Cairn Terrier Welsh KC 24 Judge's Critique

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KC Breed Standard Welsh KC 24 Judge	CAIRN WELSH KC 24 Judge: Mr David Shields BEST OF BREED : 2983 PARKER-TUCKER, Miss A R Uniquecottage Grey Borage Dog CC : 2983 PARKER-TUCKER, Miss A R Uniquecottage Grey Borage Res Dog CC : 2987 SHANNON, Miss B & STORR, D & MIDDLEHURST, M Brenndarcy It's Magic (ai) Bitch CC : 2998 THOMAS, Mr Geoffrey Tycadno Winter Star Res Bitch CC : 2971 FIRTH, Mr Alan & FIRTH, Mrs L & FIRTH, Miss A Ch Cairngold Chiquitita Best Puppy : 2998 THOMAS, Mr Geoffrey Tycadno Winter Star Best Veteran : 2979 LAMB, Ms Josephine & SALTMARSH, Mr Bernard Birselaw Come Dancing With Macmoon OSW JW ShCEx Sh Best Special Beginner : CAIRN JUDGE WELSH KC 24 VD (1) 1 Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Birselaw Come Dancing with Macmoon Osw JW ShCEx ShcCM. Has kept a very good shape with that alert and workmanlike appearance which is such a trait of the breed. Pleasing head piece, well bodied, firm level topline and a good tailset. In good coat and moved well, BV. MPD (3) 1 Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Tycadno Shinning Star around Macmoon. Very promising youngster, who is well balanced throughout. Good width of skull, dark expressive eyes and well placed ears. Pleasing length of neck set in well placed shoulders. Good spring of rib for his age, nicely rounded hindquarters and a well set tail. Harsh top coat with good depth to it. Sound on the move, BPD. 2 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Bright Cider Life. Another very good puppy who pushed the winner close. Liked his size, shape and overall balance. Very typical in head, defined stop, alert expression and small well carried ears. Well made front assembly, good body shape and good strength of quarters for his age. Positive mover. A little between coats on the day. 3 Parkin’s Mosspur Into The Shadows. GD (2) 1 Harrison & Inett’s Carradine My Way Lenny. Typy dog who is so well made throughout, balanced and was on his toes at all times. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Clean front and stands on good legs and feet. Well ribbed and good strength of loin. Firm level topline that he holds on the move. Really comes into his own on the move with a sound and positive action. 2 Thomas & Jones Tycadno New Tricks. Slightly larger framed dog but still keeps a balanced appearance. Good head piece, dark eye and a bright expression. Correct body shape, good depth and well made hindquarters. Presented in good double coat. Was unsettled on the move on the day which wasn’t helped by the uneven ground. PGD (1) 1 Thomas’s Tycadno Magic Man. Although standing alone a very worthy winner. Liked his size and very typical outlook. Handled well on the table and is very well made throughout. Balanced head, good strength of muzzle, alert expression and well furnished. Firm body and a good tailset and carriage. Pleasing bend of stifle. Best of coats. Moved well. LD (2) 1 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Apple Jack. Quality dog of excellent make and shape. Masculine throughout but shows no sign of coarseness. Best of heads, broad skull and good strength of muzzle. Well made front assembly, good legs and feet, well sprung ribs and good width of quarters. Presented on the day in the best of coats. Soundest of movers on a free and easy stride. 2 Byrne’s Carradine Howzat Howard. Typy dog of pleasing size and of overall good construction throughout. Balanced head with a very typical outlook, good shape, dark eye and well placed ears. Well developed body, level back, well angled rear but is no way excessive. Another who was unsettled on the move on the day. OD (6,2) Competative class. 1 Parker-Tucker’s Uniquecottage Grey Borage. Lovely dog who just says Cairn Terrier throughout. Was on his toes at all times on the day and is so soundly made and has that workmanlike appearance the standard asks for. Best of heads, very well balanced along with a bright and alert expression. Scores in neck and shoulders, shapely body and a good tailset and carriage. Correct double coat. Moved soundly with excellent reach and drive, CC & BOB. Was told that this was his third, congratulations. 2 Shannon, Storr & Middlehurst’s Brenndarcy It’s Magic (AI ). Such a sound and honest dog, nothing exaggerated here. Has a very typical outlook. Pleasing head shape, defined stop, good strength and a dark eye and keen expression. Stands on good legs and feet, pleasing topline and tailset and well let down hocks. Another on the day in the best of coats. Sound on the move both fore and aft, Res.CC. 3 Jones & Arnald’s Ch.Tycando Tom Fooley. MPB (3,1) 1 Thomas’s Tycando Winter Star. I am not prone to awarding top honours to puppies but on the day this youngster just said look at me, so typical but also had the character and attitude to complete the picture. Liked her size and make and shape. Lovely head and eye along with neat well placed ears. Pleasing length of neck and a good layback of shoulders. Well developed body for her age, level back that she held on the move and the best of coats. Such a sound and positive mover who really covered the ground on the best of strides, CC & BP. 2 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Just Trilby. Very much a baby. