Midland Counties Ch Show 2014

Dachshund (Miniature Wire Haired)

Judge(s): ALBERT WIGHT

  
DCC CH RIDANFLIGHT RICARDO (MR S ROSE)
RDCC BARRATINI TEDDYBOY AT LOKMADI JW (MR M & MRS Y KENT)
BCC CH DRAKESLEAT SCENT SYBIL (MRS Z THORN ANDREWS)
RBCC FALLOWMILL ON THE BUTTON JW SHCM (MRS J HOWELLS)
BOB CH DRAKESLEAT SCENT SYBIL (MRS Z THORN ANDREWS)
BP BINGOBONGO'S FELLICIANA ( MESSRS G R & M A BUCKLE & FLOWERS)
Minor Puppy - Dog
Entries: 3 Absentees: 0
1ST PELLISMER OTTDEAL (MRS G LANCASTER)
2ND BALTIYSKIY INDIANA JONES (IMP RUS) ( MR M A & MS L FLOWERS & SODERBERG)
3RD PENNYWAVE SWAGMAN (MRS C A MORRIS)
Puppy - Dog
Entries: 2 Absentees: 0
1ST BALTIYSKIY INDIANA JONES (IMP RUS) ( MR M A & MS L FLOWERS & SODERBERG)
2ND BALTIYISKIY TALISMAN IDEALNY VYBOR (MRS D E WHITEHOUSE)
Junior - Dog
Entries: 3 Absentees: 1
1ST BARRATINI TEDDYBOY AT LOKMADI JW (MR M & MRS Y KENT)
2ND ALPHERATZ ULISES ( MRS S A SMITH)
Post Graduate - Dog
Entries: 3 Absentees: 0
1ST LORDSCAIRNIE MOMENT OF LOVE (MRS S F MARSTON-TEAL)
2ND BARRATINI TED ASTAIRE AT GRANHOWARD (MRS P GRANT)
3RD PALSUZ BASIL (MRS P MILLER)
Limit - Dog
Entries: 3 Absentees: 0
1ST VERRAMI EN TRAC (MRS R E A BARNEY)
2ND FOXEARTH FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (MR T & MRS B HAYWARD)
3RD TAREE SCOVILLE AT WIREFUSION (MR R S HAYWARD)
Open - Dog
Entries: 5 Absentees: 0
1ST CH RIDANFLIGHT RICARDO (MR S ROSE)
2ND IR CH DRAKESLEAT NEIL'S ON WHEELS ( MR E L RYAN)
3RD BRINDECKEL DIAMOND GEEZER (MRS L S BOYNS)
Minor Puppy - Bitch
Entries: 4 Absentees: 0
1ST BINGOBONGO'S FELLICIANA ( MESSRS G R & M A BUCKLE & FLOWERS)
2ND SAMLANE BELLEZA (MR P J & MRS N F PRICE)
3RD DATHACK'S PERFECT DIAMOND (MRS N THACKWRAY)
Puppy - Bitch
Entries: 3 Absentees: 0
1ST BINGOBONGO'S FELLICIANA ( MESSRS G R & M A BUCKLE & FLOWERS)
2ND ROSELLE IRENEE (MRS J E & MR I J WALKER)
3RD BASSODON PIXIELATED (MR K, MRS L & MISS E BLACK)
Junior - Bitch
Entries: 5 Absentees: 1
1ST RUSSTECK I DREAMED A DREAM (MRS C RUSSELL)
2ND DRAKESLEAT HONOUR ROLL (MRS Z THORN ANDREWS)
3RD ARBENNIK ATLANTEK REACH (MRS J HOPPER)
RES COMPANIA SCARLET RIBBON AT PENNYWAVE (MRS C A MORRIS)
Post Graduate - Bitch
Entries: 6 Absentees: 0
1ST BANBURG BLACK OPAL AT STARGANG (MRS C A MORRIS)
2ND BENZDEN LACOSTE PINK ( MESSRS MR M A & MR R FLOWERS & SMITH)
3RD MALRICH OREO AT BIRICHINO (MRS S GILKES)
Limit - Bitch
Entries: 7 Absentees: 0
1ST FALLOWMILL ON THE BUTTON JW SHCM (MRS J HOWELLS)
2ND STARGANG QUINTINA AT PENNYWAVE (MRS C A MORRIS)
3RD LORDSCAIRNIE RHYTHM OF LOVE (MRS S F MARSTON-TEAL)
RES BENZDEN LACOSTE PINK ( MESSRS MR M A & MR R FLOWERS & SMITH)
VHC FOXEARTH FATMA SALKAN (MR T & MRS B HAYWARD)
Open - Bitch
Entries: 5 Absentees: 2
1ST CH DRAKESLEAT SCENT SYBIL (MRS Z THORN ANDREWS)
2ND BARRATINI HOT GOSSIP JW (MRS C H DAYKIN)
3RD PELLISMER DEALS A WINNER (MRS G LANCASTER)

