Name:Asplands Take Five 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:13-10-2011 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Ms J Sykes  
Breeder: 
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
17-01-2005
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
13-10-1997
Colour: Grizzle
CH Mansergh Master Chef at Risdene (D)
24-11-1995
CH Blue Print At Brumberhill (D)
Mansergh Peacock Pie (B)
Lyddington Lizzie Hooker (B)
06-06-1992
My Beawar (D)
Lyddington Splash's Last (B)
CH Tythrop T'pau (B)
19-03-2002
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Tythrop Tumbling Dice (D)
26-11-2000
CH/Am CH Tythrop Transatlantic (D)
Tythrop Up Tempo At Bromscar (B)
Tythrop Soloist (B)
21-10-1999
Thoraldby Postscript (D)
Tythrop Gold Template (B)
Tillotts Travelling Blues (B)
08-06-2009
Colour: Grizzle
Donbavand Druid (D)
12-04-2006
Colour: Grizzle
Asplands Parker (D)
01-04-2004
CH Dandale Parkin At Tythrop (D)
Conundrum Aria (B)
Josam Ruby (B)
20-05-2004
Grindelvald Ruffanuff (D)
Feisty First (B)
Me Little Iris Royale (B)
03-04-2006
Colour: Grizzle
River Gypsy Rambler (D)
22-07-2003
Steel Blue Prince (D)
Sally's Rambler (B)
Sheplea Lady (B)
28-04-2003
Dandyhow Fitzroy (D)
Bright Eclipse (B)

Show Placings

Leeds Championship Show
29th Jul 2012
Judge: Mrs M Sneddon (Kersfell)
Many thanks to my stewards who were well organized and efficient. We were allocated a large ring, conveniently placed for the wet weather tent, although fortunately we did not need to make use of this facility as the weather was good with only a few spots of rain – a nice change during this rather poor summer.
Puppy - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Asplands Take Five
Yorks, Lancs & Cheshire Border Terrier Club Championship Show
29th Sep 2012
Judge: Mrs Janet Lee (Tythrop)
My thanks to the officers & committee for their invitation & hospitality , I thoroughly enjoyed my day with them , the border folk & their dogs .Thanks too to my stewards for the day who kept the ring running smoothly . It is 28 years since I attended my 1st YLCBTC Ch show , watching Ch Dandyhow Crofter gain his title & Ch Thistycroft Candlelight take top honours . I remember clearly the heavy fall Ted Hutchinson had due to lack of mats , thankfully no-one slipped today , though some dogs did. For me the most important sentence is ˜essentially a working terrier” I fully appreciate a gorgeous otter head & all breed details , but the common factor of all terriers pedigree & crossbreed who go to ground is that they are narrow fronted & eminently spannable , having a flat rib, this is a flattish egg shape , never slab-sided , well sprung nor barrel chested , all equally faulty in a Border . If the frame is too big by being either too deep &/or sprung they will get stuck & die underground as not all places are diggable . I was taught they should resemble a lightweight hunter , legs slightly longer than depth of body & ˜fairly long in body”, i.e. longer wither to end of loin than wither to elbow with no trace of brisket below elbow . These essentials plus positive straight scopy movement were uppermost today . I have no colour prejudice nor pedigree preference at all. Temperaments were excellent in the ring with only a couple of “outbursts” from outside, a must for a working terrier is an equable nature . All males were entire . A few misplaced teeth & tail faults which would not affect work but do pass on to progeny . Untypical round eyes often too close together are prone to damage & ulceration working , & give a surprised foreign look rather than kind in repose & keen when alert correct expression . Quite a few ran down to the shoulders being either short in foreleg &/or steep in croup . Was pleased my winners have enough scope & soundness to get there & handled well enough in rib & front to be able to get in & more importantly , back out again.
Puppy - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Asplands Take Five
Special Beginners - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Asplands Take Five