Best Dog & BIS

Reserve Best Dog

Best Bitch

Reserve Best Bitch

Best Puppy

Deacon's Ch./Am Ch. Pennywise Burning Ambition for Cassencarrie

Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Tinsley's Ch. Cloverwood Lemon Drizzle

Morris's Hendell Tassel at Pennywave

Tinsley's Cloverwood Blues And Royals

1st: Hulme's Hendell Crofter

A long low and weasly puppy with  lovely tan legs which are not seen so often these days.  This youngster did extremely well considering he was with a new owner (Mrs Bedborough) and at his first show.  He has a lovely head to muzzle ratio, cheeky expression, with dark round eyes and a strong set of teeth.  A very promising puppy who should go on to do well if his appearance now is anything to go by…

2nd: Shore's Swanwillow Sea Captain

Slightly bigger than one, in nice coat, fine ear leathers, good ribbing, and moving along nicely, a happy little puppy with a lovely dark eye, low tail set and  nice expression,  nice topline.  Very well presented and moving happily.

1st: Tinsley's Cloverwood Blues And Royals

A lovely balanced type with a delightful expression, good coat, tan legs, low set ears and tail, dark round eye, lovely head & muzzle proportions, nice ribbing, presented in excellent condition. Moved well. One to watch in future…… BPD & BP.

2nd: Stone's Ludlay Lord Of The Isles

Bigger puppy than one, somewhat longer in the muzzle, coat was of correct texture and in good condition, moved quite well and should mature on nicely.

1st: Jacka-Slater's Cassencarrie Robbie Burns

Presented in lovely coat, nice neck and expression,  nice ear leathers, moved well, but tended to flatten out a little on the move, time should improve this, and although standing alone he deserved his first place.

1st: Hansford's Cassencarrie Bonnie Lad

An up to size pepper, with a nice round eye and low ear set, good front and head, correct tail set, moved out nicely.

1st: Skitt & Jones's Vistca Vincent

Short of coat but enough to feel correct texture, nicely boned, good  heart room, good front and rear angulation, head and muzzle in proportion, Low ear set, kept his top line on the move, and moved well.  When his owner gets his coat in order should do well.

1st: Deacon's Ch./Am Ch. Pennywise Burning Ambition for Cassencarrie

Moves like a dream keeping his topline at all times, lovely angulation gives him plenty of drive both fore and aft.  Good front and correct head/muzzle ratio, lovely outline, plenty of heart room, round dark eye and strong mouth, low set ears and tail, in beautiful condition, a well deserved winner and BIS.

2nd: Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Another beautifully presented boy with great movement and bone, lovely expression with his round dark eyes, lovely front and angulation,  another good outline kept on the move, correct coat texture, tail and ear set.  Lovely barrel ribs giving good heart room. Quality dog.  RBD.

1st: Shore's Swanwillow Sea Breeze

A little more mature than 2, in good coat with nice tan markings, correct ear and tail set, nicely proportioned head/muzzle ratio, nice shoulder set on,  moved with confidence……

2nd: Marshall's Deegandan Lavender

A very sweet puppy, I liked her a lot.  Correct coat texture, good mouth, ear and tail set. Maybe her topline is a little exaggerated but this should settle as she matures. She did everything her owner asked of her and I hope she is not overlooked as she is shaping up nicely.  A little lady…

1st: Morris's Cassencarrie Miss Grace at Pennywave

Lovely little bitch in good coat, very attractive head in proportion to muzzle, nice round dark eyes, moved well with correct tail set, should be one to watch in future, a quality girl…  A little more mature than 2.  BOSP.

2nd: Booth's Cloverwood Candle Light

This one kept catching my eye, lovely red coat, feminine expression, moved quite well, hard decision between these two for different reasons, I hope she does well, a very pretty and shapely youngster.

3rd: Derry's Vistca's Voodoo

1st: Derry's Vistca Voleta

Was not so impressed as she entered the ring due to a profuse coat, but upon examination found she had a lovely neck, good mouth, nice bone, correctly proportioned head, nice front and good angulation.  She moved off well and seems a sound little bitch, just needs less coat to show off her developing assets… V. promising.

2nd: Morris's Pennywave Amaryllis

Super youngster, it was a nit picking contest with these two, and apart from coat length the same could be said about both of these bitches at this time, lovely little mover with a sweet and feminine expression, I hope she continues with her winning ways. V. promising.

1st: Hulme's Hendell Fine Feathers

Nice fronted youngster in good coat and presented well, lovely dark eye, correct tail set, and topline, good ribbing, and with a lovely feminine calm aura.  Carried herself well with some drive, promising.

2nd: Bedborough's Puddockswell Gilded Lily from Pitfirrane

Just at that in the middle coat stage, a bigger bitch than one but with a nice neck and shape, sound and moved well.

1st: Brookes's Berdinbrook Pandora

Very striking pepper in excellent coat and hard condition, I felt if she had had more room she could have moved out so much better, a little worker by the look of her. She seemed very sound with good tail set, nice ribbing, kept her topline on the move, a promising youngster.

2nd: Smith's Somercloud Starprize at Glendandy

Nice mustard jacket, very pretty head, moved quite well although at this stage I preferred hind the movement of one.  Maturity may well make a difference.

1st: Motler's Wazzly Athena

Pretty bitch with lovely topline curving down into a correct tail set, good front, nice dark eye, good ribbing,  nice shoulder   and low ear set, moved well fore and aft, very pleasing to the eye…  Promising.

2nd: Brookes's Dengold Cutty Sark of Berdinbrook

Another in lovely coat and hard condition, very eye catching bitch just preferred back movement of one, although lots of time for improvement, lovely topline kept on the move, should do well… Very striking.

1st: Morris's Hendell Tassel at Pennywave

A very feminine girl, nice head to muzzle proportions, round dark eye, good tail set, coat of correct texture, good front and aft, nice mover, should continue to do well, her time must come… Excellent presentation.

2nd: Heywood's Schalulleke Clara Jones

Nice type in good coat, good front, low ear and tail set, lovely dark eye, just flattened out a little on movement, nit picking again, as this bitch was so typy,  presented well and had a happy disposition.

1st: Tinsley's Ch. Cloverwood Lemon Drizzle

Presented beautifully and in lovely correct textured coat, lovely front, dark round eye giving a very sweet expression in a head of correct proportions, low set ears and tail, good ribbing, lovely outline which she kept on the move, very eye catching bitch , a long rosy future ahead of her…  BOS.

2nd: Motler's Wazzly Aphrodite

Presented in lovely coat, good topline which she kept on the move, nice round dark eyes with good head proportions, nice ribbing and movement, correct ear and tail set,  have seen her happier, maybe did not like the hall...

1st: Heywood's Ch. Schalulleke Lizzy Weaver

Very happy girl, nice disposition, in lovely coat, nice front, correct tail set, nice dark eye, moved well enough and overall impressed enough to award her BVIS.

2nd: Hulme's Hendell Evening Star

Lovely calm girl who took all of this in her stride despite being the eldest of the veterans, very pretty with a round dark eye, coat at the half way stage but enough to feel correct texture, correct tail set and low ears, ample ribbing, moving soundly and happily around the ring. One you could take home…