• Show Date: 03/10/2026
  • Show Type: Championship Show
  • Judged by: Karl Gawthorpe Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 27/10/2026

Irish Setter Association, England

Breed: Irish Setter

Irish Setter Association, England

Single Breed Championship Show

Show 1

3rd October 2026


Special & Stakes Classes


Field Trial D/B 1

1st Heard’s Dunroon Brandy – Well, this chap really enjoyed his day out; he gave his handler a hard time, but once settled, was a joy to go over, yes a different type to the show dogs, but you could still tell he was an Irish Setter, with a nice head and expression, good neck going into good construction at the front, nice depth to chest, plenty of heart and lung room, good topline, nice turn of stifle and well developed second thigh, and you could really see that this dog would really enjoy his full day working out in the field.


Brace 1 (1 ab)

1st Heather’s – Lovely brace of bitches with sweet head and expression, good toplines, moved very well around the ring in tune with each other and the handler; it was a nice sight to see.


Special Progeny 3 (1 ab)

1st Russell’s Sh Ch Lynwood Hocus Pocus at Settesoli JW – Well, this dog certainly puts his stamp on his progeny, with great breed type, good heads, and expression; it must be nice for his owner to be able to see this dog in his offspring.


2nd Turner’s Blazing Bronze Jitterbug with Dazycutter (Imp NLD) – Lovely bitch standing well with her lovely progeny; can certainly see the family resemblance throughout.


The Bob & Christine Heron Memorial Junior Stake D/B 4 (2 abs)

1st Bott, Allen & Morgan’s Glitterati Lofty with Quensha (Imp POL) – 11 month old bitch with a nice clean head, with all the correct proportions that is required to give the outstanding look, from looking from front or side, nice eye colour and shape, and finished off nicely with correctly set ears, nicely arched moderate neck that just flows from her head into her correct front angulation then onto a correct topline without a break at all, nice depth to her chest, well sprung ribs carried well back to a muscular loin, nice rear construction that allowed her to move with out effort around the ring.


2nd Stevenson’s Gwendariff Cracklin Rosie for Lochlorien (IKC) – 16-month-old bitch, with a feminine head and expression, nice eye colour and shape, correct ear placement, good neck, that flowed into a nice front construction, good depth to her chest, good topline, correct rear angles, moved around the ring well.


The Geoff Coupe Memorial Post Graduate Stakes D/B 9 (3 abs)

1st Murray’s Henaleas Maximilian with Derrydore JW – Upstanding male without being overdone in any way, masculine head and expression, correct eye colour, well set ears, firm strong neck that flowed nicely into well placed shoulders, he had a great depth of chest and well sprung ribs and muscular loin, correct topline with the gentle slope that is required, lovely well-constructed rear end, with a lovely well developed second thigh, moved around the ring with ease.


2nd Peter’s Corranroo Viennese Waltz to Shirlilah – Sweet bitch with a feminine head and expression, good length of neck flowing into a good front construction, good depth to her chest, correct topline and tail placement, good turn of stifle which she used to move around the ring. 


3rd Dow’s Forfarian Fancy Some Fun


The Pat Rhodes Memorial Open Stake 5 (1 ab)

1st Russell’s Tiroen Touch of Magic by Settesoli (Imp KCJ) JW – Male with a masculine head and expression, with correct eye colour and shape, good length to his muzzle, good strong neck with the slight arch, flowing nicely into his front construction, good depth of chest, nice spring to his ribs, strong loin, correct top line with the slight slope, good turn of stifle and well developed second thigh, moved around the ring with ease. 


2nd Cohen’s Lynwood Merry May King with Shushana – Another masculine male with a good head and expression, good length of neck that flowed nicely into a good front, good depth to his chest, good ribs, good strong topline with the slight slope, good turn of stifle and the well-developed second thigh that he used well to move around the ring.


3rd Slone’s Ferasheen Pop The Champers JW


Judge

Karl Gawthorpe