• Show Date: 09/02/2014
  • Show Type: Open/Limited/Sanction
  • Judged by: Shula Shipton Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 12/09/2026

Jarrow & Hebburn Canine Society

Breed: Spaniel (Cocker)

Cocker Spaniel

Junior (3, 0)

1. Bacon’s Joaldy She’s the One at Timbric. 9 month blue roan bitch. Pretty head and expression, strong neck, good front and feet. Good angulations fore and aft, level topline. Good spring of ribs and length of loin. Well muscled. Nicely balanced and happy on the move. BP and PG3

2. Babester & Holmes’ Kalispell Karry On. 6 months orange bitch. Lovely bitch, a little fine in muzzle but still a good head and expression. Good front, well balanced fore and aft angulations. God rib to loin ratio. Well muscled. Lots of personality, moved beautifully. 

3. Pike’s Kasmara’s Krumpet. 9 month black and white bitch. Larger than the other two, in full coat. Nice head and expression, good rib to loin ratio. A little straighter in stifle and not as muscled as the other two,. Gave her handler a hard time by being fidgety on the move. 

Graduate (1, 0)

1. Curry’s Shibdon Blazing Glory 2 year old blue roan male. Masculine head and expression. Nicely balances with good angulations fore and aft. Nice rib to loin ratio. Happy and sound mover, I would prefer him carrying a little less weight.

Open (3, 0)

1. Babester’s Kalispell Sunday Girl 4 year old blue roan bitch. Very feminine head and expression. Balanced throughout with good fore and aft angulations, good spring of rib and rib to loin ratio. Well muscled and powered down the ring. Definitely an eye catcher and pleased to award BOB and the group judge agreed awarding G1 

2. Palmer’s Dreamist Chasing Rainbows. 4 year old blue roan male. Masculine head, good front and prosternum. Good angulations but handler tends to over stack which affects her whole outline. Happy on the move. 

3. Tait’s Shanaz Haywayman at Harellstine. 3 yeal old b/r male. Nice head and expression, kind eyes. Not as balanced as the other two, no helped by the way stacked by handler. Moved well. 


Shula M Shipton