www.terrierworld.co.uk ©
 
Parson Russell Welsh Kennel Club 2010 Judge's Critique




KC Breed Standard

Welsh Kennel Club 10 Judge

 

 

 


PARSON JACK RUSSELL WELSH KC 10

Judge: Mr K G Moore


BEST OF BREED : 5937 DENBY-GARDNER Mr K & Mrs K F Ammanday Augury JW
Dog CC : 5937 DENBY-GARDNER Mr K & Mrs K F Ammanday Augury JW
Res Dog CC : 5941 FROST-COPPING, P & DAVIES, P Mesdames Goldfern Grand Lad
Bitch CC : 5954 PELL Mrs D M Olliebark Thats My Girl
Res Bitch CC : 5960 SMITH Mrs H A Bethane Liberton Lassie
Best Puppy : 5960 SMITH Mrs H A Bethane Liberton Lassie
Best Veteran :
Best Breeder :

PARSON JACK RUSSELL JUDGE WELSH KC 10

Parson Russell Terrier

It was very pleasing to see so many of the older style of terrier in the ring. In the main mouths were good and the condition of most of the exhibits was firm. Feet in some cases could have been tighter and tail sets better. My thanks to the exhibitors and my stewards and the WKC for the invitation.

PD (5, 1).

1: Pell’s Cassacre Sea Urchin at Olliebark Tri. Good shaped head with dark eyes Well laid back shoulders correct depth of rib. Good angulation. True tail set A little unsettled on the move

2: Small’s Bethane Kalamazoo Tri colour smooth A straight front with a nice amount of bone. Head a good shape with pleasing leathers. Shoulder and loins just as you would want.. Did not give his handler the easiest of days

3: Johnson’s Garsayno Magic Man: 

JD (2, 1)

1: Bigland’s Heythrop Thunderstruck. Tri Broken coat. Head nicely proportioned. Straight front. Neck and shoulders flowed well together. Ribs well laid back. Moved and showed himself well.

PGD (4, 2)

1: Frost-Copping, & Davies’ Goldfern Grand Lad Tri. An admirable old-fashioned type, in hard condition with dark well set eyes and carrying just the right amount of muscle on the shoulders. Teeth strong. Neck flowed well into clean-cut, nicely laid back shoulders. Strong well-proportioned body with a good tail set and a strong back end, giving plenty of drive RDCC.

 2: Boggia’s Boughton Brassica A bitch in good firm condition with many fine attributes including a fine old fashioned well proportioned head, dark eyes, well-cut shoulders and positive angulation, particularly well-proportioned at the back and with strong loins.

LD (3,1)

1: Highfield’s Bradpole Beau Of Guestwick. T/W with the correct head, well set tidy ears, dark eyes and a true bite.. Front straight and true with a smoothly flowing neck into clean well cut shoulders. Rear strong and muscular with good loins Plenty of bone. Of the correct size and well conformed and workmanlike

2: Walker’s Matsstars Midnight Miracle. T/W. Owns a clearly defined outline, a good flowing neck and shoulder as well as a noted bend of stifle. Preferred the head of 1 

OD (6, 2)

1: Denby-Gardner’s Ammanday Augury JW. An all white dog with the correct head, well set tidy ears, dark eyes and a true bite.. Front straight and true with a smoothly flowing neck into clean well cut shoulders. Rear strong and muscular with good loins Plenty of bone. Of the correct size and well conformed, presenting a picture of competence. Movement true, flowing and with plenty of drive. This time rose to the challenge. DCC BOB

2: Coelho & Philp’s Port. Ch. Gambler Da Roseira Brava( Imp). Tri. Of the correct shape with many fine qualities. A well-proportioned wedge shaped head carrying neat, well-set ears and beautifully shaped dark eyes, the neck flowing into well laid-back shoulders and strong and powerful loins, but not the movement of 1.

3: Farrow’s Ch. Glenholm Happy Go Lucky JW.

PB (5)

1: Smith’s Bethane Liberton Lassie All white, A picture that could have come from 19th century. A lovely well proportioned head with beautifully dark eyes and strong well set teeth. Front straight and true with just the right of bone for her age. Neck of the right length flowing into well laid back shoulders. Good rib carriage and strong loins. Angulation correct. Plenty of drive giving lovely true movement BP RBCC

2: Davies’ Cassacre Sea Shell at Elfinhall. Tri. An admirable old-fashioned type with dark well set eyes and carrying just the right amount of muscle on the shoulders. Teeth strong. Neck flowed well into clean-cut, nicely laid back shoulders. Strong well-proportioned body with a good back end, giving plenty of drive.

3: Denton’s Rutaaro Blaze Of Glory 

PGB (1)

1: Frost-Copping’s Goldfern Glory. Stood alone. A very pleasing outline. Well presented. Head a good size and well proportioned Shoulders well laid back with nicely developed loins. Movement very true.

LB (6, 1)

1:Meyer’s Boughton Bliss for Coclestane. Very feminine bitch with a typical head and a true straight front in excellent proportions all round. Possesses good bone, a neck which flows well into a well-laid back shoulder and correct angulation. Moved with plenty of drive

2: Highfield’s Pacolito Phoregetmenot Via Bradpole Presented a good outline with a true straight front, developed loins and a good tail set but not so well angulated as 1 and slighter in build.

3: Bigland’s Heythrop Tiadrop

OB (6, 2)

1: Pell’s Olliebark Thats My Girl. Tri. A really sound bitch, pleasing in so many aspects, with a well-proportioned head, a true front, in good bone with well-placed shoulders and a nice length of neck. Correct ribs, a well balanced loin and strong angulation. Moved well and true with good drive and purpose A fine example of the breed BCC.

2: Bull & Stark’s Tarara Boom De Ay. An admirable old-fashioned type with dark well set eyes and carrying just the right amount of muscle on the shoulders. Teeth strong. Neck flowed well into clean-cut, nicely laid back shoulders. Strong well-proportioned body with a good back end, giving plenty of drive. 

3: Copping’s, & The Late Copping’s Badgergrove Rose-e-lee

Kevin Moore

Go To Top Of Page

www.terrierworld.co.uk ©