Basking in the afterglow of success

Taking his fourth UK BIS award at Windsor was the Standard Poodle, Ch/Am Ch Afterglow The Big Tease, owned by Jason Lynn and handled by breeder Michael Gadsby. His previous successes came at WELKS and the August Scottish Kennel Club last year, and at Border Union two weeks ago. Judge at Windsor was Bryn Cadogan.

WINDSOR, our most royal of shows with the historic backdrop of Windsor Castle, has steadfastly retained its traditional atmosphere of gracious sophistication despite the inevitable march of time while seamlessly perfecting such essentials as car parking, tenting and show layout.
The clean spacious rings are just as well mown as we have come to expect and the dusky pink jacket clad members of the committee are not only easily recognisable but so helpful and efficient, holding update meetings between themselves every evening to check on finer points.
The successfully proven recipe was the same as before, all except for the eminently practical innovation of two large well disguised – but far more easily accessible than the former single facility – superloo ‘villages’ situated at both the main entrances. I have it on good authority that the classical music playing in the disabled version was much appreciated.
The elegant arched entrance and white picket fence surrounding the official area was in place as always, as was the smart white fencing surrounding the main ring where banks of pink flowers, cleverly themed with the pink of the committee’s distinctive jackets, added a further touch of class.
Show manager Gary Gray says that they like to keep the impression of the show as being busy and not too spread out to retain the atmosphere while the in/out tenting gives space and shelter from the elements.
Although the designated grooming areas appeared to be perfectly adequate for normal purposes, once they had been commandeered by the more intensively groomed breeds, who come equipped with large heavyweight trolleys and set up camp for the day, there was simply no room for anyone in the ring on the opposite side to put even a small cage and brush down!
Jostling for position in these areas when nerves are fraught can so easily lead to bad feeling and unnecessary disagreements. Hopefully in the future someone clever, and Windsor are nothing if not resourceful, will devise a scheme to prevent this overcrowding.
The weather was clearly under orders from secretary Irene Terry and obediently provided close to ideal dog showing conditions being in the main overcast and dry with a breeze. Although this breeze was somewhat chilly at times and there was a brief shower on Friday, the welcome sunny intervals more than compensated for these minor shortfalls.
Thursday began with the news that both the M3 and M11 were closed, added to which there was a bad accident on the M25. Thus the start of judging was delayed for half-an-hour to allow both judges and exhibitors as much leeway as possible.
The strains of the National Anthem heralded the true opening of the show, as they did on the last day, and although somewhat menaced by static, could be clearly heard all over the ground. Unfortunately a number bothered neither to stand nor to stop going about their business even for the few minutes required as mark of respect to our monarch, on whose royal grounds the show is held!
The anthem led in to president Leonard Pagliero’s welcoming address wishing everyone a good day and emphasising that 'one thing we have no control over is the traffic!'
Going along with the current falling entries and despite the ever rising cost of petrol/diesel, Windsor fared better than some being some 600 dogs down this year. The number of overseas visitors was up to the 100 mark, with notably few from the US this year, possibly due to both the credit crunch and the imminence of the World Show in Stockholm, although many Australians seemed to be taking advantage of the closeness of dates, combining the two shows in one trip.
This year for the first time hospitality was dispensed to the stewards in the overseas reception area and this proved to be a most sensible, easily accessible and greatly appreciated innovation.
David Trowbridge, who retired at the show having served Windsor for 38 years as honorary veterinary surgeon, was given a surprise send-off being presented with three splendid gifts by chairman Oonagh Gore, who expressed the show’s gratitude not only for his expertise but for so generously waiving his fee in return for a donation to charity.
It was a beautiful evening when a packed ringside waited in eager anticipation for the climax of the show and exciting it was! The general opinion of the line up for best in show greeting Bryn Cadogan as he stepped into the main ring was that it was one of the best ever, chock full of the highest quality dogs.
Following a thorough assessment, his final choice of the white Standard Poodle, Ch/Am Ch Afterglow the Big Tease as the winner was greeted with rapturous applause, as was the runner-up Vizsla, Sh Ch/Aus Ch Hungargunn Bear Itn Mind and, finally the Bouvier, Ch Alsadie Freya at Kanix who was BOS.
Another great show run by people who so obviously care about all aspects of dogdom.
JANE LILLEY

Best in Show
An excellent line up for BIS & I thank the officers & committee not only for their hospitality & warm welcome but also for the opportunity to judge BIS at such a prestigious show as Windsor.
BIS was Ch/Am Ch Afterglow The Big Tease, the white Standard Poodle, an outstanding male who just floats around & commands the ring, super Poodle head & eye, sound front & quarters, in first class coat.
RBIS was Sh Ch/Aus Ch Hungargunn Bear Itn Mind, Vizsla, has such type & balance, fills the ring with soundness & style, in first class order, made for a very close decision.
BOS was Ch/Dutch Ch Alasadie Freya at Kanix, Bouvier, very sound well made bitch, super outline, good body & bone, well presented, correct coat texture, put up a very good performance.
BRYN CADOGAN

It was an honour & a privilege to judge two groups at Windsor championship show on this my last judging appointment before retiring. The standard was good & I thank the breed judges for sending in such good dogs into the groups.

Working group
I selected 8 dogs for further consideration. The Malamute, Polarpaws Naknek Dreamer; Boxer, Shiloh Danish Pastry; Dobermann, Bosskat Hercules at Bobbygem; Russian Black Terrier, Robroyd I Lyka.
G1 was an outstanding Bouvier, Ch/Dutch Ch Alsadie Freya at Kanix, what can I say about this bitch, well boned, excellent head & body, good stifles & hocks, moved round the ring superbly.
G2 an outstanding Great Dane junior bitch, Merribox Love Struck, commanded the ring & looking a picture, super construction, good neck & body, should have an exciting future.
G3 the Newfoundland, Ir Ch Fairweather’s Knock Out with Brooklynbear, good head & muzzle, excellent outline, strong hindquarters, thoroughly deserved this place.
G4 the St Bernard, Carashon Take A Chance to Chandlimore, another impressive dog from this kennel.
JEAN COLLINS

