• Show Date: 26/07/2026
  • Show Type: Championship Show
  • Judged by: Tony Allcock Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 30/07/2026

Leeds City & District Canine Association

Breed: Yorkshire Terrier

YORKSHIRE TERRIER

PD (2 Entries) Abs: 1

1st: Parvin’s Trayshellin Trademark. 8 months. In excellent condition and beautifully presented. Lovely colours for age and I liked his coat texture. Very attractive head containing appealing, dark sparkling eyes. Well bodied; OK for neck placement. Moved with confidence, holding a secure topline. 



JD (1 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Taylor & Humes’s Shadows In The Moonlight. 1 year old. Eye catching, being of a lovely shape and size although upon examination found him immature in body; Ok dentition. Coat of correct silky texture and colours. He has a beautiful head. Good reach of neck. Steady mover, holding a spirit level topline both on the box and when moving. Correct tail set. 



OD (2 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Roberts’s Shawhills It's Pawsible. 22 months. A well-constructed dog of good quality and overall balance. On the upper end of the size range, but remaining well proportioned throughout. Pleasing head and expression with dark, sparkling eyes and neat, well-set ears. Good reach of neck flowing into a firm, level topline, maintained both standing and on the move. Moderate rear angulation, with a compact, balanced outline and good spring of rib. Carries his head well, giving a pleasing overall picture. Coat of correct silky texture and of lovely colours. Moved soundly, maintaining his topline and balance throughout. CC. 

2nd: Sharp-Dixon & Reyes’s Ch Queenslake Ring Of Power. 4 years. Head balanced with well-placed ears, dark eyes and a balanced muzzle, giving a soft, pleasing expression. Good neck flowing into a level topline with a correct tail carriage, clean outline and ample bone. Would prefer a little more body to complete the picture. Clear, quality coat which was beautifully presented and of a lovely silky texture. Moved OK. RCC.



PB (4 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Sharp-Dixon & Reyes’s Queenslake Enchanted Ring. A really lovely youngster now 10 months and clearly out of the top drawer. Pretty head with attractive eyes and correct stop. Her tans are clearing nicely. Ideal textured coat. Produces a sound rear action and her well placed shoulder angulations aid an impressive forehand. Moved well maintaining a secure topline. Champion quality. BPB & BPIB.

2nd: Taylor’s Bierlyn Bewitched. Scores in overall breed type. She has a lovely silky textured coat and overall she is neat and feminine. Appealing head with nicely shaped eyes portraying an alert expression. OK for dentition. Well bodied with a secure level topline. She is stylish on the move. 

3rd: Hutchinson’s Classy And Sassy Of New Deal (Imp Hun).



 JB (2 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Lee’s Maganyork My Time To Shine For Kelrick. 17 months. This elegant, feminine youngster produces a lovely profile. Scores in head qualities. Correct front assembly with well-laid shoulders, enabling her to move with purpose and style. On the move she is particularly impressive, covering the ground with ease while maintaining a sound outline. Tight feet, a nicely textured coat of good colour, and presented in excellent condition. Seriously considered for the RCC.  

2nd: Thom’s Honeymoon Of Dare To Dream (Imp Hun). 14 months. Another pleasing youngster producing a nicely balanced outline. Feminine head with a correct length of muzzle, complimented by a black nose and dark pigmentation along with correct bite. Super bright dark eyes that, together with well-used ears, create an alert, intelligent expression. OK for neck. Nicely shaped body and good balance throughout; tail well carried well. Silky steel blue coat is of good texture and appropriate length for her age. 


PGB (1 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Taylor’s Bierlyn We Believe. 18 months. Lots to like about this youngster. Excellent overall balance, size, and shape. Super head. She is well-bodied. Coat not quite at its best today. Well-placed shoulders, with sound rear action and a level topline. Well handled.



LB (4 Entries) Abs: 2

1st: Sharp-Dixon & Reyes’s Queenslake Diamond Ring. 2½ years and my star of the day. This outstanding little girl caught my eye immediately. Feminine and dainty, she is beautifully balanced and of a lovely size. Well-bodied with a pleasing topline. Sound throughout, with the silkiest of coats, groomed to perfection and presented in excellent condition. Her profile movement is stunning. She could not be denied honours toady and was a great ambassador for the breed in the Toy Group. BCC & BOB.

2nd: Wiegand Brown’s Andelalie Walk With Me. 2 years. Sweet young lady that was unfortunately completely overhauled by the windy conditions and spooked by the flapping tent. Examination on the table was therefore limited. She has a most beautiful head and supports a very nice body. Clearly of balanced proportions. A real pity her day was spoilt.  


Class 2654 OB (2 Entries) Abs: 0

1st: Parvin’s Ch Joyful Life Of New Deal With Trayshellin (Imp). A small, feminine and beautifully balanced exhibit, presented in a super-textured coat and in lovely condition. Her head is a real feature – ultra feminine, with beautiful eyes and well-set ears complete a delightful expression. Good dentition. She has a secure topline and carries herself well. I would just prefer a little cleaner front movement to complete the picture, but she has much to admire and a worthy champion. RCC.

2nd: Kotova Ch Eburacum Violet. 2 years. Well made, if a tad longer in cast than ideal. Beautiful dark, sparkling eyes, correct bite, and a pleasing expression. Coat texture is fine and silky, with acceptable colours. On the move, she was free and positive but had a tendency to lose her topline. Shown in excellent condition. 

Tony Allcock OBE (Judge)