founded 1973
CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
29th May 2006
BEST IN SHOW
Bitch CC
Ch Challimers Molly Malone at Fergustaff
RESERVE BEST IN SHOW
Dog CC
Ch Stormbull Solo
BEST PUPPY IN SHOW
Puppy Dog
Stormbull So Wot
BEST OPPOSITE SEX PUPPY
Puppy Bitch
Subaron Sharrann
RESERVE BITCH CC
Ebony Breeze of Rowellstaff
RESERVE DOG CC
Staffmate Noble Ambassador
BEST VETERAN IN SHOW
Ch Tikkurilan Poison Ivy
BEST OPPOSITE SEX VETERAN IN SHOW
Ch Wyrefare Prince Naseem
DOG CRITIQUE
Having been bitten 2 days previously whilst separating an
Australian Shepherd and West Highland White at a Companion Dog Show it was reassuring to
find every single Stafford well behaved and under proper control. The quality was also
very obvious and several of the later classes were extremely tough with several of those
winners in strong contention for the major prize. It was a real pleasure to see such a
strong final line-up.
My thanks to the members, committee and exhibitors for a splendid day and a special thanks to my two stewards John and Mary for looking after me
MINOR PUPPY DOG (14, 1 abs)
1st Wheeler’s
Denagar Lord Armune Starting out right, this 8½ month red puppy with a
white chest has a well shaped head, excellent mouth and typical expression. He has strong
shoulders set square and adequate rib for his age. He carries a level topline on the move
as well as standing.
2nd Corns’ Bekanbar Billy No Mates An 8 month
old Brindle with white vest, a strong head, perfect bite, neat ears and round dark eyes.
Front legs well boned, excellent rib and brisket for his age and moved powerfully.
3rd
Swift’s Longdrive Blue Diamond Also 8 months old but not so mature at this point, this pied youngster has a shapely head, deep brisket, level topline and muscled hindquarters.Res Blunderbust Sure Shot
VHC Trufflestaff Kid Gloves
HC Jajca's Challenger
PUPPY DOG (8) 
1st Jackson’s Stormbull So
Wot Just 9 months old but this brindle lad has a super head, deep stop, perfect
mouth, neat ears, dark eye and good expression. Square front with excellent bone, deep
brisket, well sprung ribs, level topline and powerful hindquarters. Moved powerfully and
parallel. Best Puppy in show
2nd Asker’s Colliermans Lionheart at Dazmarnic Very well pigmented 10 month old red with a typical head and expression, scissor bite, neat ears, especially for a red, and round dark eyes. Super bone, excellent rib and brisket, a level topline and really powerful hindquarters with well bent stifles.
3rd Jones &
Tooze’s Crossguns the Bull at Maxsta A 9½ month old
brindle with strong head, good bone, super ribs and level topline. One of only a few to
have correct hard feet with prominent knuckles and well padded.
Res Jojalene Thorn in My Side
VHC Denagar Sirus
HC Subaron Superlative Sam
JUNIOR DOG (17, 4abs)
1st 
Watkin
& Wiggins’ Kewaunee Peta Nocona. A very close call between the
first three here but this 15½ month brindle just took the class. He was shown fit and is
a well muscled and balanced dog with excellent skull, neat ears, round dark eyes, in fact
excellent pigmentation throughout. He has well sprung ribs and well developed, muscular
hindquarters.
2nd Edwards’ Welshstaff Pearly Jack A similar 15 month old brindle in terms of head, ears, rib and hindquarters. He has a perfect mouth, deep brisket and moved well
3rd Connelly’s Gillconn Khan Spot on Chase A younger, 13 month old, pied dog with typical expression, strong bone, deep brisket and level topline. He moved really well
Res Beustaff Paddys Pal
VHC Rebraka Romeo
HC Staffjoy's Hot Pursuit
YEARLING DOG (18, 3 abs)
1st Casey &
Hewitt’s Hallastaff Celt at Tigerbull A super head, deep through,
perfect scissor bite and expression on this brindle with white vest and toes, excellent
bone, well sprung rib, deep brisket and level topline. Shown fit and moved powerfully
holding the topline level as he went.
