Show Placings
Newton Aycliffe & District Canine Society
17th Mar 2013
Judge: MR. STEWART GOLDING (BEACONPIKE)
Best Puppy
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Puppy /
First Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Birtley & District Canine Society Open Show
7th Apr 2013
Judge: Mark Johnston (Joncroft)
Puppy /
Second Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Placing Critique
7 month gt, similar type to first but not as positive on the move, excellent coat and pelt
Northern Border Terrier Club Open Show
20th Apr 2013
Judge: Mr. Mark Ord (Marnadee)
It was a great pleasure to be invited to judge this show and I wish to thank the committee for their great hospitality, a superb home cooked lunch and pleasant show. The gift was lovely and will be treasured. Special thanks to my stewards today Allen Horner & Norma Todd.
I was pleased with my overall entry of dogs and glad to see size is becoming more uniform with not so many oversized dogs. Mouths & tails were better than they have been but feel front movement needs watching, as does the loose pelt. I was able to span most exhibits. Thank you to the exhibitors who gave me the privilege to go over their dogs and accepting my decisions on the day in a sporting manner.
Minor Puppy - Bitch /
Third Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Birtley & District Canine Society
6th Apr 2014
Judge: C & G Richardson
Graduate - Bitch /
Reserve
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Northern Counties Sporting Terrier Association
19th Apr 2014
Judge: Mrs J Newport (Digaden)
Post Graduate /
Third Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Sleaford Open Show
28th Dec 2014
Judge: Dr Ian Gabriel (Gaybryl)
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Birtley and District Canine Society Open Show
5th Apr 2015
Judge: Mrs Kathy Newsome (Kighill)
Graduate /
Second Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
The Joint Border Terrier Clubs' Championship Show
3rd May 2015
Judge: Miss Julie Price (Oxcroft)
I would like to thank the Midland Border Terrier Club committee for the opportunity to judge this year’s Joint club show. Many thanks to my two ring stewards Bob and Liz Wright for the smooth running of the ring and the cups of coffee. It was an experience to go over so many dogs of different types; this made my job difficult at times, as each one had different attributes to the next. A few classes I found very hard to decide who my winners would be for this reason. Is the breed getting better or worse? I do not think I am the first to mention that there are too many foreign heads and plain faces with no expression. The breed standard states “a head like that of an otter” and “essentially a working terrier”. Confirmation and movement, I think has improved a little, but the heads and strength of the dogs has declined. When I looked at some of the dogs, I liked them but then had to remind myself that they where dogs not bitches. Thank you to all exhibitors for letting me go over your dogs and the gracious way most of you accepted my decisions.
Graduate - Bitch /
Second Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
Placing Critique
Slightly wider in front and deeper in her brisket than 1st and head not as strong as it could be.
Durham County Canine Association Open Show
12th Jul 2015
Judge: Jayne Pratt (Terrijay)
I would like to say thank you to the exhibitors for entering under me at this show. It was a lovely well run show and to add to it the sun was shinning.
Open - Bitch /
Third Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Miss Daisy
