Show Placings
Dunster Castle Open Show
26th Jul 2017
Judge: Miss F Snook
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Paignton
5th Aug 2017
Judge: Mr Jeff Horswell (Drakesleat)
Great characters and a sporting ringside. I thought there were some size problems, a few being rather bulky. Front action is the biggest problem, not many being accurate coming towards. Feet by and large very good.
Post Graduate - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Well balanced muzzle to skull, just a bit deep in stop. Lengthy neck. Good front. Chest to elbow. Well ribbed. A fraction longer than 1. Fair rear. Can firm in front, otherwise a good mover.
North Devon CA Open Show
10th Sep 2017
Judge:
Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Okehampton & District Canine Society Open Show
17th Sep 2017
Judge: Caroline Friend-Rees (Amical)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG2, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Terrier Club of Devon & Cornwall Open Show
15th Oct 2017
Judge: Debbie Lorraine (Raleniro)
The Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall Open Show 15th October 2017 Border Terriers I would like to thank the society for inviting me to judge at this group open show, and for the warm welcome and the lovely hospitality shown to my husband and I on the day. I was delighted to be asked to judge in this part of the country and we thoroughly enjoyed our time in the area, topped off by having the opportunity to judge so many lovely dogs. Most of all I would like to thank the exhibitors for giving me the opportunity to go over their dogs and the very friendly and sporting way in which they accepted my decisions. I was delighted with my entry, and had some lovely examples of the breed to judge. Thank you also to my steward who kept things running smoothly. I found no incorrect bites, all males were entire, and temperaments were excellent throughout. There were a couple of exhibits, who for me were up to size and a little difficult to span, but all dogs were shown in good, fit condition. I thoroughly enjoyed my day!
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
A little over 2 and a half years old grizzle and tan dog with a strong otter head and good bite. Enough bone with straight front and nice tight feet. Good topline and tailset, ribbed well back and easily spanned. Moved well coming and going. Nice for size with a thick pelt and a harsh textured jacket that was just past it’s best. A lot to like about him.
Exonian CA Open Show
2nd Dec 2017
Judge: Mr Jamie Mace (Janastaff)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Taunton and District Canine Association Open Show
7th Jan 2018
Judge: Miss Judith Haydon
My thanks to the Committee at Taunton & District Canine Association for kindly inviting me to Judge the Border Terrier classes at their Open Show in January. I thoroughly enjoyed my appointment, and although I only had a small entry, all the dogs were of an excellent quality and a pleasure to go over. My final decisions were only made on the smallest of margins.
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
A really good sized dog with a strong head, correct bite and lovely reach of neck into a good shoulder. Nice flat rib into loin, super tail set and excellent rear angulation. Although short of coat today, will have a super harsh double jacket. Moved with confidence around the ring. BoB.
Ilfracombe & DCS Open Show
17th Feb 2018
Judge: Mrs Vanessa Cox (Petaz/Pettipaw)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
The Terrier Club of Devon & Cornwall Open Show
18th Feb 2018
Judge: Sue Wilson (Olderhill)
Thank you so much to the Society for this invitation to judge, and for their hospitality. Many thanks to my stewards for their hard work. Also, thanks to the exhibitors. All my winners were easily spannable and good representatives of the breed. I thoughly enjoyed my day.
Post Graduate /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Another nice Border, just moving a bit eratically. Good head and expression, nice width of skull. Correct shoulder angulation, good topline. Liked him a lot
Okehampton and District Canine Society Open Show
24th Feb 2018
Judge: Jane Eyeington (Meadowdale)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG1, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Crufts
9th Mar 2018
Judge: Mr.Carl Gunnar-Stafberg
Post Graduate - Dog /
Third Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Exeter & County CS Open Show
24th Mar 2018
Judge: Tracey Anscombe (Orangebox)
My thanks to the committee and secretary for the invitation to judge at your show. This is such a well run and welcoming show and my thanks to the exhibitors for entering especially with being a late replacement judge. I apologise for only placing to Reserve in the classes my steward and I went by the catalogue that only listed placing to 4th. My thanks also to the group judge Vanessa Wegmann-Williams.
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Grizzle and tan dog. Shown in good coat with thick pelt. Preferred his head over 2. Good bite. He is for me top end size wise but is very balanced and can be spanned. Moved really well in the class but lost his sparkle in the challenge for BOB
The Southern Border Terrier Club Limit Show
15th Apr 2018
Judge: Ms Tina Jones (Otterholme)
My sincere thanks to the committee for the kind invitation to judge at my first club show, I enjoyed the day immensely. Thank you to my efficient stewards Tina Morgan, Rachel Larner and Wendy Mooney, show manager for keeping things running so smoothly.
