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Championship Show 2022

23 July 2022

Held in conjunction with Leeds General Championship Show

Judge: Norma Inglis (Craigowl)

It was a pleasure to judge this Papillon Club show, a dream seldom realised for many. The classes were well filled and the entry of 113 was fabulous. A free ring did not become available so it was not until Raewynn Dowsett had completed her judging of the Leeds entry that the Club show began. It was quite a long day for judge, exhibitors and dogs so thank you to everyone who entered and stayed the course! I first judged the breed in 2016 and most of the dogs were completely unknown to me. Having said that what a treat to find that my Veteran Dog and Bitch RCC had been shown under me six years ago and won well.

DOGS

VETERAN (9) 1 abs

What a great class to kick off the day. 8 golden oldies strutting their stuff, belying their ages. Added together their ages totalled 78 years…..definitely something worth mentioning for the breed.

1st Letch’s CONYSLUCK MASTER PIP

No one had told this R/S/W that he was approaching 14 years. So spry and went round the ring with a light, positive gait. Lots of style with head carried proudly and nice tail set. Liked the balance of his skull to muzzle and eyes were dark and kind. Good ears. His topline is still firm and correct angles front and rear provided him good reach and drive. Shown in good coat. The oldest in the class but his placing was not based on this. He was deserving and I pulled him into my final 5. BEST VETERAN IN SHOW After judging I discovered this old boy won under me 6 years earlier aged 8. He still impresses.

2nd Letch & Buckley-Waters’ CONYSLUCK MR PICKLES

I see that this Black/White has the same dam as winner and I saw similarities. A glamorous boy, well coated. Large mobile ears set on a head that was rounded in skull with an alert expression. Slender bone that fitted his frame. Caught my eye as he circled the ring. Lovely posture showing off his clean outline. Neck, shoulders, topline and tailset all blended. Soon to be 11.

3rd Bartram’s CH TRESOR’S KINGS VALIANT LANCELOT (IMP USA)

MINOR PUPPY (6)

1st Olof’s TARNOCK SWEEP THE BOARD

7 months R/S/W who showed with great self belief. Typical head with large ears set well on slightly rounded skull. Black nose, good teeth. Round brown eyes. Liked his size and substance. Small with fine bone and he looked balanced. His coat texture was silk like. Best mover in the class. He stepped out with accuracy on his up and down and looked smart in profile with excellent tail set and carriage.

2nd Keown’s KEOMANDI FAIRY KING

Another promising puppy. A neatly made youngster with good length to height ratio. Handsome head with large erect ears. Medium brown eyes. This R/S/W was only 6 months, so a month younger than winner and therefore not so advanced in his development. This age group can see lots of changes between 6 and 9 months and for now he just rose slightly over the loin..

3rd Davidson’s NORTHLYTE WILD FLAME NAF TAF

PUPPY (5)

1st Hector’s ODYSSEY ELITE PILLANGO AT TAISETT (IMP)

Impressive R/S/W who gave a good account of himself and at 11 months will soon leave the puppy classes behind. Good head proportions with roundness to skull. mobile ears, medium dark eyes giving bright expression. Hair feet. Sleek coat. An accomplished mover who went round the ring effortlessly. He maintained a level topline with all the work going on underneath. Good reach and drive. A puppy full of quality whose future looks promising. Came back in and won BEST PUPPY DOG and saw off his competitors with his light, fluent movement and breed correctness. Brought him into final 5

2nd Green & Cooper’s GLENDIAN BLAKE AT WILACHANS

Another smart R/S/W. Same age. Close examination found lots to like. Appealing face features. Rounded skull, large ears. Black nose. Good teeth. Medium eyes set low in skull. Neatly made with enough neck, good angles front and rear. Slender bone and hair feet. His coat was admirable and he matched winner well and pushed all the way. Just not so controlled on the move. I am sure they will have great fun battling in the future.

3rd Whitehill & Urwin’s AMICAE MR CHIPS

JUNIOR (6)

1st Anderson’s NORTHLYTE RING OF BRODGAR

Still a puppy at 10 months and the youngest in the class but this B/S/W looked good on the initial go around and didn’t disappoint on the table. A nice looking boy with head features that combined to create an appealing expression. Scored for ears , skull, eyes, stop and nose length. Sensible temperament. He was bright, very biddable and did all that was asked of him. Free and easy mover going well in all directions. Coat coming in nicely. One of two litter brothers shown today…..this one gets my vote.

