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| Glen Of Imaal | Midland Counties 2010 Judge's Critique |
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GLEN OF IMAAL MIDLAND COUNTIES 10 Judge(s) GLENN SMALL(D) - TOM MATHER(B) BD CH INT CH BROCKLAND BRAYHEAD LAD (MRS R WELCH) Glen of Imaal Terriers DOGS – P (2,1a) 1 O’Hanlon & Mountford’s Pajantick Jimmy Mack, wheaten with nice head & expression with round eye, good mouth with big strong teeth, pleasing body for age, good topline with rise to loin, strong quarters, moved & handled well. PG (2) 1 Rogers’ Jeonty Wanabee Bauer, lovely wheaten dog, grand head with correct eye shape & colour, good mouth & underjaw, good front & bow with nice turn out at pasterns, well ribbed body with rise to loin, went well with good drive from strong quarters; 2 Welch’s Romainville Brannigan at Broolland, nice dog. Just out of Puppy & not the maturity of 1. Lots to like about him with lovely head, nice ears, correct mouth, good front & feet, body yet to come but plenty of time. In good coat, well handled. O (3,1) 1 Welch’s Ch Int Ch. Brockland Brayhead Lad, stunning blue dog of quality, grand head with good skull & muzzle, nice ears, well set round brown eye, good mouth , good in front with nice bow & turn out at pasterns, nice overall length with pleasing body & strong quarters, enough rise to loin, went with drive, in good coat & lovely condition. BD & with my co-judge’s agreement BOB; 2 Garner’s, Johnny Be Good at Romainville, lovely wheaten dog with lots to like about him, lovely well shaped head, neat rose ears, correct bite with strong canines, good bone, pleasing well ribbed body of nice length, correct top line with rise to well muscled loins, strong quarters, in good coat, moved & handled well. RBD. GLEN OF IMAAL BITCHES JUDGE MIDLAND COUNTIES 10 Glen of Imaal Terrier Bitches PGB (3) 1 Sage’s Jeonty Lola May At Wickholm. A good size, very typical in outline with a hard well muscled body and strong loin. Good sized skull with dark eyes and strong jaw. Decent forehand with good bone. Strong well muscled hindquarters. Moves well. 2 George & Sullivan’s Romainville Lily. In slightly better coat than the winner, good skull with strong jaws just a shade lighter in eye. Well ribbed strong body and loin. Very pleasing profile action. 3 Hardy’s Amhard Feeling So Cool. OB (3) 1 George & Sullivan’s Romainville Rhian. Best Bitch. Good strong head with adequate foreface and strong jaws. Good forehand with well padded strong feet. Well ribbed with strong loin and typical topline and tailset. Free moving with a strong easy action. In the challenge for Best of Breed my co-judge Gwen Small and I were in agreement that the lovely dog should represent the breed in the group. 2 Hardy’s Amard Extra Spice. Reserve Best Bitch. Again she pleases in head with good width of skull and strong foreface. Good forehand with adequate breadth of chest and strong body. Just a shade more exaggerated in topline than the winner but soundly made and good moving. Tom Mather |
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