Highlightley Brindwood Mister Stitch

Name:Highlightley Brindwood Mister Stitch 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:23-10-2002 
Colour:Blue and Tan 
Owner(s): Miss T Quinn  
Breeder:Miss T Quinn 
Oxcroft Robbie (D)
06-01-2000
Colour: Grizzle
CH Oxcroft Tinker ShCM (D)
05-09-1998
Colour: Grizzle
Plushcourt Sun And Moon (D)
19-02-1996
CH Plushcourt Blue Hero (D)
Fairfoot Miss Saigon At Plushcourt (B)
Oxcroft Rachel (B)
16-08-1996
CH Oxcroft Rogue (D)
Oxcroft Raisen (B)
Oxcroft Rula (B)
30-08-1994
Colour: Blue and Tan
Oxcroft Rook (D)
06-07-1990
CH Oxcroft Rocker (D)
Oxcroft Milkmaid (B)
Oxcroft Redcoat (B)
30-11-1991
D CH Oxcroft Trader (D)
Oxcroft Rocky's Last (B)
Beckshire Ranger (B)
19-09-2000
Colour: Blue and Tan
Beckshire Tarka (D)
06-06-1999
Colour: Blue and Tan
Kettleholm Tarka of Kaydon Beckshire (D)
05-10-1997
CH Oxcroft Rogue (D)
Burrows Smut (B)
Ben's Blue Bell of Beckshire (B)
01-12-1996
Clystlands Galaxy At Tutmur (D)
Lady Letitia (B)
Beckshire Charlton Brook Queen (B)
05-06-1998
Colour: Dark Grizzle
Royal Showman (D)
28-04-1995
Shawlands Jimmy Gee (D)
Melcourt Annie (B)
Ben's Blue Bell of Beckshire (B)
01-12-1996
Clystlands Galaxy At Tutmur (D)
Lady Letitia (B)

Show Placings

Ladies Kennel Association
16th Dec 2012
Judge: Ms Michelle Barnett
I was honoured to judge at this what I consider a BIS of championship shows. I would like to extend my thanks to the society for the invite, the warm hospitality and friendly relaxed atmosphere made for a superior judging experience. Also much thanks to my ring steward Mr Eddie Bishop, who did a splendid job in his management of the ring in a professional and efficient manner. A super entry of 188 which understandably presented me with many varieties of type. Mouths across the entry were good with only one level bite. A few with chipped teeth and the missing tooth (which should not penalise all things being equal an otherwise quality exhibit in a working breed) no kinks in tails and all males were entire .It was also pleasing to see more shown in the correct double jacket, but sadly some of dogs that appealed to me for breed type paid the penalty as although their jackets pleased for depth they lacked the weatherproof quality essential in a working terrier coat. I was very pleased to see my entry thankfully lacking the “showy boxy terrier types” of late. It was a pleasure to judge dogs of correct border type, temperament, fit , healthy exhibits who were presented in such good condition. Needless to say the exhibits were a credit to their owners and throughout the day the quality was first rate making lots of my decisions close ones with many leaving without a placing. The puppy classes in particular were numerical high and it was a pity I had to discard many good exhibits of the breed. But this quality can only bode well for the future. It was also nice to be told that the exhibits in the Good citizens classes apart from gaining a good citizen award the entry also had dogs who took part in Obedience, Agility and Gundog send aways proving once again that borders can really turn their paw to all manner of activities outside of their already busy show calendar. I felt that my principle winners fulfilled the “Essentially a working terrier” breed standard requirement with that extra something that makes top winner . I was delighted to learn that I had the top entry in the terrier group Thank you to all the exhibitors for the super entry, particularly appreciated in these difficult economic times and for making it such an enjoyable day
Veteran - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Brindwood Mister Stitch