Newmarket & District Canine Society

AV Gundog P D/B (15, 7 abs) 1st. Irshad’s Droveborough Super Trouper (Pointer). A 7-month-old liver and white dog displaying a lovely shape and balance. Pleasing head with a correct eye and sound bite. Possesses a good front with an excellent layback of shoulder, straight forelegs, and tight, neat feet. Good depth of chest and spring of rib, which is remarkably well-developed for his tender age. Correct tail set and carriage. Moved smartly and freely; he was exceptionally sound and well together for such a young puppy. 2. Grigonyte's Dulceduces Frusina Jasmin. A lovely russet gold 10-month-old Hungarian Vizsla bitch who is very feminine and elegant. Displays a beautiful, clean shape with a well-balanced outline. Possesses a sound front with correct shoulder placement, a good return of upper arm, and straight forelegs. Well-developed rear with strong, straight hocks. Held a level topline leading to a correct tail set and carriage. Pleasing head with a typical eye and sound bite. Moved out well. 3. Foreman’s Ambersun Another Treasure (Retriever Golden). 4. Suett’s Silberliss Diamond Cut (Weimaraner) SY (18, 5) 1. Gregory’s Babtonkelpie Trolley Dolly. (Spaniel Cocker) beautiful blue roan bitch who is cobby, well-made, and possesses perfect balance and size. She has a lovely, well-shaped head with low-set ears, a strong jaw with a correct scissor bite, and kind, gentle, expressive eyes. Good length of neck flowing into well-laid shoulders and a corresponding upper arm, standing on tight, good feet. Strong, compact body showing a desirable depth of chest and excellent spring of rib. Well ribbed back into a firm, short loin. Her firm, level topline slopes gently down to the tail set as required. True and totally sound on the move, showcasing free front extension and powerful rear drive. A lovely, happy, and merry example of the breed. 2. Dunntt's Hoedun Does It Matter. (Flat Coat) A glamorous black bitch of just over 12 months, possessing a lovely head and silhouette. I loved the overall balance and shape of this exhibit, who epitomises the typical breed silhouette of long, elegant curves. Flat skull, moderately broad with a correct negligible stop, leading into long, strong jaws with a good underjaw and perfect scissor bite. Well-set dark eyes displaying a kind expression. Clean, moderately long neck flowing into a lovely lay of shoulder and a good length of upper arm. She has beautifully balanced angulation front and rear, a firm topline, and a well-set, nicely feathered tail. Moved exceptionally well to stand out in this big class. 3. Fox’s Sir Red Ronald, Retriever (Labrador). 4. Mears’ Ambersun Winter Storm JW, Retriever (Golden). AV Gundog O D/B (9, 2 abs) 1st. Wallington’s Ferndel Renzo At Rovinjdal (Welsh Springer). A dog with a good head shape, featuring a slightly domed skull of balanced length, a clearly defined stop, and a nicely shaped dark eye. Strong jaw with a correct mouth and perfect scissor bite. Well-shaped ears are correctly set in line with the eye. Muscular and well-knit body with a deep chest and well-sprung, rounded ribs. The length of his body is perfectly proportionate to the length of leg, maintaining a correct compact shape. His coat was in beautiful condition, displaying a lovely, rich red and white colour. Supported by beautifully balanced angulation, he was the soundest and best mover in this class, fully deserving his first-place position. 2. McQuade’s Gemswin River Of Dreams (Flat Coated Retriever). A nicely balanced and lovely-shaped black dog whose outline and classic silhouette greatly appealed to my eye. He possesses a lovely head, typical dark eye, and a correct scissor bite, all contributing to his excellent overall balance. Presented in pristine condition, he both showed and moved out well with a smooth, easy stride. 3. Turner’s Oakmarsh Haunting Melody (AI) Retriever (Chesapeake Bay). 4. Bennett’s Gilstonia Wreak It Riley Fo Flyboron. Spaniel (Welsh Springer).