Three Counties Agricultural Society

Three Counties Ch Show 2025 Papillons

PD (5,1abs)

1 Olof’s Tarnock Love in Paris. Eye catching youngster with a pleasing breed typical outline and good tail carfriage. Lovely head, well balanced, dark eyes, large well placed ears with good fringing and a finely pointed muzzle. Good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders. Finely boned, straight legs and correct hare feet. Good depth to his chest for his age, firm level topline and good angulations front and back. On the go around he is elegant and free flowing with sound movement all directions. BPD, Best Puppy in Breed and delighted to hear that he later won the Toy Puppy Group.

2. Mann’s Braunswood Mask of Zorro by Melangel. Attractive youngster with a really nice headpiece and expression, dark eyes, and well defined stop. Well placed ears, large and mobile with fringing coming along. Well bodied for his age. Fine bone and hare feet. Level topline and tail set well. On the move he comes alive, moving freely around the ring and sound coming and going. Not quite as mature as the winner as yet but his overall construction and movement won him his place here today.

3. Turner’s Feyetas Hoochie Coochie Man

JD (6,1abs)

1. Lee-Slayter’s Graycaz Where I Go Hugo's. Eye catching well balanced youngster of good size and full of breed type and quite the showman too. Quality head of good proportions, well set ears, dark eyes with a bright intelligent expression and dense pigment. Moderate length of neck, leading into well laid shoulders. Well bodied for his age with a good spring of rib. His fine silky coat was spotlessly presented. Moved soundly retaining his topline and handled to get the best out of him. 

2 Thompson, Austin & Stanbury’s Inixia Glamour Boy at Jhanakia. Quality and attractive youngster, not the coat and furnishings of the winner as yet but nothing to hide and you can see that he is balanced and well constricted throughout. Handsome well proportioned head, darkest of eyes, framed by large mobile ears with fringing coming along. Well constructed with everything fitting together smoothly from his nicely arched neck, well laid shoulders, good ribbing and firm topline to his high set tail. Presented in lovely silky coat and handled to get the best from him. Sound light footed action.

3. Stanbury’s Inixia Finest Hour

YD (1)

Olof’s Ch Tarnock Wiggle Giggle JW. Quality boy who impressed for his elegant and breed typical outline and overall balance. Lovely head with the darkest of eyes with a bright intelligent expression, finely pointed muzzle all framed by large well set ears, with with plenty of fringing. Good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders. Good depth of chest with finely boned, straight forelegs and elbows close. Well sprung ribs, level topline held firm at all times, with tail set on and held with a good plume. His silky coat was presented to the highest standard. Carried himself well on the move with a lovely profile action, close up in the challenge, pipped by the slightly more mature dogs in OD class.

ND (4,1abs)

1. Stanbury’s Inixia Glamorous Guy. Aptly named well balanced lad, good for size with a lovely breed typical outline both standing and on the move. Beautiful head, masculine yet refined, large, well placed ears that were well fringed and alert, well-defined stop and finely pointed muzzle. Very good forehand, finely boned straight forelegs. Good length of neck leading into well laid shoulders, good ribbing and firm level topline leading to a well set tail. Nicely angulated rear to match, all topped off with a well presented silky coat. Sound on the move, with a free flowing gait.

2. Kerrison’s Kezkez Signore Nico Rosberg. Pretty headed lad, dark eyes with bright expression framed by well fringed ears which he used well, perhaps a little fine in muzzle. Decent forehand, he can stand a little untidily in front at times. Fine boned legs with good hare feet. Enough neck, good body and substance, firm level topline, well angulated rear and high set tail, with good plume.  On the go around he has a light and free gait, he can settle a little going away.

3. Curry’s Wilachans Greatest Showman for Davankirk

GD (4,1abs)

1. Stanbury’s Elendil Knights Templar at Inixia. This lad has a nicely balanced outline, and stands himself naturally foursquare. It was on the move that won him the class, very sound out and back with a light footed free flowing action in profile. Handsome head, large well fringed ears which he used well, dark eyes and nose pigment. Ample neck, well bodied with a good spring of rib and depth of chest. Finely boned legs and correct hare feet. Level topline and nicely angulated rear, would like a little more lift to his tail, as he carried a touch flat to his back. His silky coat was well presented.

2. Thompson, Austin & Stanbury’s Elendil San Miguel. Well balanced lad with an attractive profile. Masculine head with dark eyes with a bright expression, large mobile ears with plenty of fringing framing his face. Good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders, good depth of chest with finely boned, straight forelegs and elbows held close. Well sprung ribs, level topline held firm at all times, with nicely angulated rear. Would like a little more lift to his tail. Well presented silky coat, just needing a little more to complete the picture. Sound both coming and going with a pleasing light footed and accurate side profile.

