Bath (Ch - 25/05/2015)
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Class 1606 MPD NO ENTRIES
Class 1607 PD (1 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5744 PENWARNE Mrs M G Oberitz Hot Pursuit To Sheldamar
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Class 1608 JD (3 Entries) Abs: 1
1st: 5735 BEARD Mrs P A Wyndlee Cam En Bear
2nd: 5740 LEWIS Mrs M L & Mr A Indizak Hakuna Matata at Louchelle
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Class 1609 PGD (2 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5740 LEWIS Mrs M L & Mr A Indizak Hakuna Matata at Louchelle
2nd: 5732 BAMFORD Mrs H D Applebanks Goldfinger At Hazdawn
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Class 1610 LD (3 Entries) Abs: 1
1st: 5751 THOMAS Mrs K Indizak Scarlett Feather
2nd: 5734 BAYLISS Mrs J Kysiena Enchanted Sky
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Class 1611 OD (3 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5749 SERMAN Mrs C Rochedo Bill The Badger By Tymy
2nd: 5739 JACKSON, Mrs A E & MINSHALL Mrs F J Holbain Just Like Bill
3rd: 5754 EADES Mrs K Seirian Mr Bojangles
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Class 1612 MPB (1 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5736 BRADBURY Mrs G C Oberitz Topsy Turvy For Wychlea TAF NAF
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Class 1613 PB (1 Entries) Abs: 1
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Class 1614 JB (2 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5746 RAYMENT Mrs M Chilite Shoni
2nd: 5748 SCOTT Mr K & Mrs D Jayfeather Busy Bee
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Class 1615 PGB (2 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5745 PENWARNE Mrs M G Oberitz Vertigo at Sheldamar
2nd: 5733 BAMFORD Mrs H D Applebanks Skye At Midnight At Hazdawn
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Class 1616 LB (2 Entries) Abs: 0
1st: 5750 SERMAN Mrs C Wychlea Lady In The Mirror By Tymy
2nd: 5738 DYER Mrs V A Oberitz Sinful Delights At Javarm
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Class 1617 OB (4 Entries) Abs: 2
1st: 5737 BRADBURY Mrs G C Ch Wychlea Vixen In The Dark
2nd: 5752 TRENDLE Mr R & Mrs C A Lusam Toodle Pip
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Critique
PD (1) 1 Penwarne's Oberitz Hot Pursuit To Sheldamar. Puppy in sparkling form, lovely type. Sweet head with perky outlook. Well built throughout and a smart little mover. Showed of his virtues to good effect.
JD (3, 1) 1 Beard's Wyndlee Cam En Bear. Charming boy in full coat and super condition. Short coupled and square shape. Moderate lay of shoulder, well rounded ribs, moderate tuck up, handsome head, flat skull and defined muzzle, well placed eyes and small neat ears set on high, quizzical expression. Brisk little mover. 2 Lewis & Indizak's Hakuna Matata At Louchelle. Handsome (cream/sable) well put together, good head pattern and expressive outlook. Full of character, giving his all standing and moving.
PGD (2) 1 Lewis' Indizak Hakuna Matata At Louchelle (2nd in JD). 2 Bamford's Applebanks Goldfinger At Hazdawn. O/s in good condition and coat but sadly a bit on the big side for the measure. Nevertheless he walked out well and showed nicely.
LD (3, 1) 1 Thomas' Indizak Scarlett Feather. O/s, good size build and type, presented in full coat and lovely condition. Balanced and well put together, correct set on tail, good legs and feet, attractive outline. Sound movement. 2 Bayliss' Kysiena Enchanted Sky. Nice type, good structure and moved over the ground well. Stood four square, showed himself.
OD (3) 1 Serman's Rochedo Bill The Badger By Tymy. B/w eyecatching dog in smart coat. Typical head pattern with enquiring expression, level back, quality type and in lovely hard condition, nicely boned legs and a very attractive outline. Traversed the ring with drive and style. Showed with aplomb. DCC. 2 Jackson & Minshall's Holbain Just Like Bill. Cream. Delightful exhibit with balanced head and soft expression. Well constructed throughout. Good front and rear movement. A steady handsome showman. RCC. 3 Eade's Seirian Mr Bojangles.
MPB (1) 1 Bradbury's Oberitz Topsy Turvy For Wychlea TAF NAF. Absolute charmer, well made with grand head and expression, ample neck, level back and lovely tail. Shown in pristine coat of shining black, Very sound on the move and shows like a veteran. BPIB.
PB (1) Scott's Lusam Oh So Bonny. I loved this nicely constructed sable baby. Typical Spitz type and presented in good coat. She was so cheeky and full of life she was definitely in charge of what she was or was not going to do in the ring. I wish her all best for the future.
JB (2) 1 Rayment's Chilite Shoni. Lively bitch of good type build and balance, lovely coat, nice head design, cobby shape, nicely boned legs, tight feet, well set tail. Moved easily over the ring. 2 Scott's Jayfeather Busy Bee. Smart show girl. Typical Spitz head, sound in body and movement. Sadly not in her best dress today.
PGB (2) 1 Penwarne's Oberitz Vertigo At Sheldamar. Lovable bitch well built with sweet head properties and presented in grand coat and nice body condition. Shapely silouhette topped by well plumed tail. Strode over the grass with a flowing movement. Presented herself with style. 2 Bamford's Applebanks Skye At Midnight At Hazdawn. Lovely type presented in full coat of good quality. Well defined head designed with good ear and eye placement. Nice quarters front and rear. Soundly structured throughout. Moved with purpose.
LB (2) 1 Serman's Wychlea Lady In The Mirror By Tymy. Black bitch, correct shape and make. Super head and eyes. Good ear set, ample neck set in correct shoulders; straight front and good legs, well sprung ribs and level back, short loin. Sound mover. Showgirl. 2 Dyer's Oberitz Sinful Delights At Javarm. This charming girl did not want to co-operate with me or her very patient handler today and refused to lift her tail despite everything we tried. Such a pity as I thought on handling her she was a very sound exhibit but she would have none of it. Hope she will have better days.
OB (4, 2) 1 Bradbury's Ch Wychlea Vixen In The Dark One. Wonderful bitch in shining back coat and super hard condition. Typical head qualities, dark eyes and neat ears. Good front and rear assemblies well set on tail. Lovely shape when viewed in profile. Well skilled in the arts of ring craft and presentation. CC and BOB. 2 Trendle's Lusam Toodle Pip. W/S. Good type. Nicely put together, lovely head pattern. firm body condition, covered the ring with ease and drive. Presented herself well.
E. M. Peach