2nd Morgan & Morgan-Pistor’s Biggleswick
Devil’s Brew A red dog with white blaze, vest and feet. He has a balanced,
well-shaped head, neat ears dark eyes and typical expression. Square front, good bone,
short coupled and broad rib as well as moving powerfully and also holding the level
topline in motion.
3rd Barker
& Ventham’s Boldavier Real Mccoy A well balanced brindle
with shapely skull, neat lips, strong square front and level topline.
Res Rixstaff's Little Ace at Rixystaff
VHC Arnhem Ready to Rumble
HC Hallastaff Young Arthur
MAIDEN DOG (7, 2abs)
1st Morgan & Morgan-Pistor’s Biggleswick Devil’s Brew – See Yearling (2)
2nd Hyde’s Subaron Superlative Sam A young brindle with white vest, a typical head, plenty of bone, square front, level topline and deep brisket.
3rd Wilder’s Lord of the Leys Excellent movement on this brindle with white dog with deep brisket, level topline and powerful hindquarters
4th Trufflestaff Kid Gloves
5th Crossguns Outlaw
NOVICE DOG (16, 3 abs)
1st Watkin &
Wiggins’ Kewaunee Peta Nocona – See Junior (1)
2nd Butler’s Mosstaff
Crush A strongly built, well boned and well ribbed, brindle dog with neat
ears and typical expression.
3rd Morgan &
Morgan-Pistor’s Biggleswick Devil’s Brew – See Yearling
(2)
4th Crossguns Compadre at Blunderbust
5th Crossguns The Bull At Maxsta
6th Subaron Superlative Sam
GRADUATE DOG (13, 2abs)
1st Jones’ Alcnik Bryndu This was a competitive class with several of the best moving dogs I’ve seen for a while won by this brindle with a superb head – broad and deep through. He has plenty of rib, deep brisket and level topline
2nd Watkin & Wiggins’ Kewaunee Peta
Nocona – See Junior (1)
3rd Fairhurst’s
Yorks One Time for Fairlenium Another strong headed brindle with broad
white vest and feet. Broad square front, plenty of bone, deep brisket and muscled
hindquarters.
4th Jojalene Ripntear Diamond
5th Welshstaff Pearly Jack
6th Fergustaff Cool As Ice
POST GRADUATE DOG (16, 1abs)
1st Beaufoy
& Westwood’s Nethertonian Beauwest of Wyrefare A beautifully
balanced square and stocky brindle dog with a typical skull/head, neat ears, round dark
eyes, excellent expression, prominent cheek muscles, scissor bite and pronounced stop. He
has a square front, plenty of bone, deep brisket and well sprung ribs. Level topline,
short coupled and moved really well – a strong challenger in the final line-up.
2nd Jones’ Alcnik
Bryndu – See Graduate (1)
3rd Keogh’s Veklorra Lose Yourself This really was an excellent class and this brindle is similar to 1st in many respects. He has really super spring of rib, broad front and powerful hindquarters with hocks let down and stifles well bent giving a real impression of imminent spring
4th Chelakaz Chelsea's Wise Boy
5th Gularrens What a Cracker at Iestaffords
6th Carianjo Cornelius
LIMIT DOG (14, 4abs)
1st Scott
& Hinsley’s Tocsam Eco Warrior The quality of the classes just
kept improving and many in this were in contention. The worthy winner is a well balanced
brindle dog with a really typical head, strong, square, sharp features. Neat ears, super
intense expression and scissor bite with large teeth. His body is square and his legs
parallel both stationary and moving viewed from all directions and he just gives a real
impression of power as he strives to dominate the ring.
2nd O’Donnell’s Rockstaff
Vagabond for Odenstaff A typical example of a well balanced red and white
pied dog with many of the attributes of the 1st. Strong head, super expression,
excellent bone and a level topline that stayed totally level even while powering around
the ring.
