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Championship Show 2002 (No CC's) |
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Judge:
Mr A Wight |
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DCC |
Speak - Caligari Rodnan
Royal Zinc |
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RDCC |
Paterson - Cishelvine
Firedancer |
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BCC |
Poulter - Ch Lankelly
Black Bryony |
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RBCC |
Gordon - Silvae Gemstone
at Cempsey |
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BP |
Endersby - Mowbray Peggy
Sue |
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BOB |
Poulter - Ch Lankelly
Black Bryony |
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Puppy
Dog |
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1st |
Pridmore & Vanstone -
Ritlo the Jazzman |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Junior
Dog |
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1st |
No Entries |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Post
Graduate Dog |
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1st |
No Entries |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Limit
Dog |
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1st |
Phillip - Wells Sea Breeze
at Tendrow |
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2nd |
Kent - Liebling Play in
the Hay |
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3rd |
Gordon - Silvae Zanny at
Cempsey |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Open
Dog |
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1st |
Speak - Caligari Rodnan
Royal Zinc |
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2nd |
Paterson - Cishelvine
Firedancer |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Puppy
Bitch |
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1st |
Endersby - Mowbray Peggy
Sue |
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2nd |
Vine - Liebling Sea Mist
over Cishelvine |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Junior
Bitch |
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1st |
Clifford - Ablebody
Operetta |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Post
Graduate Bitch |
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1st |
No Entries |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Limit
Bitch |
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1st |
Salisbury - Brocklewood
Clementine |
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2nd |
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3rd |
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Res |
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VHC |
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Open
Bitch |
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1st |
Poulter - Ch Lankelly
Black Bryony |
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2nd |
Gordon - Silvae Gemstone
at Cempsey |
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3rd |
Pugh & Fraser -
Bystock African Queen |
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Res |
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VHC |
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DACHSHUND
WIREHAIRED
PD. (2). 1. Pride
and Vanstone’s, Ritio the Jazzman. A rather gawky youngster. Certainly in need
of some ring training as he does not do himself any favours on the move. A shade
on the leg for me. Excellent reach of neck, layback of shoulder and rib length.
His backline is good and his coat texture pleased. I would like more bone. Fair
headpiece of good proportions.
LD. (3). 1.
Phillip’s, Wellsea Breeze at Tendrow. Lots to like about this top quality
handsome fellow. Good length of rib, back quite level. Gentle rise over the
loins and he is nicely angulated aft. His head has length, the eyes are well
shaped and expressive and he has enough forechest. Moved well here to win this
nice class but lost his backline in the challenge for BD. 2. Kent’s, Liebling
Play in the Hay. A bigger chap all through and I feel his high set tail spoils
his backline. Really big ribbed, strong in forchest and well boned. Coat an
excellent texture and his hock action is strong. Could be tidier in front. 3.
Gordon’s, Silvae Zanny at Kempsey.
OD. (2). 1.
Speak’s, Callgari Rodnan Royal Zinc.
BD. 2.
Paterson’s, Clshelvine Firedancer. RBD. I found these two very smart dogs hard
to split. I felt the winner had the edge in head balance with a really good
expression from well shaped and coloured eyes. He was also in better jacket and
carried his tail that bit better. The second matched him in all other aspects
and definitely had the edge in upper arm length and forward reach. Both had
excellent ribcages with such firm backlines. I wouldn’t want them any bigger
though there is no hint of coarseness.
PB. (3). 1.
Endersby’s, Mowbray Peggy Sue. BP. I thought her a really promising youngster of
lovely body length and such good bone. Pleasing head, strong foreface, not
overdone in stop and lovely eyes. Scores in fore assembly, excellent forechest,
fairly tight fitting elbows and going away her hock action is so purposeful.
Just needs to firm up in backline when in stance. 2. Vine’s, liebling Sea Mist
over Clshelvine. Proving quite a handful for her handler. Pleasing head, neck of
good length, well ribbed and nice topline. Not the strong, well bent stifles of
the first nor did she give such a positive display when moving. Jacket harsh to
the touch and well bodied.
JB. (1). 1.
Clifford’s, Ablebody Operetta. Out of coat red which never really strode out as
well as her shape implied she would. Pleasing head balance, very good ears and
eyes, just enough neck. Good ribcage and well muscled. Ample weight of bone for
her sex.
PGB. (1). 1.
Rowe’s, Boloria Black Magic. Rather a nice bitch of good body weight proportions
and with pleasing angles both ends. Her head is a good wedge though eyes could
be that shade darker to her advantage. Nicely ribbed with just enough bend of
stifle. Topline rises a little on the move which detracts from an otherwise
pleasing profile as she moves round the ring.
LB. (2). 1.
Sallsbury’s, Brocklewood Clementine. I found her so appealing when stacked.
Lovely size, beautiful neck and backline. She has plenty of substance, good
forechest and front quite true when coming towards me. Her head is delightful.
The ears frame her face so well and the eyes are dark and well shaped. In good
jacket she looked the part.
OB. (3). Only
three but all beautiful bitches. 1. Poulter’s, Ch. Lankelly Black Bryony. BOB.
Out of the top drawer. This is such a well known bitch and it was a pleasure to
have the chance to go over her. All the parts fit so well, the head is a joy,
the sheer quality is so apparant and her whole shape just flows. Beautifully
ribbed, the harshest of coats and totally sound on the move. 2. Gordon’s, Silvae
Gemstone at Cempsey. Another delightful bitch and I was surprised to see she has
not gained her crown. She would certainly be worthy of it. I especially liked
her head, its smoothness and balance, leading to a fair length of neck.
Wonderful body proportions and well angulated hindquarters leading to short,
strong hocks. Ultra feminine in outlook. she was in excellent body and coat
condition and moved out with real reach and drive. 3. Pughe and Fraser’s,
Bystock African Queen.
Albert Wight