Parson Jack Russell Birmingham National 23 Judge's Critique

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KC Breed Standard Birmingham National 23 Judge	PARSON RUSSELL BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 23 Judge: Miss A BRADLEY BEST OF BREED : 7000 HADLEY, Miss Jane Int Ch Double barrels dreams to reality - CC Dog CC : 7000 HADLEY, Miss Jane Int Ch Double barrels dreams to reality - CC Res Dog CC : 6988 BOWDEN, Mrs J Mindlen Mahican in Chellowside - RCC Bitch CC : 7015 MANSON, Ms Drita Vixenview chip n pin Res Bitch CC : 6997 DAYMAN, Miss Kate & COLE, Mr Simon Ch Pacolito Phinal Edition AW(B) Best Puppy : 7028 SMITH, Mrs K & SMITH, Misses J & A Alncroft Foxtrot Best Veteran : Best Special Beginner : 7001 HALL, Mrs B Frithgarth Stone Meadow PARSON RUSSELL JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 23 SBD 2(1) 1. Hall’s Frithgarth Stone Meadow. Perhaps a little too much of this boy but has a balanced head, dark eye, good bite, fair length of neck and body, harsh coat, free movement, BSpB. MPD 3(1) 1. Duke/Gill’s Foxfur Peter. Forward 7 months old, pleasing head type, well placed eye, good bite, moderate length of neck, decent length of body, well set tail, has good bone and feet. 2. Rimmer’s Plunkett Woody at Kylini. Promising b/w with typical head, good bite, fair length of neck, easily spanned, rather unsettled in movement but has time on his side. PD 6(2) 1. Roberts/Murray’s Mindlen Moki. T/w youngster of overall good balance, confident and smart on the move, well made body, has very good bone and feet, BPD. 2. Bigland’s Heythrop Tamar. Tricolour, has a shapely head but would prefer a smaller eye, good bite, body needs time, looking a little too long at present, moved well on good feet. 3. vYoung/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Jamieson. JD 3(0) 1. Bigland’s Heythrop Toptag. Scored in body proportions, clean muscular neck to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, spannable, strong back, well set tail, quarters well angulated, would prefer a slightly smaller eye and a little more strength of muzzle, moved with purpose. 2. Lynch’s Vixenview Zorro. A smart dog with balanced head but would prefer more length of body, has good bone and feet, in good coat, free movement. 3. Broadberry’s Ratscallion Ricochet. YD 1(0) 1. Young/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Castro Navarro. This is a strongly made dog, balanced head but body could have a little more length, has good tail set and is very smart moving in profile. PGD 1(0) 1. Johnston’s Foxfur Magician. Possesses a nicely proportioned head, dark well placed eye, good strength to muzzle, fair length of neck, decent body, going a little close moving away, pleasing coat. LD 6(1) 1. Bowden’s Mindlen Mahican in Chellowside. When this class came in I did not think this would be my winner, however found him to have an excellent head of type, well placed ears, chest of moderate depth, spannable, strong back, medium length of body with slightly arched loin although noticeable in profile did not detract from tail set which was carried well upon on the move, shown in a smooth haired flat pale ticked coat, RDCC. 2 Baker’s Pacolito Resurrection. T/w rough coat which was harsh and dense, nice for size, well proportioned head, good strength of muzzle, has fair length of neck, moderate depth of chest, level back, slight arch to loin, good set on, just not making the most of himself today. 3. Manson’s Cleevehill Ravini (imp BEL). OD 6(1) 1. Hadley’s Int Ch Double Barrels Dream To Reality. A mottly white boy who appealed for size, balanced head, well placed ears, dark eye, keen expression, dark pigment, has clean neck of good length to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, easily spanned, good ribbing not over sprung, back moderately straight with enough length, good set on tail carried well up on the move, sound steady movement, DCC & BOB. 2. Smith’s Ch. Heythrop Task Master for Alncroft. Although a little more substance to this t/w, he is well put together, pleasing head type, flat skull moderately broad, well placed ears, dark eye, just a little strong in cheek, has good strength to muzzle and neck of fair length to strong back with correct set on, hindquarters muscular, low hocks giving good drive in movement, interesting to note sire of 3 puppy winners including BP. 3. Broadberry’s Sh Ch. Mindlen Magnum at Ratscallion. MPB 3(1) 1. Smith’s Alncroft Foxtrot. Confident w/t, nicely proportioned head, well placed ears, pleasing eyes, has fair length of neck to well laid shoulders, correct length of body, easily spanned, well ribbed, not over sprung, good set on and tail carriage, hindquarters good angulation, free movement, BP. 2. Young/McCluskey’s Bardrain Princess Meerada. Balanced head, flat skull, dark eye, needs to grow into ears, moderate length of body, good in coat. PB 3(0) 1. Roberts/Murray’s Mindlen Mitexi. Another very promising puppy with typical head, flat skull, good ear set and carriage, dark well placed eyes, has enough neck to nice length of body, moderate depth of chest, spannable, firm back, sound in movement. 2. Holland’s Dramalex She Is A Belter. Nicely proportioned head, good strength of muzzle, fair in ear, has dark pigment, this is a soundly constructed puppy but a little heavier built in body. 3. Brown’s Afinlea Willow Beauty. JB 2(0) 1. Casson’s Heythrop Toptrick at Cassjoebar. Balanced head, dark well placed eyes, overall typical outline, maybe a little too fine, has moderate length of neck to good length of body, tidy on the move. 2. Broadberry’s Fajna Dziunia Mysia Zaglada at Ratscallion NAF (imp). Head of good proportion, flat skull but just a little too strong, has good bone, fair length of body but a little too much depth of chest, moved out well. YB 2(0) 1. Evans/Barnes’ Bellvalley’s Kissed By Fire. Good head type, dark well placed eyes, has fair length of neck and body, moderate depth of chest, easily spanned, good set on, moved freely on compact feet. 2. Bigland’s Heythrop Taranna. Another with typical head, would prefer a little more neck but has good length of body, strong and straight back, just a little unsettled today. PGB 3(1) 1. Smith’s Digaden Top Notch. Nicely proportioned head, flat skull, would prefer a smaller eye, medium length of neck, strong well made body, good tail set, moved freely. 2. Broadberry’s Ratscallion Oklahoma. Has a balanced head, dark well placed eyes, moderate length of neck, good length of body, strong back, feet could be firmer. LB 4(1) 1. Bigland’s Heythrop Topsyturvey. Presented a lovely outline and most typy head, correct ears, dark well placed almond eyes, neck of fair length, moderate depth of chest, well angulated quarters giving free movement going away, just a little unsteady coming towards. 2. Holland’s Foxfur Capri at Dramalex. Balanced head, dark eyes, good strength of muzzle, a little wide in front, would prefer a little less depth of chest, has strong straight back, good set on, sound in movement. 3. Kannagara’s Paringer She’s A Queen. OB 6(0) 1. Manson’s Vixenview Chip N Pin. Nice size, easily spanned, pleasing head, flat skull, well placed and used ears, good bite, clean neck to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, strong back, slight rise over loin, well set tail, positive on the move, BCC. 2. Dayman/Cole’s Ch. Pacolito Phinal Edition AW. Another of excellent type, shown in a good harsh coat, nicely proportioned head, good ears, would prefer a smaller eye, just enough neck, good length of body, strong quarters, good tail set and carriage, scored in movement, RBCC. 3. Young/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Elka. Miss A Bradley Go To Top Of Page
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Parson Russell