3rd Barren &Guiver’s Dazzling White Lad by Gullarens Schm A slightly larger version of the first two but this brindle and white pied is also balanced, also strong headed and also a powerful, parallel mover.
Res Alport Fire Cracker
VHC Stourbrittt Its My Destiny
HC Bowtmans Still Standing JW
OPEN DOG (18, 3abs)
1st Mace & Davies’ Ch.
Stormbull Solo JW One of the top 3 classes I’ve judged in 20 years and
this young champion is a worthy representative of the breed. Having already chosen 2 or 3
super dogs to win previous classes, this lad had to be something special to win the CC
– and he is. Some brindles can be quite coarse or seem to have huge punishing heads
on an average body. This dog is well balanced throughout with a strong, well shaped head,
neat ears, pronounced stop, round dark eyes, calm but observant expression. He has large
teeth with a perfect scissor bite, stocky neck set on broad shoulders supported by a
square front on powerful legs. A really deep brisket, exceptionally broad spring of rib
and level topline and short coupled. His hindquarters are muscular and low set, his
stifles are well bent and he moves with real power. Best
Dog, CC, RBIS, BOS
2nd Van Aken & Raamsden’s Staffmate’s
Noble Ambassador Another balanced brindle with neat ears, excellent
expression, tidy lips and scissor bite. Superb mover, one of the best of the day and
maintained an excellent topline at all times. Reserve
Best Dog & RCC
3rd Lay’s Ch. Carnig Positive Profile A long time favourite of mine and still came close to the top prize. A super head shape, neat ears, correct bite and expression. Excellent bone, deep brisket, broad front and well sprung rib.
Res Ch Ashstock By Jupiter JW
VHC Ryestaff Henry on the Hill
HC Am Ch Classystaffys Strike Force Imp
BRED BY EXHIBITOR, DOG (11, 2abs)
1st Waters’ Ch. Ashstock by
Jupiter JW A red with white vest with a well shaped head, perfect mouth and
excellent pigmentation. He has a broad front, deep brisket, level topline and well muscled
hindquarters. Moved well.
2nd Page &
McGowan’s Chelakaz Chelsea’s Wise Boy A Brindle with
white flash on chest. He has an excellent expression and a well shaped skull. Holds his
level topline on the move.
3rd Morgan &
Morgan-Pistor’s Biggleswick Devil’s Brew – See Yearling
(2)
Res Rowellstaff Crimson Duke
VHC Arnhem Ready to Rumble JW
HC Lord of the Leys
VETERAN DOG (3)
1st Beaufoy’s Ch. & Ir.
Ch. Wyrefare Prince Naseem A real pleasure to go over this old lad who gave
me a look as if to say “seen it, done it, got the T-shirt”. Still has excellent
ring presence and moved beautifully – still an example of how it’s done. He has
a super head, deep brisket, plenty of rib and a level topline. Best Veteran Dog
2nd Brown’s Veklorra On a Hy JW A younger veteran with an excellent mouth, plenty of rib/brisket and a level topline.
3rd Knight’s Gadkey’s Black Night A strong headed brindle with a broad square front and level topline
BRACE (5, 1abs) Judged
jointly with Lesley McFadyen
1st McGrath’s
brace A well matched pair that moved well together.
2nd Gallagher
& Johnson’s brace Not quite so matched but also moved together
well.
3rd Fletcher & Seedhouse’s brace A lovely matched pair but no way were they going to walk together at the end of a long day
DAVID LEVY (Judge)
and during the break there was a display by a number of Clever Staffords - showing that the breed have many facets - as show dogs, agility dogs, obedience dogs, PAT dogs and their best role, show offs!!!