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Clean over the neck and shoulders. Correct level topline and a good tailset and carriage. Pleasing width of quarters and a good bend of stifle. Still needs to body up to complete the picture but has time on her side. Moved well. PB (1) 1 Thomas’s Castleline Seren at Tycadno. Another well made puppy of good shape and very well balanced throughout. Good head piece, pleasing width of skull and an alert expression. Well made front assembly, good depth, well placed shoulders and an excellent spring of rib for her age along with a good rear and level topline. A very sound mover both fore and aft. NB (1) 1 Parkin’s Svendalens Dancing Queen. Pleasing size with a balanced outlook. Typical in head, small but in proportion to her body as the standard asks for. Dark eye and the best of expressions and used her ears well. Firm body, good shape and depth of rib. Strong quarters. A very positive mover. GB (3) 1 Parker-Tucker’s Birselaw Floral Dancer of Uniquecottage. One I liked a lot and not far off top honours on the day. Presents such a typical appearance, agile, alert and workmanlike. Best of heads, broad skull and the required defined stop. Good strength of muzzle and a lovely eye and expression. Scores in front assembly standing on good legs and feet. Level back and a good tailset and carriage. Excellent weather proof coat of good depth. Soundest of movers. 2 Osborn’s Be Gin Again at Tweslam. Another with a very typical outlook. Liked her for her size, shape and balance. Pleasing head piece with the best of expressions and neat well placed ears that she used well. Very clean over the neck and shoulders, well sprung ribs and a short strong loin. Excellent strength of hindquarters with well let down hocks. Sound, but was giving her handler a hard time in trying to get her head up. 3 Thomas & Jones Tycandno Dark Star. PGB (3,1) 1 Ballinger’s Cloverbrook Forget Me Not. Pleasing sort, workmanlike and was on her toes at all times. Best of heads, strong muzzle with good strength of jaw. Dark eye and an alert expression. Good body shape pleasing depth, well bodied and good strength of hindquarters with a pleasing bend of stifle. Positive on the move but just has the tendency to loose her topline slightly. 2 Shannon & Storr’s Benndarcy Witches Promise. Liked her size and her overall balance. Pleasing head with a good eye and expression. Well made front, good neck and layback of shoulder along with pleasing bone and feet. Good tailset and carriage and well developed quarters. Another who was unsettled on the move on the day. LB (5,3) 1 Thompson’s Castleline Maitree. So well made throughout. Well balanced appearance and was alert at all times, both stood and on the move. Pleasing head, expressive eyes and small well placed ears. Best of fronts, so clean over her neck and shoulders and stands on good legs and feet. Firm body, well sprung ribs and the best of hindquarters that she uses to advantage on the move. Such a sound mover with excellent reach and drive. 2 Osborn’s Tweslam Be Gin The Magic ( AI ). Quality bitch from all angles who pushed the winner close. Best of heads, broad skull, defined stop, excellent strength of muzzle and a lovely eye and expression. Firm topline and a good tail, short and carried well along with good width of quarters. Best of coats, harsh with good depth. Moved well but on the day couldn’t match the positive stride of the winner. OB (6,3) 1 Firth’s Ch.Cairngold Chiquitita. Slightly stronger framed bitch but still keeps a very feminine appearance and typical outlook, alert and workmanlike. She handles so well on the table, well made throughout and of excellent confirmation. Lovely head, eye and expression. Scores in neck and shoulders, good body shape, well bodied, strong loin and a pleasing tailset and carriage. Firm hindquarters and well let down hocks. Such a sound mover, covering the ground on a free and easy stride, Res.CC. 2 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Picadd Lilly. Another very good one from this kennel. So well balanced throughout and presents such a typical outlook. Good head piece, dark eye and the brightest of expressions along with well placed ears. Excellent front assembly, good spring of rib, level back that she holds on the move and good width of quarters and a pleasing bend of stifle. Presented in good coat, moved well. 3 Hooton’s Penticharm It’s My Party. David Shields Go To Top Of Page
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Welsh KC 24 Judge's Critique

