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IRISH BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 17 Judge: Mr Jack Watson BEST OF BREED : 1925 BARKER, Mr & Mrs A & J & AVERIS Mr J US Ch Irvonhill Leave It To Me IRISH JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 17 Irish Terriers MPD (0). PD (1) 1 Seabridge & Goddard’s Sujoncla Little Powder with Oudenarde, good head with well placed ears, nice reach of neck into well laid shoulders, good topline & tailset, looked well in profile. BP. JD (1) 1 Brookes’ Turith The Lawyer at Zetamaz, sound moving dog with a good neck & shoulders, well let down behind, harsh coat. PGD (0). LD (3,1a) 1 Rundle & Williams’ Sidewater Sea Fury, good head with flat skull, ears well set, nice reach of neck, shoulders well laid back, good depth of brisket, hocks well let down, moved true both ways; 2 Bamsey’s Holbam Celtic Warrior, nice type with a pleasing head, straight front good topline & tailset, ribbed well back, strong quarters, moderate bend stifle. OD (2) 1 Anderson’s Ben-oskar Vom Obersten Holz at Kerrykeel, good head with a strong muscular jaw, dark eye, ears well set, has a nice reach of neck & shoulders well laid, ribbed well back & deep, straight topline, good legs & feet, hocks well let down, moved with purpose, looked well in profile. CC; 2 Cooke’s Ch Montelle Carvillius Gold, up to size. Has a well proportioned head with a flat skull, dark eye, ears well set, straight front, good depth of brisket & ribbed well back, strong quarters, moved true both ways. RCC. VD (0). MPB (1) 1 Milligan-Bott & Bott’s Saredon Decrux at Thendara, just 6 months, typical head with dark eye, she has a straight front, good topline & tailset, ears need to settle. PB (2) 1 Atkin’s Holbam Celtic Summer, 11 months. Has a feminine head, dark eye, has a straight front, plenty of substance for age, nice bend of stifle, good legs & feet, nice outline, moved true both ways; 2 Bamsey’s Holbam Celtic Miss Chief, nice head & expression, good neck & shoulders, firm topline, well ribbed back, a little straight in stifle. JB (2) 1 Blower’s Turith Designer Maid, good head with well placed ears, has nice reach of neck into well laid shoulders, ribbed well back & deep, correct balance throughout, moved true both ways; 2 Wortley’s Jarabica Tiger Lily, decent head, ears need to lift, good lay of shoulder, topline & tailset, strong quarters, moderate bend of stifle. PGB (2) 1 Hobson’s Errdwiltsir Irish Bells, pleasing head & expression, well placed ears, good neck, nice depth of brisket & ribbed well back & fairly sprung, harsh coat, moved OK; 2 Stahle & Nichols’ Chantalle’s Sweet Mairead, well proportioned head, ears well set, dark eye, has a straight front, nice reach of neck, shoulders well laid, good topline & tailset, was overawed by the noise from the Bull Terrier ring, moved OK behind but wide in front. LB (3,1) 1 Dancer & Hargreaves’ Montelle Sirona Flame, nice type with well proportioned head, ears well placed, good neck & shoulders, topline & tailset, ribbed well back, hocks well let down, moved soundly. RCC; 2 Hemmings & Grant’s Courtington Storm Angel, sound moving bitch, has a good head & expression, fair length of neck, shoulders well laid back, ribs fairly sprung & deep, strong quarters, well let down behind. OB (1) 1 Barker & Averis’ US Ch Irvonhill Leave It To Me, excellent type with good overall balance, long lean head, dark eye, well set ears, nice reach of neck into well laid shoulders, good depth of brisket, strong loin, correct tailset, hocks well let down, harsh jacket well presented. CC & BOB. VB (0). JACK WATSON
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