Name:Stowthorney Cloudspotter 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:22-05-2022 
Colour:Blue and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr J P & Mrs K C Young  
Breeder:Mr R Brewster & Ms J Green 
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)
Byrewick Valentine (B)
18-08-2014
Colour: Blue and Tan
Stowthorney Swinging Sam ShCM (D)
11-12-2009
Colour: Grizzle
Bandicoot Double O Seven (D)
22-11-2007
CH Gameway Kiwi JW (D)
Jephanil Rosa Pomifera At Bandicoot (B)
Foxfinder Becky at Stowthorney (B)
29-06-2007
CH Otterwood Amex JW ShCM (D)
Kenmilquin Heather (B)
Honeythunder Honoria At Byrewick (B)
05-05-2011
Colour: Blue and Tan
CH Fr/Lux/Int CH Gameway Charles Dickens (D)
25-10-2006
CH/Am/Can CH Conundrum Co-Writer (D)
Gameway Spice (B)
Kohtao Penny (B)
01-06-2009
Dandyhow Royal Oak (D)
Greatryle Winterdrift (B)

Show Placings

East Anglia Border Terrier Club Championship Show
20th Apr 2024
Judge: Mrs Elizabeth Barrett (Howthwaite)
Thank you to the committee of the East Anglia Border Terrier Club for the honour of inviting me to judge your Championship show and for your great hospitality on the day. It was hit-and-miss as to whether or not I would be judging inside or out, and I’m pleased that the committee took the decision to hold it outdoors. It is far nicer for the dogs to be outside, even with the biting wind, and we are not to forget that they are designed to be outside in that type of weather, which reiterates the importance of a good coat. I hope everyone at ringside managed to keep the chill away, myself having Cumbrian bloodlines, found it rather pleasant. Thank you to my stewards Tracey, Dave and Mike who worked tirelessly to keep the ring moving. My biggest thanks are to the exhibitors who gave me an excellent entry and took all my decisions in a sporting manner. I know it is always said there are too many good dogs for the number of cards and that was especially true of the limit and open classes. I was spoiled for choice in a number of classes and had to split hairs on a number of occasions. Dog’s are never static and can have good days and bad days just the same as us, and condition and coats can change dramatically. Some dogs were out of top coat or had no harshness to their coat on the day which cost them on this occasion. Repeating myself from my last judging appointment, I made mention that true movement isn’t necessarily conducive to good movement if no ground is covered at the same time, ideally of course we want both but I would rather see a dog with a good outline in profile than one very accurate that’s going nowhere. Good construction should be a given, I know not much mention is made to that in our breed standard, but to constitute soundness to follow a horse, the construction must be balanced and correct with no exaggeration. Thankfully, there were not many exaggerations on the day. One or two were big ribbed and not quite spannable, and surprisingly they were not necessarily the ones that looked up to size. Overall, I was very pleased with the quality of the dogs presented.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Stowthorney Cloudspotter