Name:Davmar Move Over 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:10-09-2015 
Colour:Grizzle and Tan 
Owner(s): Mr D Winsley  
Breeder:Mr D Winsley 
CH Kgills King Of Swing At Awbrooksky ShCM (D)
08-03-2012
Colour: Grizzle
CH/Swe CH Sweeping Foxtrot For Kgills (D)
27-03-2010
Colour: Blue and Tan
CH/Nord CH Otterbobs Ninezergh (D)
24-04-2005
CH/Am/Can CH Conundrum Co-Writer (D)
Otterbobs Kidsty (B)
Sweeping Blaklocka Smocka (B)Nor CH Damdyke Gentil Hugel (D)
Sweeping Jonna Donna (B)
Springhaugh Time At Kgills (B)
24-03-2008
Colour: Red Grizzle
CH Brumberhill Bestseller JW ShCM (D)
06-07-2005
CH Rhozzum Columbo (D)
CH Brumberhill Belle De Jour (B)
Thornleyhaugh Thistle (B)
11-08-2006
CH Grindelvald Sandpiper (D)
Lockhaugh Diesel Down (B)
Davmar Dot Dot Dash (B)
01-10-2013
Colour: Dark Grizzle And Tan
CH Glebeheath Jump The Gun JW (D)
14-01-2012
Colour: Blue and Tan
CH Dandyhow Jumping Jack at Glebeheath JW (D)
15-11-2010
CH Orangebox Firecracker (D)
Dandyhow Blue Bell (B)
CH Achnagairn Code Name Glebeheath JW ShCM (B)
28-02-2009
CH Dandyhow Figaro At Glebeheath JW ShCM (D)
Achnagairn Busy Brogue (B)
Davmar Dark Affair (B)
17-09-2007
Colour: Dark Grizzle and Tan
CH Clipstone Hard Cash (D)
04-04-2002
CH Rossula Magic Borderer Clipstone (D)
CH Clipstone Red Cent (B)
Davmar Cinderella (B)
30-11-2004
Brindleoak Royal Warrant (D)
Bedeslea Summer Breeze (B)

Show Placings

Bournemouth Canine Association
13th Aug 2016
Judge: Mr N Straw
I would like to thank Bournemouth Canine Association for the invitation to judge at their Annual Championship Show, my steward's who keeping things running smoothly in the 'office' and to the exhibitor's for a lovely entry. Temperaments as always in this breed were excellent. Size varied in both sexes with the bitches having the overall edge on the day. Heads were more uniformed than when I last judged, some were shown without the required 'double' coat and several were un-spannable, there were a few in-correct bites and front movement is still an issue, but the area that concerned me most was dirty teeth not just rear molars but the canines and incisors in particular some of the youngsters
Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Davmar Move Over
Bournemouth CA Championship Show
13th Aug 2017
Judge: Mr Harold Ogden
This was such a special appointment and I am indebted to Bournemouth for the opportunity. You see it was "Aunty Eva" Heslop, the revered breeder of the Corburn Border Terriers, who drove me to my first ever allbreed Ch show in 1970. Eva took Sunday school in the Methodist chapel in Corbridge, Northumberland, and I was her secret weapon boy soloist at the competitive music festival! I particularly remember the beautiful Ch Corburn Corn Dolly shown by Mr Skeet. Bellingham show was not only local for me but THE Mecca for Geordie/Scots Borders. I have judged the breed since 1992 and been educated both by a breed club seminar in 2012 and by obtaining a JDP Credit in Nov 2013. That would theoretically have halved the KC Judges Sub requirement of 160 hands on. I actually had 200. I only mention all this as cynics assume the likes of me to have been "fast tracked" and / or to have no actual interest. 69 of the original 82 starters made it so I had plenty to work with. The bugbear was fronts whether steep /elbows /plaiting /hackney. As a toydog specialist I am accustomed to spotting lift / hackney that is often written into the breed standards. But this no decorative breed but rather a functional working terrier "capable of following a horse" that requires endurance and hence a rhythmical swing straight through from the shoulders ensuring no wasted effort, He will tire all too quickly otherwise. Moreover the breed standard expressly includes in the Faults section an assessment of "its effect on the terrier's ability to work"
Graduate - Bitch / First Place
Name at show: Davmar Move Over
Placing Critique
2yrs; v typical; lacks a little depth still; has breadth through skull; short, strong muzzle; keen expression; clean front; balanced angles; straight, striding profile action.
Post Graduate - Bitch / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Davmar Move Over
Paignton
4th Aug 2018
Judge: Professor A S Milton
I suspect I shall retire from judging now. I certainly have no intention, when it comes into effect, of paying the Kennel Club to get on their judging lists. I have always assumed, though I may be wrong, that I have been invited to judge because people wanted me to. I have no intention of 'prostituting’ my art by paying money for the privilege. If I may reminisce, I have never sought a judging appointment, indeed in the beginning I had never even thought about judging. Then one day a letter arrived from the secretary of a large open show in Scotland. Would I judge the terrier breeds and the terrier group at their next open show? I have, to this day, no idea who suggested my name. I had never judged before, not even a match or a limited show, I was on no judging list, they didn’t exist in those days, I had never stewarded, and have never done so to this day, I have to this day never attended any hands on or assessment seminar. After my first appointment invitations came at fairly frequent intervals, including two breed clubs, and eventually I received an invitation to judge at a Championship show. However, when I replied, with my judging cv, the committee told me that they couldn't continue with my appointment, as the Kennel Club would not accept the nomination owing to the 'parochial' range of my judging, which had, with one exception, all been in Scotland. Notwithstanding that for example two of the shows had been over 200 miles apart, and from my home to the breed club show in England over 500 miles. Peter Thompson (Thoraldby) and Sybil Churchill came to my rescue and I found myself judging at LKA. A few thoughts on Border Terriers. Size has always been a problem, right from the beginning of the breed, with there being far too many large dogs, outside the weight standard, and the numbers seem to be getting larger (forgive the pun). I blame the breeders for this. In one class at Paignton, there was only one dog, which I could span. Movement is another problem; the trend at the moment seems to be very narrow hindquarters, with the feet nearly touching. In 1991, I made a video of Crufts with the late R.A. Williams judging. Almost without exception all the dogs are in full coat. (A few years ago there was a pirated video made of this tape). In the book 'About the Border Terrier', Walter Gardner says 'It is difficult to judge Border coats today because so often the dogs are stripped, well nigh skinned'. Two personal gripes, Border should be walked on a loose lead, not strung up, and should stand naturally, I do particularly dislike those exhibitors who are continually fussing with their dogs, moving a foot a cm here, a cm there and the like. I should like to thank the committee of the Paignton show for inviting me to judge. They were all very helpful, and also the vets at the show who kindly looked after my young puppy which I had, perforce, to bring with me, whilst I was judging.
Limit - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Davmar Move Over
Bournemouth Canine Association
13th Aug 2018
Judge: Mrs Eileen Cole (Towden)
I would like to thank Bournemouth Canine Association for inviting me to judge the Border Terriers and their hospitality on arrival and to my very efficient stewards. I would also like to thank the exhibitors for entering their dogs and giving me the honour of going over them, most were in top condition and movement on the whole was good, coats varied quite a lot and there were a couple of level bite teeth, but I was very pleased with my final line up.
Limit - Bitch / Reserve
Name at show: Davmar Move Over