Name:Brockwork Arch Legend 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:03-12-2024 
Colour:Red Grizzle 
Owner(s): Mrs A & Mr J Nicholas  
Breeder:Mr D H Edwards 
Cheeky Boy CHarlie (D)
09-05-2019
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Mansergh Elevenses At Rhozzum (D)
29-12-2017
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Bandicoot Double O Seven (D)
22-11-2007
CH Gameway Kiwi JW (D)
Jephanil Rosa Pomifera At Bandicoot (B)
CH Mansergh Plusfours (B)
12-08-2012
Tufterslodge Walnut At Orangebox ShCM (D)
Mansergh Speckles JW (B)
Blue Gypsy Rose (B)
31-08-2012
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Radnorvalley Goshawk of Rhozzum (D)
21-10-2007
CH Rhozzum Dankworth (D)
Radnorvalley Exceptional (B)
Pearl Girl (B)
26-10-2008
Nortons Boy (D)
Llandyfai Little Tern (B)
Brockwork Silk Mill Blue (B)
09-06-2019
Colour: Red Grizzle
Solwen Bryn (D)
08-06-2017
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Foxfactor Scotts Briar (D)
08-10-2012
CH Foxfactor Pied Piper JW ShCM (D)
Jenabeck Rose Over Foxfactor (B)
Picer Gloria Mundi (B)
10-02-2015
Picer Just Joey (D)
CH Picer Grace Darling (B)
Brockwork Voyager Blue (B)
01-11-2017
Colour: Red Grizzle
Foxfactor Scotts Briar (D)
08-10-2012
CH Foxfactor Pied Piper JW ShCM (D)
Jenabeck Rose Over Foxfactor (B)
Brockwork Lucky Pearl (B)
18-10-2010
Kenmilltri Quest (D)
Brockwork Grand Lass (B)

Show Placings

The Border Terrier Club Open Show
18th Oct 2025
Judge: Mrs Anne Higham (Comberdown)
Thank you to the committee for inviting me to judge the show and for your great hospitality. Thanks also to my stewarts on the day, Marina and Jane, who kept everything running smoothly and enabled me to finish judging in good time. I would also like to thank all the exhibitors for their entries. Coats were at various stages on the day and I found one kinked tail and one mouth with misaligned teeth. I also noticed that a few of the exhibits had small teeth which we do not want to become the norm and should be discouraged.
Puppy - Dog / Reserve
Name at show: Brockwork Arch Legend
The Border Terrier Club Championship Show
28th Mar 2026
Judge: Mrs Kathy Wilkinson (Otterkin)
I was honoured to be invited to judge our Club’s Championship Show, 30 years after I last judged here (at a different venue) in 1996. This is my 16th time awarding CCs in the UK. Thank you to the Committee for this invitation. Thank you also to my two excellent ring stewards Janice Johnson and Marina Fleming and to the Collecting Ring Stewards Judy Carr and Judith Fawcett, all four of whose efforts throughout the day kept everything running smoothly so we finished in good time. Many thanks to the exhibitors for bringing their dogs to show to me and for the friendly atmosphere I encountered throughout the day. Win or lose, you always take the best dog home, as they say. I found the quality excellent throughout, with many classes where I was really spoilt for choice. All males were entire and most of the entry had good scissor bites, with only one or two in Veteran being not so “precise”, shall we say. Some of the dogs were a little difficult to span and so paid the price, but on a whole, most were spannable and had good rib shapes. The standard does not ask for a flat rib – I do love to see a good rib shape when viewed from above, with enough capacity for heart and lungs to do their jobs. It is important to the breed’s job of work that they are spannable and have ribs carried well back. Movement is also important as it plays a major part in making them fit for function. An otter-like head takes them apart from a generic terrier and makes them the breed we love to own. When the line ups came into the ring, particularly my bitch line up, I was very pleased to see them all and happy that we have such good examples of the breed.
Junior - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Brockwork Arch Legend