Birmingham National 23 Judge's Critique

KC Breed Standard

Birmingham National 23 Judge

PARSON RUSSELL BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 23

Judge: Miss A BRADLEY

BEST OF BREED : 7000 HADLEY, Miss Jane Int Ch Double barrels dreams to reality - CC
Dog CC : 7000 HADLEY, Miss Jane Int Ch Double barrels dreams to reality - CC
Res Dog CC : 6988 BOWDEN, Mrs J Mindlen Mahican in Chellowside - RCC
Bitch CC : 7015 MANSON, Ms Drita Vixenview chip n pin
Res Bitch CC : 6997 DAYMAN, Miss Kate & COLE, Mr Simon Ch Pacolito Phinal Edition AW(B)
Best Puppy : 7028 SMITH, Mrs K & SMITH, Misses J & A Alncroft Foxtrot
Best Veteran :
Best Special Beginner : 7001 HALL, Mrs B Frithgarth Stone Meadow

PARSON RUSSELL JUDGE BIRMINGHAM NATIONAL 23

SBD 2(1)

1. Hall’s Frithgarth Stone Meadow. Perhaps a little too much of this boy but has a balanced head, dark eye, good bite, fair length of neck and body, harsh coat, free movement, BSpB.

MPD 3(1)

1. Duke/Gill’s Foxfur Peter. Forward 7 months old, pleasing head type, well placed eye, good bite, moderate length of neck, decent length of body, well set tail, has good bone and feet.

2. Rimmer’s Plunkett Woody at Kylini. Promising b/w with typical head, good bite, fair length of neck, easily spanned, rather unsettled in movement but has time on his side.

PD 6(2)

1. Roberts/Murray’s Mindlen Moki. T/w youngster of overall good balance, confident and smart on the move, well made body, has very good bone and feet, BPD.

2. Bigland’s Heythrop Tamar. Tricolour, has a shapely head but would prefer a smaller eye, good bite, body needs time, looking a little too long at present, moved well on good feet.

3. vYoung/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Jamieson.

JD 3(0)

1. Bigland’s Heythrop Toptag. Scored in body proportions, clean muscular neck to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, spannable, strong back, well set tail, quarters well angulated, would prefer a slightly smaller eye and a little more strength of muzzle, moved with purpose.

2. Lynch’s Vixenview Zorro. A smart dog with balanced head but would prefer more length of body, has good bone and feet, in good coat, free movement.

3. Broadberry’s Ratscallion Ricochet.

YD 1(0)

1. Young/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Castro Navarro. This is a strongly made dog, balanced head but body could have a little more length, has good tail set and is very smart moving in profile.

