Dalmatians.

M. P. D. 2,0

1. – Cooper’s – Charmindals Goldfinger . Endearing youngster with developing qualities. Boyish face & head, lovely well - rounded body. Moved well when got into stride, handler gently got the most out of him. Shows promise.
2. – Ellarby’s – Daedalus Alfie Boe . Not by any means second rated in this class, this one also shows lots of developing qualities. Will settle when moving, given time. Beautiful even decoration & good outline.

P.D. – 6,3

1. – Page’s – Winflash Jimmy Choo . Developing a typical male head & good reach of neck. Showing signs of maturing into a big strong boy. Possesses the good qualities that this kennel can produce. Moved, when settled, with a fair driving rear action. I think this one will be the competition in future. Best P. D.
2. – Gardinor’s – Jamelsley Pyracantha at Dakata 11mth boy that is getting depth of body. Just starting to settle to size & showing maturity. Nice lay of shoulder. Moved with a steady pace in a difficult ring.
3. – Cadden’s – Phadante Jambalaha.

J.D. – 2,1

1. – Fellow’s – Buffrey King of the Castle . More like king of his class, even if he is on his own, as he certainly shows the attributes befitting a male. Very masculine in all departments, solid boy all over. Hard & fit & with good angulation fore & aft. Moved with a very good driving action & lovely forward reach. Was a very serious contender when in the final line.

P.G. D. – 6,0

1. - Lewis’s – Dashwold Diamond Jubilee by Hunterswood. JW. Sh CM. Typical male head, neck strong & clean with a good length, well developed chest & ribcage, correct length of back, nice rear quarters, sound dog all round. One of the few stallions of the breed, which were very hard to find today, this one was the only one in the class that moved well & would do a good days work. Presented in lovely condition. Another one to be taken seriously in the future.
2. – Hobbs’ & Whiting’s – Boutonneux Baby Buco Avec Rapanooey. JW. This young boy has a lot of potential & attributes to like about him. Compact & squarely built, with an outline that is pleasing to the eye. He still looks a tad babyish in this class, but his movement was his gain, with his nice lay of shoulder & forward reach he went around the ring with a fair turn of speed on a very difficult surface (which his handler found to her cost but still got the best out of him). Presented in beautiful clean coat & condition.
3. – Rose’s – Candidals Red White & Blue.

L.D. – 9,2

1. – Dunnachie’s – Dvojica Vendetta . I saw a true stallion of the breed when this boy entered the ring. He moved with poise, elegance & controlled power. Fabulous alpha male head, strong neck, well developed front & powerful shoulder. With everything in perfect proportion all over, he is so well constructed & in hard fit condition that he moved foot perfect. His tracking was true & his controlled gait was faultless. When standing, his overall make, shape & outline were as close to the standard as it gets. Immaculately presented & handled. There was absolutely no doubt this just had to be my DCC & BOB
2. – Casey’s – Moyglass Professor Plum. JW. Sh.CM. First judged this boy when he was a puppy & he has come on very nicely. Masculine shaped head that is not overdone, & one of the few with a lovely dark eye. Liked his reach of neck & strong withers. He has a good lay of shoulder & level topline. His rear quarters are well defined, with a good turn of stifle & well let down hocks. His side moving action looks a lovely sight, & again, on a difficult surface his handler had got him into a well balanced controlled gait which is just one of this dog’s best attributes.
3. – Harrison-Stratford’s – Dalkereve Dark Dragon.JW.Sh.CM.

O.D – 10,1

1. – Hartley & Griffith’s – Ch. Creaganbrec the Favourite at Miragua.JW. Compact & cobby, another true stallion that is very hard to fault. From being an exceptional puppy this boy has always had star quality & still has. Today he did not put a paw out of place & came so close to the top award. You cannot take your eye off from his construction, fitness & wonderful outline, & the foot perfect movement that is a real joy to watch. I just love his character & superb temperament that he shares with you when he is gone over. Presented in beautiful condition & with his black, even decoration he is a fine example of a true spotty dog. Res.D.C.C.
2. – Alexander’s – Ch. Offordale Chevalier. JW. This lovely well-built male was another stallion, which the breed is sadly lacking. He has a good masculine head, correct eye & ear placement, lovely reach of strong neck, well developed front & rear quarters, good angulation all round & solid muscle. A really powerful boy with an appealing outline. Struggled to be able to fully assess his movement today because of his strength, which his handler will have to try to overcome in future. Presented in the best of coat & immaculate condition you cannot ignore his ring presence & true champion quality.
3. – Croft’s – Doubtwell Show Stopper. JW.

M.P.B. – 6,1

1. - Hobbs & Whiting’s – Rapanooey Rhona . 6mth young girl that is growing up nicely. Lively & animated with a full well rounded body that is showing potential. She moved around the ring with purpose & intent. It will be interesting to watch her progress over time.
2. – Kembrey’s – Dalmark the Floozie . Again, a youngster that is developing nicely. Lovely liver colour, happy disposition, stepping out up & down the ring she shows herself off well. The qualities that one gets from this kennel are evident here &, hopefully, she will have a successful future.
3. – Eden’s – The Ice Queen at Dalens .

