MINIATURE LONG HAIRED

PD. (4). 1. Brooks’, Black Thorn at Lyndelea.Sound all round puppy. Pleasing head on nice reachy neck. Well sprung ribbing. Sound angulation giving well balanced movement. This he did with plenty of drive. Very pleased to gibe him BP. 2. Sidgwicks’, Paulian Border Heritage. Could easily change places with winner. Good front assembly. Level topline and underline. Nothing to fault on movement. 3. Young’s, Bronia Secret Agent to Tarkus.

JD. (2). 1. Illidges’, Paradachs Murphy Moonshine. Correct shaped eyes in good head supported by long reachy neck. Presented a very good outline standing and on the move. Correct angulation. 2. Dutson’s, Rossglen Redoute. Splendid top and underline. Very balanced standing and on the move. Seemed a little unsettled on the day but will improve with experience.

PGD. (3). 1. Hayes’, Dolyharp Duet with Daihouse. BD and BOB. Lots to like about this very masculine dog. Beautiful head, long reachy neck. Sound front, good length of ribbing, top and underline to be admired. Tail carriage a little high. Very pleasing to watch on the move holding his shape at all times. Presented in first class condition and very well handled. Deserved Best Dog and BOB. Well done. 2. Brooks’, Darknight Black Magic at Lynderlea. Good front, pleasing outline well sprung ribbing. Excellent shoulders. Pleasing all round. 3. Brooks’, Lynderlea Bounty Boy.

LD. (3). 1. Brooks’, Lynderlea Digby Boy. Of sound construction all round. Correct head, pleasing forechest. Good hindquarters. Nothing to fault on the move. 2. Illidges’, Paradachs Dream Come True. A very masculine dog. Very pleasing to go over. Pushed hard for first place. Correct in all departments. Excellent on the move. 3. Buchan and Colleys’, Ebony Night Runner at Helenium.

OD. (3). 1. Winchurches’, Ch. Moonstalker to Zarcrest. RBD. Pushed hard for Best Dog. Of sound construction all round. Head front and neck to be admired. Level topline and underline. Plenty of drive on the move. Holding shape. 2. Jamieson’s, Ch. Airwaves to Carlang via Djeata. Correct head with very expressive eyes. Presents a pleasing profile moving and standing. 3. Phillips’, Rossglen Reach for the Sky.

PB. (7). 1. Brooks’, Maundowne Modern Mille at Lynder Lea. A very feminine bitch. Lovely front assembly. Correct shaped head with very expressive almond eyes. Level topline and underline. Good angulation. 2. Sidgwick’s, Paulian Border Princess. Has all the attributes to develop into a very good exhibit. Sound in all departments. Presents a good shape and on the move. 3. Geeson’s, Abydachs Attitude.

JB. (6). 1. Dutson’s, Roosglen Rosenthalis. Excellent length of neck, nice front and shoulders. Well sprung ribbing. Presents a lovely shape standing and on the move. 2. Booths’, Asbach Anmut. Very well presented. A pretty bitch. Excellent coat and furnishings. Covers the ground with plenty of drive. 3. Buchans’, Helenium Frenrena.

PGB. (5). 1. Oxley’s, Dinkidax Amaryllis. BB. A lovely type of bitch, good size. Excellent head and front assembly. Very well sprung ribcage. Sound top and underline. Good angulation. Well presented and handled. 2. Charnleys’, Northnook Mutmeg. Good shoulder placement and ribbing. Strong hindquarters giving excellent movement. Sound all round. 3. Morrison’s, Bromor Galactica.

LB. (2). 1. Winchurches’, Zarcrest Gold Haymaker for Brianolf. RBB. A very feminine bitch presented in excellent condition. Very neat front, good layback of shoulders. Sound ribbing. Correct head with lovely almond shaped eyes. Nothing to fault on the move. 2. Trembles’, Northnook Firefly Summer. Lovely head and eyes on nice neck. Sound front. Nice sized body with first class ribbing.

OB. (3). 1. Charnleys’, Northnook Mystic Maid. A very feminine bitch full of quality. Presented in first class condition. Lovely head on nice reachy neck, correct front, tight shoulders. Held shape at all times. 2. Phillips’, Rossglen Tutti Frutti with Rossdach. One her day could change places with winner. Sound all round. Pleasing shape. Good front and head. Very well balanced on the move.

Bill Evans