Name:Glenbucket Mags Lexie 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:07-05-2016 
Colour:Grizzle 
Owner(s): Mrs M J Alexander    
Breeder:Mrs M J Alexander   
Lairehope Viking Spark (D)
12-06-2011
Colour: Dark Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Up Helly Aa (D)
10-12-2006
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Blaeberry (D)
07-11-1996
CH Irton First Footer (D)
CH Raeburnfoot Isla At Irton (B)
Irton Fiddles On Fire (B)
11-10-2002
Street Singer With Manx (D)
CH Irton Maree (B)
Lairehope Diamant Chienne (B)
12-08-2006
Colour: Blue and Tan
Design By Jordi (D)
03-10-2004
Lairhope Blue Gene (D)
Ashbrae Pickle (B)
Lairehope La Bandita (B)
10-09-2004
CH Akenside Vanish (D)
Lairhope Sherry (B)
Glenbucket Oo'r Mags (B)
28-02-2012
Colour: Dark Grizzle
Minx's Diamond (D)
16-06-2007
Colour: Red
Design By Jordi (D)
03-10-2004
Lairhope Blue Gene (D)
Ashbrae Pickle (B)
Madam Minx (B)
07-10-2002
Lairehope Black Diamond (D)
Peitie Sky (B)
Glenbucket Scots Bawbee (B)
26-03-2007
Colour: Grizzle
Lairehope Ground Control (D)
28-04-1995
Scots Guardsman (D)
Linhope Lady (B)
Todlaws Rhythm In Blue (B)
17-10-2001
Glenbucket Lochnagary (D)
Lottisland Sung Song Blue (B)

Show Placings

The Scottish BTC Championship Show
12th Nov 2016
Judge: Mrs. Nancy Hogg (Raeburnfoot)
Thank you for inviting me to judge this show. If my memory serves me correctly this was the very first Border Terrier show I exhibited at……30 years ago. It really was a pleasure to go over so many good examples of the breed. Coats were at various stages and some paid the penalty with either little top coat or totally blown. Mouths were good. Some movement, especially front. Not so good. Size was better than I have seen in the past. Temperament on every exhibit was really good I am pleased to say. No noise from the cage area either that I was aware of. I was delighted with my main winners. Special thanks must go to my very able steward and to the kitchen ladies for a lovely meal and coffee.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie
Class Critique
What a lovely class of pups.
The Northern Border Terrier Club Open Show
15th Apr 2017
Judge: Mr. Stewart Golding (Beaconpike)
Firstly I would like to thank the club for inviting me to judge their open show thank you to my stewards Alan Horner Anna Duxbury and Graham Richardson for keeping things running smoothly. Thank you to the exhibitors for allowing me to judge their dogs. I thoroughly enjoyed my day and was delighted to judge a show I regularly attend myself. I was very pleased with all my main winners I had some quality dogs to judge on the day my decisions in some classes were made difficult and on another day could easily change places.
Best Puppy - Bitch
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie
Reserve Best Puppy
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie
Puppy - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie
Placing Critique
11month old, strong but feminine head, good lay of shoulder with straight front with good feet and pads, good length of body, nice carrot shape tail and set on well, she has good rear movement which showed on the move, pleased to award her Best Puppy Bitch.
The Nothern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
15th Jul 2017
Judge: Mrs. P. McLellan (Breconbeds)
My thanks to the committee and members for giving me the opportunity to judge this show, with such an excellent entry. However, I’m sorry to say that I was alarmed to see so many dogs that were short in both rib and leg, resulting in short backed and cobby looking dogs with deep briskets. I also observed that some of these same dogs had pleasant enough heads but carried very small teeth. Movement was a major concern; decent enough dogs to examine but poor fronts on the move spoiled the whole picture – toeing in and/or with incorrect shoulder angulation. Some were really wide in front.
Novice - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie
Placing Critique
Up to size bitch, rather deep in brisket. Difficult to span and without coat- sadly not her day.
Driffield Championship Show
30th Sep 2017
Judge: Mrs Janet Lee (Tythrop)
Apologies to my exhibitors , my technology has failed to send this when first done. Trying conditions for the society due to heavy rain meant that parking was a long way from the rings unlike the behind the tent easy access we are used to. The ground underfoot was very trying, but thankfully our ring was only churned up in a couple of places. Once again I thoroughly enjoyed my day and appreciated the tenacity of the exhibitors for coming and their sporting acceptance of my decisions. Only one o two fine showers marred the day. A diversity of size and construction came forward, and I was struck by how many took a rather short stride going round the ring. Some paid the price on the day for lack of coat, but mainly for being big in rib and heavy when picked up. I was very pleased with my line ups and thought them a good representation of what I consider "essentially working terriers" being lithe in body with narrowness, free moving soundness and good type to fulfil the criterion of the standard.
Yearling - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Glenbucket Mags Lexie