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Welsh KC 24 Judge

CAIRN WELSH KC 24

Judge: Mr David Shields

BEST OF BREED : 2983 PARKER-TUCKER, Miss A R Uniquecottage Grey Borage
Dog CC : 2983 PARKER-TUCKER, Miss A R Uniquecottage Grey Borage
Res Dog CC : 2987 SHANNON, Miss B & STORR, D & MIDDLEHURST, M Brenndarcy It's Magic (ai)
Bitch CC : 2998 THOMAS, Mr Geoffrey Tycadno Winter Star
Res Bitch CC : 2971 FIRTH, Mr Alan & FIRTH, Mrs L & FIRTH, Miss A Ch Cairngold Chiquitita
Best Puppy : 2998 THOMAS, Mr Geoffrey Tycadno Winter Star
Best Veteran : 2979 LAMB, Ms Josephine & SALTMARSH, Mr Bernard Birselaw Come Dancing With Macmoon OSW JW ShCEx Sh
Best Special Beginner :

CAIRN JUDGE WELSH KC 24

VD (1)

1 Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Birselaw Come Dancing with Macmoon Osw JW ShCEx ShcCM. Has kept a very good shape with that alert and workmanlike appearance which is such a trait of the breed. Pleasing head piece, well bodied, firm level topline and a good tailset. In good coat and moved well, BV.

MPD (3)

1 Lamb & Saltmarsh’s Tycadno Shinning Star around Macmoon. Very promising youngster, who is well balanced throughout. Good width of skull, dark expressive eyes and well placed ears. Pleasing length of neck set in well placed shoulders. Good spring of rib for his age, nicely rounded hindquarters and a well set tail. Harsh top coat with good depth to it. Sound on the move, BPD.

2 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Bright Cider Life. Another very good puppy who pushed the winner close. Liked his size, shape and overall balance. Very typical in head, defined stop, alert expression and small well carried ears. Well made front assembly, good body shape and good strength of quarters for his age. Positive mover. A little between coats on the day.

3 Parkin’s Mosspur Into The Shadows.

GD (2)

1 Harrison & Inett’s Carradine My Way Lenny. Typy dog who is so well made throughout, balanced and was on his toes at all times. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Clean front and stands on good legs and feet. Well ribbed and good strength of loin. Firm level topline that he holds on the move. Really comes into his own on the move with a sound and positive action.

2 Thomas & Jones Tycadno New Tricks. Slightly larger framed dog but still keeps a balanced appearance. Good head piece, dark eye and a bright expression. Correct body shape, good depth and well made hindquarters. Presented in good double coat. Was unsettled on the move on the day which wasn’t helped by the uneven ground.

PGD (1)

1 Thomas’s Tycadno Magic Man. Although standing alone a very worthy winner. Liked his size and very typical outlook. Handled well on the table and is very well made throughout. Balanced head, good strength of muzzle, alert expression and well furnished. Firm body and a good tailset and carriage. Pleasing bend of stifle. Best of coats. Moved well.

LD (2)

1 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Apple Jack. Quality dog of excellent make and shape. Masculine throughout but shows no sign of coarseness. Best of heads, broad skull and good strength of muzzle. Well made front assembly, good legs and feet, well sprung ribs and good width of quarters. Presented on the day in the best of coats. Soundest of movers on a free and easy stride.

2 Byrne’s Carradine Howzat Howard. Typy dog of pleasing size and of overall good construction throughout. Balanced head with a very typical outlook, good shape, dark eye and well placed ears. Well developed body, level back, well angled rear but is no way excessive. Another who was unsettled on the move on the day.

OD (6,2)

Competative class.

1 Parker-Tucker’s Uniquecottage Grey Borage. Lovely dog who just says Cairn Terrier throughout. Was on his toes at all times on the day and is so soundly made and has that workmanlike appearance the standard asks for. Best of heads, very well balanced along with a bright and alert expression. Scores in neck and shoulders, shapely body and a good tailset and carriage. Correct double coat. Moved soundly with excellent reach and drive, CC & BOB. Was told that this was his third, congratulations.

2 Shannon, Storr & Middlehurst’s Brenndarcy It’s Magic (AI ). Such a sound and honest dog, nothing exaggerated here. Has a very typical outlook. Pleasing head shape, defined stop, good strength and a dark eye and keen expression. Stands on good legs and feet, pleasing topline and tailset and well let down hocks. Another on the day in the best of coats. Sound on the move both fore and aft, Res.CC.