Pastoral group
A super group. I would like to have shortlisted more. I pulled out the Groenendael, Ch Lebeou Look No Further; Puli, Weetoneon Mr Xaus; Lancashire Heeler, Ch Leonine Ivy of Ryslip; OES, Bovaron Can’t Stop Now; & Pem Corgi, Ch Doublered dragon at Woodhenge.
The four finalists were:
G1 the Australian Shepherd, Ch/Am Ch Heatherhill Shock N Awe, well known winner & deservedly so, I have admired this dog & awarded him G2 when I last judged the group two years ago.
G2 the Border Collie, Am Ch Avatar One Nite Standbayshore, I have not seen this dog before but was immediately impressed by him. I did not know that 1 shared a co-owner!
G3 the Samoyed, Ch Vandreem Imperial Capri for Berezniki, eyecatching, well constructed & moved well.
G4 the Finnish Lapphund, Int Ch Glenchess Revontull, this dog does not get the notice he deserves, an excellent example of his breed, he went round in tune with his handler who gets the best out of him.
Well done all four.
JEAN COLLINS

Gundog group
I was honoured to be invited to judge the gundog group at this excellently run show in such a superb venue with Windsor Castle in the background. Many thanks to the officials & committee for their excellent hospitality. The weather was ideal for the dogs, with just a little rain for a short time in the afternoon.
An excellent group of gundogs had been chosen to represent their breeds in the group. For my shortlist I selected six, namely the GWP dog, Golden Retriever bitch, Irish Setter dog, Vizsla dog, English Springer bitch & Weimaraner dog.
G4 I selected the elegant English Springer bitch, Trimere Tigra, beautiful head with a kind eye & expression, super outline & topline, expertly handled, in excellent coat & condition with sound movement, covering the ground well.
G3 was Sh Ch/Ir Sh Ch Gwendariff Dom Perignon, handsome Irish Setter dog, well balanced head, lovely eye & expression, scored in outline, body, front & feet, well feathered & in super coat, moved freely & soundly.
The Golden Retriever bitch, Ramchaine’s Essential, was my choice for G2 in this very strong group. Super well balanced head, kindly eye & expression, lovely outline with good body & beautifully presented, sound stylish mover.
Last but not least was the well known, Sh Ch/Aus Ch Hungargunn Bear Itn Mind, I awarded this exhibit BOB at Border Union two years ago. He doesn’t look a day older than he did then, just wish I knew his secret! He could not be denied the top spot here. Super head, lovely neck & shoulders, good topline & turn of stifle, real showman & looked superb from any angle, excellent front, scored in every department & so sound on the move. I had the great pleasure of awarding him the well deserved G1. RBIS on the last day.
PHILIP GREEN

Hound group
It was indeed an honour to judge my first championship hound group at this lovely showground. Thank you to the committee for the invitation & the hospitality.
At this level I expected to find dogs who had breed specific type closely adhering to their Standard. On top of this & following closely I was looking for sound free moving dogs who could, if given the opportunity, fulfil their original function. I was not looking for performance, performance, performance.
With the above in mind & from the 25 present I pulled for further consideration the Borzoi, L/h Dachs, Min W/h Dachs, Deerhound & Elkhound together with my final placings.
G1 was the Irish Wolfhound, Ch Conchobar Fancyfree to Ravensbeech, impressive dog who fulfils my impression of the breed in many respects, masculine head & expression, good neck, well timbered legs & the substance all through as required to fulfil his function, particularly sound, free & active on the move with very good ground covering stride.
G2 the Beagle, Ch/Ir Ch Serenaker Devil Woman, close up to the Wolfhound, another who adheres closely to her Standard, lovely soft, feminine expression, good balance & well boned, moved particularly well which is not surprising given her excellent conformation.
G3 the Greyhound, Ch Mistweave Making Music with Ransley, a favourite of mine & I have judged her previously, her outline just flows from head to tail & she is so good to go over, moved out with long raking low to ground action.
G4 the Whippet, Huntinghill Jazzalicious, apparently winning her first CC, she really took my eye for her lovely balanced outline, my hands just flowed over her body, she used herself very well on the move extending without unnecessary lift.
PAUL S SINGLETON

Toy group
In recent times I’ve wondered about the current strength of the toy group compared with other periods. I’m not sure I know even now, having just judged this group, because a special show like Windsor has a draw that few others can match & so, regardless of individual breed entries, there tends to be a combined gathering of exceptional quality here. Certainly there can be no doubting that this was a very good group.
Even so, despite this strength in depth, I felt that the junior Italian Greyhound bitch, Dalinset Canzonetta, to be an outstanding winner on the day. Her flawless shape kept at all times on the move was stunning. Her action is typical without being prissy, she responded well to my request to show her head, ears & expression. Here, I thought, is my winner. Then her handler fell while moving her one last time. ‘Well, that’s it, look elsewhere’ I said to myself, knowing what Italians can be like, but not a bit. He got up, uninjured & she sailed on as though nothing untoward had happened. A temperament test & a half.
When it came to runner-up my eye kept going back to the lovely fawn Pug, Ch Teaseltail Talks In Ernest, because everything fitted so beautifully, no more so than when he showed it all off in his so typical movement, ideally cobby, compact & well ribbed, quality typical head without being overdone, he is all Pug in his prime.
Third was the black Pom, Ch Casarow’s Nightfever, my BOB at Blackpool last week & G2 at Manchester a couple of years ago. So yes, I like him rather a lot. Gorgeous head, so typy, such quality, in great form & coat, moved beautifully, never gave up, & those feet! Only tiny details divided. I think could have held his own with some of the best oranges of bygone days, & I can’t be more complimentary than that.
Fourth was the r/r Griffon dog, Ch Donzeata Royal Vintage, another I’ve done well before, in the breed when he was BIS at the LKA & as my group winner at Manchester. I don’t think I’ve ever seen his coat look better, it was spot on, the icing to that glorious cobby, well ribbed body, such an expressive head, willing & typical mover. He would have preferred a cooler day but even at this stage never gave up trying.
I also shortlisted the Bichon, Chinese Crested, Maltese & Yorkshire Terrier.
BRYAN MITCHELL

Terrier group
I would like to say thank you to the officers & committee of Windsor for the wonderful welcome & hospitality I received, on this my first terrier group appointment. As a first time group judge I was both excited & nervous, but thanks to Irene Terry & her team I thoroughly enjoyed my day. If ever you are invited to judge at this show, grab the opportunity with both hands, you will enjoy it.
The terrier group consisted of high quality dogs & I was spoiled for choice. I shortlisted 8 lovely dogs. They where the Bull Terrier, Cesky, WFT, SFT, Lakeland, Scottie, Norfolk & the Norwich.
G1 the Lakeland, Ch Louieville Red Prince, such a good example of the breed, straight front assembly, lovely layback of shoulder giving him that wonderful head carriage, short back plenty behind a well set tail, in a great crisp jacket & did not let up for one minute, a very worthy winner of this group that I was proud to see in the line up for BIS.
G2 the WFT, Ch Blackdale Carousel, most feminine animal, has the best of heads, neat well used ears, clean head, dark eyes, short back, well set & carried tail, responds so well to her handler who moves her at just the right speed, presented to perfection, a very close decision.
G3 the Norwich, Ch Ragus Ring True, have judged this dog in the breed before & everything I said about him still stands, such good type, short, cobby with most perfect head, sound both ways & recovered well after some confusion whether or not he had been shortlisted.
G4 the Bull T, Ch Teirwewyn Son Of A Gun, this dog is certainly a gladiator of the terrier group, wonderful head with good bite, strong muscular body, lovely bone, moved out well in a straight line, well deserved his placing in this line up.
SUE McCOURT

