• Show Date: 31/08/2026
  • Show Type: Championship Show
  • Judged by: Bridgette Bodle Contact Judge
  • Published Date: 05/09/2026

Driffield Championship Dog Show

Breed: Greyhound

Greyhounds Driffield 2026 


Class 2202 SBD (1 Entries) Abs: 0

1 and BSB, RBD Memmotts Stella’s Renegade I was very impressed with this dogs young handler today, I understand it was their first show and he was a tad reluctant to move but she handled him sympathetically til he was putty in her hands ! A medium sized black dog who I believe is an ex racer which would account for his muscular and fit condition, he has a good length of head with small well set ears, clean neck and a good lay of shoulder , straight well boned forelegs, reasonably strong pasterns, muscular thighs and a good bend of stifle, just a little stiff on the move today but going around the ring with typical greyhound carriage. 

 

PGD (1)1 Stella’s Renegade ( As per SB) 


OD (2,1) 1 and BD, BOB WILCE QUINTON, Marked By The Sunrise At Kirjojax (Imp )a well grown white d who makes a clean and balanced picture and stands over plenty of ground, he has a good length of head with the kindest expression coming from his dark oval on eye, his neck is muscular and of good length, forelegs are strong to flexible pasterns and well knuckled feet and he has an excellent depth of chest and ribs that extend well back, hindquarters are well developed and very muscular. He moves out freely and easily with plenty of propulsion and I was pleased to make him my BOB today 


SBB (1,1) 

PGB (1) 1 and BB WILCE QUINTON, Inchdoney Memories Vinlandia Raspberry Chocolat Avec Kirjojax a 2 yr brindle who creates a clean and balanced picture on the stack , she has a good length of head which is well chiselled with a bright dark eye set on a muscular slightly arched neck, she stands on straight forelegs, flexible pasterns and well knuckled feet , her topline is firm over a long ribcage and strong loin and she is well angulated in the rear with good muscle definition, carries herself low as she moves freely around the ring. In the challenge I just preferred the length of stride of the dog. 



Bridgette Bodle