PGD 1(0)

1. Johnston’s Foxfur Magician. Possesses a nicely proportioned head, dark well placed eye, good strength to muzzle, fair length of neck, decent body, going a little close moving away, pleasing coat.

LD 6(1)

1. Bowden’s Mindlen Mahican in Chellowside. When this class came in I did not think this would be my winner, however found him to have an excellent head of type, well placed ears, chest of moderate depth, spannable, strong back, medium length of body with slightly arched loin although noticeable in profile did not detract from tail set which was carried well upon on the move, shown in a smooth haired flat pale ticked coat, RDCC.

2 Baker’s Pacolito Resurrection. T/w rough coat which was harsh and dense, nice for size, well proportioned head, good strength of muzzle, has fair length of neck, moderate depth of chest, level back, slight arch to loin, good set on, just not making the most of himself today.

3. Manson’s Cleevehill Ravini (imp BEL).

OD 6(1)

1. Hadley’s Int Ch Double Barrels Dream To Reality. A mottly white boy who appealed for size, balanced head, well placed ears, dark eye, keen expression, dark pigment, has clean neck of good length to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, easily spanned, good ribbing not over sprung, back moderately straight with enough length, good set on tail carried well up on the move, sound steady movement, DCC & BOB.

2. Smith’s Ch. Heythrop Task Master for Alncroft. Although a little more substance to this t/w, he is well put together, pleasing head type, flat skull moderately broad, well placed ears, dark eye, just a little strong in cheek, has good strength to muzzle and neck of fair length to strong back with correct set on, hindquarters muscular, low hocks giving good drive in movement, interesting to note sire of 3 puppy winners including BP.

3. Broadberry’s Sh Ch. Mindlen Magnum at Ratscallion.

MPB 3(1)

1. Smith’s Alncroft Foxtrot. Confident w/t, nicely proportioned head, well placed ears, pleasing eyes, has fair length of neck to well laid shoulders, correct length of body, easily spanned, well ribbed, not over sprung, good set on and tail carriage, hindquarters good angulation, free movement, BP.

2. Young/McCluskey’s Bardrain Princess Meerada. Balanced head, flat skull, dark eye, needs to grow into ears, moderate length of body, good in coat.

PB 3(0)

1. Roberts/Murray’s Mindlen Mitexi. Another very promising puppy with typical head, flat skull, good ear set and carriage, dark well placed eyes, has enough neck to nice length of body, moderate depth of chest, spannable, firm back, sound in movement.

2. Holland’s Dramalex She Is A Belter. Nicely proportioned head, good strength of muzzle, fair in ear, has dark pigment, this is a soundly constructed puppy but a little heavier built in body.

3. Brown’s Afinlea Willow Beauty.

JB 2(0)

1. Casson’s Heythrop Toptrick at Cassjoebar. Balanced head, dark well placed eyes, overall typical outline, maybe a little too fine, has moderate length of neck to good length of body, tidy on the move.

2. Broadberry’s Fajna Dziunia Mysia Zaglada at Ratscallion NAF (imp). Head of good proportion, flat skull but just a little too strong, has good bone, fair length of body but a little too much depth of chest, moved out well.

YB 2(0)

1. Evans/Barnes’ Bellvalley’s Kissed By Fire. Good head type, dark well placed eyes, has fair length of neck and body, moderate depth of chest, easily spanned, good set on, moved freely on compact feet.

2. Bigland’s Heythrop Taranna. Another with typical head, would prefer a little more neck but has good length of body, strong and straight back, just a little unsettled today.

PGB 3(1)

1. Smith’s Digaden Top Notch. Nicely proportioned head, flat skull, would prefer a smaller eye, medium length of neck, strong well made body, good tail set, moved freely.

2. Broadberry’s Ratscallion Oklahoma. Has a balanced head, dark well placed eyes, moderate length of neck, good length of body, strong back, feet could be firmer.

LB 4(1)

1. Bigland’s Heythrop Topsyturvey. Presented a lovely outline and most typy head, correct ears, dark well placed almond eyes, neck of fair length, moderate depth of chest, well angulated quarters giving free movement going away, just a little unsteady coming towards.

2. Holland’s Foxfur Capri at Dramalex. Balanced head, dark eyes, good strength of muzzle, a little wide in front, would prefer a little less depth of chest, has strong straight back, good set on, sound in movement.

3. Kannagara’s Paringer She’s A Queen. OB 6(0) 1. Manson’s Vixenview Chip N Pin. Nice size, easily spanned, pleasing head, flat skull, well placed and used ears, good bite, clean neck to well laid shoulders, moderate depth of chest, strong back, slight rise over loin, well set tail, positive on the move, BCC.

2. Dayman/Cole’s Ch. Pacolito Phinal Edition AW. Another of excellent type, shown in a good harsh coat, nicely proportioned head, good ears, would prefer a smaller eye, just enough neck, good length of body, strong quarters, good tail set and carriage, scored in movement, RBCC.

3. Young/McCluskey’s Chadbrook Elka.

Miss A Bradley

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