Utility group
It was a most enjoyable show with perfect weather, great hospitality & quality dogs. The group today was a good one with a couple of dogs as top contenders. I was however surprised to find two exhibits with incorrect dentition at this level. Presentation, sportsmanship & soundness was in abundance.
I shortlisted the German Spitz Klein, Shar-Pei & Tibetan Terrier, but my easy winners were G1 & BIS, Ch/Am Ch Afterglow The Big Tease, the Standard Poodle, I believe I gave him his first group & on that day he also won BIS. He is so well balanced from his lovely head & dark eye to his strong hocks, he owns the big ring & never puts a foot wrong stacked or on the move, presentation of his crisp dense coat was immaculate, this dog has charisma, style & soundness & these qualities should give him a superb career.
G2 the Bulldog, Ch Iceglint I’m Harry, r/w all male, superb head & width of jaw, he certainly conveys the impression of determination, strength & activity, moved well appeared to skim the ground, only a youngster but on this form has a secure future ahead.
G3 the Dalmatian, Dalleaf Mullberry, brown spotted imposing male of clean cut outline, he was balanced, strong, muscular & active, very sound on the move with reach & drive. At times just moved a little too fast. Shown in tip top form.
G4 the brindle French Bulldog, Glenlee Dancing Shadows, I placed highly this kennel’s dogs when I judge the group at Bournemouth, I admire their type, size & soundness, excellent droll expression & eye shape, correct bat ears, short cobby body, in lovely condition.
KEN SINCLAIR

GROUP SUMMARY
FIRST DAY
The working group was judged by Jean Collins as was the pastoral group, this appointment being her swansong in the judging field.
Her four placed dogs are featured in the photographs and captions; also shortlisted in the final eight were:
The Boxer, Stuart Lockwood-Brown and Tony Curtin's Shiloh Danish Pastry, winning her first CC; Russian Black Terrier, Tom and Janet Huxley's Robroyd I Lyka, at just 15 months winning her sixth BOB at championship shows. She was BIS at the breed club show; Sarah Towers and Neil Rivers' Malamute, Polarpaws Naknek Dreamer, whose breed judging finished just in the nick of time for the group. 'Inca' already has a CC and has been BOB twice; and the Sykes' Dobermann, Bosskat Hercules at Bobbyjem, winning a second CC to add to his two RCCs.
Among those in the group qualifying for their titles were Ole Einar and Vigdis Loken's Bernese from Norway, Int/Nord/Fin/Ger Ch Sargas av Milkcreek; and Dave and Aileen Elliott's Dobermann, Helmlake By Design at Tuwin.
Some first CC winners were Virginia Stenner's Bernese, Clashaidy Designer Genes; Molloy's Rottweiler, Ir Ch Tikaram Love Is A Drug; and Robin and Trish Hudson's Siberian Husky, Forstals Milo at Sledski, sired by Ch F Kaliznik; the breed CC record holder.
In the pastoral group, the nine shortlisted included the Lancashire Heeler, Ch Leonine Ivy of Ryslip, ever youthful at nine, she has 16 CCs although there were none for the breed today. Her owner, Jackie Cartledge, also won BOS with Foxthyme Oliver Cromwell, who she jointly owns with Enid Lord; Ronnie Burns' Old English Sheepdog, Bovaron Can’t Stop Now, gaining his crown today with a third CC to add to his four RCCs; Barry and Sue Coulson and Chiara Ceredi's Italian-bred Pembroke Corgi, Ch Doublereddragon at Woodhenge, winning his ninth CC, group winner at Bournemouth and Three Counties '07, G2 and G3, BIS at a breed show and top Pem '07; Avril Lacey and Stan Szyczewski's Hungarian Puli, Weetoneon Mr Xaus, taking a second CC to add to his ten RCCs. Now living in France, he went BIS at a group show there as well as winning a group; and Janet Harriman's Groenendael, Ch Lebeau Look No Further, who has five CCs although there were none today. G3 at Richmond '06, he was RBIS at the Northern BSD championship show a week earlier.
Qualifying for their crowns with a third CC were George and Gwen Hartley's Rough Collie, Roanburn Simply Red; the Pattinsons' Shetland Sheepdog, Kyleburn Titan; Nikolas Kanalas and Sandra Bushell's Greek-bred Old English Sheepdog, Grk Ch Aryakas Calliopee; Marilyn Scrutton's junior Briard, Gemeau Greta Garbo; and Gill Pollard's 18-month-old Gillandant Crystal Rose, BOB in Pyreneans. She also has six RCCs, four having been won as a puppy.
Among those winning that exciting first CC were the Dickinsons' junior American-bred Swedish Vallhund, Pavon Maurice Chevalier; Christine Kenyon and Arthur Ward's Pyrenean, Charibere Secret Of Ours at Chezanna; and Tervueren, Domburg Dream A’bout Love, at only her third show. Her owner Linda Collins was also delighted to have bred the BOS Ch Domburg In Demand, winning his seventh CC.
It was a real family affair in Buhunds with BP, Arnscroft Di Di Di Delilah, being daughter of the BOB, Sue Sercombe's Ch Trelowen Pistyll, winning his seventh CC, and the BCC winner, Di Stirling's Ch Arnscroft Di-Sing With Death.

