Dog CC & BIS

Reserve Dog CC

Bitch CC

Reserve Bitch CC

Best Puppy

Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Shore's Swanwillow Sea Captain

Chapman-King, Eriksson & the late Buist's Inzievar Gold Touch

Russell's Aus Ch. Jollygaze Hopeless Romantic for Hawkesmill

Shore's Swanwillow Seabreeze

1st: Shore's Swanwillow Sea Captain

Beautiful head, especially for a ten month old.  Lovely neck and shoulders, good length, with lovely short loin, sound,  beautiful coated mustard.  An outstanding puppy with fluid movement.  RCC.

2nd: Bedborough's Hendell Crofter for Pitfirrane

Good coated pepper, another nice head, good topline and length. Longer loin and hind movement made the difference between 1 and 2.

1st: Hunter's Etsill Scapa Flow

Sweet head with a nice muzzle and expression and good dome, good neck flowing into nice topline, very good coat, sound pepper.

2nd: Worster's Cloverwood After Midnight

Lovely type with good head and nice textured coat.  Not as clean in shoulder as 1.

1st: Jacka-Slater's Cassencarrie Robbie Burns

Nice type, good head with dark eye, lovely coat, sound coming and going, quite proud of his tail that whirled in a circle like a helicopter.

2nd: Miller's Puddockswell Moon Shadow at Dryfevalley

Excellent head, wide skull, nice expression, good topline.  Larger heads with good domes often are supported by wider shoulders, as in this case.

2nd: Sleight's Cassencarrie Bobby Vee

Nice head, flat topline, coat wasn’t ready on the day.  Preferred movement of winner.

1st: France's Torbrae Dance N Dazzle

Topped an excellent class of dogs.  Outstanding coat with perfect length, texture and colour, a bright red mustard that immediately catches one’s eye.  Great head, correct topline, lovely movement, sound coming and going.  Didn’t perform in the CC class as he did in Limit.

2nd: Skitt & Jones's Vistca Vincent

Beautiful mustard dog, I note is litter brother to the BOB.  Beautiful head, with wide set eyes, lovely topline, with correct tail carriage.  A short loin, with excellent ribbing.

1st: Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Judges are often asked if they prefer soundness over type.  A great dog has both, and this is a great dog.  Stunning mustard in perfect coat and beautiful condition.  Spectacular head, the best of the day, with perfect proportions.  A masculine head, with a strong square muzzle, and low set, round eyes with a melting expression.  The neck flows flawlessly into the shoulders on the soundest front of any of the exhibits.  His outline and movement completed an absolutely outstanding picture. He achieved his championship today. CC and BOB.

2nd: Bannister's Ch. Banburg Alfresco

Handsome mature mustard, with lovely head, beautiful type, in great condition.  Excellent ribbing and length of body, sound front, better coming than going.

1st: Mannia's Finloren The Lion In Winter at Kirskill

A nearly ten year old mustard who was really enjoying his day out.  Sweet face.  Great coat especially for his age, and his fluid movement belied his years. RBV.

1st: Bromley's Ch. Mishahda Cinnamon Crumble

Have admired her since first seeing her in 2003.  Beautiful headpiece, with serene expression.  Georgeous eyes.  Great mustard coat, topline and outline.  BV.

2nd: Motler's Renald Iolanthe of Wazzly

A happy 13 year old Mustard, in wonderful condition, with a marvellous coat for her age.  Good neck and shoulders, nothing has coarsened over the years.

1st: Heywood's Cloverwood Day By Day at Schalulleke

Only six months and 12 days, she behaved like a seasoned veteran.  Lovely curvy pepper, with good ribbing, beautiful neck and shoulders, lovely length and good coat.

2nd: Ray's Dentgate Sweet Symphony

Pretty mustard with great coat, good topline, not walking quite as easily as 1.

1st: Shore's Swanwillow Seabreeze

Lovely 10 month old Pepper.  Beautiful head, with good dome, all correct proportions of muzzle, low set eyes, wonderful outline, flowing movement.  Litter sister to the RCC male, she is slightly more mature and finished. BP.

2nd: Denham's Kirkhalin Starlight Phoebe

Another lovely pepper puppy, with wonderful neck and shoulders, very close between 1 and 2, preferred the topline of 1.

1st: Chapman-King & the late Buist's Inzievar Royal Silver

Balance is achieved by correct angles, proportions, length and topline, good ribbing, a short loin and four sound legs.  This pepper bitch, littermate of the CC winner, is less mature at this stage, but has all the ingredients.  Fluid movement and a pretty head completed the picture.

2nd: Booth's Cloverwood Candlelight

Another fabulous bitch, with excellent movement.  A pretty head, a good mustard coat, and lovely neck and shoulders created a beautiful picture standing and going.

1st: Hunter's Etsill Greenvoe

Alone in this class, handled by an 8 year old, neither dog nor child had previous experience.  Both improved their performance with each class entered.  This sound and feminine mustard bitch has a pretty head, lovely outline, a great coat and correct length.  This class was the rehearsal for the next one, which she and her charming determined handler, deservedly also won.

2nd: Marshall's Deegandan Bamburgh

A bigger, more mature bitch than 1, with lovely type, a good topline, nice mustard coat and lovely movement, that could have been even better, spoiled by her being overweight.

1st: Morris's Cassencarrie Miss Grace at Pennywave

This class had two bitches, equal in quality, with each having what the other lacked.  Lovely shape and outline in excellent condition, good dentition, free moving pepper who held her topline moving and stationary.

2nd: Kerrush's Inzievar Platinum

Beautiful shapely mustard, with excellent front, and correct neck and shoulders. Lovely domed head, great eye set, skull and stop.

1st: Hunter's Puddockswell Hootin Annie at Etsill

Excellent coated mustard with a pretty head, liquid eye and a sweet expression.  Good length of body, correct topline, flowing movement.

2nd: Corless's Hendell Cassiopeia at Dengold

Nice headed mustard with a good coat, a little shorter in body than 1, which restricted the fluidity of her  movement.

1st: Chapman-King, Eriksson & the late Buist's Inzievar Gold Touch

Outstanding quality mustard, with a stunning head, great neck and shoulders, and lovely shapely outline.  Correct topline and tail set.  Charismatic personality. Stylish, elegant and sound, she was made up by this win.  CC, BOS and RBB.

2nd: France's Torbrae Daisy Dreamin

Another quality, sound and stylish mustard with a lovely head, correct topline and excellent movement, which would even improve if she was slimmer.

1st: Russell's Aus Ch. Jollygaze Hopeless Romantic for Hawkesmill

An extraordinary class of bitches with depth of quality.  The winner had the most fluid movement of the day, with outstanding reach and drive.  An imported pepper bitch, she has a beautiful coat, and a stunning topline that flows from neck and shoulders to her correct tail set.  Her exceptional movement could not be denied.  RCC.

2nd: Shore's Ch. Swanwillow Savannah

The best presented female of the day with a gorgeous coat and topknot,atop a glorious head with a beautiful eye, and expression with all the right proportions.  Completely finished, and groomed to perfection.