Cairn Terrier Results Border Union 09 Judge's Critique

Cairn	Border Union 2009 Judge's Critique
Breed Notes - Contstant Update KC Breed Standard Archive 08 Archive 09 Results And Critiques Border Union 09 Judge	CAIRN BORDER UNION 09 Judge(s) MR LIAM DEAN DCC CH LARCHLEA LICENCE TO THRILL AT STANEDYKES (MR J POLLOCK) RDCC LARCHLEA TIME TO ENTERTAIN (MRS C TEMPLETON) BCC CARRADINE MAGIC STAR (MISS D, MRS R & MISS C INETT, HARRISON & CLAYTON) RBCC CH CAIRNGOLD AVIN A PADDY (MR A & MRS L & MISS A M & MRS G FIRTH & JONES) BOB CH LARCHLEA LICENCE TO THRILL AT STANEDYKES (MR J POLLOCK) BP HONEYHALL HALLIWELL (MRS E B & MR I L B SHAW) CAIRN JUDGE BORDER UNION 09 My first CC appointment. I found the day very enjoyable & was generally impressed with the high level of quality Cairns in the entry. Movement in general was good & all temperaments were excellent. PD (4) 1 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Trouble At Mill, wheaten/br with strong movement, a typical Cairn with correct expression, he was both alert & lively in the ring & moved well with plenty of drive, nice strong white teeth with the correct bite; 2 Mears’ Glenmear Marauder, dark brindle with a good double coat, well proportioned with good length of leg & a correct firm topline & good tailset; 3 Saich’s Lindcoly Can We Fix It. JD (4) 1 Catto’s Birselaw Follow Your Dream, a lovely well furnished brindle with an excellent harsh outer coat & soft undercoat, broad masculine head & strong jaw with large teeth & an obvious scissor bite, excellent length of leg, good bend of stifle, moved with drive, strong movement; 2 Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Spin Of The Wheel, a strong, well muscled, wheaten dog, his movement was very free & he moved with drive, a strong level topside, tailset carriage was good. A little more furnishing needed; 3 Wall’s Cloverbrook Ray Of Sunshine over Shearwater. ND (2) 1 Marshall’s Strathgarten Crackerjack, nice red dog with a good double coat, albeit on the short side. Typical broad head, excellent ear carriage, his dark hazel eyes wide apart made for a typical expression; 2 Miller’s Birselaw Badger’s Dream for Cornton, grey/br, typical expression with good ear & tail carriage, good length of back & leg, moved well. Coat let him down. PGD (4,2a) 1 Inett & Harrison’s Noncom Inett Tu Winnit with Carradine, striking wheaten/br with lovely dark points & dark hazel eyes giving a typical expression. A strong muscular dog with well sprung ribs & a correct level back, moved well with drive & strong front & rear movement, good weather resistant double coat; 2 Smith’s Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle, strong dark brindle dog with well sloping shoulders, good length of leg & level back. Short in coat & didn’t move as well as 1. LD (4,1) 1 RCC, Templeton’s Larchlea Time To Entertain, very nice, dark brindle with a well furnished head & an excellent double coat, good reach of neck & correct shoulders, very strong quarters, good length of leg & a correct bend of stifle ensured he moved round the ring freely & with drive, well presented, showed well; 2 Saich’s Kiataia Masquerade, lovely red with dark points on his ears, good heavy coat, although slightly short, like 1 he had strong quarters & a good length of leg. A little unsettled in the ring, his movement let him down; 3 Peer’s Tweedisle Guy Mannering. OD (4,1) 1 CC & BOB, Pollock’s Ch Larchlea Licence To Thrill at Stanedykes, eyecatching quality r/br in excellent coat, ideal head furnishings & strong dark points, lovely broad head, good neck & shoulders & a firm backline leading to a correct tailset, strong quarters with a good bend of stifle, moved freely with drive, enjoyed the ring & at all times appeared agile & alert, didn’t stop showing; 2 Middlehurst’s Zalazar Un Zipped! at Starveren, a lovely red dog with a well structured double coat, although slightly short. Good reach of neck, well sloping shoulders & excellent level back, typical expression with a strong jaw & nice big white teeth with the correct scissor bite; 3 Moseley & Inett’s Spawyche Elizabethan Onyx. PB (9,1) 1 BP, Shaw’s Honeyhall Halliwell, an impressive red with a wonderful expression, typical head, well furnished with dark points & a good reach of neck leading to a level back, well constructed & well balanced, moved freely driving from her strong hindquarters & enjoyed the showing experience; 2 Berrecloth’s Sybster Sonja, wheaten with well furnished head, good stop & well placed ears, a good harsh outer coat & a nice soft undercoat, good level back with good tailset, moved & showed well; 3 Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Xtra Factor. JB (9) 1 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Button It, lovely well furnished head with well placed eyes, good stop, dark points & well placed ears gave her a marvellous expression, well presented, had an effective double coat, in excellent condition, balanced outline, moved well with plenty of drive using her strong rearquarters to propel her; 2 Catto’s Birselaw Bewitched, lovely brindle bitch in excellent condition & well presented, excellent front, good length of neck set on well sloping shoulders, correct topline, looked well both standing & on the move, showed well; 3 Bambridge’s Luvemal Cherry Bea. NB (1) 1 Bradshaw’s Newfield Dawn Spirit, red bitch with a lovely feminine Cairn expression, good broad head, well placed eyes & ears, good length of back & good length of leg although didn’t move particularly well. Her coat was not in great condition although she was well presented. PGB (6) 1 Inett & Harrison’s Noncom Minnie The Minx at Carradine, eyecatching wheaten bitch with lovely dark points, her coat was in excellent condition & well presented. A straight front, good length of neck with correct angulations, level topline & strong thighs provided her with excellent free flowing movement; 2 Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Jazz Hands, lovely wheaten bitch in good coat, typical expression with well placed ears & lovely dark hazel eyes well set apart, good front, nice length of neck & back, well constructed although she didn’t move as well as 1; 3 Bradshaw’s Newfield Dawn Spirit. LB (9) 1 Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Candlelight, lovely red bitch with her coat in excellent condition, a soft & close undercoat & a harsh outercoat, good broad head, nice furnishings & dark hazel eyes with well positioned ears, their dark points gave her a wonderful feminine expression, muscular quarters & strong pads ensured she moved well; 2 Shaw’s Honeyhall Hide N Seek, well presented red bitch with dark points on her ears, lovely feminine head with good strong teeth & correct ear placement, well balanced in good coat & condition, well muscled hindquarters & good front, neck & shoulders ensured she was equipped to move well & she did; 3 Clarke’s Conundrum Sweeter For Me for Lentrica. OB (4,1) 1 CC, Inett, Harrison & Clayton’s Carradine Magic Star, dark brindle, lovely expression, attractive head with mischievous dark eye, she performed well in the ring showing a lively disposition, stood well forward on her forelegs & moved well with drive from well muscled rearquarters & a very flowing stride, well sprung ribs & level back, very alert at all times in the ring & showed well; 2 RCC, Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Avin A Paddy, dark brindle, well furnished head with a lovely expression, large, strong, white teeth, good stop & good ear placement, good reach of neck, level back & excellent tailset, very well balanced with good forechest, excellent front & level topline of correct length, moved freely & with purpose; 3 Catto’s Dutch/Bel/Lux Ch Birselaw Emma. LIAM DEAN Go To Top Of Page