SECOND DAY
There was a great triumph and indeed an extraordinary coincidence for the Gladrags Curlycoats and the Raycris Large Munsterlanders, both of whom reached the creditable milestone of dogs bearing their affix having won 200 CCs apiece, with Charlotte Mann’s Sh Ch Gladrags Brief Encounter winning his 14th CC and Yvonne Moo’s Raycris Pipadash for Crackash his first.
Two delighted breeder/exhibitors did the double, Jean Harrison with her Gordon Setters, Sh Ch Paradise Old Velvet going BOB from Veteran and P Rock Sett winning her first CC, while Lee Cox and Tom Isherwood scored in Clumbers with Sh Ch Vanitonia Wot A Liberty, who was BOB, and her litter brother V U Bet I Do, who won the Pup of the Year here last year, winning his first CC.
Phil Green judged the group, choosing six for a further look, although none were asked to move again. The two not placed were Sharon and Barbara Pinkerton's German Wirehaired Pointer, Ch Bareve Beesterkraal, the youngest ever full champion winning his sixth CC.He has two G2s; and the Weimaraner, Sh Ch Gunalt Unstoppable from Mianja, Jackie Ward’s tenth champion winning a fourth CC.
Among those winning a third CC and title were Marcia Hudson's Vizsla, Rivellsparke Golden Glory; Sarah Swigciski's American Cocker, Misticolas Ms Dynamite at Cosalta; the Wilsons' Brittany, Daraydala Vanilla Ice; the Bryants' Flatcoat, Telsmoss Tressel; and Colin and Sandra Padfield's Sussex, Sovaroma Bombardier.
Exciting first CCs went to Johansson and Wandel's American Cocker, Sundust From Me To You, who was RBPIS at the City in '07; Flo Barker's Pointer, Flinthill Wild Thyme; the Auteys' Labrador, Ryedown Scottish Reel; Pat Whitehead's Cocker, Ryallcourt Pie-d Piper; English Setter dog and bitch Dom and Dawn Goutorbe's Richecca Colour Me Blue for Upperwood and Ros Croft's Fencefoot Forever Amber; and Martyn Ford's Irish Water, Cuboglach West Coast Lady, who owes her existence to frozen semen from North America.
Just to show the lasting qualities of the breed, Alexander's Field Spaniel, Carinyssander Artificier at Treveth, won his second CC at ten years old.

THIRD DAY
The toy group was judged by Bryan Mitchell, who was called to the Cavalier ring to decide BOB between two first time CC winners, giving the final nod to the bitch, Fantasa Itz Betty, giving Liz Dunhill her first BOB in the breed.
Among those kept in for further assessment and movement were: Sarah and Rosemarie Jackson's Maltese, Ch Benatone Gold Ring, triple BIS and winner of 11 groups, this was his 19th CC; Rita Harbury-Carlisle's Yorkshire Terrier, Ch Antaras Newsflash, no CCs for the breed today although he already has nine and six RCCs; Roger Stone and Tom Isherwood's Chinese Crested, Ch Vanitonia Brace Yourself, a sixth CC for the winner of two G2s and a G3; and Pauline Johns' Bichon, Ch Manoir’s Shot In The Dark, G3 Darlington '07, this was his sixth CC.
Winning a third CC, although not yet old enough to be a champion, was Mary and Roy Wilson' eight-month-old English Toy Terrier, Amalek Sorcerer’s Apprentice. Qualifying for his title with a third CC was Jenny and Ian Brown's Pug, Smugpug Tight Squeeze with Sensayuma, and Barry Wiggins and Karen Edwards' Affenpinscher, Roxilyn Just Joey with Scapafield, the third champion from a litter of five.
First CCs went to Mary Drewett's Cavalier, Judyland Magic Moods; Valerie Dunn's Min Pin, Bullypins Blaize; Jenny Scovell's Papillon, Frasermar Icicle at Caswell; Teresa Fraser's Japanese Chin, Homerbrent Midasi of Fralee; and Longcoat Chihuahua, Ballybroke Tardy, becoming Graham and Margaret Foote’s fourth CC winner this year.
It was a second CC for Michael Coad's Bichon puppy, Pamplona Could It Be Magic.
Paul Singleton was judging the hound group for the first time. Having just won her second CC, Alison and Scott Muir's Ridgeback, Kiromol Kantigi of Kikeba, was retired due to an unfortunate accident earlier when a trolley ran over his foot, cutting the nail up to the quick.
Among those shortlisted were Reg Bassett's Borzoi, Borodino Czar of Colhugh, no CCs today but he already has a RCC; Yvonne and John Oxley's Longhaired Dachshund, Ch Owlery Valentine, who has six CCs although none were on offer today; Ellen Blackburn's Min Wirehaired Dachshund, Ch Stargang Malachite, winning a fifth CC; Sarah and Heather Deerhound, Greyfriars Gille of Beardswood, no CCs on offer for the breed but he already has two RCCs; and Gill Bingham's Elkhound, Kritiko High ‘n Mighty of Steldawn, winning his first CC.
Made up on the day were Denise and Ian Roger's Saluki, Labakan Chantilly; Sandra Weston's Afghan, Khamis With Attitude at Sanstas, now living in France; and Ruth and Helen Lockett-Walters' Min Longhaired Dachshund, Ralines Geisha Girl.
Winning that all important first CC were Barbara Stokes' Elkhound, Kestos Raani; Jane Wilton-Clark's Greyhound, Shalfleet Just A Minstrel; Clair Chryssolor's imported Saluki, Tadj Mahal Emrani Izan; and Elizabeth Fulton's Min Wire Dachshund, Bothlyn Black Rose.

FOURTH DAY
Sue McCourt made her debut as terrier group judge and shortlisted eight, including Wendy Tonijanski's Cesky, Janski Celtic Ceska, winning her ninth BOB to add to her 13 BOS. She topped the breed in '07 and has twice been BIS at the club show; Beatrice Phillips and Kate Tate's Norfolk, Ch Jaeva Fallen Angel, winning her fifth CC with BOB, including Crufts; Stuart Plane's Scottie, Ch Stuane Loch Guard, BIS South Wales '07, winner of four groups, breed leader '06 and '07. Having a busy weekend, he was BIS at the club championship show on Saturday and won her 28th CC here on Sunday; Jenny Thornton and Roger Bebbington's Smooth Fox Terrier, Glendraterra Sunset Strip. Pup of the Year 2006, this was his first CC at three years old. He already has seven RCCs.
Beverley Deacon did the double with her Dandies, Cassencarie C’Est La Vie, who was BOB, and C Habit Forming, the first of her breed in the past 11 years to qualify for the JW.
Mary and Jim Morris' Airedale, Nedella The Diamond, handled as always by Lucia Miksadova from Slovakia, was among those winning their all important third CC as was Warren Bradley's Wire Fox Terrier, Aman The Duke.
Winning a first CC was Rita Mitchell's Norfolk, Richell Contraband, and Sylvia Morrice's Bedlington, Mollora Fancy Pants. Both Border Terrier CCs were their first, namely the Thomas' 17-month-old Byrons Greengrass and the Ramus' Dandyhow Rose And Crown. Alison Heard was thrilled to win her first BOB a this level with her first dog, the Manchester, Calot Ozara.
Ken Sinclair judged the utility group, keeping in seven for further assessment. Those not placed were Lynda Hewett's German Spitz Mittel, Ch Spellcast Talk To Me, an eighth CC for last year’s breed leader. Just to prove his worth, he caught and killed a squirrel in a Maidstone park a week earlier! Danny Hodgkinson's Shar-Pei, Tianshan Vanilla Sky for Bullpei, earning his title with a third CC to make him the first cream champion in the history of the breed; and Veronica and Tony Green's Tibetan Terrier, Ch Verony What Next, winning a fourth CC.
Earning his crown with a third CC was Helen Mathias' Boston, Sundance Star Performer.
Winning their first CC were Jackie Smith's Shar-Pei, Panrico Bridget Jones, from puppy; Lesley Wearing's Schipperke, Aradet Kloudburst; Watson's Schnauzer, Miccosukees Yetanother for Jalero; Hether Simper and Liz Scoates' Tibetan Spaniel, Sanville Rhedd Radiance with Wellbarn; and Maureen Bootle and Ian Moye's French Bulldog, Acirema Fleurette Tommyville.