2nd Challenger’s SKYVANA DEVIL IN DISGUISE WITH LYVEDEN

Jaunty Tricolour who showed like a trooper. Always an advantage when you have one that is switched on to showing. Respectable in all areas. Dark eyes, splayed ears and fine foreface. Elegant on the move with head high, firm backline and tail arched over back. His movement was light and fluent. Liked his size…very tidy. Although his expression appealed just thought winner had the edge.

3rd Whitehill’s AMICAE MR CHIPS

YEARLING (2) 1 abs

1st Montgomery’s ELMARAINE REMY MARTIN AT CARROLLRYAN

At 13 months this petite Tricolour showed us his fun side. Such a show off. A bit erratic on occasion when he followed his own agenda but when he put his mind to the job in hand you could see how pleasing he was in outline. Adequate neck, sloping shoulders, level topline and high set plumed tail. Good looking and a wealth of coat added glamour. He brought a smile.

NOVICE (4) 1 abs

1st Cooper’s WILACHANS CODIE

Reserve in Junior dog. A R/S/W who had the better body and movement to win this class. Good stance showing off his clean, balanced outline. Decent ears and tail. Just would like more refinement in muzzle.

2nd Maskell & Waller’s KAZKELL CRACKER JOKE

15 months old Black/White. A size bigger than winner and not such an accomplished mover. Needs to settle and today he looked immature despite being a couple of months older than 1. In his favour round, dark, medium eyes, good dentition, lots of flowing coat.

3rd Sellick’s INIXIA READY TO RUMBLE

GRADUATE (2)

1st Borg’s ELENDIL CRUSADER

2 years old classy Black/white with striking good looks. He seemed a little distracted in the class but with his qualities and ability to move effortlessly he could not be denied the win. When he came back into the challenge he pulled out most of the stops and showed me what he could do when he wanted to. With his flowing silky coat and handsome head he draws you in at first glance and on closer inspection you can really appreciate his head features. Good proportion of skull to muzzle and a gentle expression. Used his big ears to advantage. Liked his size. The more I saw of him the more I liked. A class act who took the RESERVE CC. If he gave just a little bit more could go further.

2nd Green & Cooper’s WILACHANS GOBLIN KING

Attractive R/S/W with plenty of confidence. Good for size and he was well made and moved accordingly. Big ears. For me he just lacked a little in expression. But I went away with a high opinion of him.

POST GRADUATE (5) 1 abs

1st Stanbury’s INIXIA MADE BY DESIGN

Loved the size of this Black/white. At almost 3 he was presented in lush coat that was in pristine condition and he looked a picture as he flitted around the ring. Proud head carriage with equally confident tail positioned over back. So typical in head with dark eyes set low in a head finished off by large nicely placed fringed ears. Moving he impressed with good parallel rear action. He won with a bit to spare

2nd Walsh’s PUREPIXIE RED ADMIRAL

A R/S/W who struck a decent pose standing but could not match the winners exceptional outline. I felt he was carrying a bit of excess weight and with his wealth of coat his body shape was a little masked. Large ears that were well fringed and his outlook appealed. If moved too fast can high step.

3rd Fenn Webber’s ADNAMASHAN TAKE THAT

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LIMIT (14)

Biggest class of the day.

1st Mowatt’s IOTASTAR GREAT ADVENTURE

A tricolour pin up boy shown in full flowing coat. So glamourous but beyond that is a well made boy with much to admire. Scores on head with masculine yet soft expression coming from dark round eyes. His ears are excellent, large and heavily fringed. Has lots of style and he swept round the ring putting his good construction to good use in a free flowing action. Turned out a treat. In my cut for the CC. Hope his success continues.

2nd Thornton’s JAYBERRY WINTER SOLSTICE COLLNESS

Shapely tricolour that impressed with his coordinated movement. Presented a free flowing outline with no lumps or bumps and retained this elegance on the move with firm backline and excellent tail. Head properties satisfied with eyes, ears, stop and muzzle all as required. Well groomed coat.

