Name:Badgerbeck The King Edward 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:15-03-2020 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Miss L M Jenkins  
Breeder:Miss L M Jenkins 
Badgerbeck Felix (D)
03-01-2008
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Penlumeg Percival By Badgerbeck JW (D)
12-01-2006
Colour: Blue and Tan
Badgerbeck Bonsai (D)
25-08-2002
Heythrop Treefella (D)
Miss Munch At Badgerbeck (B)
Penlumeg Paloma (B)
22-11-2001
CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
Penlumeg Persida (B)
Badgerbeck Fantacy JW (B)
28-10-2005
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Wilderscot Toffee (D)
30-10-2001
CH Hynerbrook Quartz (D)
CH Hynerbrook Emerald (B)
Morgandare Fern (B)
09-06-1998
Red Sparklight (D)
Sporting Spirit (B)
Badgerbeck The Masher (B)
05-02-2015
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Mazengarb Treacle over Buckwilde (D)
09-04-2007
Colour: Blue and Tan
Badgerbeck Splinter (D)
29-06-1999
Badgerbeck Blister (D)
Badgerbeck Sapphire (B)
Mazengarb Maple Lady (B)
22-12-2004
Mad Max of Eureka (D)
Sweet Bramble of Mazengarb (B)
Glebeheath Milly the Mod At Badgerbeck (B)
21-10-2008
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Otterkin Blue Bayou Conundrum (D)
10-03-2001
Otterkin Kade (D)
CH Otterkin's Conundrum I Write the Songs (B)
Badgerbeck Kinsai At Glebeheath (B)
27-10-2004
Badgerbeck Bonsai (D)
Morgandare Fern (B)

Show Placings

Bournemouth Championship Show
16th Aug 2021
Judge: Mr J Horswell
I very much enjoyed tackling this entry and found the breed to be in pretty good shape. Quite a relaxed and friendly atmosphere I thought. I did take coats into account, there were quite a lot who were rather naked on the day and as a result went further down the line that they might otherwise have done – you have to judge what you can see, and a good coat is important in a working terrier.
Junior - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
Placing Critique
Completely naked. His proportions are ok. Pleasing head. Enough neck. Could be better angulated. Ribs don’t need ro spring any more. Accurate on the move.
Novice - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
The Southern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
18th Sep 2021
Judge: Miss Sally Leslie (Risdene)
Congratulations to the committee on finding a splendid new venue. It is so nice to be able to evaluate exhibits in natural surrounding and this was ideal. I understand some did not care completely for the ground but while some exhibits did not excel on the terrain those that did displayed good conformation and moved accordingly. Generally: there were some mouth faults present today which affected some results in the context of the classes they were in and the degree of the fault. Fronts came in many shapes and sizes not all straight and narrow unfortunately and I was surprised at the number of large and rather thin, spreading feet. Finally I just want to get off my chest that for me the term racy hindquarters does not carry with it a high tuck up. The unexpected heat, especially in the earlier classes, was a little overwhelming and I thought both exhibits and exhibitors coped admirably. I loved my line ups and very much appreciated my entry, thank you. Thanks also to my stewards who in these strange times were really kept at it all day.
Yearling - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
Placing Critique
Typical exhibit, good for size, make and shape. Good legs and feet.
Novice - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
The Southern Border Terrier Open Show
5th Mar 2023
Judge: Mr Matt Smith (Alncroft)
Many thanks to the club for the invitation to judge at their show and for their hospitality. Thank you to my stewards, and the exhibitors for entering under me. I thoroughly enjoyed my day and was pleased with the quality present. Many of the classes were close decisions and coats played a big part in final standings. Whilst I didn’t find any dogs that I couldn’t span, having spent a lifetime around working terriers some of the bitches in particular were on the larger end of the scale for preference.
Post Graduate - Dog / First Place
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
Placing Critique
Scores well for size, plenty of bone. Looks a touch heavy in front but has a thick coat and was the easiest spanned in the class, although I would prefer a bit more return of upper arm. Strong short muzzle, good eye and neat ears. Straight mover coming and going.
The Southern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
10th Jun 2023
Judge: Miss Julie Price (Oxcroft)
Thank you to all at the Southern Border Terrier Club for the invitation to judge your championship show this year, it was a great honour and privilege. The weather was hot and the venue was good to gain some shade for the dogs and myself! I had two very capable stewards who kept things running smoothy throughout the day, so thank to Kathleen Haugh and Sophie Liggat for their support. I really enjoyed my day and was more than happy with my winners. Thank you again for your hospitality. I was looking for type, gameness, soundness and dogs that were fit to do a day’s work whilst not losing any attributes of the breed standard. Some exhibits were rather well muscled around the shoulders which made it difficult to feel the lay of the shoulders and this would also restrict their ability to go to ground. As a breed I think we are losing the otter heads and keen expressions which distinguishes the Border Terrier from other terrier breeds. A lady contacted me a week after the show and explained that she had attended the show during some of the bitch classes as she was looking to purchase a puppy having recently lost two of her old Borders. She explained she was now thinking of buying another breed as the dogs in the show ring did not look like the Borders she had had previously. She felt that they did not have the characteristic otter heads, and sadly I had to agree with her. Overall, most dogs were fit for purpose and I am sure you all took the best dog home with you. In the current financial climate, all your entries were valuable to the club and it was a pleasure and an honour to go over your dogs.
Post Graduate - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
The Southern Border Terrier Club Open Show
16th Sep 2023
Judge: Mr Robert Brewster (Stowthorney & Breckgreen)
I would like to thanks the officers and committee of The Southern Border Terrier Club for giving me the honour of judging their Open Show. I first signed the contract for the show in 2017, but due to Covid and the Lockdown I have only just fulfilled my judging appointment. Whist remembering those who are no longer with us due to the Covid Pandemic. I was happy with my entry and would like to also thank the exhibitors for entering under me and thank them all for taking my decisions, some of which were difficult, in a sportsmanlike way. I found most exhibits to be in good order, but I was quite worried that I found some younger exhibits with a build-up of scale on their teeth. This should be addressed as soon as possible. I was also delighted with a young exhibitor, attending her first show, on a whole handling her young dog so well whilst full of nerves and inexperience. We need to encourage these youngsters as they are the custodians of our breed
Open - Dog / First Place
Name at show: Badgerbeck The King Edward
Placing Critique
Another nice one from this kennel. Grizzle dog with a good head and big teeth. Good front and correct shoulder. He had a harsh double jacket. Good top line and tail set which he held on the move.