CC winners
FIRST DAY
BERNESE (Mrs S J Gatward) – D: Loken’s Int/Nord/Fin Ch Sargas av Milkcreek. B: Stenner’s *Clashaidy Designer Genes.
BOUVIERS (S W Hall) – D: Lambert’s Quiche’s Gullivers Travels to Kanix. B: Lambert’s *Ch/Dutch Ch Alsadie Freya at Kanix.
BOXERS (Mrs B Groves) – D: Miller’s Ch Walkon Made’n Issue. B: Lockwood-Brown & Curtin’s *Shiloh Danish Pastry.
DOBERMANNS (Mrs Y Bevans) – D: Sykes’ *Bosskat Hercules at Bobbyjem. B: Elliott’s Helmlake By Design for Tuwin.
GIANT SCHNAUZERS (Mrs F A Somerfield) – D: Rofe-Moss & Basilone’s Ch Riesenheim Suited N’ Booted for Daleiden. B: Joy’s *Ch Bellgard Paloma Picasso.
GT DANES (B Croft) – D: Cunningham & Robertson’s Ch Lomondane Gies A Break. B: Bruggenburg-Rothschild & Denman’s *Merribox Love Struck.
LEONBERGERS (B W Reynolds-Frost) – D: Hellewell’s *Kwenobe Balfen Hullanta. B: Holliday’s Debbollinby Vogue for Lionslord.
MASTIFFS (C Coan) – D: Knight’s *Ch Westgort Innovation by Kumormai. B: Knight’s Westgort Are Aida by Kumormai.
NEWFOUNDLANDS (Mrs S J Garner) – D: Dobbin’s *Ir Ch Fairweather’s Knock Out with Brooklynbear. B: Hobbs’ Ch Sheridel Nerissa of Alphabear.
ROTTWEILERS (Mrs M Smith) – D: Bond’s *Ch/Ir Ch Kanesbrook Black Denzil. B: Molloy’s Ir Ch Tikaram Love Is A Drug.
ST BERNARDS (J Horswell) – D: Nagrecha, Grainger & Poole’s *Carashon Take A Chance to Chandlimore. B: Maher’s Ch/Ir Ch Benbarons Unique of Rathleague.
SIBERIAN HUSKIES (Mrs S Sargent) – D: Hudson’s *Forstals Milo at Sledski. B: Jones’ Ch Icynights Bewitched.
BEARDED COLLIES (Mrs J F Wiggins) – D: Hines & Lundell’s *Ch Diotima Sea Wolf at Ramsgrove. B: Bowen’s Romalia Rare Chance.
BSD, TERVUEREN (Mrs J N Eaves) – D: Haylock’s Ch Domburg In Demand. B: Collins’ *Domburg Love Affair.
BORDER COLLIES (Mrs C Coxall) – D: Large, Harlow & Broadhurst’s *Am Ch Avatar One Nite Standbayshore. B: Large, Harlow & Fitzgerald’s Am Ch/Sh Ch Borderfame Gift Of Love.
BRIARDS (Mrs F A Somerfield) – D: Godefroid’s *Ch Hartswelin Meteor. B: Scrutton’s Gemeau Greta Garbo.
COLLIES, ROUGH (Mrs A C Hollywood) – D: Hartley’s Roanburn Simply Red. B: Grainger’s *Ch Samhaven Toast.
HUNGARIAN PULIS (Mrs M Wyatt) – D: Lacey & Szyczewski’s *Weetoneon Mr Xaus. B: Rathband’s Ir Ch Mournebrake Wedding Belle at Keynell.
MAREMMAS (Mrs V O Foss) – D (no CCs): Downes’ Ch Milwyr Paris. B: Downes’ *Ch Milwyr Marrionetta.
NORWEGIAN BUHUNDS (Mrs F A Somerfield) – D: Sercombe’s *Ch Trelowen Pistyll. B: Stirling’s Ch Arnscroft Di-Sing-With-Death.
O E SHEEPDOGS (Ms P J Tomes) – D: Burns’ *Bovaron Can’t Stop Now. B: Kanales & Bushell’s Greek Ch Aryakas Calliopee.
PYRENEANS (Mrs C A Edwards) – D: Kenyon & Ward’s Charibere Secret Of Ours at Chezanna. B: Pollard’s *Gillandant Crystal Rose.
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS (Mrs L J Roberts) – D: Pattinson’s Kyleburn Titan. B: Whittington’s *Ch Tighness Three Steps T’ Heav’n.
SWEDISH VALLHUNDS (Mrs L Richards) – D: Dickinson & Dickinson’s Pavon Maurice Chevalier. B: Gilliland’s *Ch/Ir Ch Castleavery Fire Cracker.
WELSH CORGIS, PEMBROKE (R Wood) – D: Coulson & Ceredi’s *Ch Double Red Dragon at Woodhenge. B: Irving & Barlow’s Ch Highworth Cressida.