3. Geary’s Taliesyn Douglas Fir

LD (7)

1. Carter’s Graycaz On A Mission JW. This lad has a pleasing outline and overall balance, it was on the move that he came into his own and earned his place, very sound out and back with a stylish free flowing side gait. Masculine well balanced head, dark eyes framed by large well fringed ears which he used to advantage giving him an alert intelligent expression. Good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders, good depth of chest with finely boned, straight forelegs and hare feet. Level topline and nicely angulated rear. His silky coat was expertly presented with a well plumed tail.

2. Turner’s Feyetas Love Me Tender. Another nicely balanced lad with a pleasing typy outline. Handsome head, dark eyes with large well set on ears with plenty of fringing, and a finely pointed muzzle. Just enough neck, level topline leading to a high set well plumed tail. Would like a fraction more front angulation to match his very well angulated rear. Moved out soundly with a light footed free and easy gait.

3. Keown’s Keomandi Fly Me to The Moon JW

OD (11,2abs)

1. Lee-Slater’s Graycaz Etienne. Eye catching well balanced boy who caught my eye in this well filled class and he’s quite the showman. Lovely headpiece with large mobile ears with good fringing, dark eyes with a bright intelligent expression. Well constructed throughout with a very good forehand with strong, fine bone and hare feet. Good body and ribbing. High set, well carried tail. Quality and pristine silky coat which was beautifully presented. Schooled to get the best out of him, and so sound on the move with an easy light footed fluid stride. Pleased to award him the DCC, his owner told me after that this was his 3rd and crowning CC subject to RKC confirmation. Well done.

2. Mason’s Finity Run The Gauntlet JW. This boy didn't initially catch my eye as he didn’t project himself as well as the winner, but on closer inspection he is lovely and is very well balanced in profile. Beautiful head, fine muzzle, his eyes could be a tad darker, framed by large mobile well set ears with plenty of fringing. Well-constructed throughout with a very good forehand, level firm top line, held at all times, well turned stifles and nicely angulated hind quarters. His silky coat was well presented. On the go around he moved effortlessly with a proud head carriage giving him a breed typical outline. Happy to award him the RDCC

3. Walsh’s Purepixie Red Admiral

MPB (1)

Wells & Brown’s Keomandi's Odette at Metamorphic. Dainty and very pretty and feminine girl who was a little unsure of herself at first and not always holding her tail up when standing. Pretty head, fine muzzle, well set ears and excellent nose pigment. Good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders. Level topline and well angulated rear. Moved out quite well once she got the hang of things. Hopefully time and practice will enable her to gain her confidence and show herself off to advantage.

PB (3,2abs)

1. Olof’s Tarnock Rosaline. Lovely pup who is good for size with a pleasing outline. Pretty head, very feminine, with a finely pointed muzzle, dark eyes and well placed ears which she used well. Good body and substance for her age, good length of neck leading into well placed shoulders. Finely boned, straight legs and correct hare feet. Good depth of chest, firm level topline leading to a high set tail and well angulated rear. Her silky coat and furnishings are developing well. Moved out soundly and with confidence, pipped for best puppy by her more mature sibling.

JB (4,1abs)

1. Stanbury’s Inixia Something Special. This quality young lady stood out in this class, full of breed type with a lovely typy outline. Delightfully feminine head well defined stop, fine muzzle and the darkest of eyes all framed by her large mobile ears. Ample neck leading to well laid shoulders, well ribbed for her age, firm level topline and nicely angulated rear. She scored well on the move with a confident and light footed free and easy gait. Just needs more coat and furnishings to complete the picture, but what coat she has is fine and silky in texture.

2 Lee-Slater’s Graycaz Dutch Courage. Another quality young lady, with a lovely elegant profile, just a touch longer coupled than winner. Beautiful head of good proportions, dark eyes with a bright expression, large well fringed ears framing her face and finely pointed muzzle. Well made throughout, with good body and substance for her age, good length of neck to enable her to carry her head proudly. Good forehand, straight slender legs and hare feet. Well laid shoulders, firm topline and well angulated rear. Her silky coat was presented beautifully, just needing a little more to complete the picture. On the move, she has a free flowing and accurate gait.

3. Nash’s Ookiimimi Truly Precious at Yeldaeh

YB (2,1abs)

1. Walsh’s Keomandi Lady of The Lake. Pretty youngster, nicely balanced outline both standing and on the move. Feminine head with dark eyes with a bright expression with well set on ears with good fringing. Medium length of neck, leading into well placed shoulders. Good depth of chest and well sprung ribs, level topline leading to a well plumed high set tail and well angulated rear. Her silky coat was well presented. Moved out freely and soundly.

