Name:Knowecrag Morning Dew 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:16-09-2019 
Colour:Blue and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr P and Mrs A Kennon  
Breeder:Mr P and Mrs A Kennon 
Irton Mountain Dew (D)
31-08-2014
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Up Helly Aa (D)
10-12-2006
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Blaeberry (D)
07-11-1996
CH Irton First Footer (D)
CH Raeburnfoot Isla At Irton (B)
Irton Fiddles On Fire (B)
11-10-2002
Street Singer With Manx (D)
CH Irton Maree (B)
CH Irton Enigma (B)
16-11-2010
Colour: Red
CH Earthwise Deuteronomy ShCM (D)
03-03-2003
Akenside Rooster At Talex JW (D)
Earthwise Anastasia (B)
Irton Polka (B)
12-10-2007
CH Irton Up Helly Aa (D)
Irton Tango (B)
Beaconpike Northern Lights At Knowecrag (B)
12-02-2016
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Howthwaite Grainsgill (D)
03-05-2013
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Kersfell Comet JW (D)
28-08-2003
CH/Am CH Tythrop Transatlantic (D)
Kersfell Venus (B)
Howthwaite Amber Grain (B)
06-09-2009
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
Irton Strawberry Fair At Howthwaite JW (B)
Beaconpike Venus (B)
14-11-2013
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Holcombe Gentleman Jack at Hollinholme (D)
15-01-2011
Kenmilfore Bertie (D)
Hollybridge Last Drop (B)
Beaconpike In A Storm (B)
05-05-2010
Ashbrae Fellman At Beaconpike (D)
Foxcraig Magic Star At Beaconpike (B)

Show Placings

The Northern Border Terrier Club Open Show
17th Jul 2021
Judge: Mrs Margaret Davies (Glenorchy)
My grateful thanks to the Club for inviting me to judge their July Open Show. I had a lovely day. I'd like to thank the exhibitors for a super entry Also thanks to my very capable Steward, Allen Horner, who kept everything on track, Valerie Atkinson for a lovely lunch and to the club for their hospitality. The show was well organised considering the difficulties with Covid restrictions. I had difficulty in spanning quite a few exhibits and I was surprised to see a lot of small teeth. Also there were a lot of exhibits who could have do with their nails trimming. All dogs were entire and there were no kinky tails.
Maiden - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
The Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cheshire Border Terrier Club Championship Show
26th Sep 2021
Judge: Mrs D Bullen (Fevstone)
I would like to thank the officers and committee for the hard work and smooth running of the show. I would also like to thank my two stewards for doing an excellent job. The exhibitors seemed to enjoy the show judging by the popularity of my top honours. Unlike one particular exhibitor who needed his teddy putting back in his cot judging by his unsporting behaviour. 4 were found to be unspannable with a couple of bad mouths, also some were far to thin, which is unacceptable and one or two could have smelled a little sweeter. It's all well and good getting dressed up, you are letting your dogs down if they pong.
Novice - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Graduate - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
The Northern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
9th Oct 2021
Judge: Mr Jimmy Gilpin (Otterbobs)
I feel honoured to have been elected by the members to have judged their clubs 75 year show, and can I thank Alan and Graham for keeping things running so smoothly for me, and can I especially thank the committee for lunch that they provided and also Mr J Whalton for looking after me and my wife, I am not going to rant on about this and that but where have all the heads and tail sets gone ?
Novice - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Special Beginners - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Placing Critique
Moderately broad skull and pleasing length of muzzle, shown in a heavy b/t coat, made on slim lines .
The Border Terrier Club Championship Show
17th Oct 2021
Judge: Mrs Nancy Hogg (Raeburnfoot)
It was an honour to judge my favourite show. Many thanks must go to all who made it run so smoothly. Special thanks go to Janice Johnson and Judy Carr for their stewarding. So helpful. Had some lovely dogs to go over. Temperaments were good. Just a couple of grumbles. A few shown with no coat and placings reflected this. Bites were good. Some teeth larger than others. Front movement in particular let some down. I did find more than a few which were difficult to span. Needs watching.
Special Beginners - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Placing Critique
in full coat which made her look heavy but a good body underneath. Pleasing head. Strong , short muzzle. Dark eye with a keen expression. Moved well.
The Scottish Border Terrier Club Members Limited Show
30th Jan 2022
Judge: Mrs C E Sansom (Tarkaswell)
I would like to thank the committee and members of the Scottish Border Terrier Club for the invitation to judge at this very friendly and well organised club show. My steward Pete Appleby was a great help, keeping things moving smoothly, and I am most grateful to the exhibitors for giving me such a lovely entry.