No CCs
ALASKAN MALAMUTES (Mrs S J Garner) – D: Wilkinson’s Gwinner Lapema Star de Jungla Negra. B: Towers & Rivers’ *Polarpaws Naknek Dreamer.
BULLMASTIFFS (T H Johnston) – D: Jones’ Jaynos Big Bopper. B: Williams’ *Dajoxx Coco Loco.
PORTUGUESE WATER DOGS (J Luscott) – D: Dearing’s *Gemson Orpheus at Proform. B: Woodcock’s Rysalka Angel Delight of Peakfields.
RUSSIAN BLACK TERRIERS (S W Hall) – D: Taylor’s Clanheir The Invincible. B: Huxley’s *Robroyd I Lyka.
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS (Mrs E Bothwell) – D: Allan & Harlow’s *Ch/Am Ch Heatherhill Shock N Awe. B: Farrants’ Trijem Yuletide Sapphire.
BSD, GROENENDAEL (Mrs J Gunn) – D: Harriman’s *Ch Lebeau Look No Further. B: Oatley’s Jetaime Esprit D’elegance.
BSD, MALINOIS (Mrs J Gunn) – D: Ralph’s *Ch Bonvivant Esprit. B: Ralph’s Bonvivant Arc En Ciel.
FINNISH LAPPHUNDS (R Oldham) – D: Short’s *Int Ch Glenchess Revontuli. B: Banks & Jackson’s Elbereth Kyky.
GSD (W Howells) – D: Crouch’s Lindellas La Bada at Chalita. B: Jones’ *Norwulf Cherry.
LANCASHIRE HEELERS (J Horswell) – D: Cartledge & Lord’s Foxthyme Oliver Cromwell. B: Cartledge’s *Ch Leonine Ivy of Ryslip.
POLISH LOWLANDS (T Munro) – D: Dence’s Mybeards Romeo from Mypons. B: Naylor’s *Skaijak Little Mynx.
SAMOYEDS (J Horswell) – D: O’Dwyer’s Duckslake Majestic Spirit over Kalinski. B: Bobrowski’s *Ch Vandreem Imperial Capri for Berezniki.
NSC (Mrs M E Hathaway) – D: Baker & Lodge’s German Pin, *Tubize van’ Nistelrooy for Remikz. B: Johnson & Foster’s Dogue, Kenmillix Phoenix Dancer for Cascob.
IMPORTED REGISTER (Mrs M E Hathaway) - D: Band & McCarthy’s Bergamasco, *Bautastenens Alve for Essandsee.

SECOND DAY
BRITTANYS (Mrs P A Blay) – D: Wilson’s *Daraydala Vanilla Ice. B: Tully’s Sh Ch Eastonite Bracken.
ENGLISH SETTERS (Mrs A F Grimsdell) – D: Goutorbe’s *Richecca Colour Me Blue for Upperwood. B: Croft’s Fencefoot Forever Amber.
GSP (Mrs C A Coode) – D: Smillie & Hammond’s *Oakberrow Xsepshunal at Southmead. B: Thurm’s Sh Ch Bryburn Annastayshere.
GWP (Miss D Smillie) – D: Pinkerton & Pinkerton’s *Ch Bareve Beesterkraal. B: Stamp’s Sh Ch Tynsil Tysse.
GORDON SETTERS (Mrs L Hall) – D: Harrison’s *Sh Ch Paradise Old Velvet. B: Harrison’s Paradise Rock Sett.
HUNGARIAN VIZSLAS (Mrs P D Williams) – D: Cragg & Armstrong’s *Sh Ch/Aus Ch Hungargunn Bear It’n Mind. B: Hudson’s Rivellsparke Golden Glory.
IRISH SETTERS (Mrs J Holley) – D: Ritchie’s *Sh Ch/Ir Sh Ch Gwendariff Dom Perignon. B: Watt’s Shenanagin Shooting Star.
LARGE MUNSTERLANDERS (Mrs S M Marshall) – D: Moo’s *Raycris Pipadash for Crackash. B: Miller’s Ichbin Pagus of Rockfest.
POINTERS (Mrs M A Hinton) – D: Wilson’s Joneva Shooting Star at Djankay. B: Barker’s *Flinthill Wild Thyme.
RETRIEVERS, F/C (Dr R W James) – D: Bryant’s Telsmoss Tressel. B: Smitherman’s *Sh Ch Levelmoor Lanosa of Seaheart.
RETRIEVERS, GOLDEN (Mrs V O Foss, dogs; R Hare, bitches) – D: Benson’s Goldenquest Commando. B: Ennis-Whelan’s *Ramchaine Essential.
RETRIEVERS, LABRADOR (Mrs A M Britton) – D: Autey’s Ryedown Scottish Reel. B: Taylor’s *Ch Fabracken Remember.
SPANIELS, AMERICAN COCKER (Mrs A Rathbone) – D: Johansson & Wandel’s *Sundust From Me To You. B: Swigciski’s Misticolas Ms Dynamite at Cosalta.
SPANIELS, CLUMBER (K A W Young) – D: Cox & Isherwood’s Vanitonia U Bet I Am. B: Cox & Isherwood’s *Sh Ch Vanitonia Wot A Liberty.
SPANIELS, COCKER (L J Hunt) – D: Whitehead’s *Ryallcourt Pie-D Piper. B: Webster’s Asquanne Ginelle.
SPANIELS, FIELD (Mrs M E Hathaway) – D: Alexander’s Carinyssader Artificer at Treveth. B: Bennett’s *Sh Ch Jesham Camberwell Beauty.
SPANIELS, IRISH WATER (Mrs C P Baxter) – D: Waters’ Sh Ch Zanfi Elder. B: Ford’s *Cuboglach West Coast Lady.
SPANIELS, SUSSEX (Mrs D Ashcroft) – D: Padfield’s *Sovaroma Bombardier. B: Shewell’s Sh Ch Belcam She’s The One.
SPANIELS, WELSH SPRINGER (Mrs L Tain) – D: Worth’s Shandwick Kristoffer at Sarabande. B: Jackson & Jackson’s *Sh Ch Cleavehill Roseilly Baye via Ardinia.
WEIMARANERS (Miss M C Marr) – D: Ward’s *Gunalt Unstoppable from Mianja. B: Clarke’s Sh Ch Coastedge Phantasize.

No CCs
BRACCHI ITALIANO (Mrs C A Coode) – D: Hayward’s Braccanza Adorazione. B: Parris’ *Bonario Aude Sapere.
HUNGARIAN W/H VIZSLAS (F Kane) – D: Rowan & Upton’s *Tragus Fred Astaire. B: Stafford’s Ir Ch Silvanus Fanny By Gaslight.
IRISH R/W SETTERS (J Horswell) – D: Valentine’s *Tullamore Ted. B: Pitman’s Sh Ch Rustasha Rare Vision via Kerrabi.
ITALIAN SPINONI (Mrs J R Richards) – D: Broadley’s *Testaverde Double Jack at Cacciata. B: Allum’s Macarica Stella Di Mare.
RETRIEVERS, CHESAPEAKE BAY (J Horswell) – D: Hards’ *Delsboy Brown Cougar. B: Hards’ Devonshot Two Feathers.
RETRIEVERS, C/C (Mrs T J Short) – D: Mann’s *Sh Ch Gladrags Brief Encounter. B: Osborne’s Capercaillie Katie Pontevado.
RETRIEVERS, DUCK TOLLING (Mrs C A Coode) – D: Edridge’s *Camusmor Bruichladdich at Tilita. B: MacLeod & Hussey’s Newfanova Jemima Bear at Camusmor.
SPANIELS, ENGLISH SPRINGER (Mrs C Wood) – D: House’s Gleadsbury Whatacracker. B: Corbett’s *Trimere Tigra.
NSC (Mrs M E Hathaway) – D: Wilks & Moss’ GLP, *Arany’s Busche. B: Wilks & Moss’ GLP, Arany’s Baiser.
IMPORTED REGISTER (Mrs M E Hathaway) – D: Shepherd’s Lagotto, Gaesten Razz N’roll. B: Tindall’s Lagotto, *Grancanna Bizzie Bea.

