MPD (1) 1 Lockett-Walters & Walters’ Railines Bright Future, it was a pleasure to find something so nice at the start of the judging. Very classy b/t baby who I am sure will have a bright future. Lovely outline so well proportioned. Lovely head into clean neck & shoulder, excellent quarters, good strong topline, prominent forechest & such an air of dignity & confidence for one so young. Moved out really well keeping his shape & using his assets to advantage. CC. JD (3,1a) 1 Brooks’ Obdax Lynn’s Badger, elegant dapple dog, with a lovely refined masculine head. Strong topline, good forechest & ribbing. Well boned with good feet. Balanced front & rear. Moved well keeping his outline; 2 Bedford’s Devoncream Midnight Mirage of Dinkidudlor, brindle boy of very different type. Good outline with strong topline & nicely rounded rear with strong quarters. Not the head of the winner & needs to fill in front which affected his movement today. PGD (2) 1 Buchan & Kerslake’s Devonwood Crackerjack at Helenium, b/t with a beautiful head & outlook. Well balanced throughout with a good outline when standing. In lovely coat & condition. Moved soundly but tending to get over excited & lose his outline a little on the move today; 2 Brooks’ Lyndarlea Kenny, taller type of dog who was rather unsure of himself today. Clean outline with a good topline. Good bone & substance & nice thick feet. Was rather difficult to assess on the move today as he was determined not to cooperate. LD (3) 1 Bedford’s Rossdach Cream Of The Crop, elegant red dog, totally out of coat but really hasn’t got anything to hide. Nice profile with lovely head & neck, strong topline & well constructed front. Good rear angulation. Moved well; 2 Kennedy’s Denkena Loganberry, nicely constructed cream dog of good type. Lovely head. Well made body with good bone & ribbing. Balanced front & rear construction. Moved well but his tailset just detracting from his outline today; 3 Cooper’s Jumanda’s Renaissance. OD (1) 1 Walters’ Ch Ralines One Of Those, lovely sized cream dog with the most gorgeous pigmentation. Masculine head, good topline, & nice ribbing carried well back. Well balanced front & rear. Really comes into his own on the moved where he covers the ground so soundly & easily. Great style & presence. In excellent coat & condition. RCC.

MPB (2) 1 Cohen’s Ralines Red Boquet for Hutzpah, very pretty cream shown in lovely coat & condition. Put on a sterling performance for one so young. Well balanced throughout. Feminine head though she was tending to put her ears back today (not really surprising with the noise) which tends to distract from her expression. Good topline & outline which she held well on the move; 2 Priestley’s Hillstar Gingerlicious, red baby with a lovely head & clean outline. Well balanced proportion. Just lacking some filling & maturity. Was very unsettled today especially on the move which made her movement rather erratic. PB 1 Shutt’s Donnadoon A Touch Of Magic, very nicely made red puppy. Feminine well proportioned bitch with well constructed front & rear. Lovely outline when she decides to cooperate with her handler. Moved very soundly when settled. Has time on her side but just needs more confidence & training. JB (6,2) 1 Brown’s Mystera Once Upon A Dream at Garbosa, feminine red bitch in excellent coat & condition. Good hind & neck into well made shoulders, good ribbing & strong topline. Well angulated quarters. Everything was so nicely put together making a complete package. Moved really well using her assets, covering the ground with ease & keeping her outloine at all times. Really seemed to be trying her best & working with her handler. CC & BOB; 2 Mee’s Barlaine’s Red Splendour, well made red bitch. Lovely head & neck. Well angulated front & rear. Well balanced throughout with good profile both standing & moving. Moved soundly at all times but in complete opposite to the winner she was determined not to make the most of herself. Hope she finds that little extra confidence that would make the difference; 3 Cooper’s Jumanda’s Silver Slipper. PGB (5) 1 Mee’s Barlaine’s Golden Delight, lovely elegant red bitch with long flowing lines. Lovely head & eye, excellent neck into strong topline. Well constructed front & rear, long ribbing & good forechest. Good bone, substance & feet. Shown in good coat & condition. Moved really well with extension but just needs that extra confidence to settle & complete the picture. RCC; 2 Lockett-Walters’ & Walters’ Ralines Blind Date, very well made cream with good proportions throughout. Everything about this bitch is balanced & she uses this to advantage on the move where she really comes into her own, covering the ground with ease; 3 Cooper’s Jimanda’s Silver Slipper. LB (5) 1 Kennedy’s Denkena’s Blae Berry, very pretty cream with a beautiful head & eye. Balanced construction, good outline & ribbing, strong topline. Moved positively keeping her shape & outline both standing & on the move; 2 Kerslake’s Devonwood Lady Alexandra, feminine b/t, good head & topline balanced angulation front & back. Well developed forechest. Good clean profile. Moved steadily keeping her shape. Not the length of ribbing of winner; 3 Laird’s Flavina Circe. OB (6,1) 1Shutt’s Longort Cassie Royale of Donnadoon, lovely b/t bitch of classical shape & proportions. In good coat & condition. When you handle her everything is in the right place & flows together really well. Lovely outline when stood & she moves soundly as you would expect from her construction but her carriage & demeanour suggests a total lack of interest in the proceedings. A very frustrating exhibit to judge; 2 Mitchell’s Bronia Peach Fuzz, very pretty cream bitch with a gorgeous head & expression. Lovely dark eyes & pigment. Nice outline with well made front & rear. Moved really well covering the ground easily. Just appeared rather immature today not helped by the fact that she had apparently left her coat at home; 3 Brook’s Hanishan Eezzy Magic Nite at Lynderlea. VB (2) 1 Two b/t ladies of similar type & proportions. Both bitches in good coat & condition & credit to their owners. It was nice to see both bitches moved well & were seemingly enjoying their day. The winner was a little more refined in head & eye & just held her topline better on the move. 1 Laird’s Flavian Bonye at Morn; 2 Mee’s Barlaines Summer Storm.