Best Dog

Reserve Best Dog

Best Bitch and BIS

Reserve Best Bitch    

Best Puppy

Best Veteran

Cadwallader's Bettymac Sun Samba

France's Torbrae Dance 'n' Dazzle

Shore's Ch. Swanwillow Savannah

Tinsley's Cloverwood Razzberry Ice

Tinsley's Cloverwood Razzberry Ice

Heywood's Ch. Schalulleke Lizzy Weaver

1st: Butcher's Puddockswell Grey Granite for Daiszana

Pepper.  A smart youngster who acquitted himself well here with his good showmanship and strong fluid hind action.  Very typical in body with well developed chest, and good muscling.  Good coat texture and colour.  Best Dog Puppy.

2nd: Culverhouse's Cassencarrie Gandalf at Lykath

Not quite the enthusiasm of the winner but extremely typical with a good head and expression, strong neck and shoulders, excellent forehand with good bone, legs and feet.

1st: Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Mustard.  Shown in lovely coat and condition with silky, soft topknot.  Good skull and large, well shaped eye that could be darker for perfection.  Strong, well padded feet.  Good forequarters and shapely, well muscled body.  Moved soundly.  Very promising.

3rd: Hansford's Cassencarrie Bonnie Lad

2nd: Hansford's Cassencarrie Bonnie Lad

Slightly rangier 12 months old Pepper dog.  Strong masculine head with good eyes and most pleasing expression.  Coat developing nicely and of good texture.  Smart and confident.

1st: Roslyn's Wazzly Atlas

Mustard.  Very workmanlike and handles well as he’s quite soundly made.  Strong, masculine head with pleasing expression.  Body of decent length but just a shade flat in topline.

1st: Kelly's Swanwillow Jackmanii

Mustard.  Good skull, dark, large eye and strong jaw with good teeth.  Well developed chest which is well let down.  Good forehand and feet.  Coat of good texture.

2nd: Smethurst's Dawsholm Dapper Davoc

Pepper.  Again he too pleased in head and eye, strong muscular neck and shapely body with good topline and tailset.  A happy and confident showman.

1st: Cadwallader's Bettymac Sun Samba

This mustard dog stood at the head of a lovely strong class.  Good head and expression, excellent neck and shoulders, well ribbed with strong loin.  Strong muscular hindquarters enabled him to move with some drive from the rear and his coat is a lovely crisp texture of good length with evident pencilling.  Best Dog.

2nd: France's Torbrae Dance 'n' Dazzle

A handsome and eye-catching mustard dog of good quality and type.  Good head and expression, excellent forehand and beautifully balanced with correct topline and tailset.  Lovely colour and shown to best advantage.  Reserve Best Dog.

1st: Bannister's Banburg Alfresco

Another good quality mustard dog with pleasing skull, strong mouth.  Decent forehand and well ribbed with correct topline and well carried tail.  Crisp coat of good colour.  Moved well with some drive from the rear.

1st: Perry's Somercloud Tinkerman

At very nearly 12 years of age this pepper dog has so much to commend him.  Good skull and eye, decent forehand.  Well bodied with good depth of chest and lovely strong, well muscled hindquarters which enable him to step out with a very fluid action.  Shown in good coat and lovely condition.

1st: Tinsley's Cloverwood Lemon Drizzle

A really delightful mustard youngster.  Good skull and large, dark eye.  Good forehand with adequate bone and decent feet.  Very typical in outline with well carried tail.  Excellent temperament.

1st: Tinsley's Cloverwood Razzberry Ice

A beautifully balanced typey, mustard puppy.  Grand head and expression, nicely arched neck and good shoulders.  Well boned with nicely padded feet.  Good body with typical arch over loins and well carried tail.  In good coat for age and moved out well with a pleasing action.  Should have a bright future.  Best Puppy and Reserve Best Bitch in Show.

2nd: Butcher's Puddockswell Blawearie for Daiszana

A delightful character with good skull and large, dark eyes and strong jaw.  Good forehand and well bodied.  Still very immature in coat.

1st: Brookes's Berdinbrook Pandora

Pepper with very good neck and shoulders, good bone and round, well padded feet.  Pleasing head and expression.  Well ribbed with good muscle tone.  Moved out well with some drive from the rear and this gave her the edge here.

2nd: Motler's Wazzly Athena

Mustard bitch of good quality and type.  Good forehand and body.  Pleasing head and expression.  Excellent coat.

1st: Butcher's Hendell Miss Marigold for Daiszana

A shapely, smaller mustard.  Good skull and eye.  Good forequarters.  Well ribbed with good topline and tailset.

1st: Brookes's Dengold Cutty Sark of Berdinbrook

Pepper with good head and pleasing expression.  Well laid shoulders, good forehand and decent feet.  Shapely and well ribbed with good topline and tailset.  Could move with more drive from the rear.  Coat of good texture.  Delightful temperament.

1st: Shore's Swanwillow Passion Flower

A pale mustard of some quality.  Lovely head and expression with large, dark eyes.  Nose pigment could be darker.  Good forehand.  Strong, well muscled weaselly body and moved out well with a flowing, fluid action.

2nd: Bromley's Mishahda Tempting Touch

A very pretty pepper with good skull, strong neck and shoulders, good bone and feet.  Well ribbed with good depth of chest.  Not quite a strong behind as the winner.

1st: Heywood's Schalulleke Clara Jones

Mustard of good type and quality.  Grand head and expression with good pigmentation.  Beautifully balanced with typical topline both standing and moving. Shown in good coat with soft topknot and crisp body coat and pencilling.  Moved well both ways.

2nd: Smith's Somercloud Starprize at Glendandy

A mustard with good skull, dark eyes and strong jaw.  Nose could be darker.  Well boned with good feet.  Well ribbed shapely body.

1st: Shore's Ch. Swanwillow Savannah

A really lovely mustard of obvious type and quality.  Grand head and expression, strong muscular neck and excellent forehand with good bone and well padded feet.  Well ribbed body with good muscle tone.  Sound both ways and retained her excellent profile at all times both moving and when free standing.  A worthy Best in Show winner.

2nd: Motler's Wazzly Aphrodite

Mustard who pleases for both quality and type, handles well and moved out smartly with a free, flowing sound action.  Good coat texture and colour.

1st: Heywood's Ch. Schalulleke Lizzy Weaver

Lots of quality in this mustard.  Excellent coat and condition.  Strong forehand with good bone and feet.  Well ribbed and moved soundly both ways.

2nd: Oakes & Searle's Brackenford Cameo

Pepper.  Not quite the youthful shapely body of the winner but pleasing in head and expression.  Well boned.  A delightful temperament and moved well both ways.