 

MPD (3) 1 Lancaster's Pellismer Ottdeal. Very shapely, nicely headed youngster with such a good eye and expression. Long neck, clean throated, good wither definition, ribs well back, shade long in loin, but well angulated and so steady on the move. 2 Flowers & Soderberg's Baltiyskiy Indiana (Imp Rus). Quite a different type and I just hope he does grown on much more. Pleasing head, not quite the eye of the first so expression less appealing. Well Defined sternum, good underline, enough neck, smooth backline and nice bend of stifle. However, never really covered the ground as smoothly as the first. 3 Morris' Pennywaves Swagman. 
PD (2) 1 B Indiana. 2 Whitehouse's Baltiyskiy Talisman Jones (Imp Rus). Litter brother to the winner and probably ending up the better size. He is tense to handle and needs to relax more. His head is a good shape but he has that worried look which is untypical. Nice neck, good ribcage and ample hind angulation. His jacket was spotless. 
JD (3, 1) 1 & Res CC, Kent's Barratini Teddyboy At Lokmadi JW. I thought him to be a quality youngster with a very good head, lovely neck, good shoulders and not overdone in chest depth. Ribs carry well back, the loin is supple and he has good angulation both ends. On the move he was one of the best of the day, especially good in front where so many failed. 2 Smith's Alpheratz Ulises. Red, too long in leg for me and he is also long in loin. I quite liked his head shape and eyes and he has a decent neck. Very well ribbed but he needs ring training on the table where he proved to be quite restless. Once on the ground he settled and moved around with a fair stride. 
PGD 3) 1 Marston-Teal's Lordscairnie Moment Of Love. Scored in head shape with very good eyes and ears, long neck, well Defined  sternum and excellent feet. His backline is smooth flowing and he has a well rouned rump.  He moved away on the straightest of hocks and side on he held his shape. 2 Grant's Barratini Fred Astaire At Granhoward. Out of a smaller mould. Pleasing head and eyes, shade more length of neck would add to his appeal. He is short enough in loin and his profile action lacks reach and drive. In excellent bloom jacketwise.  3 Miller's Palsuz Basil. 
LD (3) 1 Barney's Verrami En Trac. Nice size with an air of quality in head, eyes and expression. Ample reach of neck, very well ribbed, firm in elbow, decent length of leg and a good forechest. He has a good bend of stifle and a fair width in second thigh. His handler made the most of his virtues on the move. 2 Hayward's Foxearth Fiddler On The Roof. This red has lots to admire but he is just big enough for me. His construction is so good, the fore and aft angles are lovely, his backline is so firm, there is a hint of rise over the loin and he showed a brisk, powerful action as he went around the ring. I especially liked his head, length, clean in skull and very good eyes. 3 Hayward's Taree Scoville At Wirefusion. 
OD (5) 1 & CC, Rose's Ch Ridanflight Ricardo. I thought this very handsome headed chap to be a comfortable CC winner. He is a top quality dog,Beautifully headed, strong neck, excellent sternum, tight in elbow and good rib clearance. He is in the hardest of muscular condition and he can motor around the ring. One the stack he is imposing and looks every inch the titleholder he is. 2 Ryan's Ir Ch Drakesleat  Neil's On Wheels. A size smaller all through but undeniably male in head, eye and expression. He is a  very shapely dog, scoring in shoulders and hindquarters which come into play as he circles the ring with a degree of cockiness and power. Enough neck, level backed and shown in good coat. 3 Boyns' Brindeckel Diamond Geezer. 