BITCH CRITIQUE
The ultimate privilege, to judge at your own Breed Club championship show! With the organisation taken care of so professionally I was left to concentrate on the task in hand which was work enough, so my thanks to my two elegant lady stewards and to the rest of the team. Having always been aware that it is impossible to judge from ringside I was thrilled to be able to get up close to what are obviously the cream of the bitches in the country at the present time. Some observations I would make since the last time I judged at this level in the UK are that uniformity of mouths has declined. I had very few incorrect mouths, but untidy dentition was more evident than I would like to see. Similarly, thick and heavy lips were too prevalent. I found too many bitches that were either carrying too much bone and substance so that they scared the pants off me when I got up close, or ones that so lacked in those qualities that a puff of wind would blow them away. My mission was to find the blend of bull and terrier in good condition that looked like it was capable of performing its task. In many cases movement was ‘adequate’ rather than ‘good’ but I have to say I found much better back ends than I saw before, both in width and also in stifle angulation. My critique will hopefully explain why I placed one before the other rather than just say ‘good this’, ‘good that’, ‘good the other’. Especially in the classes you would expect – junior, limit and open – the quality was such that the final decisions were extremely close. It goes without saying that temperaments were exactly as you would expect to find – I was in grave danger of receiving a severe washing with every bitch handled.
MINOR PUPPY BITCH
(16, 2 abs)
1st Willis’ Cross-swords
Sweet as Candy
What
a lovely 6 ½ month old brindle puppy! She
has a beautiful head shape and expression with lots of depth to her skull, although I
would prefer to see tighter lips. A cobbier
bitch than the 2nd but nevertheless standard in size with a short back and
grand bend of stifle, her feet could be tighter but this may come with age and exercise;
she moved well on the mat and responded to her owner like a seasoned campaigner.
2nd
Thomas’
Sunnystone
Steel Magnolia
Black
brindle darling, the same age as the class winner but a taller bitch, still in balance. She has less brisket development at this age than
the 1st but plenty of time for that to come.
As with the winner I would prefer less heavy lips but she has lovely neat
feet, a good topline which she held, and a powerful back end that showed when she strutted
her stuff
3rd
Winrow’s
Jayneze
Hakuna Matata
A well made 7 ½ month old black brindle puppy
with a great depth to her skull. She has good
balance and moved out well although not as true in front as the first two and preferred
the neater ear carriage of the first two placed
Res Stanway’s
Waystaff Lucky Strike
VHC Hopkins’ Trufflestaff Narcissus
HC
Mills & Keirl’s Quaystaff Jolene
PUPPY BITCH (16, 3 abs)
1st Plant’s Subaron
Sharrann
A
star from the off, this black brindle young lady has quality in abundance. At 9 ½ months she has plenty of time for her
brisket to develop and settle her front movement, meanwhile she will always be noticed by
virtue of her classic shape and style so that each part of her flows into the next
effortlessly. Her handler presents her in
immaculate condition with a shimmering coat, trained beautifully and compliments her by
sympathetic handling. Sure she will go great guns – the very best of luck with her! Best
Puppy Bitch
2nd
Wilson’s
Wilstaff
She’s a Showgirl
Although
this 10 ½ month old was stronger all over than the 1st and 3rd in
the class she scored particularly in strength of back end and bend of stifle over the 3rd
place. Her feet could be neater but she has
neat ear carriage, great rib for a baby and a good tuck up.
3rd
Dewar’s
Tikkurilan
Hi Candy at Mintmarkes
Another stylish
puppy, just coming up to one year old, up on the leg to the other two so not quite as
balanced but she held her topline nicely on the move.
