Radnorvalley Glamour Girl of Foxhaigh

Name:Radnorvalley Glamour Girl of Foxhaigh 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:21-10-2007 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Miss T Collier  
Breeder: 
CH Rhozzum Dankworth (D)
27-11-2003
Colour: Red Grizzle		CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
14-01-1999
Colour: Red Grizzle		CH Lings Gorse By Otterbobs (D)
31-05-1996		CH Blue Print At Brumberhill (D)
Muston Gorse (B)
Rhozzum Busy (B)
14-03-1994		Rhozzum Recruit (D)
Rhozzum Aster (B)
Rhozzum Codetta (B)
08-02-1997
Colour: Red Grizzle		CH Hobhill Kinda Smart (D)
11-08-1995		B/L/NL/INT CH Ribbleside Rogue (D)
Hobhill Touch of Magic (B)
Rhozzum Busy (B)
14-03-1994		Rhozzum Recruit (D)
Rhozzum Aster (B)
Radnorvalley Exceptional (B)
24-11-2004
Colour: Grizzle and Tan		Wacky Walter (D)
13-11-2002
Colour: Blue and Red Grizzle		Gavenny Thor (D)
06-03-1998		Bridcot Bush Ranger of Coedafon (D)
Risca Bright Light of Gavenny (B)
Mighty Meg (B)
20-02-2000		Barn Owl of Eureka (D)
Pretty Red Bracken (B)
Rising Rosie (B)
01-06-2003
Colour: Brindle		CH Mansergh Master Chef at Risdene (D)
24-11-1995		CH Blue Print At Brumberhill (D)
Mansergh Peacock Pie (B)
Rhozzum Regan (B)
04-03-1998		Riverwood Edw (D)
Rhozzum Ria (B)

Show Placings

Yorks, Lancs, & Cheshire Border Terrier Club Open Show
24th Jan 2009
Judge: Mr Kevin Green
Junior - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Radnorvalley Glamour Girl
Special Beginners - Dog or Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Radnorvalley Glamour Girl
Blackpool & District CS
26th Jun 2009
Judge: Miss Sarah Dandy (Dandale)
Graduate - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Radnorvalley Glamour Girl of Foxhaigh
Placing Critique
Pleasing in outline with clean narrow lines, good forehand with level topline and a good tailset. Correct underline well ribbed back, with good length and strong loin. Soundly constructed hindquarter with bend of stifle, second thigh and well let down hocks used to advantage on the move in profile.
Manchester Dog Show Society
20th Jan 2011
Judge: Professor S P Dean (Tyrian)
A curate's egg day with some great border terriers and some disappointments too. My winners were typical and not only had the heads to win but moved soundly and had the coat and pelt so desirable in the breed. On the downside, although bites were generally good, there are too many with pathetically weak teeth and several with shoulders set too far forward so they looked narrow but had no fore-chest at all. A terrier needs fore-feet under its chest. I was looking for borders that were soundly made and could therefore cover ground and I found them but there are some with short choppy actions. However I do not intend to be too pessimistic for the breed put on a good show today and there were some really promising youngsters in the puppy classes. Thank you to those who exhibited dogs with the typical thick harsh coat and pelt, these were all much appreciated.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Radnorvalley Glamour Girl of Foxhaigh