My thanks must go to the exhibitors for bringing along their dogs today, and the sporting acceptance of my decisions.
I did note some untypical heads, which for me lacked for me the characterising feature of the breed, I found such heads to be somewhat exaggerated with too much stop, not the ‘moderately’ broad skull I was looking for.
On the whole, I found mouths were good, a couple of level bites, and one or two with misaligned teeth, but it was pleasing to find big strong teeth in most exhibits.
I was very pleased with my class winners; some decisions were very close especially in the bitch classes. In both sexes there were some promising youngsters coming through which can only auger well for the breed.
Reserve Best Dog
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
grizzle dog who didn’t disappoint on closer inspection. , His pliable jacket with a very pleasing pelt showed off a super outline. Very typical dog with a super head and expression, strong in muzzle, with big strong teeth. Nicely angulated fore and aft, nice return of upper arm into a good layback of shoulders, good clean front and narrow throughout excellent topline and underline. Excellent tight feet on thick pads, built upon the right lines moved out soundly and economically, pleased to award him Reserve Best Dog.
West of England Ladies' Kennel Society
28th Apr 2018
Judge: Miss Anita Harrison (Iacheslei)
Many thanks to the society for inviting me to judge and to the exhibitors for a lovely entry of 117 making 151. My very efficient stewards did a marvelous job and kept the ring running well throughout the day. I thoroughly enjoyed my day and was pleased that exhibitors accepted my decisions in a sporting manner. There was a good atmosphere around the ring and all exhibits displayed good temperaments. I was disappointed to see so many large oversized dogs (and bitches) which were not able to be spanned. Movement was also a concern, I was forgiving of loose front movement in some of the youngsters, but both front and rear movement in some of the adult exhibits was poor. Many exhibits had large ears, low tail sets or short round ribs which had to be penalized. I was pleased with my main winners and delighted to see my Best of Breed shortlisted in the group and the Best Special Beginner placed 2nd in the SB group.
Post Graduate - Dog /
Reserve
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Bath Championship Show
25th May 2018
Judge: Mr Ken Bartlett
My thanks to Bath Canine Society for the inviting me to judge at their show also my two stewards who kept things running smoothly.
Limit - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
another nice one just lacking coat today lovely head and expression and body shape, front and rear movement good
Three Counties
7th Jun 2018
Judge: Mrs T J Baird
I would like to extend my sincerest thanks to the society for the invitation to judge and for the wonderful welcome and hospitality.
The day was made even more pleasurable thanks to my two lovely stewards Colin and Margret who kept the ring in order and most importantly were pleasant and friendly.
The ring was a very good size;it was a joy to judge outside with the beautiful back drop of the Malvern Hills ,even the weather was perfect -not too hot and a slight breeze. The ground however was uneven with the grass rather long, causing some dogs to hop and skip making assessment of some dog’s movement difficult.
I found a good breadth of quality in some of the Bitch classes and some nit picking decisions had to be made, notably in the excellent junior bitch class.
Size needs to be watched as some youngsters were very difficult to span, coats were on the whole very good with just a few that had recently been stripped out and a couple of blown coats.
A of couple of exhibits had kinked tails and a couple of youngsters with level bites, all the males were entire.
Thank you to the sporting exhibitors for entering and accepting my decisions, I am honoured to judge so many quality Border terriers and was pleased to watch the best of breed short listed in the group, later hearing the puppy gained Puppy group 4.
Post Graduate - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Good honest type of Border with a lovely head and expression, excellent bite with large teeth. Super front with good bone .His ribbing is good being deep & narrow with ribs well back, held his strong topline well standing and on the move, tailset is correct. He just needed another few weeks of coat to be seriously considered, liked him for type and balance .Another accurate long striding dog.
The Southern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
9th Jun 2018
Judge: Mr W Shorthose (Cundytyke)
It is always a particular honour to judge a Breed Club Championship Show and my thanks go to the committee for their hospitality and my stewards who kept things running smoothly. I found only two poor mouths but more had wrong, thin skins and some needed to go home for a good feed. A working terrier needs to be correctly muscled and too many needed nourishment and exercise. The biggest problem, however, remains poor front movement showing both incorrect shoulders and, for some, over angulation in the hindquarters.
