Scarborough & District Canine Association

Scarborough & District Canine Association Open Show - Sunday 29th June

Judge: Kelly Hampton-Lee (Kelrick)

I would like to thank the Committee of Scarborough & District Canine Association for inviting me to judge various Toy breeds at their Centenary show. It was a lovely show with a real summer fete atmosphere. It was a pleasure to go over so many quality dogs and I greatly appreciated the sporting attitude and positive spirit of everyone who entered under me – your support made the day all the more rewarding. A special thank you also goes to my steward, Karen Wilson, for keeping the ring running smoothly and efficiently throughout the day, particularly in the challenging windy conditions.

King Charles

Sp Y (1,0) 1. Maddison’s Mitapip Macallan. 8-month-old Black & Tan puppy dog with a lively and spirited character and abundance of personality. He had large, dark, lustrous eyes that are well spaced. Correct slightly undershot bite. Coat was well presented, with rich glossy black and bright mahogany-tan markings. He moved with enthusiasm, though erratically at times. BPIB

L (1,0) 1. Morley’s Baldragon Dream Chaser at Lizlanmor JW. 22-month-old Tricolour dog. Compact, cobby outline with correct short back and well-sprung rib, giving a sturdy and stylish silhouette. Beautifully presented coat of well-broken black on a pearly white ground, with rich tan clearly evident. Head is a particular strength - large and well domed, with low-set, well-feathered ears framing an appealing face. Large dark eyes are set well apart, giving a pleasing expression. Correctly undershot with a black nose and wide, open nostrils. Well-laid shoulders and moderate angulation. He moved exceptionally well, covering the ground freely and true both coming and going, maintaining his outline at all times. A quality young male. BOB

O (2,0) 1. Bailey’s Aldoricka The Hustler. 3-year-old Blenheim dog. A well-balanced and pleasing exhibit. Displays a domed head with low-set ears framing a typical expression. Well-broken, rich chestnut markings on a pearly white background. Slightly undershot, with sufficient cushioning to the muzzle. Moved well around the ring, maintaining his outline and showing good drive from behind. RBOB

2. Maddison’s Justacharma Northern Magic. 5-year-old Tricolour dog. Another quality dog with a handsome, masculine head. Well placed ears and large, dark eyes contribute to his pleasing expression. Well-pigmented nose and correct bite. Chest wide and deep, good angulation. Moved well in all directions, sound and steady.

Chinese Crested

L (1,1)

O (2,2)

Pekingese

Sp Y (2,0) 1. Morley’s Londer Black Infinity at Lizlanmor. 7-month-old black puppy dog. Stunning head featuring large, dark eyes, moderately broad skull, slight wrinkle, short wide muzzle and a correct nose with wide, open nostrils. Leonine in appearance. He was heavier than expected when lifted and had a nice deep chest slung between his heavily boned forelegs . He moved with dignity and demonstrated a typical roll on the move. A super exhibit. Happy to award him BPIB & BOB. He went on to win TG2, PG1 then Best Puppy in Show.

2. Patterson’s Bratilda Heaven Sent. 8-month-old fawn puppy bitch of pleasing type. Pretty head with broad skull, slight wrinkle and firm underjaw. Well-constructed throughout. Beautifully presented and handled to advantage. Moved well and was very attentive to handler.

L (1,0) 1. Patterson’s Moonwhispers Practical Magic at Bratilda (IKC). 15-month-old black dog. Handsome head with slightly undershot bite and a firm jaw. Well presented with moderately long, straight coat with mane. Broad chest and well-sprung ribs. Compact in build and moved soundly with characteristic style. Expertly handled. RBOB

O (2,1) 1. Patterson’s Bratilda Lightening Boy. 3½-year-old dog. He possessed a profuse coat which was in good condition, though I would prefer a little less coat to enhance his compact outline. Displays good depth of chest and correctly bowed front legs that support his low-set body. Moved adequately, maintaining his shape, but gave his handler a hard time in parts.

Miniature Pinscher

Sp Y (1,0) Urwin’s Jaegerson Kingsman. 7-month-old red puppy dog showing plenty of promise. He displayed a fearless and alert character. Handsome head with bright, oval eyes that gave him a keen expression. Well angulated and moved with precision, holding his backline firmly on the move. Formed a lovely silhouette when standing – square and compact with well-carried head and tail. A confident and stylish youngster. BPIB then PG4

L - no entries

O (2,0) 1. Urwin’s Vickstock Wow Aneeva JW. 2½-year-old red bitch with a lovely feminine head, featuring expressive, oval-shaped eyes, correct scissor bite and a clean, strong muzzle. Well set ears and correctly carried tail. Good angulation and balance, with a level backline held on the move. Moved beautifully with drive and confidence, showing typical Miniature Pinscher animation. A super exhibit. BOB

2. Westerman’s CH Charpin Ottomatic JW. 3-year-old black and tan dog of great quality. Handsome head with bright, expressive eyes and a balanced outline. Very attentive to his handler, presenting a compact and well-proportioned silhouette. A lovely exhibit who pushed hard for top spot. RBOB

Papillon

Sp Y (4,2) 1. Hector’s Springtime Sensation at Taisett. 15-month-old tri-colour bitch who was beautifully presented, with lovely silky coat. Feminine head with symmetrical markings and large mobile ears that she used to great effect. She had an intelligent, alert expression. Very pretty appearance overall. Moved very well with flowing action and good drive from behind. A stylish youngster. RBOB

2. Harle’s Debrilyn Marbled White. 19-month-old bitch. Pretty head with well-placed, mobile ears, correct bite and good pigment. She is dainty, well-balanced, and feminine. Not quite the same finish at this stage as the winner. Fine-boned and elegant with hare feet. A lovely exhibit.

L - (1,1)

O (1,0) 1. Hector’s Amber Beauty Valentino at Taisett (Imp Pol). 2-year-old dog. Handsome head with an alert, intelligent expression. Immaculately presented with a lovely outline of correct size and shape. Carried his well-plumed tail proudly over the back and displayed large, well-fringed ears that enhanced his overall appearance. Good pigment. Moved soundly and with light, free-flowing action, maintaining his elegance and balance at all times. A quality exhibit. BOB

Lowchen (Little Lion Dog)

Sp Y (1,0) 1. Patterson’s Hollinsclose The Promise for Bratilda. 6-month-old cream & black bitch. She was beautifully presented in the typical “lion cut”. Beautiful head with large dark eyes, strong muzzle, correct scissor bite. Well angulated with short, strong body. She moved with free parallel movement around the ring and was a joy to watch. Happy and lively and at one with her handler. A lovely exhibit. BPIB & BOB. Went on to achieve PG2

L - no entries

O - no entries