Name:Rhozzum Joker 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:25-01-2022 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mrs M Sharp  
Breeder:Mrs M Sharp 
Cymro Jack of Rhozzum (D)
23-05-2015
Colour: Red Grizzle
Rhozzum Flint (D)
10-02-2005
Colour: Red Grizzle
Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
13-10-1997
CH Mansergh Master Chef at Risdene (D)
Lyddington Lizzie Hooker (B)
Rhozzum Esmee (B)
23-05-2003
Hellchuck Crackerjack of Rhozzum (D)
Rhozzum Delia (B)
Pearly's Darling Girl (B)
25-04-2010
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Rhozzum Dankworth (D)
27-11-2003
CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
Rhozzum Codetta (B)
Ruby's Darling Duchess (B)
08-06-2004
Hellchuck Crackerjack of Rhozzum (D)
February Frolick (B)
Rhozzum Tuneful (B)
12-09-2019
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Rhozzum Worrick (D)
13-01-2018
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Wintergarden Fly's Finale to Manorcroft (D)
20-03-2016
Plushcourt The Bizzness Bee (D)
Wintergarden Kir Royal (B)
Rhozzum Vanity Fair (B)
02-05-2011
CH Brumberhill Benchmarked JW ShCM (D)
Rhozzum Unis (B)
Rhozzum Tangle (B)
31-05-2015
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Rhozzum Flint (D)
10-02-2005
Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
Rhozzum Esmee (B)
Rhozzum Twine (B)
14-12-2012
Radnorvalley Goshawk of Rhozzum (D)
Rhozzum User Friendly (B)

Show Placings

The Midland Border Terrier Club Championship Show
7th Aug 2022
Judge: Miss Rebecca Barber (Alcumlow)
Thank you very much to the committee of the Midland Border Terrier Club for inviting me to judge this show, it is a club that is very dear to me having been a member for over 30 years and I very much enjoyed my day. Thank you to my three stewards Laura, La and Richard for doing an amazing job of looking after me and keeping me well fuelled! Thank you also to all of the exhibitors who made the decision to enter their beautiful dogs under me, I know that we have to be selective in this current climate and I was absolutely delighted with such a fabulous entry. I felt overall that the dogs were of excellent quality and the majority were turned out beautifully. Heads are good in the main, we are getting away from that bulbus rounded skull and teddy bear expression and going back to a more traditional look. I would say the things that need addressing the most are front angulation, there are still quite a few dogs lacking in upper arm and also poor rear angulation appears to be creeping in a little. However, I found some beautiful dogs and I was very pleased with my main winners, some classes were extremely competitive and some good dogs had to go cardless. I thank you all for persevering in the heat, it was a tough day for me judging in such intense heat, so I am sure it was difficult for the exhibits too. I hope my winners appreciated our crochet efforts with the personalised rosettes, which mum and I took a lot of pleasure in making.
Minor Puppy - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
Placing Critique
Another very nice puppy, 6 month old grizzle, ottery head with flat skull and strong jaw. Excellent front assembly with well laid shoulder, narrow body, well ribbed back, level topline and correct tailset. He really came into his own on the move, covering the ground with ease. Really liked this boy, pushed 1 hard, just out of coat today.
Welsh Kennel Club
21st Aug 2022
Judge: Mr T Johnston
Minor Puppy - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
South Wales Kennel Association
6th Oct 2022
Judge: Mr Stewart Golding (Beaconpike)
Thank you to the committee for inviting me to judge, this was my first time awarding CC’s. Thank you to my stewards for keeping the ring running smoothly. A big thank you must go to the exhibitors for a good entry especially on a Thursday in the middle of Wales in the current climate we live in. I only have a couple of concerns. Movement is paramount in our breed and these dogs should be able to cover ground easily I found due to poor shoulder angulation a few had restrained front movement. I did forgive coat in class placings where evidence of a new coat was present, however I did find a lot of single coated dogs possibly down to over grooming, my main winners all had correct double coat of depth. I had a very enjoyable day, thank you to everyone for accepting my decisions gracefully.
Minor Puppy - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
Placing Critique
Another nice puppy, with lovely otter head with broad skull, good front with good length of body and narrow throughout. Out of coat today and lacked a little confidence on the move.