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Border Union 2009 Judge's Critique

Breed Notes - Contstant Update

KC Breed Standard

Archive 08
Archive 09 Results And Critiques

Border Union 09 Judge

CAIRN BORDER UNION 09

Judge(s) MR LIAM DEAN

DCC CH LARCHLEA LICENCE TO THRILL AT STANEDYKES (MR J POLLOCK)
RDCC LARCHLEA TIME TO ENTERTAIN (MRS C TEMPLETON)
BCC CARRADINE MAGIC STAR (MISS D, MRS R & MISS C INETT, HARRISON & CLAYTON)
RBCC CH CAIRNGOLD AVIN A PADDY (MR A & MRS L & MISS A M & MRS G FIRTH & JONES)
BOB CH LARCHLEA LICENCE TO THRILL AT STANEDYKES (MR J POLLOCK)
BP HONEYHALL HALLIWELL (MRS E B & MR I L B SHAW)

CAIRN JUDGE BORDER UNION 09

My first CC appointment. I found the day very enjoyable & was generally impressed with the high level of quality Cairns in the entry. Movement in general was good & all temperaments were excellent.

PD (4)

1 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Trouble At Mill, wheaten/br with strong movement, a typical Cairn with correct expression, he was both alert & lively in the ring & moved well with plenty of drive, nice strong white teeth with the correct bite;

2 Mears’ Glenmear Marauder, dark brindle with a good double coat, well proportioned with good length of leg & a correct firm topline & good tailset;

3 Saich’s Lindcoly Can We Fix It.

JD (4)

1 Catto’s Birselaw Follow Your Dream, a lovely well furnished brindle with an excellent harsh outer coat & soft undercoat, broad masculine head & strong jaw with large teeth & an obvious scissor bite, excellent length of leg, good bend of stifle, moved with drive, strong movement;

2 Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Spin Of The Wheel, a strong, well muscled, wheaten dog, his movement was very free & he moved with drive, a strong level topside, tailset carriage was good. A little more furnishing needed;

3 Wall’s Cloverbrook Ray Of Sunshine over Shearwater.

ND (2)

1 Marshall’s Strathgarten Crackerjack, nice red dog with a good double coat, albeit on the short side. Typical broad head, excellent ear carriage, his dark hazel eyes wide apart made for a typical expression;

2 Miller’s Birselaw Badger’s Dream for Cornton, grey/br, typical expression with good ear & tail carriage, good length of back & leg, moved well. Coat let him down.

