Name:Laurelton Summer Breeze 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:18-07-2007 
Colour: 
Owner(s): Mrs P Moffatt  
Breeder:Mrs P Moffatt 
Towden Storm Diver At Laurelton (D)
15-04-2006
Colour: Grizzle
CH Grindelvald Sandpiper (D)
23-03-2000
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Stineval Razamadaz (D)
20-02-1995
CH Dazzle 'em Lyndhay (D)
Working Girl of Stineval (B)
Grindelvald It's A Breeze (B)
28-03-1995
CH Orenberg Emperor (D)
Flora Macdonald of Grindelvald (B)
Towden Peaberry Espresso (B)
21-03-2001
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Morgandare Milo (D)
30-09-1998
Octavious Kenward (D)
Morgandare Mince Pie (B)
Towden Superior Flame (B)
09-12-1998
CH Quatford Kardinal (D)
Towden Arun Kate (B)
Laurelton Sally Sunshine (B)
20-01-2000
Colour: Grizzle
CH Dandyhow Private Eye (D)
06-09-1995
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Dandyhow Claudius (D)
09-10-1991
CH Orenberg Emperor (D)
Dandyhow Charlotte (B)
Incheril Mulberry of Dandyhow (B)
21-12-1990
CH Valmyre Magician of Dandyhow (D)
Dandyhow Ever Ivy (B)
Laurelton Oxe-Eye Daisy (B)
05-09-1994
Colour: Grizzle
Towden Tamar Boy (D)
28-11-1987
CH Cuileann Dodger (D)
Bridgwater Gemini of Towden (B)
Laurelton Dollytots Daisy (B)
26-11-1992
CH Orenberg Emperor (D)
Gemtun Honey Suckle (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.
Limit - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Laurelton Summer Breeze
Bournemouth Championship Show
10th Aug 2009
Judge: Mrs Margaret Sneddon (Kersfell)
Thank you to my very efficient stewards. I think we have a real problem with the front construction and movement in the breed; there were far too many exhibits with short, steep upper arms, often resulting in a build up of bulky muscle on the outer line of the shoulder and the movement in front on many was very poor. The Border is ?essentially a working terrier and this type of construction will seriously compromise its ability to work.
Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Laurelton Summer Breeze
Southern Border Terrier Club Open Show
20th Sep 2009
Judge: Mrs Elly Weijenborg-Weggemans (Netherlands)
I felt very honoured when I received the invitation to judge at the Open Show and was glad that I could accept this. What an opportunity to see and go over so many Borders in one day. Of course I have seen many Borders during the 40 years that I have lived with them but to see so many together is not possible on the continent. When I received the entry details I really was surprised and felt even more honoured then. The Venue was good but unfortunately it was one of the warmest days and in the hall the temperature rose quite quickly. Nevertheless almost all Borders presented there showed until the very end of the day. The judging went smoothly not in the least because of my exceptionally efficient steward, Peter Roderick, who took care of calling in the next class on time and made sure that there were no mistakes because of the re-entries which I am not used to. Many thanks also to my ring stewards! I was surprised by the high quality presented to me. In some classes it meant that I could not always place otherwise nice exhibits. All Borders behaved themselves wonderfully when being handled, even inexperienced ones. Just one exception to that was a dog that didn't like to be handled on the table, which is not Border like. It occurred to me that it is becoming to be a habit to string the dogs when moving. It worsens their movement in a lot of cases and for me they should be moved with a loosened lead. For some exhibits it made the difference in being placed or not. I found on the whole just a few problems. Just one wrong bite and one tail that was not correct. Feet need attention. Just a few had lovely strong padded catlike feet. As well as front movement which is a real problem in the Border Terrier all over the world. Waving, almost crossing, loose, just a few had a parallel and straight front movement. On the other hand, side movement was in almost all exhibits free and with a long stride. A lot of coats were in between. But I could feel the correct texture being double and harsh. I had a lovely day and want to thank the organisation for their efforts to make me and my sister ? who accompanied me ? feel welcome and of course all the exhibitors for entering and taking my decisions so sportingly. The atmosphere around the ring felt warm, friendly and relaxed.
Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Laurelton Summer Breeze