Name:Mansergh Last Hurrah 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:30-08-2023 
Colour:Blue and Tan 
Owner(s): Mrs V Woolrich  
Breeder:Miss A Roslin Williams 
Kersfell Cool River (D)
19-05-2014
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Kersfell Comet JW (D)
28-08-2003
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH/Am CH Tythrop Transatlantic (D)
01-10-1999
Plushcourt Interceptor At Amberside (D)
CH Tythrop Gold Quill (B)
Kersfell Venus (B)
28-09-2000
Mansergh Flakey Dove of Kersfell (D)
Hanleycastle Dusty (B)
Kersfell Could It Be Magic (B)
24-06-2011
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Chesterton Top Hat And Tails By Kersfell JW (D)
29-08-2009
CH Kersfell One For the Master JW (D)
Chesterton Fancy Free (B)
Kersfell Katarina (B)
29-06-2006
Mansergh Flakey Dove of Kersfell (D)
Kersfell Cressida (B)
CH Mansergh Paint The Dream (B)
13-03-2020
Colour: Blue and Tan
Mansergh Burne Jones (D)
13-12-2011
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Port CH Plushcourt Rossetti (D)
06-06-2003
Plushcourt Picasso (D)
Plushcourt Smart Reply (B)
Mansergh the Canny Granny (B)
18-02-2008
Mansergh Ditto (D)
Mansergh Daisytoats (B)
Mansergh Elevenplus (B)
29-12-2017
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Bandicoot Double O Seven (D)
22-11-2007
CH Gameway Kiwi JW (D)
Jephanil Rosa Pomifera At Bandicoot (B)
CH Mansergh Plusfours (B)
12-08-2012
Tufterslodge Walnut At Orangebox ShCM (D)
Mansergh Speckles JW (B)

Show Placings

Whitehaven & District Canine Association Open Show
17th Mar 2024
Judge: Mrs Sue Spafford (Dassett)
Firstly, I would like to thank the organisers of the show for the warm welcome and hospitality. Also, The Border Terrier Club for supporting the entry. On the day I was presented with some nice exhibits, I also found one bad mouth and not the best of movements on some. I found my winners based on size, type and movement.
Puppy - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Placing Critique
6-month-old taller puppy, nice eye and expression. Ok in skull, hopefully muzzle will get stronger with maturity. Good top line and spannable. Movement needs to tighten up.
The Border Terrier Club Championship Show
30th Mar 2024
Judge: Mrs Lynda Ward (Roundtown)
It was an honour to be invited to judge this, our parent club’s show. My thanks to the committee who ran such a lovely event with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. My judge’s gift is much appreciated and will be a treasured momento of the day. My superstar stewards, Janice Johnson and Liz Barrett, worked hard and unobtrusively whilst keeping the classes moving smoothly over a long day – well done ladies. Many thanks of course to the exhibitors who made the journey on a major bank holiday weekend giving a large and quality entry of 190 dogs making 229 entries plus 10 NFC. I had some lovely sound and typical Borders to go over and, had I had them, I would have had no qualms in awarding 4 dog tickets and 5 bitch tickets. Unfortunately there are always downsides in a big entry and today size was an issue with some overly large exhibits who were not spannable and very heavily built. There were a number of youngsters which were obviously unused to having their mouths examined and more practice in a calm atmosphere would help to make them comfortable and avoid stress for them and their handlers. Ears need watching as some were quite large and spoiled the head. Sadly, as in the past I must complain about long tails. Tails are an integral aspect of the overall picture of a typical Border outline and long is simply wrong. Our breed standard is spartan compared to many others but for tails the description is clear and begins with, “Moderately short; fairly thick at base, then tapering.” Hopefully the issue will be addressed before the untypical becomes the norm. On a positive note … Feet were overall small and thickly padded although some would benefit from trimming and shorter nails. There was a good number of lovely otter-like heads of correct proportions with well placed dark eyes and a keen expression. As is usual these days coat presentation was generally good and today there were plenty of dense coats of correct texture and thick skins. Do I think the quality shown in this entry bodes well for the breed? Yes.
Minor Puppy - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
National Terrier Club
6th Apr 2024
Judge: Miss Elspeth Jackson (Clipstone)
Thanks to the National Terrier Club for their invitation to judge at this prestigious show and to the exhibitors who did me the honour of judging their dogs. I was lucky to have two efficient stewards who kept things running smoothly, thank you Laura and Dave. The entry showed a good depth of quality. In many classes the places were hotly contested with decisions needing to be made on the narrowest of margins. I was very pleased to find that there were some good coats on thick pelts and the nice thick short tails which set off a good border so well.
Minor Puppy - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Blackpool & District Canine Society
23rd Jun 2024
Judge: Mrs Beverley Barber (Alcumlow)
Thank you to all of you who entered your dogs for me to judge. I really enjoyed my day and having the privilege of judging your dogs. The weather was kind and our ring was good. I had excellent stewards and I thank them for their hard work.
Puppy - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Class Critique
All five puppies had good attributes and will change places many times through their showing careers.
Lancaster & District Canine Society Open Show
11th Aug 2024
Judge: Mrs Johnson
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Morecambe and Heysham Canine Association Open Show
11th Aug 2024
Judge: Paul Brandwood (Woodbrands)
Puppy / Third Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Junior / Third Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Bolton and Deane K A Open Show
18th Aug 2024
Judge: David Howarth (Moorbrook)
Puppy / Third Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Junior / Second Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah
Hyde and DCS Open Show
3rd Nov 2024
Judge: Mr John Finney (Sanguliano)
Best Of Breed
Name at show: TG1, Mansergh Last Hurrah
Junior / First Place
Name at show: Mansergh Last Hurrah