Driffield (Ch - 05/10/2006)

GERMAN SPITZ

MITTEL

MPD. (1). 1. Purves's, Bulabs Polarbear. White. Short coupled, well balanced. God topline and very good high tailset. Lovely head pattern, neat ears, good pigment. Moved well. He was enjoying his day out.

PD. (1). 1. Orchard's, Spilmah Penny for Em. A lovely well balanced brown dog. Good depth of body. Adequate spring of rib. Classical head, good eye, ear and neck which was set well into shoulders. High tail set. Level back. In tune with handler. Moved well. BP.

JD. (5). 1. Mulholland and Looker's, Caoilta Nemesis. 1 year old white dog. Neatly balanced throughout. Good pigment, nice angulation. Moderate tuck up. Good bone. High tail set. 2. Purves's, Rossfort Xcel Among Bulbas. Very similar to my winner but needs to settle on the move.

YD. (2). 1. Beard's, Wyndlee Chandera Spectre. Lovely square short coupled, well balanced red in very good coat of correct texture. Delightful head, eye and ears. Ribs well rounded of good depth and length, well into shoulders. Short broad loin. Moderate tuck up. Level topline. High set tail. Full of mischief and character but well controlled. Showed with great enthusiasm. High set tail. Full of mischief and character but well controlled. Showed with great enthusiasm. The more I looked the more he appealed. Moved very well with a lovely brisk action. Won over his Champion father on the day and I am sure he will do it on many more occasions. CC and BOB. 2. Day's, Danack's Bill Bailey. Black between coats. Pleasing head, nice dark eye, neat ears. Good bone. Good cat shape feet. Moved well.

PGD. (5). 1. Beard's, Wyndlee Chandera Spectre. 2. Winser's, Pennypot Enigma. Well balanced black and tan in good coat of correct texture. Good bone. Pleasing head pattern. Correct clean dentition, good ear carriage. Moved well. 3. Mulholland's, Umshubwe Faccia Die Engelo Mit Zephon.

LD. (5). 1. Connor's, Galvizach Limited Edition. Chocolate sable and white in profuse coat of very good texture and turned out beautifully. Balanced throughout. Super ribs, short broad loin. Attractive head with neat little ears. Clean cheeks, flews tight. Level topilne, high set tail. Good rapport with handler. Moved well. 2. Sharp-Moslin and Wildfire's, Wyndlee Tsat Frederick of Wyldfire. Well balanced black who had left most of his coat at home. Super head and expression, neat ears, dark eye. Correct length of neck set well into shoulders. Good topline which he retained on the move. Correct high set tail. Moved well. 3. Clayton's, Studholme Broco Kid.

OD. (4). 1. Beard's, Ch. Wyndlee Ghost in my House. A dog I have admired from the ringside for a long time. Cream in profuse coat of very good depth and texture. Beautifully prepared coat covers a well proportioned frame. Head, eye and expression are a delight. Masculine without coarseness and typical throughout. Ribs well rounded of good depth and length well into shoulders. Short broad loin. Level topline. High set tail. Showed with great enthusiasm. Had to step down to his son on the day because apart from the colour they are one and the same. Just a younger version. RCC. 2. Day's, Loki Gold Ingot. Nicely balanced. Pleasing head, eye and ears with very good pigment. Correct length of neck set well into shoulders. Level topline. Good tailset. Neat feet. Moved with brisk action required. 3. Clayton's, Kendamar Dark Side of the Moon for Galvizach.

MPB. (1). 1. Beard's, Splimah Penny Layne In Wyndlee. Black who is just coming into coat nicely. Full of mischief and character but well controlled as always from this kennel, really being allowed to enjoy her day out. Pretty head with lovely small ears, beautiful dark eye. Overall balance is good with a very good topline and high tailset. When she settled she moved very well.

PB. (1). 1. Beard's, Splimah Penny Layne In Wyndlee.

JB. (3). 1. Clayton's, Studholme Loving Lass. Lovely short coupled well balanced cream. Attractive head, neat ears, lovely expression. Ribs well rounded of correct depth and length set well into shoulders. Level back which she retained on the move. Short broad loin. High tail set. Moved well. Handled expertly. CC. 2. Thurston's, Rossfort Xanadu from Liubice. Another nicely balanced cream in good coat of lovely texture. Sweet head, good ears, eye and tailset. Movement let her down on the day. 3. O'Loughlin's, Caoilta Virago.

YB. (1). 1. Thurston's, Rossfort Xanadu from Liubice.

PGB. (3). 1. Mulholland's, Umshubwe Runy's Black Onyx Mit Zephon. Well balanced black of good overall proportions. Nice bone. Hocks well let down. Charming head with good ears and eye placement, clean dentition. Needs to settle on the move. 2. Bridle's, Abbeyhome Abundance in Black. Short coupled. Level topline, high set tail. Pleasing head with the correct amount of stop. Cheeks clean, nice ears, nice dark eye. Moved well.

LB. (3). 1. O'Loughlin's, Runfold Fast Forward to Caolita. Lovely cream in very good coat of good depth and texture covering a well proportioned frame. Elegant head with good pigment, neatest of ears and lovely dark eye. Nicely balanced with well rounded ribs of correct length and depth. Short back. Broad short loin. Well high set on tail. Moved with a brisk action. In perfect step with handler. Res CC. 2. Beard's, Danack's Winny the Witch. Brown, full of herself. Good overall construction. Well balanced. Pleasing head, small ears, good eye, very good pigment, clean correct dentition. Short back, broad short loin. Good tailset. Moved well. 3. Orchard's, Pennypot Enchantress with Spilmah.

OB. (2). 1. Garbutt's, Ch. Runfold China Crisis at Mixtev. Cream bitch between coats. A very worthy Champion. Another I have admired for sometime. I see she comes from the same kennel as my RCC winner this does not surprise me as they are very similar in type, I don't think I can say any more than has not already been said about this young lady. She has a super outline, so well balanced. Short coupled, level back with a short broad loin. Classic head, good eye, ear and pigment. Neck of correct length set well into shoulders. She moves with great style, but on the day it had to be the younger one's turn.

Norma M Naylor