Manchester Dog Show Society

As always, a great start to the season, by this forward thinking and professional committee.

SEALYHAM TERRIER

Class 685 SBD (5 Entries) Abs: 1. An interesting start, feel Some handlers need a little more experience with their dogs. Remember the lead is a communication implement and the handler must have the confidence to direct this to their charge. Working together presents such a great picture to the judge.

1st: 1826 SALMON, Mrs Alison & SALMON, Mr Frank Obi Wan Kenobi Of Kindergarten At Seasmolt This 20- month has balance for type. He was turned out well and had decent construction, therefore he moved on with good carriage and worked nicely with handler. (imp Hu. RES CC. BSB.

2nd: 1814 HART-SMITH, Miss Hannah Jet Forza BrunoHe has some decent lines and a confident character and moved ok. Not quite the balance of the winner and his coat really need some attention, if you can find someone to give you some tips.

3rd: 1824 PAWSON, Ms Sarah Afterglow's Golden Ticket (Imp USA)

Res: 1812 CRANG, Mrs Sarah & CRANG, Mr Julian Whooperhill Sand Castle

Class 687 JD (3 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: 1810 BETTIS, Mrs Denise & BETTIS, Mr Leonard Whooperhill Sand Dollar with Ornella 14- month masculine dog with correct skull, clean through zygomatic aches, down to strong dry muzzle housing big well-placed teeth. He has carriage from strong neck, through correct for hand with width and depth of chest, to neat elbow and well boned leg. Shape to filled body firm back. He has animation and deportment om the move to win the CC.

2nd: 1814 HART-SMITH, Miss Hannah Jet Forza Bruno. Repeat.

3rd: 1812 CRANG, Mrs Sarah & CRANG, Mr Julian Whooperhill Sand Castle

Class 688 PGD (4 Entries) Abs: 1

1st: 1826 SALMON, Mrs Alison & SALMON, Mr Frank Obi Wan Kenobi Of Kindergarten At Seasmolt (imp Hu. Repeat.

2nd: 1814 HART-SMITH, Miss Hannah Jet Forza Bruno. Repeat.

3rd: 1824 PAWSON, Ms Sarah Afterglow's Golden Ticket (Imp USA)

Class 689 LD (5 Entries) Abs: 3

1st: 1814 HART-SMITH, Miss Hannah Jet Forza Bruno. Repeat.

2nd: 1811 CRANG, Mrs Sarah & CRANG, Mr Julian Lushell Gwyn Cariad. 4- years old strongly built dog. Decent eye and expression, big nose. rather full in body and could have a little more purpose on the move.

Class 690 OD (2 Entries) Abs: 1

1st: 1809 BETTIS, Mrs Denise & BETTIS, Mr Leonard Ch Ornella King Midas JW. 2-year-old to go over her fits the standard well. he is masculine, clean in head, neck and has good proportions and shape in body. He moved with good foot placement. Just lacking the commitment of the winners on the move today.

Class 691 VD (2 Entries) Abs: 0. 2 typical males.

1st: 1813 EVANS, Mrs M Ch Nileda Our Mutual Friend.BVIB. 9-year-old, represents the breed with purposeful movement. He has shape and balance of type. Turned out in good body and hard, close-fitting coat.

2nd: 1807 BELL, Mrs Christine C Ch Zippor Sleepy Sapphireson At Letara. So much appeal here. Lovely head piece long down to strong muzzle. Well ribbed, short strong loin and decent tail set and carriage. just rather on the plump side today.

Class 692 SBB (1 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: 1828 SALMON, Mrs Alison & SALMON, Mr Frank Seasmolt Raspberry Ruffle.9- month smart youngster with alert compliance to handler. She has good construction with correct angulation, allowing freedom of action. She pleases in head, has neck correct ribbing for age and well boned legs with neat elbow to depth.

Class 693 PB (2 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: 1828 SALMON, Mrs Alison & SALMON, Mr Frank Seasmolt Raspberry Ruffle. Repeat.

2nd: 1822 OULTON, Dr. R.a. & COETZEE, Mrs. R. Whooperhill Love Story. Well, this, new out 6- month bitch, is certainly going to make a name for herself, but it was a lot to ask, in this noisy hall, so her sensible handler just let her go with it, today.

Class 697 OB (3 Entries) Abs: 0. You wait all day and get 3 quality bitches with little between them.

1st: 1821 OULTON, Dr. R.a. & COETZEE, Mrs. R. Am Grand Ch Multi Ch Int Ch Whooperhill American Celebration. (imp u8sa). She emitted that terrier attitude (which I am looking for, I don’t need a terrier to be a statue) that just set her apart today. She is strong, yet feminine throughout. Her outline is solid to strong tail set carried straight up, with plenty behind the tail and developed muscular buttocks. She goes with determined, assured stride and produced in a natural hard coat of good texture.CC

2nd: 1819 MCNEILLIS, Mrs Carol & MCNEILLIS, Mr Antony Ch Magembay Merrydah. Presented in tip top condition and excellently prepared coat. Her outline depicts the breed standing and moving and she is totally compliant to handler. She went with shape and sound foot placement RESCC.

3rd: 1808 BELL, Mrs Christine C Ch Whooperhill Serendipity For Letara Jw.

JUDGE, PATSY HOLLINGS