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Coloured Bull Terrier Club
18th November
2006
It was a great pleasure to
judge the Coloured Club’s open show again, especially with such an
impressive entry. The quality of the males was outstanding, with the
bitches not having the same quality in depth. For best male and
ultimately BIS was choice came down to Stokleyview Dark Destiny,
Tyebar Groundpower and Sherrywells Red Dragon – all top class dogs.
I would have been happy to put any one of them up and I’m sure they
could change places on another day. Ultimately I placed them in the
above order.
Overall type was excellent.
There were lots of impressive heads on display, with few incorrect
bites. Bone and substance were generally impressive. Toplines I
found disappointing, with quite a few exhibits showing a dip behind
the withers while moving. This contrasts with the American scene,
where we still have too many bite problems. Dippy toplines, however,
aren’t that common; if we have a topline problem in America it is
with too much roaching over the loins. In terms of colour, there
were lots black brindles and tricolours and too few true brindles,
which is disappointing. Having placed a tricolour BIS, perhaps I
should remind breeders that one of Miss Montague Johnstone’s
favourite matings was a tricolour to a white carrying brindle, which
usually produces excellent colour results, with a good proportion of
true brindles.
My thanks to everyone for a
wonderful day.
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BIS Stokleyview Dark
Destiny
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| RBIS Tyebar Groundpower |
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BOS Bullysoul Sunshine
Girl
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BP Bilboen Naughty
But Nice at Bulian
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Marsden’s Arcanum
Soulmate
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Veteran Dog or Bitch
- Marsden’s Arcanum
Soulmate: Delightful br bitch, 13½ years young; nice long head;
ample bone ans substance; showed and moved with enthusiasm.
- Blair’s Megavilles
Adella: Blbr bitch in excellent shape for her 8 years; very good
bitch all around; nicely made with short back; moved and showed
well.
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RBB Godsall’s Neverland
Fireland |
Brood Bitch (3, 1a)
- RBB Godsall’s Neverland
Fireland: Quality blbr coming off a litter and hence loose
underline; very nice head and keen expression; lovely clean
shoulders, shapely body and excellent topline; well let down
behind; typy and well balanced.
- Megavilles Adella:
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BP Ley’s Virtuous Brute Force By
Fortifier: |
Puppy Dog (5, 2a)
- Ley’s Virtuous Brute
Force By Fortifier: Really promising blbr pup; top class head
with long well filled muzzle and good finish; keen expression;
nice straight front; shapely body for his age; could have more
angulation in the rear; best mover in this class; showed and
handled really well.
- Harrison’s Kearby Rouge
Cardinal: Heavyweight solid red smut; tons of bone and
substance; good Roman finish to his head; short back and well
muscled hindquarters; difficult to assess movement; needs more
training.
- Donegan’s Rightstuff
Red Stripe
Junior Dog (1, 1a)
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Kirk’s Bullambi General
George For Charrycas |
Maiden Dog (1)
- Kirk’s Bullambi General
George For Charrycas: Big strong dark br; good length of head,
well finished; bite just off and ears a tad wide set; Lovely
bone with a straight front set well under him; ample body, which
could be a bit shorter; well let down behind; moved well and
with good drive; showed himself to best advantage.
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Toussaint’s Aldamar Baccarat
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Novice Dog (2)
- Toussaint’s Aldamar
Baccarat:
Nicely balanced tri of medium size and substance; decent head
though a little open in eye; straight front, clean shoulders and
good topline; good bend of stifle; covered the ground pretty
well.
- Darley’s Teregrams
Harvey Moon: Powerful blbr with a strong head with a marked
Roman finish; muzzle a bit short and his bite is off; super
bone; shoulders and topline not the best; moved pretty well
going away, a tad wide coming.
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Tyebar
Groundpower |
Post Graduate Dog (5, 2a)
- RBIS Stubbs’ Tyebar
Groundpower: Top class blbr, upstanding with a terrific head,
super bone, deep brisket and short back; beautifully filled and
turned head; uses his ears well; good reach of neck; lovely
straight front, feet could be tighter; moved with drive and
purpose; showed enthusiastically; came very close to taking best
dog.
- Muncaster & Gifford’s
Calcol The Bosun At Dahellki: Another blbr unfortunate to come
up against #1; somewhat smaller; nicely turned and finished
head; keen eye, tended to keep his ears back; one tight canine;
quality bone with a shapely body; gleaming coat; feet untidy;
moved better behind than in front.