MPB (4) 1 & BP, Buckle & Flowers' Bingobongo's Felliciana. A delightful youngster, so well trained and schooled. Especially good in head, eye and expression, Beautiful neck and head carriage, so well ribbed and they carry well back to a supple loin. Her coat is harsh to the touch, she is well muscled and can move out truly and with drive. 2 Price's Samlane Belleze. I feel this baby is a bit light in condition and could carry some more weight over her ribs to her advantage. She appeals for put shape on the stack, pleasing head shape, well placed ears of good length, moved out with confidence and just a bit happy with her tail. 3 Thackwray's Dathack's Perfect Diamond. 
PB (3) 1 B. Felliciano. 2 Walker's Roselle Irenee. What I liked about this youngster was her ultra feminine headpiece with such good shape and coloured eyes aiding her expression. She has a long neck, is very well ribbed and good width in thigh. She is easy to handle on the table but she would look better if she were a bit more outgoing in temperament. I think that was why she was stepping a little short in stride. 3 Black's Bassodon Pixielated. 
JB (5, 1) 1 Russell's Russteck I Dreamed A Dream. This one is such an outgoing little person, quite full of herself and game for anything. She makes the most of her virtues, really stretches that neck, holds her backline rock steady and she has a well muscled rump. Her coat was well prepared and she shows plenty of hock drive. Just a little happy in front and can strut with sheer confidence! 2 Thorn-Andrews' Drakesleat Honour Roll. This one if much less advanced in almost every way.  Not the finished look of Dream and less outgoing in temperament. In stance she is shapely, very good neck, good backline and her forechest line is so correct. Once she settled to extend herself on the move she acquitted herself well. 3 Hopper's Arbennik Atlantek Reach. 
PGB (6) 1 Morris' Banburg Black Opal At Stargang. I liked this one heaps as she is compact in loin, has a decent length of ribbing, good angles both ends and her head is of good length, is clean in skull. Her eye could be a  shade smaller to advantage. On the move she really strode out well with lovely hock action. 2 Flowers & Smith's Benzden Lacoste Pink. This is a beautifully headed bitch and I liked a lot about her. When posed she is a real eyecatcher, all curves and so shapely with a super reach of neck. Needs ring training as she never did herself justice on the move, pulling quite hard at times. She would be worth the effort. 3 Gilkes' Malrich Oreo At Birichino. 
LB (7) 1 & Res CC, Fallowmill On The Button and 2, Morris' Stargang  Quintina At Pennywave. I thought these were two quality bitches of much quality which could go all the way to the top.  They share so many of the same attributes, they are well made, both feminine in head and expression, they have well ribbed bodies, good hind angulations, well set and carried tails and they are both sound in action. On the day the winner was that bit more finished in coat which split them. A delight to judge. 3 Marston-Teal's Lordscairnie Rhythm Of Love. 
OB (5, 2) 1, CC & BOB, Thorn-Andrews' Ch Drakesleat Scent Sybil. Lovely type, what a shape, elegance throughout, looks a class act, is sound on the move, well jacketed and she uses that terrific neck to great advantage on the stack. A big winner and she is so worthy of her successes. 2 Daykin's Barratini Hot Gossip JW. Another really nice type of bitch which has a good headpiece, lovely eyes and ears, enough neck, nicely ribbed and in good coat. I felt she could have reached out more in front as her front assembly is good, but she didn't! So side on the winner was the more fluent of the two in action. 3  Lancaster's Pellismer Deals A Winner.
Albert Wight