She lost out on the 2nd place by virtue of less neat ear carriage
and less rear angulation
Res Powell’s
Brizeacks Faith in your Eyes
VHC McGrath’s Velvet Boo of Jajca
HC
Wheeler’s
Denagar
Zuleika
JUNIOR BITCH (18, 1 abs)
1st Folwell & Morris’ Ebony
Breeze of Rowellstaff RCC
In
the class this bitch was an out and out winner for me. Stunning standard sized showgirl,
she has a head shape that typifies the breed, showing strength and depth. Displaying plenty of underjaw, she has a correct
scissor bite and clean lips, her dark eyes mesmerise you and her beautiful polished
brindle coat can’t fail to impress. On
the move she lost her topline slightly but her overall quality displayed in her bang
straight front with great heart room and powerful back end was more than enough to
compensate. In the final line up she
continued to show her socks off and I was very pleased to award her the Reserve
cc
2nd Perrott & Di Battista’s Dwstaff
Devotion for Perrista
I liked this lady a lot! Only just tipping into junior so still plenty of
time to develop she has style and charisma. Her
handler has her in excellent condition, both in terms of coat and fitness, so that she
shines from the inside out. She lost out to
my winner today by virtue of slightly flightier ear carriage and heavier lips but her more
positive movement secured her place over the third bitch
3rd McGrath’s
Bijou
Belle of Jajca
Another
only just into junior this balanced mahogany brindle bitch demanded my attention. Her ears are a wee bit flighty but held well. She
has a lovely chunky rear end and used it to drive off but moved a little closer behind
than the 2nd placed bitch
Res Blacker
& Wood’s Crossguns
Sexy Thing at Bultery
VHC Bryden’s
Memorable
Moments of Gantocks
HC
Kincla’s
Alcnik
Rosa Parks
YEARLING BITCH (16, 3 abs)
1st
Kincla’s Alcnik Rosa Parks
This black brindle bitch was HC in the Junior class and well deserved. She is standard sized and of very good balance with the sweetest of expressions ensured by her round, dark perfectly placed eyes. On the mat she not only behaved well for her handler but moved soundly and with drive holding her topline.
2nd Morgan & Morgan-Pistor’s Biggleswick Qui Moi
An extremely pretty red bitch, another with a gorgeous expression enhanced by her strong underjaw. She is a little slighter all over than the class winner and lacking a little in forechest although she has plenty of width there. She has decent overall balance (even though she chooses to lean into her collar!) and a sound back end
3rd Hopkins’ Trufflestaff Toffee Truffle
Very sweet brindle pied bitch with the cleanest lips although I would prefer rounder eyes. She responds very well to her handler but lost out today on the mat to sounder moving bitches, showing truer going away rather than coming towards
Res Folwell & Morris’ Rowellstaff Miss Prada
VHC Barren & Guiver’s Gularrens Temptin Fate Too
HC Askers’ Crossguns Amazing Grace at Dazmarnic
MAIDEN BITCH (16, 6 abs)
1st Winrow’s
Jayneze Hasta
Lavista
A well won class and she certainly made her
handler work hard for it! Beautiful outline
on this black brindle bitch, everything in balance and flowing. She has a deep stop and
keen expression, excellent rib development and good forechest - something lacking in quite
a few. In the challenge for Best Puppy Bitch
she presented a problem as she wouldn’t settle enough for me to make a proper
comparison so sadly lost out, but she is certainly good enough to hold her own in serious
company
2nd
Stone’s Ashbull
Tit for Tat
This young lady had a melting expression with dark
eyes and fixed me with them throughout the class. She has a very good allover shape,
although possibly not the rib of the winner, but with a particularly good underjaw,
shapely feet and great coat condition
3rd Biggleswick Qui
Moi
2nd in Yearling
Res Hopkins’ Trufflestaff Narcissus
VHC Jeff’s Sally's Say So
HC Hammond’s Dollie Bird at Donnellas
NOVICE BITCH (17, 5 abs)
1st
Dwstaff
Devotion for Perrista
2nd in Junior,scored over 2nd by overall class and movement
2nd
Biggleswick
Qui Moi
2nd in
Yearling, 3rd in Maiden, secured her place because of her preferred
balance
3rd
Trufflestaff
Narcissus
An
upstanding black brindle bitch, decently put together
Res
Sally's
Say So
VHC Waters’ Ashstock Just Juniper
HC
