Brumberhill Bridget

Name:Brumberhill Bridget 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:20-09-2011 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr M Bryant & Mrs L Nelson  
Breeder:Mr S A Mcpherson 
CH Brumberhill Blue Tempest (D)
05-04-2009
Colour: Blue and Tan		Plushcourt Picasso (D)
13-12-1996
Colour: Blue and Tan		Plushcourt Nobleman (D)
05-11-1994		CH Plushcourt Blue Hero (D)
CH Lyrical of Lexing At Plushcourt (B)
Plushcourt Passion (B)
29-04-1993		CH Rainsbarrow Buzzard At Plushcourt (D)
Plushcourt Gasp (B)
CH Brumberhill Breeze (B)
08-09-2005
Colour: Grizzle and Tan		CH Rhozzum Dankworth (D)
27-11-2003		CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
Rhozzum Codetta (B)
CH Riseburn Reprint (B)
25-11-2000		Stineval Razzamadaz (D)
Brumberhill Blue Ink (B)
Brumberhill Bequest (B)
18-12-2007
Colour: Grizzle and Tan		CH Brumberhill Battle Cry (D)
04-10-2006
Colour: Grizzle and Tan		Mansergh Hoast A Roast At Risdene (D)
31-12-2004		Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
CH Mansergh Hampos Flaked Oats (B)
CH Brumberhill Belle De Jour (B)
27-09-2003		CH/Fr CH Plushcourt Renoir (D)
CH Riseburn Reprint (B)
CH Brumberhill Betwixt ShCM (B)
31-05-2002
Colour: Grizzle and Tan		CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
14-01-1999		CH Lings Gorse By Otterbobs (D)
Rhozzum Busy (B)
Brumberhill Be Solo (B)
01-06-1998		Wilholme Regal Reform (D)
Brumberhill Bemused (B)

Show Placings

Scottish Kennel Club
25th Aug 2012
Judge: Mr Frank Kane (Hirontower)
An interesting entry. I found some very good class winners. I was disturbed by the frequency of poor hindquarters, often a result of poor croups & tailsets & lack of angulation & second thigh resulting in lack of drive.
Puppy - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Brumberhill Bridget
City of Birmingham
1st Sep 2012
Judge: Mrs Marion Reeves (Baywillow)
Thank you for the lovely entry. The breed standard describes the body as ‘deep, narrow and fairly long’. Just how long may well be debatable as no proportions are suggested. However the standard surely infers that a Border should be longer than square. The standard also describes the border as ‘essentially a working terrier’. A working terrier needs sufficient length and flexibility to enable it to turn underground. It is difficult to imagine a square terrier achieving this easily. I think the above is not generally appreciated by all rounders.
Puppy - Bitch / Second Place
Name at show: Brumberhill Bridget
Placing Critique
Very pleasing in body shape, level topline, well ribbed back producing correct underline and well angulated fore and aft. Just failed in head qualities to 1.