NB (1)

1. Olof’s Tarnock Do The Salsa. Feminine Phalene pup with a pretty and well marked head, well placed drop ears, darkest of eyes and finely pointed muzzle all giving a pleasing expression. Ample neck, well bodied for her age with a good spring of rib and depth of chest. Finely boned legs and correct hare feet. Level topline and nicely angulated rear. Needs a needs a bit more confidence on the stack but showed nicely on the move with a sound and light footed gait. Her silky coat is coming in nicely.

GB (1)

1 Walklett’s Angullyon's Hermione .Smaller well balanced girl all in proportion. Pretty head with a sweet expression, dark eyes and .large mobile ears. Good length of neck, which fits nicely into a good lay of shoulder, her body is well ribbed, firm and with a level topline. On the move she had a free flowing gait from strongly made hind quarters holding her tail well.

PGB (3)

1. Nash’s Ookiimimi Serenity. Petite girl who is fine and dainty and of good balance. Very pretty head and expression, dark eyes and well placed ears of good size and well fringed which she used to advantage. Good reach of neck fitting smoothly into well her laid shoulders. Forelegs are straight and of fine bone with hare feet. Level topline, ribs are well sprung, could perhaps have a little more angulation front and back. Sound and confident on the move.

2. Walklett’s Farthinghall Dainty Doris at Angullyon. Slightly longer cast than winner so not quite so balanced. Good topline, adequate reach of neck, slender fine boned legs, good spring of rib and well constructed rear. Her nicely presented coat was of good texture. She didn’t seem very settled on the move and was at times pulling to the side, but I saw enough to see that she is sound out and back.

3. Turner’s Nimpfa Elite Pillango at Feyeta

LB (7,3abs)

1. Orchard’s Panspayon Pennyroyale JW. Stood out for me in this class, for her classical balanced outline and quality well presented coat. Soundly construction throughout with good neck, firm topline, well set and carried tail and well angulated rear. Feminine well proportioned head with finely pointed muzzle, large, well fringed ears that she uses to advantage and expressive dark eyes. Eye-catching on the move with her free flowing and positive gait, covering the ground well whilst holding her outline firmly at all times. Carrying a beautifully presented coat. A really lovely girl.

2. Wells & Brown’s Metamorphic Flyte. Small, dainty and feminine girl with plenty of silky coat to enhance her outline. Sweet feminine head, large mobile ears perhaps a little too high set, with good fringes, defined stop and finely pointed muzzle. Adequate neck, level topline, well angulated rear leading to a well set and carried tail. Moved out positively with light footed gait holding her outline firmly. Presented in lovely coat and condition

3. Neachell’s Gleniren I'adora at Suttonpark

OB (4) A competitive class any of these quality ladies are more than capable of winning a CC, splitting hairs and pleasing to have so much choice.

1. Robb’s Ch Gleniren Miracle Starmaker. In profile this ultra feminine well balanced girl is very striking and has she great ring presence too. Very pretty and feminine head, dark eyes framed by well set ears with plenty of fringing. Under her immaculately presented silky coat, she is well constructed throughout, from her well laid shoulders, into good forehand, level topline, well plumed tail and nicely angulated rear. She is the ultimate showgirl, showing herself off to best advantage naturally standing foursquare and on the move she has a light and free flowing gait. In sparkling form today, she put in a faultless performance and I kept being drawn to her both in her class and the challenge. Delighted to award her the BCC, BOB and happy to see she was later placed Toy Group 3.

2. Ryan, Roosens & Goessens Ch/multi Ch Uppercut Daydream Believers with Feorlig (Imp Bel) JW Ww'24. Another top quality elegant girl, who has the most beautiful head and expression, dark eyes all framed by her well set and shaped ears with an abundance of fringing. She is well made throughout with a very good forehand with good length of neck leading to well laid shoulders, firm level topline and high set well plumed tail, with everything fitting together very smoothly to give her a pleasing flow to her outline all topped of with an immaculately presented silky coat. She moved with style and elegance around the ring and was true in both front and rear. RBCC. It was really hard to separate these two girls, but I only have one CC so a decision had to be made, today just felt that Starmaker had that tiny bit more sparkle and ‘look at me’ attitude.

3. Morrell’s Ch Athene vom Schwabenhof for Temelora (Imp Deu)

VB (2,1abs)

1. Nash’s Ookiimimi Just Imagine. Hard to believe this girl is a veteran of 11 years, shown in great condition for her age, very bright and alert. Pleasing head proportion and good ear shape, excellent pigment and clear dark eyes. She still has a good outline and is well constructed with good spring of rib and fine bone. Moved out enthusiastically and soundly retaining her topline. Best Veteran.

Vanessa Cox (Judge)