Bournemouth Canine Association

BOURNEMOUTH CANINE ASSOCIATION OPEN SHOW 11 AUG 23 GORDON SETTER O 1(0) 1. Jones’ Roydack The Duchess. 3½ year old bitch with excellent substance, good head proportions and nice clean outline in profile with strong neck, good top-line, excellent tail carriage, if slightly low set, moderate rear angulation but has very good reach and drive, if a little loose in front. BOB HUNGARIAN VIZSLA J 8(0) 1. Bailiff’s Oroshaza Be Be at Cazadorado. 12 month bitch, elegant outline, feminine with strength, good head, neck, top-line and moved well. 2. Coombe’s Amarantos Bellaria at Castlefield. Very raw, 15 months, but good proportions and balance, lost her outline standing but moved much better. 3. Milner’s Ivyvizbridge Just Thomas. PG 6(0)
1. Bailiff’s Oroshaza Be Be at Cazadorado. Repeat. 2. Challis’ Vizslanya Visszater. Very good mover but could have more strength to muzzle, underline a little heavy but has a good rear and uses it well on the move. 3. Ball’s Listerlo Good As Gold. O 3(2) 1. Challis’ Vizslanya Aragonia JW. 4 year old dog, could be cleaner in head but is very well constructed with good neck, good depth, ribs, top-line and very good rear, moves well in profile, a shade wide in front. BOB IRISH SETTER J 4(3) 1. Harris’ Zakhan’s Rough Diamond by Konakakela JW. Outline a little boxy and quite deep through the skull, could be a little set under in front but has good bone and feet, good depth, excellent top-line and well ribbed, good tail, moves ok in profile but could be a little more precise moving away. PG 2(1)
1. Maple’s Polinac New Miracle. Nice classy outline in profile with good head and expression, feminine with substance, good neck, top-line, rear strong and not overdone, could have a little more rear angulation but liked her but just lacked a little confidence. BOB OB 2(1) 1. Rorke’s Zakhan’s Diamond Jack. Nice proportions and head, good neck, front could be a little better, good top-line, croup a little steep, good depth, a little lethargic on the move but nice overall look and balance. MARK COCOZZA