Woodward’s Wardwellstaff Down With
Love
GRADUATE BITCH (8, 2 abs)
1st
Shepherd’s
Bourtie
Once Again
This is a delightful brindle bitch, compact and
showing a great outline. Her expression is all the better for having a typical eye shape
and colour, clean lips and a defined stop. Her
solid front assembly blends nicely into a shapely rib development and firm topline
2nd
Dwstaff
Devotion for Perrista
2nd in Junior and the winner of the Novice class, here she gave way to a cleaner lipped bitch with more brisket, although this will develop as she matures no doubt. Her fitness is to be commended
3rd Bruton’s
Wise
Words
Another decent bitch, a little
bigger all round than the two in front of her, with neat ear carriage and a typical head
and expression. She was beaten today by my
preference for the size of the others and their more positive movement coming towards
Res
Turner’s
Aillead
Under a Spell
VHC Summerfield’s Spikers Silver Dollar
HC
Sally's
Say So
POST GRADUATE
BITCH (23, 7 abs)
1st
Waters’ Ashstock
Easter Rose
A very beautifully
balanced red bitch with stunning black mask and liquid dark eyes who paid good attention
to her handler throughout, she has neat feet, perfect weight of bone and a good width of
rear end, although I would have liked to see a little more muscle tone. She scored over the 2nd placed bitch
with a cleaner muzzle
2nd
King’s Kylorda
Topsy Tinkle
I really took a
shine to this young dark brindle lady – she has heartroom aplenty and a shapely rib,
with a strong, deep through skull and neater ear carriage than the class winner. She displayed her charms with aplomb in this
strong class and was placed accordingly
3rd
Meek’s Ladarna
Leading Edge
Dark brindle bitch
of style and quality, although to be critical I would prefer to see a touch more of her
all over. A very close decision between her
and the next placed bitch – she just shaded it with her clean outline
Res
Jackson’s
Jackabyte
Top Totty
VHC Beard’s Trubull Ikkle Miss Magic at Hasweth
HC
Watson’s Spinnjack Aurora
LIMIT BITCH (24, 5 abs)
An excellent class to judge with hair-splitting
decisions – very challenging for me, what a pleasure!
1st
Frankland’s Aldwich Go with the Flo
Standard sized black brindle bitch where, again,
I would prefer just a fraction more bone and substance but no denying her quality, she was
turned out in immaculate condition and an absolute credit to her owner. Her classic head shape benefits from clean lips
and melting expression, although darker eyes would enhance even further, she never stopped
showing for her handler. Her lay of shoulder
is true and she held her topline on the move, with excellent musculature shown in her
strong backend and has great feet with dark nails. In
the challenge for the Reserve CC I just preferred the better substance of the Junior
bitch, but this bitch is a worthy winner of top awards
2nd
Robinson’s Leger Knockout Whist
Whilst this bitch had the bit extra substance I
was looking for she was not as true in forward movement as the class winner. Nevertheless she is a classy girl with neat ear
carriage, beautiful dark eyes and a stronger, broader muzzle than the 1st
bitch. Another with good feet and topline,
she made the decision a difficult one and it is easy to see her having her fair share of
success
3rd Bulmer’s
Sheffstaff Red
Rose at Jazzygem
This red bitch demanded attention from the
beginning of the class until the very end, interacting so well with her handler. A showgirl through and through, again with a
correct topline and strength of back end, I felt she didn’t quite have the definition
of head of the two in front of her today
Res
Corns’ Bekanbar
Beyonce
VHC Norton’s Tikkurilan Ticka Teboo
HC
Johnson’s
Tillcarr
Ring of Fire
OPEN BITCH (13, 3 abs)
An excellent class throughout, but causing me plenty of head-scratching moments because of the divergence of type and size. All of the placed bitches are of the highest quality and decisions have to be made so it was really just down to nit-picking, preference and performance. Thank you all for the privilege of judging the cream of the crop
1st
Ferguson’s
(Ch) Challimers Molly Malone at Fergustaff 
This sweetheart
brindle pied lady may not be the biggest package but she is quality throughout and when
she freestands she is an absolutely breathtaking picture!