Novice - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Placing Critique
This bitch had a dark eye and keen expression. She had good angulation and bone, but her tail set was also slightly low. A little short of coat today.
The Border Terrier Club Championship Show
26th Mar 2022
Judge: Dr. Ron Wheatley (Loiriston)
I was very privileged and honoured to judge this excellent show and would like to thank the members of the Border Terrier Club for their invitation, and the committee for their help and hospitality. The committee and members had provided a wonderful range of Specials and mementos to celebrate the Centenary of the Club. Many thanks to my very efficient ring stewards, Carol Mackenzie, and Judy Carr, for their help through a long day. Thanks also to the exhibitors for the large entry of 183 dogs, making 223 entries with 43 absent, which ranged over many types. There was quality in depth in many classes with close decisions. I found no kinky tails, two exhibits with one missing front tooth, and a few bites that had worn even. Coats as might be expected were at different stages, most in good coat and a few with the top just coming through.
Special Beginners - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Placing Critique
Nice b&t, good size with good coat and pelt. Good head, teeth and jaw. Moved well
Post Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
The Northern Border Terrier Club 50th Championship Show
16th Jul 2022
Judge: Mr Euan Castel (Flutorum)
It was an honour to judge the Club’s 50th Championship Show at Bowburn. Many thanks to the Officers and committee for their kind invitation and warm welcome at the show. Thank you to my efficient stewards Graham Richardson and Mark Atkinson for keeping everything on track. Thankfully the show avoided the excessive temperatures of the heatwave and although still hot the hall remained comfortable for both dogs and exhibitors. Sincere thanks to all exhibitors for providing me with a lovely entry, it was a privilege to go over your dogs. I found an equal depth of quality in both dogs and bitches and very pleased with the final line-ups.
Novice - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Carlisle & District Canine Society Open Show
31st Jul 2022
Judge: Dr Margaret Armstrong (Ploughdown)
I’d like to offer my thanks to Carlisle and District Canine Society for asking me to judge Borders on the day and to the committee of the Border Terrier Club for proposing me for the appointment. It was a very bright, sunny day so being inside the arena gave the exhibitors and the exhibits some relief from the heat. Although generally Borders prefer the open air and often give of their best outside. I’d like to offer my appreciation to my steward on the day for his efficient and effective management of the classes; he was super. My thanks also go to the exhibitors who entered their dogs and were so pleasant and sporting in accepting my placings. My decisions were based on how I saw the dogs on the day and some decisions were very close.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Yorkshire, Lancashire and Cheshire Border Terrier Club Championship Show
24th Sep 2022
Judge: Mrs. Margaret Bailey (Grindelvald)
I would like to thank the officers and committee for asking me to judge the show, also making me feel so welcomed. A big thank you to my 2 stewards Tracey and Kathleen who kept me on track, also to all the exhibits and exhibitors, who gave me a lots of quality Borders to go over. I wish I had more CC’s especially in the dog classes. My concern with in the breed, is their fronts, straight shoulders, with very little angulation, which effects the front movement. All dogs had a good bite, a couple with level bite, but not a problem. All males were entire. Grooming needs to be addressed, tidying their underneath, also the feet need to be neatly trimmed and the nails cut correctly, it makes such a difference when presenting them to the Judge. 1or 2 needed ring craft classes. However, overall what a great representation of the breed. I was very pleased with my main winners.
Novice - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
The Northern Border Terrier Club Open Show
8th Oct 2022
Judge: Mr R Brewster (Stowthorney)
I would like to thank the officers and committee of the Northern Border terrier club, for inviting me to judge at this show. I considered this a great honour and privilege. Many thanks to my two ring stewards Andrea Dixon and Mark Atkinson for keeping the ring running smoothly. I am immensely grateful to all of the exhibitors for a supper entry and the chance to go over so many lovely dogs and for taking my decisions with good sportsmanship. Some decisions could have been different on another day In general, most were in tip top condition a few were a bit over weight. Dentition was mostly good. I was happy on the whole with temperaments.
Novice - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew
Yorkshire, Lancashire & Cheshire Border Terrier Club Championship Show
30th Sep 2023
Judge: Mrs J Guvercin (Glebeheath)
Thank you to the committee for this appointment, everyone worked hard to make it an enjoyable day. This venue always has a super atmosphere, however, the ring is too small really to see outlines, being far too near the dogs and side profile movement is very difficult to see, let alone for the dogs to perform really well. Many moved poorly, not liking the smooth mats and although I had to judge them on this today, I think most would move much better outside in a big grass ring.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Knowecrag Morning Dew