PGD (4,2a)

1 Inett & Harrison’s Noncom Inett Tu Winnit with Carradine, striking wheaten/br with lovely dark points & dark hazel eyes giving a typical expression. A strong muscular dog with well sprung ribs & a correct level back, moved well with drive & strong front & rear movement, good weather resistant double coat;

2 Smith’s Rocasovale Razzle Dazzle, strong dark brindle dog with well sloping shoulders, good length of leg & level back. Short in coat & didn’t move as well as 1.

LD (4,1)

1 RCC, Templeton’s Larchlea Time To Entertain, very nice, dark brindle with a well furnished head & an excellent double coat, good reach of neck & correct shoulders, very strong quarters, good length of leg & a correct bend of stifle ensured he moved round the ring freely & with drive, well presented, showed well;

2 Saich’s Kiataia Masquerade, lovely red with dark points on his ears, good heavy coat, although slightly short, like 1 he had strong quarters & a good length of leg. A little unsettled in the ring, his movement let him down;

3 Peer’s Tweedisle Guy Mannering.

OD (4,1)

1 CC & BOB, Pollock’s Ch Larchlea Licence To Thrill at Stanedykes, eyecatching quality r/br in excellent coat, ideal head furnishings & strong dark points, lovely broad head, good neck & shoulders & a firm backline leading to a correct tailset, strong quarters with a good bend of stifle, moved freely with drive, enjoyed the ring & at all times appeared agile & alert, didn’t stop showing;

2 Middlehurst’s Zalazar Un Zipped! at Starveren, a lovely red dog with a well structured double coat, although slightly short. Good reach of neck, well sloping shoulders & excellent level back, typical expression with a strong jaw & nice big white teeth with the correct scissor bite;

3 Moseley & Inett’s Spawyche Elizabethan Onyx.

PB (9,1)

1 BP, Shaw’s Honeyhall Halliwell, an impressive red with a wonderful expression, typical head, well furnished with dark points & a good reach of neck leading to a level back, well constructed & well balanced, moved freely driving from her strong hindquarters & enjoyed the showing experience;

2 Berrecloth’s Sybster Sonja, wheaten with well furnished head, good stop & well placed ears, a good harsh outer coat & a nice soft undercoat, good level back with good tailset, moved & showed well; 3 Braybrook’s Cloverbrook Xtra Factor.

JB (9)

1 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Button It, lovely well furnished head with well placed eyes, good stop, dark points & well placed ears gave her a marvellous expression, well presented, had an effective double coat, in excellent condition, balanced outline, moved well with plenty of drive using her strong rearquarters to propel her;

2 Catto’s Birselaw Bewitched, lovely brindle bitch in excellent condition & well presented, excellent front, good length of neck set on well sloping shoulders, correct topline, looked well both standing & on the move, showed well;

3 Bambridge’s Luvemal Cherry Bea.

NB (1)

1 Bradshaw’s Newfield Dawn Spirit, red bitch with a lovely feminine Cairn expression, good broad head, well placed eyes & ears, good length of back & good length of leg although didn’t move particularly well. Her coat was not in great condition although she was well presented.

PGB (6)

1 Inett & Harrison’s Noncom Minnie The Minx at Carradine, eyecatching wheaten bitch with lovely dark points, her coat was in excellent condition & well presented. A straight front, good length of neck with correct angulations, level topline & strong thighs provided her with excellent free flowing movement;

2 Felters & Rumens’ Landbuck Jazz Hands, lovely wheaten bitch in good coat, typical expression with well placed ears & lovely dark hazel eyes well set apart, good front, nice length of neck & back, well constructed although she didn’t move as well as 1;

3 Bradshaw’s Newfield Dawn Spirit.

LB (9)

1 Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Candlelight, lovely red bitch with her coat in excellent condition, a soft & close undercoat & a harsh outercoat, good broad head, nice furnishings & dark hazel eyes with well positioned ears, their dark points gave her a wonderful feminine expression, muscular quarters & strong pads ensured she moved well;

2 Shaw’s Honeyhall Hide N Seek, well presented red bitch with dark points on her ears, lovely feminine head with good strong teeth & correct ear placement, well balanced in good coat & condition, well muscled hindquarters & good front, neck & shoulders ensured she was equipped to move well & she did;

3 Clarke’s Conundrum Sweeter For Me for Lentrica.

OB (4,1)

1 CC, Inett, Harrison & Clayton’s Carradine Magic Star, dark brindle, lovely expression, attractive head with mischievous dark eye, she performed well in the ring showing a lively disposition, stood well forward on her forelegs & moved well with drive from well muscled rearquarters & a very flowing stride, well sprung ribs & level back, very alert at all times in the ring & showed well;

2 RCC, Firth & Jones’ Cairngold Avin A Paddy, dark brindle, well furnished head with a lovely expression, large, strong, white teeth, good stop & good ear placement, good reach of neck, level back & excellent tailset, very well balanced with good forechest, excellent front & level topline of correct length, moved freely & with purpose;

3 Catto’s Dutch/Bel/Lux Ch Birselaw Emma.

LIAM DEAN

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