Name:Cidermill Oscar's Adventure 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:28-08-2013 
Colour:Unknown 
Owner(s): Mr I M Sommerschield  
Breeder:Miss J Craven 
Oxcroft Scrumpy (D)
09-02-2006
Colour: Grizzle
Oxcroft Roonie (D)
12-06-2004
Colour: Grizzle
Oxcroft Riley (D)
20-12-2001
Oxcroft Bullit (D)
Oxcroft Rhoda (B)
Oxcroft Rattle (B)
03-10-2000
CH Oxcroft Tinker ShCM (D)
Oxcroft Raisen (B)
Oxcroft Realun (B)
15-08-2002
Colour: Blue and Tan
Oxcroft Bullit (D)
03-10-1997
CH Oxcroft Rogue (D)
Oxcroft Raisen (B)
Oxcroft Rula (B)
30-08-1994
Oxcroft Rook (D)
Oxcroft Redcoat (B)
Cerbora Saffron Peps (B)
25-12-2009
Colour: Red Grizzle
Oxcroft Rackit (D)
15-10-2007
Colour: Grizzle
Crookdake Cracker (D)
01-02-2006
Here Comes Trouble of Crookdake (D)
Crookdake Sarah (B)
Oxcroft Rattle (B)
03-10-2000
CH Oxcroft Tinker ShCM (D)
Oxcroft Raisen (B)
Cerbora Setting Sun (B)
28-05-2005
Colour: Red Grizzle
Oxcroft Robbie (D)
06-01-2000
CH Oxcroft Tinker ShCM (D)
Oxcroft Rula (B)
Kenmilltri Lightning Bolt (B)
14-08-2003
Marshell of Eureka Xpinx (D)
Tees Girl (B)

Show Placings

The East Anglian Border Terrier Club Championship Show
12th Apr 2015
Judge: Mr Graham Pickering (Picer)
I would like to thank the East Anglian Border Terrier Club for their kind invitation to judge their 2015 Championship Show. It was both an honour and a pleasure to accept this appointment. Thank you to the committee for their hospitality, and special acknowledgement to Bev, Laurence and Zoe Jackson for their efficient stewarding and keeping everything running smoothly throughout the day. I terms of exhibits, there were many difficult decisions during the day and some real quality dogs were left unplaced. In general, the quality was very good and the majority of dogs were spannable and I only saw one example of an incorrect bite. All dogs were entire and as is usual some coats were exceptional whilst others were either just coming in or past their best. There were a few examples of heads that are untypical of the breed, in that they lack strength of foreface, width of skull and have eyes that are too close together – these are not what I would describe as ‘like that of an otter’. On a more positive note I was very happy with all my winners, believing them to be excellent examples of the breed and would like to say thank you to all exhibitors for allowing me the honour of judging their dogs
Special Beginners - Dog / First Place
Name at show: Cidermill Oscar's Adventure
Placing Critique
Stood alone – an up to size dog with a typical otter head. Slightly wide in front, but enough body muscle and strong loin and good bend of stifle. Shown with a blown coat but underneath a nice enough border