Show Results

WELKS 24/04/2009

Critique

GERMAN SPITZ

MITTEL PD. 1. Winser’s, Nixtev Notorious of Lysebourne. Lots of potential here with more training could be a real winner. Correct size features and good coat for age. Moved well. BPIB. 2. Hughes and Forrester’s, Druitz Chestnut Charlie. Nice to see such a happy dog. Very good temperament and showed well. 3. Williams’s, Druitz Black Prince.

JD. 1. Hewett’s, Spellcast Secrets and Lies. Very good masculine head on this lovely black dog also with good potential. He is well trained and showed well standing with good movement. Firm body with strong ribs. Friendly temperament. 2. Hill’s, Sobriety Hot Chocolate. Nice head ion this dog with good features and well cared for coat. Moved well. 3. Alfred’s, Liubice Just William.

PGD. 1. Mulholland’s, Zephon Nebula Rubiestar. Really nice black dog with correct head features and showed very well with ears up, which seemed to be a problem in this class resulting in some very good exhibits with lower placements. An unfortunate situation. He moved very soundly and seemed to enjoy the ring. 2. Hewett’s, Spellcast Secrets and Lies. First in previous class. 3. Hunter’s, Rossfort Walk the Line.

LD. 1. Corkin’s, Nixtev Kinetic Under Fouranfass. A difficult class to judge as there were so many really good dogs, but this dog seemed to outshine the other. Very well handled and he showed himself to advantage with good ear placement at all times. Good strong masculine Spitz features and moved out with drive. Should win the CC soon, but had to content with the RCC on the day. 2. Day’s, Danack’s Bill Bailey. Very similar to winner and he also showed and moved well. keeping his topline and showing all the time. Good solid body. 3. Rogerson’s, Nosregor Kateandy Moogi-Dhoo.

OD. 1. O’Loughlin’s, Liubice Crazy Diamond for Caoilta JW. Crazy he was not, but Diamond yes! Really lovely shaped exhibit with a shining white coat so well groomed. He has good Spitz head with small upright ears and firm body. Moved with verve and drive to win the CC. 2. Mulholland’s, Zephon Spookz the Tempest. Unlucky to meet the winner n the day. but his day will come. He was also very well groomed and moved with drive. 3. Hookway and Bentley’s, Desaria Luka Mit Beaulion.

PB. 1. Andrews’, Runfold Mystic Meg. Stood alone but certainly deserved her first prize. A little princess at only 7 months old but moved out with style and confidence. Very good outline with lovely feminine features.

JB. 1. Butler’s, Wyndlee New Kid in Town. This girl is mature for her age and did not let her breeder down. She showed well and moved soundly. Good firm body with all the correct departments. 2. Andrews’, Runfold Marsh Mallo. Sister to the Puppy winner, but a bit more mature. Has all the good features of her sister, only beaten by a much older girl.

PGB. 1. Moir’s, Nixtev Liberty at Jansanleis. Very nice girl with glistening white coat. Another good example from this clever breeder with all the good qualities shown to advantage. Showed and moved well. RCC. 2. Clayton’s, Studholme Diamond Fire. Unfortunately coat a bit sparse which spoiled the overall picture, but still a worthy second place winner with good firm body and lovely features. 3. Williams’s, Druitz Melisande.

LB. 1. Bray’s, Abbicher Lily Langtree. Once again an exhib on her own but a good specimen of the breed to win the Limit class. Well groomed black coat and overall a nice feminine shape. Good mouth and head properties with firm body and moved well.

OB. 1. Powell’s, Desaria Fanny-Ann at Brookwell. What a lovely star of the day with sweet feminine expression and so alert with beautiful temperament. She has that lovely head with clean white teeth and dark eyes. Her body is just right outline one could wish for. She showed like a dream and walked like a queen. CC and BOB. 2. O’Loughlin’s, Caoilta Virago. Beautiful well groomed coat on this girl which catches the eye immediately. Very good feminine head features with sound body and quarters. Very similar to the DCC winner and hopefully can follow in his footsteps. I see they both have the same sire who has proved to be a good ambassador for the breed. 3. Williams’s, Daraydala One for the Boyz at Druitz.

Ralph Ensz