Name:Limekilns Dream 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:25-04-2021 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr C & Mrs K Wheeler  
Breeder:I J Brown & K L West 
CH Stowthorney Wicker Man JW (D)
18-02-2018
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Bandicoot Double O Seven (D)
22-11-2007
Colour: Grizzle
CH Gameway Kiwi JW (D)
18-09-2002
Dandyhow Golden Arrow (D)
Gameway Sapphire (B)
Jephanil Rosa Pomifera At Bandicoot (B)
30-03-2004
Pipruda Shaamit (D)
Diamond Dip (B)
Stowthorney Clairvoyant (B)
11-03-2016
Colour: Grizzle
Beaconpike Red Saturn (D)
05-05-2010
Ashbrae Fellman At Beaconpike (D)
Foxcraig Magic Star At Beaconpike (B)
Kentelv Living Single at Stowthorney (B)
29-03-2012
Bramblebee Rogue Digger (D)
Marachino Magic (B)
Lady Shirley Temple (B)
26-11-2017
Colour: Blue and Tan
Kevmar Charlie (D)
11-06-2014
Colour: Red Grizzle
Blue Spot Pinke (D)
08-11-2007
Brown Bazil (D)
Tippit Of Glos (B)
Dymanti Sweet Possesion (B)
23-12-2010
Manorcroft Red Alert (D)
Trentdale Bonnie Blue (B)
Princess Sweet Rose (B)
14-02-2015
Colour: Red Grizzle
Myrtaceae Gorsebush (D)
18-05-2012
Brave Mountain Warrior (D)
Earthdog Impulse (B)
Sweet Grace (B)
12-07-2009
Morgans Revenge (D)
Castwash Judy (B)

Show Placings

The Scottish Border Terrier Club Championship Show
13th Nov 2021
Judge: Mr M Ord
Massive Thank You to The Officers & Committee for inviting me to judge your Championship Show today. This club I was a member of in the formative years and have fond memories of the very first Championship Show where I was an exhibitor. It is good to see a club go from strength to strength and the committee worked very hard to put on this event in what has been difficult times to plan ahead. Thank you everyone who entered today and I was honoured with an entry of 150 Dogs, 192 Entries & 0 NFCs. Like every show absentees were inevitable but I hope those present today took my decisions sportingly. A few general observations on todays entry which are my thoughts and because I care so much for this lovely breed. Driving to the venue today was a perfect way to view the countryside where this breed was developed and all could see the rough terrain they would need to work in. It is essential you judge a breed with the work they were bred to do foremost in your mind and learn why they are built the way they were and why the breed standard exists. It is a dog show and we now want to see them clean, healthy and well presented but I was sad to see today several exhibits with very clear evidence of scissor work on the coats and not just on tidying feet etc. Please stop this trend NOW. Several were scissored from hip to hock, no need to do this & does nothing to enhance the dog. Good otter heads were not in abundance today and I witnessed a lot of fly away ears. We have always witnessed the odd one but today quite a number could be seen when the dog was in action & not always on youngsters either. Coats as always were in various stages today but you must judge the dog on the day and find evidence of the correct texture and undercoat which is vital to stop the working dog getting wet through to the skin. Mouths were very good today as where tails which have thankfully improved greatly. Some exhibits in my opinion had lovely conformation however where far too big and long in leg. I though ribs were good with only a few that would be unable to be spanned with the average size hands. I did find today the bitches were more uniform for size so just need to work on the males not becoming big, leggy & heavy.
Junior - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Limekilns Dream