P.B. – 8,2

1. – Dodd’s & Pearson’s – Kelevra Classic Cliche . Developing nicely, this girl just had something about her that you could not ignore. Feminine face & expression, liked her reach of neck & topline. Coming up to size & developing muscle gently. When moving, she covered the ground well for a youngster & tracked well fore & aft. She was my lovely surprise of the day & delighted to be able to award her B.P.i.B. & see her get Utility Puppy Group 1.
2. – Hobb’s & Whiting’s – Rapanooey Rhapsody . One of the few today with a nice dark eye, pretty feminine head, developing forechest & spring of rib.Nice round body which has still a tad of puppy fat to convert to muscle, moved well on a difficult surface, sympathetically handled & presented in beautiful, clean coat.
3. – Eden’s – The Ice Queen at Dalens.

J.B. – 6,0

1. – Gardner’s – Dvojica Black again at Wrendragge. J.W. Liked this girl a lot, & when settled to size I am sure will turn out to be the future competition. When you cast your eye at her head & work to her tail, she has elegant flowing lines & curves & looks a picture. Standing up on well manicured toes her topline & outline is pleasing. On the move she really takes the initiative & uses her length of stride to good advantage, tracking well & using her front to drive as well as the rear. Her action from the side was what impressed me as she has a tremendous forward reach which can only come from a very good shoulder placement. Very close to top honours, but in the final line she lacked animation and being young just felt the noon heat a little tiring.
2. – Neath – Duggan’s – Buffrey Hey Diddle Diddle. Cheeky youngster with appealing face & head, starting to go into her teenage stage. Good shoulder angulation, well defined withers, level back & with correct tailset. Developing second thigh & good turn of stifle, moved with a nice gait & held her topline. Needs to mature more yet but does show potential.
3. – Hartley & Griffith’s – Creagenbrec Glory Be at Miragua.

P.G.B. – 12,3

1. – Webb & Chrystal’s – Heaven sent Des Dalmats La Pierre Sacree. (imp) This one came out & took a big class by storm. old fashioned type with substance, strong feminine head, clean neckline, good depth of body & length of leg, lovely tuck-up of loin, firm muscle on rear & with well let down hocks. A joy to watch her covering the ground with her well balanced movement which proves she is of very sound construction. When I checked her breeding, I can see where this comes from. No doubt she is not far off being a top winner & today she was very near.
2. – Whincup’s – Tamiland Blue Water Lilly. Of a more dainty & feminine appearance than 1., but this is no detriment to her lovely outline & fluid movement. Clean flowing lines & everything all in good proportion made this one stand out. Moving gracefully, with a nice length of stride on well sprung pasterns she held her topline at all times & is another serious candidate where the quality of bitches today is very high. Presented in top condition & handled perfectly.
3. – Suggett’s – Dalesbred Geebee Gold for Kintegus.

L.B – 8,0

1. – Stock’s – Kalokaires Lady Bollinger at Nospar. J.W. Correct length of stop, strong, clean muzzle, endearing expression, dark eye, ears well set. Beautiful feminine head that I could not fault, she is so well constructed all over that I could not find anything that deviated from the standard. Everything was immaculate about her: length of neck, defined withers, front & rear quarters are well muscled & of superb angulation, her height & length is in perfect proportion, wonderful taper of leg, tail of correct length & set well flowing from her topline. On the move she was foot perfect, tracking well, driving from behind she covered the ground with apparent ease. Standing in the final line she stood as the winner with her immaculate coat that was pure white & evenly decorated spots that shone. B.C.C
2. – Morgan’s – Winflash Olympic Star. J.W. Honest, understated girl that when you take a closer look has a lot of attributes that befit the standard so well: feminine head that is not over nor underdone, nice neck, deep chest, plenty of width between front legs, good strong bone & tight feet, body well in nice proportion with clean, classical lines. She moved with plenty of drive & intent, her tracking was without deviation, her balance was lovely to watch & she was another one that has a wonderful extended forward reach stretching out from the shoulder. Presented in superb condition. This one will surely make it to the top as her quality breeding stands out, but today I would have liked just a little more animation when it came to the class line up. Perhaps a long day or the heat of the day just made her lack energy.
3. – Gardinor’s – Dalispots Dubyana at Dakata.

O.B – 11,2

1. – Page’s – Winflash Born to be Wild. J.W. Compact, cobby & full of confidence, good well proportioned head & neck, nicely rounded muscled up body , lovely tapering leg down to tight feet with plenty of strong bone, well constructed front, deep chest, nice tuck up of loin, very sturdy rear quarters that are sound & solid, good turn of stifle & well let down hock, powerful rear driving action & moved with arrogance in the class that brought her topline up. She stormed around the ring & took command of the class then stood with a striking outline that you could not ignore, this suddenly appears out of this kennel from nowhere but is refreshing when it does, she was so close to the top honour but in the challenge just lacked sparkle probably from her femininity or the heat but she is certainly on her way to success. Res. B.CC.
2. – Page’s – Ch. Winflash Elle’s Belle’s. J.W. Sh. Cm. First judged her as a puppy & she has grown into a fine specimen of the breed, standing four square you can see the lovely head shape & body construction she possesses. Her confirmation when moving is as good as you will get to the standard. Being beaten by her kennel mate today in a large class does not detract from her qualities, however she just lacked that extra oomph today that makes her stand out on the move.
3. – Tingey’s – Ch. Phaeland Pheonix Phorever by Dallyador. J.W.

Judge, Chris Toynton. .