National Terrier Club
1st Apr 2023
Judge: Miss Sarah Dandy (Dandale)
There was a good depth of quality overall across both sexes which proved for good competition and some very close decisions especially in the larger classes. Thank you to all those who accepted my decisions so sportingly. Temperaments were excellent especially the youngsters with the added challenge of the tannoy right overhead. There were some very promising youngsters which is always pleasing and positive to see, and I was delighted with my winning line up in both sexes, with top honours closely contested. I was disappointed that some exhibits who looked so good standing fell apart on the move, there were quite a few upright shoulders and I felt that efficient ground covering movement so essential for the breeds ability to follow a horse was somewhat lacking. It is encouraging to see quite a few younger handlers taking an interest in our breed today, so positive for the future. Thank you to both my excellent stewards who most competently kept the ring moving all day.
Novice - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
West of England Ladies Kennel Society
27th Apr 2023
Judge: Mr Mark Walshaw (Janmark)
Many thanks to the officers and committee for the invitation to judge at WELKS, it was quite a few years ago now, as I was due to judge them at the beginning of lockdown. Due to the heavy rain that had fallen over the preceding days, all judging was inside. It was slightly draughty, but we were allocated a double ring, so plenty of space, to see the exhibits stride out. I must thank the two stewards Lynn Jones and Celia Vines who kept the ring flowing beautifully and the exhibitors for making prompt appearances, we did well for time, starting approx. 0930 and finishing around 14:45. I thank all exhibitors for a wonderful entry (123 dogs making 172 entries} for a Thursday in Malvern and appreciate their time and expense for entering under me. There was plenty of quality to choose from and I was happy with my final decisions. Dentition was very good and a pleasure to judge dogs with clean teeth. I did find muscle tone to be poor/average in a lot of the exhibits, which must be one of the key areas for any working terrier. Jackets were mixed as was movement.
Novice - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
The Southern Border Terrier Club Open Show
3rd Mar 2024
Judge: Miss Nicola Foster (Thozow)
It was a great honour to be invited to Judge a Border Terrier Club Open show so I would like to thank the Southern Club for this opportunity. It was a day I had been looking forward too, so I would also like to thank the exhibitors for their entries, allowing me to access their dogs and for accepting my decisions. I was most grateful to my stewards Sian McKay & Marina Fleming who kept the ring running efficiently, and also live streamed the challenges and BIS.
Post Graduate - Dog / Second Place
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
Placing Critique
His head is of good proportions although his ears are little low set. Neat tight feet with a straight front and enough width of forechest. Good length of neck and carries a level topline with good tail set. Thick pelt and his coat is in good condition. Moved well.
Evesham & DCS Open Show
14th Jul 2024
Judge: Mrs Vanessa Cox (Pettipaws)
Open - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
The Midland Border Terrier Club 40th Anniversary Championship Show
4th Aug 2024
Judge: Mrs Jill Stevens (Cobstoneway)
I would like to thank the officers and committee of the club for inviting me to judge this 40th Anniversary show, and for the hospitality on the day. Thank you also to the hardworking stewards, it was a long and very busy day. Most of all, thank you to the exhibitors for giving me such a fabulous entry. I appreciated each and every exhibit, and had the privilege of going over so many quality dogs that difficult decisions had to be made and many lovely dogs went cardless. Foremost, I see the Border Terrier as ‘essentially a working terrier’ and was therefore looking for construction that would render this possible. A few exhibits were too big, too wide or too deep in brisket which might prevent them from going to ground, or even cause them to get stuck. A few had very thin skin – skin must be thick. Most bites were good, just a few with teeth out of line or missing. Coats come and go, so were understandably at different stages. However, on a working terrier a good hard coat does complete the picture. Good movement and a strong, even, economical gait comes from soundness of construction and the muscle tone of a well exercised dog. Therefore I looked for good layback of shoulder and the correct length and angle of upper arm to give a good reach in front, a strong loin, good bend of stifle and well angulated, well muscled hindquarters to give matching drive from the rear.
Post Graduate - Dog / Third Place
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker
Welsh Kennel Club Championship Show
16th Aug 2024
Judge: Mr Stuart Plane
Post Graduate - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Rhozzum Joker