Post Graduate - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Pleasing, correct shape to the head, some being too long in the muzzle. Correct size and balanced when standing and in the hand. Good reach of neck and correct angles in the shoulder. Moved soundly on good feet.
Border Union Agricultural Society
17th Jun 2018
Judge: Mrs Anne Gregory (Remony)
My thanks to the officers and committee of the Border Union Agricultural Society for inviting me to judge today. Thank you also to the exhibitors for giving me, by far, the biggest Terrier entry of the day. A big thank you to my two stewards, Nev and Liz Holmes-Leak, who kept things running smoothly and efficiently thus ensuring that we finished in time for my BOB to make the Group.
Coats were at varying stages, with some in their underclothes, and in some cases this was the deciding factor. Some exhibits were too fine in bone, particularly in the earlier classes. Some heads had ears set too high, some had deep stops with muzzles that were too short which gives a foreign expression. There were more than a few exhibits which would have benefited from having their feet tidied and nails cut. Soundness of movement in some dogs gave cause for concern. If a Border is to be fit for the function it was intended, it needs to be sound on the move. I found varying degrees of unsoundness in front movement from toeing in, crossing in front to paddling and out at the elbows. Hind movement in some exhibits was also less than desirable with hocks too close together when going away, cow hocks, lack of drive from hindquarters and, in some cases, lack of muscle tone. All of which would not allow a Border to be ‘capable of following a horse’ over rugged terrain. On a positive note, I did have some quality dogs to go over and was well pleased with my winners. I was also pleased to see my BOB shortlisted in the group.
Limit - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Strong head of good proportions, muzzle of good strength, large teeth and good bite, well laid back shoulders, straight front with good feet, good length of rib, level topline with well set on tail, well muscled hind quarters. In the challenge, not quite so positive in front as the CC and Res CC winners
Blackpool & District Canine Society
22nd Jun 2018
Judge: Mr Karl-Erik Johansson
I was most happy with such a good entry on this my first CC-appointment having had close contact with breed since the early 70s.
Overall size was excellent as was temperament. I was able to span almost everyone although I had hoped for more typical otter-heads. There were some long and narrow muzzles. Bites were excellent and Pelts mostly good for the season.
Conformation and movement coming and going was very good. Maybe I am a bit more concerned about side movement as some who was excellent standing lost the topline on the move.
Limit - Dog /
Third Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Minehead & DCS Open Show
25th Jul 2018
Judge: Mandy Holmes (Bimandi)
Thank you to everyone that entered and showed on the day in very hot conditions. The ground we very uneven and the grass very spikey do to the extreme heat, some dogs found this a difficult to cope with and thus places on a different day could easily change. Well done to all my winners.
Post Graduate /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
3 ½ yr male. A lot to like about this boy, medium sized, spannable, thick pelt, harsh coat. Masculine otter head with dark eye and correct dentition. Correct shoulder angulation, sufficient rear. Moved with drive but was out on his front movement today, could have been the ground.
Paignton
4th Aug 2018
Judge: Professor A S Milton
I suspect I shall retire from judging now. I certainly have no intention, when it comes into effect, of paying the Kennel Club to get on their judging lists. I have always assumed, though I may be wrong, that I have been invited to judge because people wanted me to. I have no intention of 'prostituting’ my art by paying money for the privilege. If I may reminisce, I have never sought a judging appointment, indeed in the beginning I had never even thought about judging. Then one day a letter arrived from the secretary of a large open show in Scotland. Would I judge the terrier breeds and the terrier group at their next open show? I have, to this day, no idea who suggested my name. I had never judged before, not even a match or a limited show, I was on no judging list, they didn’t exist in those days, I had never stewarded, and have never done so to this day, I have to this day never attended any hands on or assessment seminar. After my first appointment invitations came at fairly frequent intervals, including two breed clubs, and eventually I received an invitation to judge at a Championship show. However, when I replied, with my judging cv, the committee told me that they couldn't continue with my appointment, as the Kennel Club would not accept the nomination owing to the 'parochial' range of my judging, which had, with one exception, all been in Scotland. Notwithstanding that for example two of the shows had been over 200 miles apart, and from my home to the breed club show in England over 500 miles. Peter Thompson (Thoraldby) and Sybil Churchill came to my rescue and I found myself judging at LKA.
