Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster

Name:Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:22-07-2021 
Colour:Grizzle 
Owner(s): Mrs S Gill  
Breeder:Mr P & Mrs K Lothian 
CH Brumberhill Backatcha (D)
16-07-2018
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Tythrop Timepiece (D)
06-04-2013
Colour: Blue and Tan
Wintergarden Fly High By Plushcourt (D)
02-07-2011
Plushcourt Priceless (D)
Wintergarden Kir Royal (B)
Tythrop Time Flies (B)
12-06-2011
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
Bromscars Wasted Time By Tythrop (B)
Brumberhill Bang Tidy (B)
30-12-2013
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Nor / Du CH/CH Toftahill Game On (D)
07-09-2009
Am/DK/Seu CH Otterwise Opie (D)
Seu CH Sub Terram Red Light (B)
Brumberhill Beguiling (B)
13-01-2011
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
CH Brumberhill Breeze (B)
Glenbucket Sandys Glinty at Lairehope (B)
07-05-2016
Colour: Grizzle
Lairehope Viking Spark (D)
12-06-2011
Colour: Dark Grizzle and Tan
CH Irton Up Helly Aa (D)
10-12-2006
CH Irton Blaeberry (D)
Irton Fiddles On Fire (B)
Lairehope Diamant Chienne (B)
12-08-2006
Design By Jordi (D)
Lairehope La Bandita (B)
Glenbucket Oo'r Mags (B)
28-02-2012
Colour: Dark Grizzle
Minx's Diamond (D)
16-06-2007
Design By Jordi (D)
Madam Minx (B)
Glenbucket Scots Bawbee (B)
26-03-2007
Lairehope Ground Control (D)
Todlaws Rhythm In Blue (B)