3 Jones & Arnald’s Ch.Tycando Tom Fooley.

MPB (3,1)

1 Thomas’s Tycando Winter Star. I am not prone to awarding top honours to puppies but on the day this youngster just said look at me, so typical but also had the character and attitude to complete the picture. Liked her size and make and shape. Lovely head and eye along with neat well placed ears. Pleasing length of neck and a good layback of shoulders. Well developed body for her age, level back that she held on the move and the best of coats. Such a sound and positive mover who really covered the ground on the best of strides, CC & BP.

2 Shannon & Storr’s Brenndarcy Just Trilby. Very much a baby. Pleasing head, eye and expression. Clean over the neck and shoulders. Correct level topline and a good tailset and carriage. Pleasing width of quarters and a good bend of stifle. Still needs to body up to complete the picture but has time on her side. Moved well.

PB (1)

1 Thomas’s Castleline Seren at Tycadno. Another well made puppy of good shape and very well balanced throughout. Good head piece, pleasing width of skull and an alert expression. Well made front assembly, good depth, well placed shoulders and an excellent spring of rib for her age along with a good rear and level topline. A very sound mover both fore and aft.

NB (1)

1 Parkin’s Svendalens Dancing Queen. Pleasing size with a balanced outlook. Typical in head, small but in proportion to her body as the standard asks for. Dark eye and the best of expressions and used her ears well. Firm body, good shape and depth of rib. Strong quarters. A very positive mover.

GB (3)

1 Parker-Tucker’s Birselaw Floral Dancer of Uniquecottage. One I liked a lot and not far off top honours on the day. Presents such a typical appearance, agile, alert and workmanlike. Best of heads, broad skull and the required defined stop. Good strength of muzzle and a lovely eye and expression. Scores in front assembly standing on good legs and feet. Level back and a good tailset and carriage. Excellent weather proof coat of good depth. Soundest of movers.

2 Osborn’s Be Gin Again at Tweslam. Another with a very typical outlook. Liked her for her size, shape and balance. Pleasing head piece with the best of expressions and neat well placed ears that she used well. Very clean over the neck and shoulders, well sprung ribs and a short strong loin. Excellent strength of hindquarters with well let down hocks. Sound, but was giving her handler a hard time in trying to get her head up.

3 Thomas & Jones Tycandno Dark Star.

PGB (3,1)

1 Ballinger’s Cloverbrook Forget Me Not. Pleasing sort, workmanlike and was on her toes at all times. Best of heads, strong muzzle with good strength of jaw. Dark eye and an alert expression. Good body shape pleasing depth, well bodied and good strength of hindquarters with a pleasing bend of stifle. Positive on the move but just has the tendency to loose her topline slightly.

2 Shannon & Storr’s Benndarcy Witches Promise. Liked her size and her overall balance. Pleasing head with a good eye and expression. Well made front, good neck and layback of shoulder along with pleasing bone and feet. Good tailset and carriage and well developed quarters. Another who was unsettled on the move on the day.

LB (5,3)

1 Thompson’s Castleline Maitree. So well made throughout. Well balanced appearance and was alert at all times, both stood and on the move. Pleasing head, expressive eyes and small well placed ears. Best of fronts, so clean over her neck and shoulders and stands on good legs and feet. Firm body, well sprung ribs and the best of hindquarters that she uses to advantage on the move. Such a sound mover with excellent reach and drive.

2 Osborn’s Tweslam Be Gin The Magic ( AI ). Quality bitch from all angles who pushed the winner close. Best of heads, broad skull, defined stop, excellent strength of muzzle and a lovely eye and expression. Firm topline and a good tail, short and carried well along with good width of quarters. Best of coats, harsh with good depth. Moved well but on the day couldn’t match the positive stride of the winner.

OB (6,3)

1 Firth’s Ch.Cairngold Chiquitita. Slightly stronger framed bitch but still keeps a very feminine appearance and typical outlook, alert and workmanlike. She handles so well on the table, well made throughout and of excellent confirmation. Lovely head, eye and expression. Scores in neck and shoulders, good body shape, well bodied, strong loin and a pleasing tailset and carriage. Firm hindquarters and well let down hocks. Such a sound mover, covering the ground on a free and easy stride, Res.CC.

2 Inett & Harrison’s Carradine Picadd Lilly. Another very good one from this kennel. So well balanced throughout and presents such a typical outlook. Good head piece, dark eye and the brightest of expressions along with well placed ears. Excellent front assembly, good spring of rib, level back that she holds on the move and good width of quarters and a pleasing bend of stifle. Presented in good coat, moved well.

3 Hooton’s Penticharm It’s My Party.

David Shields

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