THIRD DAY
AFGHANS (G Robertson) – D: Edwards’ *Agha Djari’s U Got The Look. B: Weston’s Khamis With Attitude at Sanstas.
BASENJIS (K J Richardson) – D: Grayson & Tiffany’s Ch Embeau Blade Runner. B: Hardy, Hallam, Kite & Gillespie’s *Ch/Am Ch Klassics Million Dollar Baby at Tokaji.
BASSETS (A Wood) – D: Storton’s *Ch Bromwylva Imperial Mint of Dereheath. B: Ledbury & Merry’s Ledline Mercedes.
BEAGLES (D J Webster) – D: Walden’s Ch Nedlaw Salamander. B: Parker & Stevens’ *Ch/Ir Ch Serenaker Devil Woman.
BLOODHOUNDS (Mrs E A MacDonald) – D (no CCs): Powell’s Ch Trailfinder Fortitude. B: Emrys-Jones’ *Ch Marksbury Wistful.
DACHSHUNDS, MIN L/H (Mrs V O Foss) – D: Graham & Wood’s *Ch Jadag Fornton’s Special. B: Lockett-Walters & Lockett-Walters’ Ralines Geisha Girl.
DACHSHUNDS, MIN S/H (Mrs C Dare) – D: Mitchell’s *Ch Bronia Lanfranco. B: Coxon’s Ch D’arisca Golden Delicious.
DACHSHUNDS, W/H (Mrs A Moore) – D: Rollinson’s Ch/Ir Ch Nosinllor Grenadier. B: Davies’ *Cempsey Centime by Atahira.
DACHSHUNDS, MIN W/H (Miss L J McNaughton) – D: Blackburn’s *Ch Stargang Malachite. B: Fulton’s Bothlyn Black Rose.
GREYHOUNDS (Mrs L A McMillan) – D: Wilton-Clark’s Shalfleet Just A Minstrel. B: Bartlett’s *Ch Mistweave Making Music with Ransley.
IRISH WOLFHOUNDS (Mrs S Wilkinson) – D: Pain & Valerani’s *Ch Conchobar Fancyfree to Ravensbeech. B: Peek’s Milkwood’s Me Myself I.
NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS (J Horswell) – D: Bingham’s *Kritiko High ‘N’ Mighty of Steldawn. B: Stokes’ Kestos Raani.
RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKS (Mrs P A Blay) – D: Muir’s *Kiromol Kantigi of Kikeba. B: Lundervold’s Nyassa Charlotte.
SALUKIS (Mrs M E Parker) – D: Chryssolor’s Tadj Mahal Emrani Izan. B: Rogers’ *Labakan Chantilly.
WHIPPETS (Mrs P M Gilmour) – D: Snelgrove & Snelgrove’s Huntinghill The Jazz Man. B: Snelgrove & Snelgrove’s *Huntinghill Jazzalicious.
AFFENPINSCHERS (T D Mather) – D: Wiggins & Edwards’ *Roxilyn Just Joey with Scapafield. B: Pirrie’s Ch Riogaioch Illusion.
BICHONS (F Kane) – D: Johns’ *Ch Manoir’s Shot In The Dark. B: Coad’s Pamplona Could It Be Magic.
CAVALIERS (Mrs E Shail, dogs; Miss V Horan, bitches) – D: Drewett’s Judyland Magic Moods. B: Dunhill’s *Fantasa Itz Betty.
CHIHUAHUAS, L/C (A Bendelow) – D: Foote’s *Ballybroke Tardy. B: Lee’s Leyju Amor Wishiknew.
CHINESE CRESTEDS (A Bendelow) – D: Stone & Isherwood’s *Ch Vanitonia Brace Yourself. B: Hinton’s Sophisticated Lady at Cheeswood.
ENGLISH TOY TERRIERS (E Hulme) – D: Wilson’s *Amalek Sorcerer’s Apprentice. B: Newton & Leonard’s Witchstone Centre Fold.
GRIFFONS (Miss J E Kearney) – D: Guy’s *Ch Donzeata Royal Vintage. B: Price’s Marquant The Dream Girl.
ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS (Ms A Oliver Wyles) – D: Gray’s Shining Star at Seawards. B: Hodges & Hodges’ *Dalinset Canzonetta.
JAPANESE CHIN (E Hulme) – D: Fraser’s *Homerbrent Midasi of Fralee. B: Brown’s Yama Bewitched at Rossvale.
KING CHARLES (Mrs S Desserne) – D: Waters & Robins’ *Ch Rytonion Out Of The Blue. B: Fry & Jackson’s Amantra Winterberry.
LOWCHEN (Ms A Oliver Wyles) – D: Davidson’s *Bigglesmere Imataticollie at Sharlarna. B: Coates’ Ch Bigglesmere Nina Rikki Myojo.
MALTESE (Mrs S Desserne) – D: Jackson & Jackson’s *Ch Benatone Gold Ring. B: Grant’s Angels Sealed W A Kiss at Linmont.
MIN PINS (T D Mather) – D: Hewitt’s Catamyrann Pieces Of Eight. B: Dunn’s *Bullypins Blaize.
PAPILLONS (Miss V Hourihane) – D: Scovell’s *Frasermar Icicle at Caswell. B: Davidson-Poston’s Spinillons Saffire.
PEKINGESE (R O’Neill) – D: Oades & Charlton’s *Ch Brentoy Red Adair. B: Fletcher’s Harmilla Annabell.
PUGS (Miss S L Kirk) – D: Lewis’ *Ch Teaseltail Talks In Ernest. B: Brown’s Smugpug Tight Squeeze with Sensayuma.

