Name:Blaentir Sky Quest 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:12-05-2003 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Wrigglesworth & Johnson  
Breeder:Rees, Mr. T.K.& Mrs. O.C. 
CH Quatford Kardinal (D)
16-06-1993
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Durham Red Clipstone (D)
07-03-1990
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Scarlet Pimpernel (D)
09-03-1988
CH Dandyhow Crofter (D)
Rossula Sugar N' Spice (B)
Boxwood Sailor (B)
21-05-1988
CH Dandyhow Crofter (D)
Boxwood Little Words (B)
Brockhole Blue Ribband At Quatford (B)
26-03-1991
Colour: Blue and Tan
Brockhole Barnacle Bill (D)
01-08-1986
CH Brannigan of Brumberhill (D)
Fine Lady (B)
Bright Beacon At Brockhole (B)
23-03-1989
CH Milnthorpe Noble Sportsman At Bretcar (D)
Careless Wispa of Brumberhill (B)
Blaentir Cariad (B)
31-10-2000
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Dandyhow Mr Punch (D)
01-02-1999
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Hynerbrook Quartz (D)
06-05-1996
CH Hugo of Hassage (D)
Hynerbrook Topaz (B)
CH Dandyhow Cleopatra (B)
06-12-1992
CH Dandyhow Claudius (D)
Incheril Mulberry of Dandyhow (B)
Blaentir Kentish Krumpet (B)
10-03-1999
Colour: Red Grizzle
Blaentir Turncoat (D)
11-12-1997
Dandyhow Western Mail (D)
Garw Dancing Devil At Blaentir (B)
Blaentir Maggie May (B)
04-09-1997
Dandyhow Western Mail (D)
Blaentir Lady Charlotte (B)

Show Placings

Midland BTC Open Show
15th Feb 2009
Judge: Mr Jimmy Gilpin (Otterbobs)
I would like to take this opportunity to say many thanks to the Midland Border Terrier Club for giving me the privilege to judge their Open show and for giving me such a wonderful entry.
Limit - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Blaentir Sky Quest
Placing Critique
Broad muzzle & powerful under jaw, slightly more over powerful dog overall who would no trouble keeping up with a horse all day, lost out today on coat.
East Of England Championship Show
10th Jul 2009
Judge: Mr T H Johnston
Limit - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Blaentir Sky Quest
Midland BTC Championship Show
1st Aug 2010
Judge: Small & Baxter
I thoroughly enjoyed the day judged outside at Asfordby. The weatherman certainly smiles as all the Club’s Championship Shows to date have been blessed with clear sky’s. Thanks to the committee for the invite, to my two Stewards on the day, for the wonderful roast lamb lunch, but not least, to the exhibitors for giving me the opportunity of assessing your Border Terriers. Thanks for coming. (Judge: Mr A Small)
Veteran - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Blaentir Sky Quest
Midland BTC Open Show
21st Nov 2010
Judge: Mrs K Newsome (Kighills)
I would like to thank the Midland Border Terrier Club for inviting me to judge, it was a great honour to be asked. I would like to say a big thank you to the exhibitors who gave me the opportunity to go over their dogs. I would also like to say many thanks to my stewards for the day Margaret Bailey and Chris Wallace, they were a big help to me and kept everything running smoothly throughout the day. I was told that for the November show that the entry was very good, having 120 entries and a total entry of 165 minus absentees. The overall quality was good and I had some hard decisions. Temperaments were very good. I was pleased to see good mouths with correct bites and good large teeth, only a couple were found with poor teeth development and incorrect bites. My only criticism on the day would be that not enough attention is being paid to the dog's feet and nails. However, I really enjoyed my day and was very pleased with my winners.
Veteran - Dog or Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Blaentir Sky Quest
Crufts
12th Mar 2011
Judge: Mrs Elaine Cuthbertson (Ashbrae)
It was an honour to be invited to judge this prestige show, and a privilege to be able to handle so many good borders. With an entry of 254 dogs, 306 entries, and with the help of my very efficient stewards this enabled me to finish on time for the BOB to go forward into the group. With the large classes it would have been nice to have had more time and more prize cards. Many borders were in very fit condition and in gleaming coats, others sadly were not. I was very surprised at the numbers that were overweight, a few under and some in poor coat. There is a difference of being short of coat and being untidy which some were, several having scissor cuts in evidence which is totally unnecessary. Some nice otter type typical heads were in evidence, some with quite large ears which seems to be creeping into the breed, and close set eyes giving an alien expression. Quite a few were upright and heavy in shoulder, with a shorter back than desired. Most were spanable although many had a rounder rib than required. This reflected in my placing's as the fitness and welfare of the dogs is of the uppermost importance, as the breed standard states, the breed being essentially a working terrier. I thought my principle winners were excellent representatives of the breed, and I enjoyed seeing my BOB being short listed in the group.
Good Citizen - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Blaentir Sky Quest