Name:Clipstone Terra 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:28-09-2007 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Ms V Griffiths & Miss P Scott  
Breeder: 
CH Rossula Magic Borderer Clipstone (D)
22-02-2001
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Holcombe Jack Daniels (D)
28-11-1994
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Raeburnfoot Royal Mail (D)
13-02-1990
CH Valmyre Magician of Dandyhow (D)
Raeburnfoot Dusky (B)
Islay Mist of Holcombe (B)
27-02-1992
Int/NL/Est/Den/Fin CH Double Scotch (D)
Nighneag Shona (B)
Dandyhow Magic Eye At Rossula (B)
05-03-1996
Colour: Blue and Tan
CH Valmyre Magician of Dandyhow (D)
09-03-1988
CH Dandyhow April Fool (D)
CH Gem of Valmyre (B)
Dandyhow Magic Solo (B)
24-03-1993
CH Dandyhow Claudius (D)
Incheril Sheer Magic of Dandyhow (B)
Clipstone Gold Digger (B)
29-09-2004
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Clipstone Hercule (D)
20-09-2001
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Pinetop Pickpocket Clipstone (D)
01-06-1993
CH Valmyre Magician of Dandyhow (D)
Clipstone Carrie On (B)
Carroty Nell Clipstone (B)
12-06-1998
CH Durham Red Clipstone (D)
Clipstone Meadow Brown (B)
CH Clipstone Red Cent (B)
14-03-2008
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Clipstone Tannersworth (D)
17-06-1995
Pinetop Pickpocket Clipstone (D)
Clipstone Gilded Fairing (B)
CH Starcyl Penny Red Clipstone (B)
05-12-1993
CH Durham Red Clipstone (D)
Starcyl Donna (B)

Show Placings

Ladies Kennel Association
12th Dec 2009
Judge: Mrs Jayne Alpe
Thank you to the LKA committee for this appointment, my first time giving CC’s, my thanks to my stewards who kept the judging flowing smoothly. I thoroughly enjoyed my appointment and overall was pleased with the quality of my entry. My final line ups were all good examples of the breed, both in type, conformation and also in movement, which is what I was looking for. In some classes I was delighted at the quality forward, in particular limit and open bitch, which meant some very good bitch’s were unplaced. Overall I found movement better than I have seen it in the past, although there is still a lack of drive from a number of dogs. Not sure that they could do a full days work as they were meant to, without tiring. Front movement still needs looking to as well. I was disappointed to find one or two with misplaced teeth and some with untypical expressions and light eyes. My principal winners were exactly what I was looking for in the breed, as I do feel that what we are lacking in the breed at the moment is real stallions of dogs and femininity in the bitch’s. I was delighted to learn after judging that my best puppies were litter brother and sister.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Clipstone Terra
Paignton & District Fanciers’ Association Championship Show
1st Aug 2015
Judge: Miss Diane Swales (Grabbist)
My thanks to the Secretary and Committee for inviting me to judge at this most enjoyable show and to my two extremely efficient stewards, Felicity Snook and Lady Elain Macdonald, who kept the ring flowing smoothly. I am grateful to the exhibitors for a good entry including some very nice Borders and some promising youngsters. Overall mouths were good with strong, clean teeth and correct bites except for one overshot. Skins were an improvement on my last judging appointment, the majority being thick and loose but I do not like the tendency to strip coats out leaving little evidence of a harsh, dense coat. Remembering that a Border is 'essentially a working Terrier' it concerns me that there are a number being shown that really do not measure up to that description both in jacket and the lack of drive and ability to cover the ground when moving. These comments do not apply to my winners and I was so pleased to find many that really measure up to most points in the standard.
Veteran - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Clipstone Terra