No CCs
BASSET FAUVE DE BRETAGNE (B Reynolds-Frost) – D: Turton’s Shiroblam Beau Vester. B: Johnson’s *Sweetdean Pina Colada of Houndsline.
BORZOIS (Mrs J Malley) – D: Bassett’s *Borodino Czar of Colhugh. B: Rimell’s Yanjoy Dancing Spirit at Borodino.
DACHSHUNDS, L/H (Mrs W Cross) – D: Oxley’s *Ch Owlery Valentine. B: Wilson’s Owlery Marikeeta at Rogermardax.
DACHSHUNDS, S/H (Mrs W Cross) – D: Coxon’s *Ch/Am Ch Jagie’s I Love The Night Life. B: Coxon’s Cedavoch Boogie On Down to D’arisca.
DEERHOUNDS (Mrs K Codd) – D: Helps’ *Greyfriars Gille of Beardswood. B: Johnson’s Modhish Lilly Langtree.
FOXHOUNDS (J Horswell) – D: Griffiths’ Dazzleby Dick Dastardly. B: Clark & Clark’s *Canequiss Libel.
GBGV (Miss J Skerritt) – D: Phillips’ *Wilmit Braconnier de Debucher. B: Makey’s Gairside I’m Still Waiting.
HAMILTONSTOVARE (Miss M Longman) – D: Cook’s Tedandi The Real Thing. B: Cook & Collett’s *Tedandi Playing Your Game.
OTTERHOUNDS (G Robertson) – D: Ganna’s *Ch Keepcott Connoisseur. B: Ganna’s Keepcott Cherish.
PBGV (Mrs S Robertson) – D: Sadler’s Gemshorn Rocky. B: Hayward & Walker’s *Switherland The Geisha Girl.
PORTUGUESE PODENGOS (F Kane) – D: Judge’s *Plushcourt Leao. B: Pedder’s Nashnall Aldina at Caldermist.
AUSTRALIAN SILKIES (Dr A G Schemel) –D: Mackrell & Leino’s *Int/Ir Ch Bombix Moren Dosis Maxima. B: Welch & Bryant’s Romwal Red Bearet.
BOLOGNESE (S R Goodwin) – D: Begg’s *Clarchien The Lad. B: Dowty & Seeberger’s Bolognese Star Audrey at Havanese Stars.
CHIHUAHUAS, S/C (Miss A Henshaw) – D: Lim’s *Natimuk Tristram. B: Hornby’s Ch Bramerita Flamin’ Elle.
HAVANESE (Dr A G Schemel) – D: Bambrook’s *Immeleon London Pride at Enchantica. B: Watson’s Keidorah Hazie Fantazie.
POMERANIANS (Mrs C D Holman) – D: Sparrow’s *Ch Casarow’s Nightfever. B: Smith’s Ch Sueacres Centerfold.
YORKSHIRE TERRIERS (Dr A G Schemel) – D: Fay’s Faystan Feeling Sensitive. B: Harbury-Carlisle’s *Ch Antaras Newsflash.
NSC (Mrs M E Hathaway) – D: Clark & Clark’s Ibizan, *Ch Catorce Verde. B: Murdoch & Hirst’s Coton, Cotonbrie Zofia for Cotonalba.
IMPORTED REGISTER (Mrs M E Hathaway) – B: Allan’s Cirneco, *Anharbn Bluebayou among Allanabru.

FOURTH DAY
AIREDALES (A Favell) – D: Glover’s Jodean Pied Piper. B: Morris’ *Nedella The Diamond.
BEDLINGTONS (B Rodgers) – D: Garbutt’s Ch Aireview Reprint. B: Morrice’s *Mollora Fancy Pants.
BORDER TERRIERS (Miss J Singh) – D: Thomas’ *Byrons Greengrass. B: Ramus’ Dandyhow Rose And Crown.
BULL TERRIERS (D Clark) – D: Roberts & Grieves’ *Ch Teirwgwyn Son Of A Gun at Meilow. B: Roderick’s Warnerdale Looney Toon.
DANDIE DINMONTS (Mrs J Withers) – D: Deacon’s *Cassencarrie C’est La Vie. B: Deacon’s Cassencarrie Habit Forming.
FOX TERRIERS, SMOOTH (Dr I Gabriel) – D: Thornton & Bebbington’s *Glendraterra Sunset Strip. B: Jones & Rees’ Dolauffin Doyen at Darlaur.
FOX TERRIERS, WIRE (L Snow) – D: Bradley’s Aman The Duke. B: Goodsell’s *Ch Blackdale Carousel.
LAKELANDS (B Rodgers) – D: Johnston’s *Ch Louieville Red Prince. B: Beerten-Delarbre’s Lux Ch Scafell Pike’s Eyeshadow.
NORFOLKS (Mrs D A Britten) – D: Mitchell’s Richell Contraband. B: Phillips & Tate’s *Jaeva Fallen Angel.
NORWICH TERRIERS (W Gray) – D: Crawley’s *Ch Ragus Rings True. B: Crawley’s Ragus Got The Look.
PARSON RUSSELLS (P Thompson) – D: Hooley’s *Holdobur One To Mark at Hoolmark. B: Boggia’s Ammanday Arrow to Boughton.
SCOTTISH TERRIERS (N Straw) – D: Plane’s *Ch Stuane Loch Guard. B: Miller’s Ch Brio Exquizite.
STAFFORDS (J T Rowe) – D: Mace & Davies’ *Ch Stormbull Solo. B: Fulton’s Never Forotten.
WHWT (Miss J Jenkins) – D: Squire’s *Ch Bellevue Spirit Catcher. B: Gaydon’s Wistonant Royal Ruby at Gilbri.
AKITAS (F Kane) – D: Fowkes’ *Kyoshi Grand Marnier. B: Bain & Squires’ Anshee All Guns Blazing for Baybar.
BOSTONS (P Clifton) – D: Mathias’ Sundance Star Performer. B: Glynn & Williams’ *Coppergold Simply Supremo.
BULLDOGS (N Davis) – D: Garside’s *Ch Iceglint I’m Harry. B: Pearce’s Sodburybull Jasmine.
DALMATIANS (Mrs R Stokes) – D: Smith’s *Dalleaf Mullberry. B: Cuthbertson’s Kalsidoni Garnet.
FRENCH BULLDOGS (Miss J Singh) – D: Drummond’s *Glenlee Dancing Shadows. B: Bootle & Moye’s Acirema Fleurette Tommyville.
GERMAN SPITZ, KLEIN (K Nathan) – D: Clarke’s Stonelight Enzo. B: Dyer’s *Ch Wychlea The Duchess.
GERMAN SPITZ, MITTEL (K Nathan) – D: Hewett’s *Ch Spellcast Talk To Me. B: Chambers’ Ch Nosregor Bewitched for Musique.
KEESHONDS (E Hulme) – D: Bennett & Savage’s *Thorsdale Trade Mark. B: Brewer’s Helkeesen Eventful.
LHASA APSOS (G Corish) &ndash