Name:Intack Mountain Man 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:11-01-2002 
Colour:Red Grizzle 
Owner(s): Mrs V Waldron  
Breeder:Mrs V Waldron 
Mackworth Rocket of Intack (D)
06-08-1996
Colour: Red Grizzle
Osker Foxbourgh (D)
26-11-1986
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Kandem Blizzard At Clystlands (D)
28-06-1985
Foxwyn Super Brat (D)
Kandem Belinda (B)
Kinship At Clystlands (B)
04-07-1984
Langpool Ship's Bell (D)
Crislands Bonnie Lass (B)
Gem of Rookscroft (B)
27-07-1994
Colour: Dark Grizzle
Osker Foxbourgh (D)
26-11-1986
Kandem Blizzard At Clystlands (D)
Kinship At Clystlands (B)
Oxcroft Slippy (B)
12-11-1990
D CH Oxcroft Trader (D)
Oxcroft Suzi (B)
Intack the Meerkat (B)
29-01-1998
Colour: Red Grizzle
Hollybridge St Louis At Thornyhurst (D)
28-06-1992
Colour: Blue and Tan
Hollybridge Rival (D)
08-08-1987
CH Dandyhow April Fool (D)
Dandyhow Sweet Corn (B)
Hollybridge Beechnut (B)
28-12-1988
CH Blue Doctor (D)
Hollybridge Simply Red (B)
Riverworth Rossina At Rossula (B)
22-03-1996
Colour: Blue and Tan
CH Valmyre Magician of Dandyhow (D)
09-03-1988
CH Dandyhow April Fool (D)
CH Gem of Valmyre (B)
Riverworth Reconcile (B)
24-01-1992
Todgrove Tauld (D)
Elm Grove's Rascale (B)

Show Placings

Southern Border Terrier Limited Show
1st Mar 2009
Judge: Mrs Marylynne Winder (Appleside)
It was a great privilege to be invited to judge the Southern Border Terrier Club Limited Show, My thanks to the Officers and Committee. Thank you to the exhibitors for giving me such an excellent entry of 184 from 171 dogs. Sincere thanks also to my Stewards for the efficient way they conducted their duties.
Veteran - Dog or Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Intack Mountain Man
Placing Critique
strong looking dog with a balanced body, presented in excellent coat. Moved well.
Border Terrier Club Championship Show
28th Mar 2009
Judge: Marjorie Staveley (Dykeside)
It was indeed an honour to be invited to judge this show. My thanks to the offficers and committee for their warm welcome and to my ring stewards Glenise Hyslop and Marylynne Winder for all their hard work and efficiency. Special thanks must go the exhibitors for an excellent entry of 301 from 237 dogs (6 NFC) that I very much enjoyed judging. I thought the depth of quality varied although I was pleased with my final line-up of both dogs and bitches. Heads in general were good although I noticed there were a few exhibits rather heavy in ear. Coats and pelts varied considerably. A number of quality exhibits were devoid of coat and were penalised accordingly. I found a few exhibits, in my opinion, too heavy and unspannable; feet and nails would also benefit from more attention. Temperaments were good.
Veteran - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Intack Mountain Man
Joint BTBC Championship Show
2nd May 2009
Judge: Mr A Tomlinson (Lyndhay)
A few pointers that need addressing. Coat, the standard requires harsh and dense with a close undercoat, not a single one, as many exhibits carried today. Feet and nails, nails were unduly long, hair around the feet needed lots of attention. Also movement, it is not getting any better may be worse, rear movement was worse than front and appeared as if they were on stilts. On the positive side mouths seemed better, I found many with excellent strong teeth set correctly with a good bite
Veteran - Dog / First Place
Name at show: Intack Mountain Man
Placing Critique
Eight years of age, in good condition, likeable dog, moved soundly, correct type of coat
Southern Counties Canine Association
6th Jun 2009
Judge: Mrs Hilary Gilpin (Otterbobs)
Thank you to all the exhibitors for your huge entry, it?s a good job we went outside for Limit Dog as we would not all fit into the inside wet weather ring. I really enjoyed judging the dogs more than the bitches not often is the case but today it was. Coats were either non existence, blown or half and half, just a handful were in double coat and they looked the part. One bad mouth, one had a front tooth missing, all dogs were entire and no bitches in season
Veteran - Dog or Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Intack Mountain Man
Southern Border Terrier Championship Show
13th Jun 2009
Judge: Mr William Gillot (Weegee)
It was a great honour to judge this show and I appreciated the large entry and the sporting way my decisions were received by the exhibitors. My overall impression is that the dogs have more quality in depth at the moment and that mouths no longer seem to be a problem in the show dogs. Size and movement are a constant worry, especially front movement where quite a lot were actually crossing in front, something not helped by exhibitors stringing up their dogs. Other judges have remarked that some of the dogs are getting too coarse in the head with too short a muzzle, but on the other hand a lot of the bitches seem too snipey and weak in the jaw, not what we want in a working terrier.
Veteran - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Intack Mountain Man