Dog CC & BOB

Reserve Dog CC

Bitch CC

Reserve Bitch CC

Best Puppy

France's Torbrae Dance 'n' Dazzle

Deacon's Am Ch. Pennywise Burning Ambition for Cassencarrie

Shore's Ch. Swanwillow Savannah

Green's Inzievar Rose Gold for Abbeywater

Tinsley's Cloverwood Razberry Ice

1st: Butcher's Puddockswell Grey Granite for Daiszana

11 months pepper, what a happy little chap he is. Good pepper coat with definition coming between the colours, good rear drive on the move. Perhaps a little stern high for his age.

2nd: Culverhouse's Cassencarrie Gandalf at Lykath

Good mustard coat coming if a little short. Nice length of body, nice head, good reach of neck. Needs to relax more on the move.

1st: Hulme & Hunter's Hendell Alphonse with Etsill

Lovely well balanced mustard, good head & expression, correct eye, coat & bite, nice bone, a dignified but earnest mover who carried his tail well.

2nd: Roslyn's Wazzly Atlas

Good old fashioned Dandie, in condition fit for a days work, weatherproof jacket. Perhaps colour needs to clear a little. Covered ground well.

1st: Hulme's Vistca Vian of Hendell

Correctly held scimitar tail when on the move which can be quite rare these days. Beautifully presented mustard coat, profuse topknot & good little mover especially behind, well balanced outline. Will watch his progress with interest.

1st: France's Torbrae Dance 'n' Dazzle

Lovely correct sized mustard, loved his length, height, outline, coat, colour, head expression & personality. Indeed I found it difficult to take my eyes off him as I found him so striking. CC, his first, & BOB.

1st: Carter's Cassencarrie James Blonde

Cracking mustard dog, a lot to like such as skull & mouth, balanced body shape, lovely mustard coat rounding off the picture, covered the ground well, great neck & shoulders, in tip top condition. Pushed hard for the RCC & on his day will trouble the best.

2nd: Tinsley & Macbeth's Hendell Tom Smart at Cloverwood

Really cracking little pepper, great jacket, really dignified mover, nice tight shoulders, good outline & in fit condition. A close call in this class.

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

Quality Dandie, sadly a bit short of coat which cost him in the final challenge. Good size, covers ground well with drive & purpose, really great reach of neck, well laid shoulders, nice outline, without a doubt his day will come soon. RCC.

2nd: Hows & Winch's Mishahda Rhapsody In Blue

Lovely pepper coat, nice contrast between body coat & furnishings, great temperament, good honest Dandie.

1st: Tinsley's Cloverwood Razberry Ice

What a little stunner, the kind of puppy who instantly brings a smile to your face, ticks all the boxes in every department, so no need to list them here, tremendous poise for one so young, presenting a balanced package to the eye. BP.

2nd: Butcher's Puddockswell Blawearie for Daiszana

Real baby, full of puppy exuberance but still with her puppy coat. She needs time & I suspect will be a classic slow developer.

1st: Motler's Wazzly Athena

Correct sized mustard, lovely coat & outline, thin ears, good pigment. Despite the fact that she played up her handler a little, her qualities shone through enough to win this class.

2nd: Osbourne's Pitfirrane Silver Lady of Braego

Loved this little pepper’s tan legs & feet, so much that I could forgive to total lack of any ear tassels. Very workmanlike, good length & lots of rear drive.

1st: Hissey's Schalulleke Dream Maker of Hellchuck

Shown with very little coat & a nose which was reluctant to leave the green carpet but obviously enjoying herself hugely.

1st: Denham's Dentgate Serendipity

Nice tight shoulders, good rear angulation, lovely correct pepper coat to finish the picture, strode out with purpose & kept outline well on the move while being shown on a loose lead.

2nd: Bromley's Mishahda Tempting Touch

Very pretty little lady, lovely pepper jacket, well domed forehead, dark eye, moved well.

1st: Green's Inzievar Rose Gold for Abbeywater

Well presented & handled, great little mover, great expression coming from good head & eye, balanced, lovely jacket, holding outline well on the move & pushed really hard in the final line-up which was so close. What a cracking little bitch this is, still very young, her day will come without a doubt. RCC.

2nd: Heywood's Schalulleke Clara Jones

Very feminine little bitch, correct outline & tail carriage, moved out & back beautifully on a loose lead.

1st: Shore's Ch. Swanwillow Savannah

Top quality Dandie, lovely length, tail set & coat, good length of neck, nice tight shoulders, feminine head, beautiful expression to finish off the picture. Presented me with my most difficult decision of the day in the final line-up but her slighter greater length just tipped the scales. In reality I would have liked to have given two sets of CCs. CC.

2nd: Kerrush's Ch. Inzievar Gold Ring

Quality Dandie & very unlucky to meet my two winners, worthy of the top honours. Quality coat immaculately presented, exceptional neck set on well laid shoulders, well handled which showed off her sound movement a treat.