Show Placings
East Of England Championship Show
10th Jul 2009
Judge: Mr T H Johnston
Graduate - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Kali-Kama Spin Doctor
Placing Critique
A nice active dog with pleasing shape to head, dark eye, neat ears, good sized teeth, straight forelegs, good depth of body and topline, nice loin, adequate hindquarters, neat feet, moved well both fore and aft.
Northern Border Championship Show
19th Jul 2009
Judge: Mr Gerald Baker (Jaslou)
It was an honour to have been asked to judge the Northern Border Terrier Club Championship Show, I wish to thank the officers and committee for their great hospitality and catering, Special thanks to my stewards Doreen and Claire, Overall the dogs were in better coat and condition than the bitches, with some short of coat or none at all, Although level bites are acceptable in the breed there were more today than expected, I was very pleased with my class placing. And final line up.
Yearling - Dog /
Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Kali-Kama Spin Doctor
Leeds Championship Show
24th Jul 2009
Judge: Miss J Singh (Vandamere)
I would like to express my appreciation to the exhibitors for their support. On the whole, rear movement was satisfactory. However I observed front movement on some exhibits was unsatisfactory. I found one mouth with a misplaced tooth and another with a just passable level bite. Presentation of most dogs was of a high standard but some exhibits shown today would benefit greatly from regular daily exercise.
Novice - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Kali-Kama Spin Doctor
Placing Critique
Blue and tan of handy size, with good bone and tight feet. He has a masculine head with a good bite and correct ears. His front was straight and he was spannable. He has a harsh coat with nice ticking. Moved well around the ring.
Midland Border Terrier Club Championship Show
2nd Aug 2009
Judge: Mr T Tuck (B) & Mrs J Tuck (D)
Dogs, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Committee for inviting me to judge the dog classification at their 25th anniversary show, also my very able stewards Christine Horner, and Chris Wallace who did a great job with the organisation of my ring.
Bitches,
I thoroughly enjoyed this appointment, thanks to my experienced stewards and an entry that contained some really outstanding examples of the breed. I really liked my winners, and handled some extremely promising youngsters. Having said that, the early classes were much more variable, with fewer exhibits that combined quality and breed type. Later classes were more consistent, and it was nice to find a few more classy otter-like heads and neat front construction.
Maiden - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Kali-Kama Spin Doctor
Placing Critique
A typical blue and tan, with a typey head and straight front, correct harsh coat and ticking, of handy size Good topline and tailset, correct hind angulation