Her coal black eyes demanded my attention from the moment she entered the
ring – how could I ignore her? Superb
depth of skull to her strong yet feminine head shape, complimented by tight, clean lips, a
blunt broad muzzle and neat ear carriage, her strong neck just flowed in balance with her
short-backed body and the strength in her back end was obvious with the development of her
chunky hams. She gave a foot perfect
performance and was duly rewarded by beating what must surely be the best bitches in the
country today to secure not only the CHALLENGE CERTIFICATE but also BEST IN SHOW. Well done – so thoroughly deserved!
2nd
McComiskie
& Dick’s Ch.
Bourtie Steal the Limelight
It is so easy to see why this stunning girl is the Bitch Record Holder – impossible
to deny her charms and pointless in me cataloguing her points. Today I felt she was slightly unsettled and I
preferred the drive from the back end of the 1st. She secured her place over the 3rd
placed bitch by virtue of more drop of brisket and strength in forechest. Her record speaks for itself, will be increased
and will be held for a very long time to come no doubt – a pleasure to lay my hands
on her
3rd
Stone’s Ch
Knockon Yes You at Ashbull
Striking
young bitch who will always be in the reckoning. I
would prefer a fraction more bone to her forelegs to balance her but she is shapely and
well presented. She is still only a baby and
I’m sure her owners have yet to see the very best of her
Res
Pickett’s
Valglo
Angelique
VHC Evan’s Ryestaff Hats off to Riffraf
HC Bruton’s Ferrymans Velvet Duchess JW
BRED BY EXHIBITOR
BITCH (13, 3 abs)
1st
Ashstock
Easter Rose
1st in Post Graduate, scored highly on balance and type.
2nd
Biggleswick
Qui Moi
2nd in
Yearling, 3rd in Maiden, 2nd in Novice. Always up on her toes and
paying attention
A comment about the majority of red bitches here today – even those with seemingly good pigmentation (ie. dark masks, dark eyes, rich coats) still had pale nails – it must puzzle breeders.
3rd
Alcnik
Rosa Parks
HC in Junior, 1st in Yearling. A typical, balanced bitch
Res
Trufflestaff
Toffee Truffle
VHC Rowellstaff Miss Prada
HC
Essex’s Javawolf
Mogwai
VETERAN BITCH (8, 2 abs)
It’s always great to see the old girls strutting their stuff – where would we be without them?
1st
Norton’s
Ch
Tikkurilan Poison Ivy
Top
sized girl, 8 ½ years young, with barely a grey hair to her and liquid dark eyes to melt
your heart, she has maintained her lovely shape and carried herself around the ring still
holding her topline and very true in front.
2nd Page & McGowan’s Chelsea
Beauty at Chelakaz
8 year old black brindle lady of pleasing
standard size, who powered along the mats with a strong back end and keeping her topline.
3rd
Funnell’s
Powerpack
Satin Doll
The
oldest of the bunch at 13 years, but still as lively as any of the others and thoroughly
enjoying the outing. She shows herself with
confidence and a twinkle in her lovely dark eyes
Res Jervis’ Steffanjax Jets Jewel
VHC Taylor & Moss’ Doushal Optimistic Girl at Mosstaff
HC
Fletcher
& Seedhouse’s Granitangel
Red Dwarf
BRACE (5, 1 abs)
What a delightful fun class to judge!
1st Mr & Mrs McGrath's brace
A really well matched brindle pair of youngsters who moved in unison and really looked the part. Well done!
2nd Miss J Essex's brace
This red dog and bitch, father and daughter, moved up and down the mat in harmony, but were less well matched than the 1st in terms of size
3rd Mr Fletcher and Miss Seedhouse's brace
Although these two reds were very well matched for size and markings they didn’t co-ordinate quite so well on the mat
Res Mr Gallagher and Mrs Johnson's brace
A happy brindle pair, less well matched in terms of markings and size
LESLEY McFADYEN (Judge)