Show Placings

The Yorkshire, Lancashire & Cheshire Border Terrier Club Open Show
29th Jan 2022
Judge: Miss K. Hamilton (Cromlechs)
Firstly I would like to thank the officers and committee of The Yorkshire, Lancashire & Cheshire Border Terrier Club for inviting me to judge and showing a warming hospitality. Thanks also goes to my two stewards who made sure my day ran perfectly. A well ran show with a fabulous atmosphere and venue. Many thanks goes to all the exhibitors for allowing me to go over their dogs and making my day one to remember and thoroughly enjoyable. Bitches outweighed the dogs but I was happy with the overall quality on the day. I would say exhibits were presented well although some could benefit with some general canine care like nail clipping. The last few years haven’t been kind to the show world so let’s not forget that sportsmanship is vital in making the show and atmosphere what it is.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning
Billingham & Synthonia CS Open Show
27th Feb 2022
Judge: Becky Johnson (Downstream)
Puppy / Second Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
North & South Shields CS Open Show
5th Mar 2022
Judge: Mrs. V. Mann (Valger)
Junior - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Sunderland & DCS Premier Open Show
15th May 2022
Judge: Mr R Wright (Borderexpress)
A big thank you to the committee/officers of the Sunderland & District Canine Society for asking me to judge the Border Terriers at today’s Premier Open Show. A lovely entry of 25 dogs so a big thank you to the exhibitors for supporting my entry today and presenting some really nice dogs. Also a big thank you to my steward for the day, Mr Tom hall who kept not only my classes but all of the terrier ring for the day finishing off with the group. Borders were first in the ring today so I had the chance to see all of the terrier classes develop during the morning and then pleased to see my Best Of Breed go Terrier Group 2 – well done. A lovely friendly show well supported and being an outside event weather held and the sun shone for most of it. Thank you all again for a lovely day and your support -
Puppy / Third Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Scottish Kennel Club Championship Show
21st May 2022
Judge: Mrs G Vaughan (Holteal)
I would like to thank Scottish Border Terrier Kennel Club and committee for my invite to judge and award my 1st CC appointment,their hospitality and welcome was appreciated greatly for such a long trip from my home county of norfolk i thoroughly enjoyed my day judging and thanks to my 2 great stewards who kept my ring running smoothly. To have an entry of 87 dogs I believe the 6th highest of the whole show with only 19 being absent on the day which is to be expected was a great honor for myself. Coats as always were in many different stages,not always easy to target for every show entered,I found no major faults in any of my exhibits thankfully but some dogs lacking good thick pelts and a few longer and not so desirable longer tails. There were some closer choices between some dogs in the stronger classes.
Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Scottish Border Terrier Club Open Show
5th Jun 2022
Judge: Mrs Norma Ellis (Normbar)
I’d like the thank the Committee and the Exhibitors for making this a most pleasurable show to Judge. Good sportsmanship prevailed and some good dogs to go over. Thankyou to the Ladies in the kitchen who looked after me making sure we were supplied with excellent food and plenty of it …
Puppy - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Placing Critique
Good head, strong neck, in full coat of good texture, thick pelt, moved out well.
Border Union Championship Show
19th Jun 2022
Judge: Mrs Jayne Alpe (Pipruda)
First of all I would like to thank the committee for the appointment, the exhibitors for their entry and my stewards for keeping my ring controlled which enabled me to finish judging well in time for the groups. Judy you can steward for me anytime thank you. I was thrilled that my BOB not only won the Terrier Group but went on to Best in Show, my BPIB was placed in the Puppy Group as was my BV in the Veteran Group. Due to COVID this is my first appointment since 2017 and I am pleased to say that I can see a vast improvement in movement since then but overall the quality in bitches was far superior to the dogs, I have large hands and spannability was in the minority in most dog classes. In the standard it says Essentially a Working Terrier, many would be unable to get down a hole let alone get out again!
Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
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.
Junior - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Placing Critique
Grizzle bitch showing a pleasing side profile. Typical, well proportioned head with a keen eye, shallow stop, short foreface and good dentition. Pleasing reach of neck flowing into a narrow, deep rib and level topline. Her length of back lent balance to the whole. Good bend of stifle. She moved soundly. Showed depth of pelt and undercoat but her jacket was soft and sparse today. Spanned easily.
Sedgefield & District Agricultural & Horticultural Society Open Show
13th Aug 2022
Judge: Mr Peter Armstrong (Atron)
My sincere thanks go to the exhibitors for firstly entering their dogs under me and then for showing them in such adverse weather conditions. Not only had they the extreme heat to contend with but also the small steeply inclined ring still full of sheep droppings as well. Proper Border country !.
Junior / Second Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Placing Critique
13 month old Grizzle bitch. Owns a typical head of good proportions with good eye shape and colour, short muzzle. Decent reach of neck set into laid back shoulders, deep rib and level topline. Easily spanned. Adequate angulation both front and rear. Not in her best coat today, her jacket feeling soft to the touch. Movement not as positive and as accurate as the winner of the class.
Wolsingham & Wear Valley Agricultural Society Open Show
4th Sep 2022
Judge: Tracey Anscombe (Orangebox)
Thank you to the committee for the invitation to judge at your show and providing the steward, Lesley. She was brilliant keeping the ring and me in order! The classes were supported by the Northern Border Terrier Club which I know is greatly appreciated and lovely rosettes provided. I believe that not only did we have the biggest terrier entry but the biggest breed entry in the show. Thank you to everyone who entered, I thoroughly enjoyed my day. The weather held and no umbrellas required resulting in a pleasant ringside atmosphere and lovely exhibits to judge giving me a lot to think about.
Junior / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Scottish Kennel Club (October Show)
1st Oct 2022
Judge: Mr G Richardson
I would like to thank the Scottish Kennel Club for offering me the chance to award C.Cs for the first time, thanks to their hospitality i had a very enjoyable experience . Thank you to the exhibitors for accepting my decisions in a sporting manner . Also thank you to my very efficient Steward on the day Judy Carr , with her experience she kept the day flowing excellently. Overall I was very pleased with the dogs placed on the day, generally there was a better quality bitch entry compared to dogs. Movement and wide fronts was an issue with some exhibits but generally ok. I was happy to see my B.P, take Puppy Group 2 and B.S.B.I.B. take S.B. Group 1 .
Junior - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
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.
Junior - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Maiden - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Placing Critique
Shown in good condition, correct scissor bite. Good angulation front and rear and narrow throughout. Moved ok
Novice - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Border Terrier Club Open Show
15th Oct 2022
Judge: Ms Julie Green (Breckgreen/Stowthorney)
I would like to thank the officers and committee for asking me to judge The Border Terrier Club Open Show at Low Hesket and big thank you for my lovely judge’s gifts. I would also like to thank my two stewards for the day, Judy Carr and Marina Flemming for doing a sterling job and keeping the ring running smoothly through the day. Thanks must go to the exhibitors for their fantastic entry and for excepting my decisions on the day. I had a lovely entry of borders who on whole were of good quality.
Junior - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Scottish Border Terrier Club Championship Show
12th Nov 2022
Judge: Mr Eddie Houston (Earthwise)
I won my first Crufts qualifier at this show 25 years ago and it has always been one of my favourites. It was an honour to be invited to judge and my thanks go to the Scottish Club for their hospitality. Thanks also to my very capable stewards Bill Shorthose and Judy Carr.My sincere thanks to all those who entered and allowed me the privilege of going over their dogs. Today I found there to be a much greater depth of quality among the bitches with there being many promising puppies and some very nice animals in the upper classes,particularly limit and open. This depth of quality was not apparent in a number of the dog classes although I was pleased with my main winners. As would be expected there was some diversity in size and type.A number of exhibits of both sexes were up to size- I have big hands so if I find them difficult to span they are probably too big. I found all males to be entire, no serious mouth faults and one kinked tail.Of most concern was the number of dogs with very poor front movement and the number with atypical heads; some too long in muzzle and a few where the muzzle was too short, the latter giving a rather cat like look. Coats and pelts were generally good and a few dogs would benefit from more exercise to improve their muscletone.A fairly minor fault, but one which detracts from the overall outline, were the dogs which carried their tails curled over their backs i.e “gay tailed” as opposed to carrying their tails gaily. Some of these faults are aesthetic but others such as size and soundness are not and we should be mindful that our breed is “essentially a working terrier.”
Junior - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
The Border Terrier Club Open Show
25th Feb 2023
Judge: Mrs Julie Fletcher North (Northborders)
Firstly I would like to thank the Committee for my invite to judge my first Club show , also my 2 able stewards Judy and Kathy for keeping me and the ring in order , mostly I thank the exhibitors for their wonderful entry and allowing me to go over their beautiful dogs , I thoroughly enjoyed myself, I was really pleased with both my line ups , I loved all my main winners and look forward to following their futures
Special Beginners - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster
Post Graduate - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Lairehope New Beginning For Tyneaster