A few thoughts on Border Terriers. Size has always been a problem, right from the beginning of the breed, with there being far too many large dogs, outside the weight standard, and the numbers seem to be getting larger (forgive the pun). I blame the breeders for this. In one class at Paignton, there was only one dog, which I could span. Movement is another problem; the trend at the moment seems to be very narrow hindquarters, with the feet nearly touching. In 1991, I made a video of Crufts with the late R.A. Williams judging. Almost without exception all the dogs are in full coat. (A few years ago there was a pirated video made of this tape). In the book 'About the Border Terrier', Walter Gardner says 'It is difficult to judge Border coats today because so often the dogs are stripped, well nigh skinned'. Two personal gripes, Border should be walked on a loose lead, not strung up, and should stand naturally, I do particularly dislike those exhibitors who are continually fussing with their dogs, moving a foot a cm here, a cm there and the like.
I should like to thank the committee of the Paignton show for inviting me to judge. They were all very helpful, and also the vets at the show who kindly looked after my young puppy which I had, perforce, to bring with me, whilst I was judging.
Post Graduate - Dog /
Third Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
North Devon CA Open Show
8th Sep 2018
Judge: Mrs Marion Reeves (Baywillow)
Limit /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
A handsome grizzle dog. Super harsh coat, well constructed, straight front, well ribbed back & spannable. Liked his expression.
The Terrier Club of Devon & Cornwall Open Show
21st Oct 2018
Judge: Tina Morgan (Blewecourt)
Thankyou to the officers and committee for the invitation to judge at this show and to the exhibitors for a quality entry as well as accepting my decisions in a sporting manner. It was an enjoyable day and one where the classes are also sponsored by The Southern Border Terrier Club. We enjoyed a good atmosphere and ample sized ring and a steward who kept everything in order.
Limit /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Well turned out grizzle dog. Strong head and muzzle with large strong teeth. Well laid shoulders with straight front and good feet. Liked his size, length of rib, level topline and well set on tail. In good coat with a thick pelt and muscled hind quarters. Moved soundly.
Minehead DCS Open Show
11th Nov 2018
Judge: Mrs Jill Stevens (Cobstoneway)
I would like to thank the committee for inviting me to judge and for the warm welcome and hospitality on the day. Thank you also to my 2 efficient stewards, and most of all to the exhibitors for allowing me the privilege of going over their lovely dogs. All the dogs were entire, and I found no kinked tails or incorrect dentition.
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG1, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Workmanlike grizzle and tan dog in super fit condition and ready for a day’s work. He is well proportioned, with good angulation all round, a good length of upper arm and well muscled hindquarters. His front is narrow and straight, he has plenty of bone, and his feet are well padded. He is narrow throughout with lovely, well placed shoulders, is ribbed well back, strong in the loin, and has an excellent topline and tailset which he holds well on the move. His masculine head has strong jaws housing big teeth in a perfect scissor bite, and his expression is varmity. His pelt is thick, loose and pliable, with a harsh topcoat and good undercoat. He moved effortlessly, accurately and economically round the ring, covering the ground well. Pleased to award him BOB and delighted to see him win TG1.
Newton Abbot CS Open Show
26th Jan 2019
Judge: Mr Neil Straw (Shaolin)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
The Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall
17th Feb 2019
Judge: Mrs. Carolyn Richardson (Staynorwood)
Many thanks to Officers and Committee for their kind invitation to judge their Open Show and the exhibitors for the sporting way they accepted my decisions. I was very pleased with my winners on the day and also pleased to see my BOB going Best in Show, this was the icing on the cake from a very enjoyable weekend spent in Cornwall.
Open - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Heavier type of dog, deeper than No 1. good head and earset. Thick loose pelt, correct.double coat . Tail set on well. Moved ok.
Oakhampton & District Canine Society Open Show
23rd Feb 2019
Judge: Darren Pearson (Winoski)
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Torquay & DCS Open Show
2nd Mar 2019
Judge: Gary Mason (Glenhafod)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG4, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Devon County Show
17th May 2019
Judge: Mrs C E Sansom (Tarkaswell)
I would like to thank the officers and committee of the Devon County Show for the invitation to judge today. The exhibitors gave me a lovely entry and accepted my decisions in a sporting manner. My stewards Trudi Conibere and Caitlin Channon were very efficient, and did a great job managing to keep the paperwork dry when the weather turned against us.
