Name:General Order At Casaperrito 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:24-04-2007 
Colour:Grizzle 
Owner(s): Miss G & K Adams  
Breeder: 
Lineout Boy (D)
26-12-2000
Colour: Grizzle
Welsh River Boy (D)
18-10-1996
Colour: Red Grizzle
Bouncy Ben (D)
29-08-1992
Barn Owl of Eureka (D)
Holly of Risca (B)
Red Grit (B)
01-04-1993
Barn Owl of Eureka (D)
Sunnybank Girl (B)
Pixie Petal (B)
14-09-1999
Colour: Black and Tan
Corndon Dan (D)
02-05-1992
Moordown Wayne of Rhozzum (D)
Clever Folly (B)
Dare Valley Girl (B)
09-07-1997
Red Zac (D)
Bold Bella (B)
Blaentir Dolly Rocker (B)
12-05-2003
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Quatford Kardinal (D)
16-06-1993
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Durham Red Clipstone (D)
07-03-1990
Scarlet Pimpernel (D)
Boxwood Sailor (B)
Brockhole Blue Ribband At Quatford (B)
26-03-1991
Brockhole Barnacle Bill (D)
Bright Beacon At Brockhole (B)
Blaentir Cariad (B)
31-10-2000
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Dandyhow Mr Punch (D)
01-02-1999
CH Hynerbrook Quartz (D)
CH Dandyhow Cleopatra (B)
Blaentir Kentish Krumpet (B)
10-03-1999
Blaentir Turncoat (D)
Blaentir Maggie May (B)

Show Placings

Boston & DCS Championship Show
11th Jan 2009
Judge: Mrs Kate Walton (Enterlaw)
A great honour to judge the breed at this show where Borders were the only breed in the terrier group to have CCs on offer & for the first time. Thank you to all exhibitors who braved the exceptionally cold weather at Newark. Remarkably there were only 6 absentees in the dog classes & 19 in the bitch classes out of a total entry of 114 (2 late entries increased the published catalogue entry). In general I was looking for skulls like that of an otter, the late Walter Gardner told me 30 years ago to place the ears of a Border back to really appreciate the shape of an otter skull & this holds true today. I was also looking for a Border who was easily spanned & most importantly one with good movement & of a size to enable this working terrier to go to ground. I have to say that front movement in many cases was worse than rear movement, with pinning-in & platting much in evidence, while a few were cow-hocked at the rear. All dogs were entire, temperaments overall were excellent, dentition in a few cases incorrect & essentially for the breed, thick pads were noticeably lacking in some exhibits. As always coats were in varying stages of growth, several toplines were not typical with low set tails, otherwise I was delighted with the first placements in each class, all of which were representative of the Standard.
Yearling - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: General Order At Casaperrito
Placing Critique
smart dog of different type to 1, but had many attributes of a workmanlike Border, purposeful movement.