• Show Date: 01/08/2026
  • Show Type: Championship Show
  • Judged by: Caroline Rees Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 18/09/2026

Paignton & District Fanciers' Association

Breed: Best in Show

Paignton & District Fanciers Association Championship Show

Best in Show - Judge - Caroline Friend-Rees (Amical)


Thank you to the Officers and Committee of Paignton & District Fanciers Association Championship Show for the most amazing judging appointment. I started showing dogs, as a child, 45 years ago and never in my wildest dreams did I think I would ever judge Best in Show at a General Championship Show. Thank you also to the breed and group judges who sent through seven amazing group winners. I have to say, I have never seen such a strong line up. Seven fabulous dogs not only from the UK but also from across the world.


It’s obvious for to all to see that over the last few years, Paignton Championship Show Committee has really been working hard to make their event into the wonderful show it is today. Well done to you all. 


My Best in Show winner had to be the most amazing Flat Coated Retriever

Int Ch/Sh Ch Caci's Fifty Shades Of Music owned by Mrs Jenny Andersson and handled by Mr M Persson. At 6 years of age this male was in his prime and he knew it. From the minute he came into the ring he owned it. Such a handsome head with the dark almond shaped eyes giving a perfect expression. So well constructed with long clean neck, an excellent front, deep chest and well ribbed. Holding his firm topline at all times and good tailset and carriage. Correct size and proportions and totally balanced throughout. Moving with free flowing action and so very sound. He didn’t stop showing from the minute he came into the ring and could not stand wrong.


Reserve Best in Show was the fabulous two year old female Toy Poodle

Ch Dream High Kai Kennel Afterglow Adrenaline (Imp) owned by Mr T Isherwood and Mr Jason Lynn - Handled by Mr T Isherwood. What an excellent example of the breed. Totally balanced and elegant. She just oozes quality with her beautiful head, lovely eye and expression and attitude to match. Good length of neck into well placed shoulders, deep ribs and strong well angulated hindquarters. She loved the big ring, holding her shape whilst moving with sound, free, light movement and plenty of drive from the hindquarters.


Thank you also has to go to the other 5 group winners for coming back to compete for Best in Show. The Multi- Titled powerfully built Bullmastiff, the well made Champion Staffordshire Bull Terrier, the Multi- Titled and well travelled quality Border Collie, the stylist Champion Pekingese and finally the strong built yet still feminine Champion Rhodesian Ridgeback.