Open /
Reserve
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Bath Championship Show
27th May 2019
Judge: Miss Felicity Freer (Felfree)
Many thanks to the Officers and Committee for my invitation to judge this superb breed. The weather was not on our side to start but it warmed up and made for a superb day. I have owned or shown this breed for over 20 years and found a real mixed bag today. I found the youngsters to be really pleasing which is promising for the breed. Many thanks to all the exhibitors for taking the time to show under me.
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Pleasing head and nice ear set and shape. Good outline. Thick tail. Correct pelt.
Three Counties Championship Show
6th Jun 2019
Judge: Mr D Mitchell (Paleside)
Open - Dog /
Reserve
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Yeovil & District Canine Society Premier Open Show
13th Jul 2019
Judge: Tracey Anscombe (Orangebox)
Thank you to the committee of this fantastic, friendly and well organised show for the appointment to judge originally the Border Terriers, but due to the group judge Colin Richardson falling fowl to a dodgy Chinese I was extremely honoured to be able to cover his breed classes with Darwin Martin completing the AV and Group. I wish Colin a speedy recovery. Thank you to the exhibitors for bringing their dogs.
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Another I have judged before as a younger dog and he has matured into a very upstanding masculine male. Strong headed of type. In a good coat with thick pelt. Moved well holding his shape with power from his well muscled rear. For me there is enough of him but a good honest Border. Felt he had just lost a bit of spark come the end for BOB.
Minehead & DCS Open Show
24th Jul 2019
Judge: Mr Laurie Hunt (Setthornes)
Open /
Third Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
North Devon Agricultural Show
7th Aug 2019
Judge: Margaret Hughes (Forgevale)
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Very little to choose between 1 and 2 in this class, but this boy just had the edge on movement. Really masculine dog having a lovely “Otter” head with good eye and ears creating the right expression. In excellent coat and condition. Moved really well with good footfall. BD, RBoB
Okehampton & DCS Open Show
22nd Sep 2019
Judge: Jennifer Bowden
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Dog with excellent head, eye, mouth and ears, straight forelegs. Good length of neck leading to correct length of back, ribs well back, racy hindquarters, easily spanned. Moved and handled well. This dog stood out for
The Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall Open Show
20th Oct 2019
Judge: Mr R Brewster (Breckgreen / Stowthorney)
I would like to thank the Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall for inviting me to judge at this well-run show. I would also like to thanks my 2 stewards for the sterling job they did. Also, the exhibitors for their lovely entry of border terriers. Thanks for entering under me.
Reserve Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Best Opposite Sex
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Grizzle and Tan dog shown in excellent condition. Typical otter head with good reach of neck. Well laid shoulders. Spanned with ease. Well-muscled. Good tail set and held his top line on the move. Moved with purpose and drive Pleased to award him Reserve Best of Breed
Exonian CS Open Show
30th Nov 2019
Judge: Mrs J Pinfold (Cyres)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG4, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
The Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall
16th Feb 2020
Judge: Rachel Larner (Hawcoat)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Best Dog
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
This was a lovely boy, just my type! He was in super coat and condition today. He had a good strong head and muzzle with nice big teeth and dark eye with ears set well. Super front, with the neck flowing nicely into the shoulders. Super topline and tailset which were held well on the move. Moved with drive around the ring. So pleased to award him BOB and to see him being shortlisted for Best in show.
Torquay & DCS Open Showq
29th Feb 2020
Judge: Francis Rundle (Sidewater)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
BOB. Good otter shaped head with dark eyes, ear placement good, neck flowing in to well placed shoulders, good body shape, moved and showed well.
Paignton Championship Show
7th Aug 2021
Judge: Mr B Aubrey
I only found 1 mouth fault and that was in the bitches, so i won't be mentioning teeth except some could have been cleaner and please watch movement there were some iffy ones here today.
Open - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Another lovely dog, but preferred the head on 1, good front, and bone, correct shoulders, jacket in good order, moved out well both ways
Exeter & County CS Open Show
18th Sep 2021
Judge: Ian Biddlestone
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG3, Moleschamber Finlaggan
Open /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
The Terrier Club of Devon and Cornwall
17th Oct 2021
Judge: Sarah Richardson
Open - Dog /
Second Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Paignton Championship Show
5th Aug 2023
Judge: Colin Powell (Bowtman)
Veteran - Dog /
First Place
Name at show: Moleschamber Finlaggan
Placing Critique
Eight and a half years young and still enjoying himself in the ring, typical in type, pleasing head and good expression, nock and shoulders good, body thickening with good quarters moved well.