- Teregrams Harvey Moon
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Sherrywells Red Dragon |
Limit Dog (6, 2a)
- Welsby & Dandridge’s
Sherrywells Red Dragon: Great headed red heavyweight; certainly
the best head among a lot of very good heads; long, beautifully
turned, completely filled right down to the tip of the muzzle;
strong deep underjaw plus perfect bite; keen expression; ample
bone and substance; somewhat lower stationed than his chief
competitors; all over the place when he moved; he needs time to
settle down; a top class dog.
- Nelmes’ Red Whinnel:
Another red, smaller than #1; nicely turned and finished head;
clean shoulders; a tad long in back; moved freely though
somewhat closely
- Wannop’s Charishalee
Slim Shady
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Stokleyview Dark Destiny: |
Open Dog (8, 4a)
- BIS White’s Stokleyview
Dark Destiny: A top class tricolour; a very good dog all around
and the best mover today; well filled and turned, masculine
head; keen expression; quality bone with a gun-barrel front and
cat feet; clean shoulders, well sprung ribs and excellent
topline; powerful well muscled quarters; moved exceptionally
well; showed and handled to perfection.
- Ley’s Kelrev Gold At
Fortifier: Cobby brindle dog, dramatic finish to his head with
ears right up on top; feet untidy; short through and without the
angulation of should or hindquarters of #1; well presented.
- Parry’s Bossjespruit
Tigers Eye At Parradale
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Bilboen
Naughty But Nice At Bulian |
Puppy Bitch (7, 2a)
- Hollindrake’s Bilboen
Naughty But Nice At Bulian: Well balanced red pup, with a mature
shapely body and well developed hindquarters; pretty feminine
head, though she could have a stronger underjaw; moved freely
and showed really well.
- Robinson’s Javarke
Tiger Lily: Typy br pup with a good head, ears right on top;
shoulders could be better laid and back shorter; movement
difficult to assess; needs ring training.
- Godsall’s Neverland
Black Widow
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Bullysoul Sunshine Girl |
Junior Bitch (6, 3a)
- BB Booth’s Bullysoul
Sunshine Girl: Lovely br with a beautiful head – long, clean and
well filled – plus a keen eye; quality bone, good spring of rib
and well developed hindquarters; moved pretty well, though her
topline could be tighter; showed really well.
- Dyson’s Dreaming Annie
Tawnbarr: Typy blbr with a lovely head, nicely turned and
filled; eyes could be smaller; good bone and shapely body; her
shoulders are not well laid; movement not her forte
- Dodd’s Marshelsea
Moonmaiden At Olympusbulys
Maiden Bitch (5, 5a)
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Makel’s Wado Kuroi Kori: |
Novice Bitch (6, 5a)
- Makel’s Wado Kuroi Kori:
Nice blbr; Good Roman finish to her head, but could be better
filled; nice reach of neck and good depth of brisket; front feet
untidy; moved well, especially going away.
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Wilson’s Crossline Diamond In The Sky |
Post Graduate Bitch (7, 4a)
- Wilson’s Crossline
Diamond In The Sky: Blbr with good length of head; fill so so;
uses her ears well; nice neck and construction; back could be
tad shorter; best mover in this class; rather wound up; needs to
settle down.
- Baritt’s Romantacy
Princess Rose: Another blbr with a decent head, but rather open
in eye; shortish neck; decent done and shapely body; lacks
angulation fore and aft; moved pretty cleanly and showed really
well.
- Heath’s Holloville
Borna Cracker
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Leesley’s Dajast
Bedazzled At Lydsyll: |
Limit Bitch (7, 4a)
- Leesley’s Dajast
Bedazzled At Lydsyll: Quality blbr with a nice long head; bite
off; uses her ears well; decent bone and substance; good spring
of rib and well let down behind; moved pretty well; outgoing
temperament; handled beautifully.
- Haworth’s Teregram’s
Princess Warrior: Elegant br bitch with a well filled head;
expression could be keener; good bone; shoulders upright and
topline none too good on the move; personality girl.
- Sewards’ Bullysoul
Angel Eyes
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Open Bitch (5, 4a)
- Bullysoul Angel Eyes:
Solid blbr with a nicely turned profile; shapely body and
quarters; stands fine, but toes in both ends on the move.
David Harris
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