KC Breed Standard

Windsor 25 Judge

MANCHESTER WINDSOR 25

Judge: Mrs L Hewson

Dog Challenge Certificate 3225 - Ch Talanors Typically Elite (Mr C & Mrs G Knight)
Reserve Dog Challenge Certificate 3232 - Isari King of Hearts (Ms V E Hayllor)
Bitch Challenge Certificate 3235 - Ch Kentwone Lyra at Janmark JW (Mr M & Mrs J Walshaw)
Reserve Bitch Challenge Certificate 3237 - Junetta Fenetta (Mrs A J West)
Best Of Breed 3225 - Ch Talanors Typically Elite (Mr C & Mrs G Knight)
Best Veteran 3226 - Ch Talanors Typically Special (Mr C & Mrs G Knight)
Best Special Beginner 3221 - Rattustrap Crimes at Night (Miss L & Mr G Bailey & Hancocks)

MANCHESTER JUDGE WINDSOR 25

I was delighted with the quality of the dogs, all of which were a lovely black and tan with the correct breed markings.

V (2:1)

1. Knight’s Ch Talanors Typically Special. I’ve long been an admirer of this lovely, well balanced 8 year old bitch. Moderate sized, good angulation front and rear with correct bend of stifle. Well made front, showing forechest. Deep, well sprung ribs, good top line with slight rise over the loin. Correctly set tail. Pretty feminine head with depth to muzzle, dark sparkling eyes and lovely ear carriage. Moved steadily. Appears she is recovering her figure!

JD (2)

1. Bailey & Hancock’s Rattustrap Crimes at Night. Good silhouette. Masculine head, with dark eyes. Good length of neck to well-made front, straight forelegs and good forechest. Deep rib acceptable underline. Strong top line. Well constructed quarters.

2. Lomas’ Axaldarn Viking Wolf. Compact outline. Wedge shaped head, well shaped dark eyes. Long neck to well angled front with sloping shoulders. Good top line and tuck up, Strong loin, well made quarters. Preferred the outline of the winner.

PGD (2)

1. Haylor’s Isari King of Hearts. 2 years old. Lovely masculine head with strength to foreface. Dark eyes and keen expression. Lovely outline with good forechest. Well-made front with forelegs set well under the top of his shoulder. Deep ribbing. Correct top and neat underline. Correctly constructed quarters with good bend to stifle. Well set tail. Shown in good body condition. Moved well but, occasionally, had a tendency to pace. Nevertheless, plenty of qualities to merit the RCC.

2. Rattustrap Crimes at Night.

OD (2)

1. Knight’s Ch. Talanors Typically Elite. 6 year old with lovely well balanced, wedge shaped head with depth and strength to foreface. Well carried ears. Dark, almond shaped eyes. Alert expression. Long crested neck. Lovely front with good forechest. Sloping shoulders. Forelegs well underneath him. Deep chest, good spring of ribs. Strong top line and good tuck up. Balanced angulation to quarters with correct bend of stifle. Compact outline. Steady, free movement. CC and BOB

2. Barlow’s Ch. Talanors Time for Magic. 6 years old. Slightly smaller stamp of dog of similar type to 1. Good head with strength to muzzle. Dark eyes and lovely expression. Well set ears. Good length to neck and depth of ribbing. Balanced angulation front and rear. Moved well but I preferred the front action of the winner.

Special Beginners (1)

1. Rattustrap Crimes at Night.

JB (1)

1. West’s Junetta Fenetta. Nice feminine bitch of 16 months with lovely balanced head with flat skull and strength of jaw. Almond shaped eyes and alert expression. Good outline, deep chest. Correct construction to front and quarters. Strong top line with rise over the loin, well set and carried tail. Nicely boned and in good body condition. RCC

PGB (4:1)

A difficult class to judge. I particularly liked the bitch placed 3rd, who, on the day, lacked confidence.

1. Spain’s Nespoli You Are My Sunshine. 3 ½ years old. Pretty wedge shaped head, unfortunately, her ears tended to be a little untidy. Alert expression, dark well shaped eyes. Clean neck to nicely made front with good depth and spring of rib. Moderately angulated quarters.

2. Robuta-Swiedrych’s Ambranera Bella Bia. Taller bitch with pleasing profile. Nice head although her ears still need to settle. Long neck, sloping shoulders and depth of ribbing. Correct top line and tail carriage. Muscular quarters. Preferred the outline of 1.

3. Van Oostrum’s Isari The Dormouse

LB (2)

1. Plant’s Spring Wren at Plantocracy JW. Slightly taller, more substantial bitch than 1. Lovely head dark eyes, nice ears. Long, clean crested neck. Well-made front with good shoulders and prominent forechest. Deep, well sprung ribs. Strong top line, short loin with neat underline. Well-constructed quarters with correct bend to stifle. Moved well. I note I awarded her Best Puppy last time I judged.

2. Lomas’ Hurrockheath Miss Emmeline. Similar type of bitch to 1 with good head and expression. Long neck, sloping shoulder. Adequate depth and spring of rib. Strong level top line with correct rise over the loin. Well made quarters. Preferred the movement of the winner.

OB (2)

1. Walshaw’s Ch Kentwone Lyra at Janmark JW. Elegant bitch with balanced head, dark eyes and well carried ears. Strong foreface with strength to underjaw. Long, clean crested neck, sloping shoulder with length and angle to upper arm placing her forelegs under her body. Deep well sprung ribs. Firm top line and neat underline. Slight arch to strong loin. Well-constructed quarters and correctly set tail. Lovely outline. Shown in excellent condition. Moved soundly and freely. CC

2. Forshaw’s Jandor Moonlight Melody. Correct size with pleasing, compact outline. Wedge shaped head with well-shaped eyes. Clean neck to correctly constructed front. Deep chest. Good top line and tuck up. Well built quarters. Well set and carried tail. Moved well.

Lyn Hewson

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