Name:Rockslade Rock'n'Roll 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:25-03-2025 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mrs L & Mr K Holmes & Miss G Lowe  
Breeder:Miss G Lowe & Mr T Miles 
Ravenside Rasputin (D)
27-07-2023
Colour: Red
CH Baillieswells Glengyle At Glebeheath JW (D)
10-07-2016
Colour: Grizzle
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
06-06-2009
Plushcourt Picasso (D)
Brumberhill Bequeath (B)
Baillieswells Stronachie (B)
29-01-2013
CH Dandyhow Jumping Jack at Glebeheath JW (D)
An Cnoc of Baillieswells (B)
Ravenside Caught By The Wind (B)
23-01-2019
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Ravenside Ballymoss (D)
02-10-2008
CH Ravenside Mystiko (D)
Ravenside Reams of Verse (B)
Ravenside Masena (B)
05-01-2017
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
Ravenside Rhyme Or Reason (B)
CH Rockslade Russian Roulette JW ShCEx (B)
14-02-2021
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Ravenside Ballymoss (D)
02-10-2008
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Ravenside Mystiko (D)
26-02-2002
CH Holmston Freelancer (D)
Ravenside Bella Paola (B)
Ravenside Reams of Verse (B)
11-12-2006
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
Holmston Good Charlotte at Ravenside (B)
Glebeheath Beau Belle at Rockslade (B)
16-09-2016
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
06-06-2009
Plushcourt Picasso (D)
Brumberhill Bequeath (B)
CH Glebeheath Tea N'tiffers (B)
04-11-2013
CH Ottaswell Palamedes (D)
CH Achnagairn Code Name Glebeheath JW ShCM (B)

Show Placings

Belfast DSS Championship Show
27th Sep 2025
Judge: Mr David Shields (Wilholme)
Puppy - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Rockslade Rock'n'Roll
Placing Critique
A real baby of just 6 months. Very out going and was not phased at all about his surroundings. His head is still developing but he has a good eye and expression with a typical outlook. Has good legs and feet, shapely body, a good pelt along with well developed quarters for his age. A little unsteady on the move today.
South Wales Kennel Association
9th Oct 2025
Judge: Mrs Trak Fryer (Irton)
Thanks to the exhibitors for giving me such a good entry, mid-week and in the depths of Wales! A lot of absentees in the dogs but some outstanding bitch classes which were a fascinating puzzle to sort out. There were some very nice dogs of good type but overall I think we are in danger of losing some of the essence of the breed. They are essentially working terriers which to me implies a certain outlook on the world. I try not to penalise exhibits for over fussy handling but I prefer to see a dog that can stand and show on its’ own, that is presented in fit condition and a reasonably tidy coat, and that covers the ground without fuss and flap. We were given an excellent ring, movement in general was better than I had expected. Heads were in general OK but many lacking strength over the jaw. I found virtually all dogs spannable though some were a bit heavy over the rib, pelts were also generally good. The standard talks about eyes, ears, feet & tails, these are all important for different reasons but are often ignored. Very good feet were a rarity as were good tails, many being rather long and some a bit too gay. Having moaned about all these bits I would say that there were some excellent exhibits that were a joy to go over and which bode well for the future of the breed.
Minor Puppy - Dog / First Place
Name at show: Rockslade Rock'n'Roll
Placing Critique
Just 6 months, nice head, lovely feet, good for bone, nice shoulder, loose coat moving well but rather gay tail.