3rd WELLS & BROWN’S SKYVANA CAUGHT AT METAMORPHIC

OPEN (9) 2 abs

1st Ryan & Roosens’ U KNOCK ME OFF MY FEET DAYDREAM BELIEVERS WITH FEORLIG (IMP BEL)

Well coated Tricolour who came into the ring and owned it. I liked him on first glance and my admiration grew as the class went on. Handsome head with dark eyes, large fringed ears and an expression full of cheek. Well balanced with fine bone that fitted his frame and had good ratio of height to length. So light on his feet. He embodied ‘tripping the light fantastic’ and quick stepped around the ring. Head high, level topline and correct tail. A cheeky chap who had all the right attributes to put him ahead of the competition. Only 16 months old, so what a rosy future he has ahead. DOG CC & BEST IN SHOW

2nd Morrell’s TRICIANBRI HARRY BEAU FOR TEMELORA

4 year old red/sable/white. Loved the name and yes he was sweet. Expressive face with shining eyes. Liked the way he used his ears. Attractive body shape, lower to ground than 1 who had the extra elegance in profile. No slouch and carried himself with style. Topline firm. Papillons seem to mature steadily and then carry their years well and this boy looked in his prime. Splendid coat and furnishings

3rd Breen’s KYLECROFT QUEST

SP PHALENE (2)

1st Morrell’s SERENGLADE LEAP OF FAITH FOR TEMELORA

Such a pity there were only a few Phalenes. This easy going 6 year old Black/White ended up BEST PHALENE IN SHOW. Such a gentle face framed by well set completely dropped ears carried close to the head. Medium, dark expressive eyes. Lovely to go over as he is well made throughout and he did not disappoint on the move as he stepped out with elegance and purpose. Hare feet. I hope the Phalene fanciers continue to champion these little Night Moths. Coming from a breed with Spaniel ears I was able to fully appreciate this variety.

2nd Stanbury’s PINKMEAD TIME LORD AT INIXIA

A Tricolour with a good disposition. In fact I had few shrinking violets in the whole entry. Still a baby at 13 months and needed more body weight as he looked lean. Lovely dark eyes. Could not match the movement of winner who held too many aces.

BITCHES

VETERAN (4) Another class of timeless seniors showing age is just a number

1st Keown’s CH JORGEALIN MOON MAGIC SHCM

The biggest surprise of the day. Won this class, the Champion class and eventually the RESERVE CC. When filling in the certificate the name rang a bell. It seems that 6 years ago I awarded her the RCC (her first major win) from the Yearling class when she was in the ownership of her breeder. Since 2016 she has gained her title and amassed, I understand, 8 CC and 4 RCC. I liked her then and my high regard for her is still intact. Such a pretty Red/white with a great face full of character. Dark eyes set in a head with rounded skull and well placed big ears. All the components to make a stunning Papillon headpiece. Her construction is sound and she moved with precision in a collected fashion. Fine bone and hare feet. Sweet temperament and to top it all she was in lovely coat. Approaching her 8TH birthday and in this form should hold her own in good company for some time yet.

2nd Goude’s MANAWYDDAN INCA TINKA

Tidy little Red/white with clean sweep from head to tail. Looked good on the go around. Dark brown eyes set low in a feminine head topped by big ears. Hangs on her owners every word. At 8 should grace many more Veteran classes

3rd Skelton’s BONMESHAY LADY CHARLOTTE OF ADMANASHAN

MINOR PUPPY (6)

1st Ryan, Roosens & Goessens’ UPPERCUT DAYDREAM BELIEVERS WITH FEORLIG (IMP BEL)

Only 7 months old but this bonny Tricolour showed like an old hand. Head properties are correct and just right for her age. Well set ears, dark eyes. Has a strong ring presence and catches your attention and keeps it. Her balance is flawless with a clean sweep from head to tail. Liked her size. Went through her paces with confidence and moved true in all directions. Gives her all and born to show.

2nd Whitehill’s LILACROSE TRI THIS TALENT

A real baby at 6 months and 1 day. Precious little Tricolour who performed well on her first outing. No nerves and full of herself. A pretty girl who appealed in head and expression. Nice size and fine bone. She was very sociable on the table but concentration is hard when you are this young. A proper little madam. Nice deportment just needing to settle.

3rd Keown’s KEOMANDI FROST MOON FAIRY

PUPPY (3)

1st Robb’s GLENIREN DADDY’S STARMAKER

I started listing the virtues of this little R/S/W and it dawned on me that I was simply going through the points in the breed standard. I think it best to simply say she represents all that is excellent in a Papillon and twinned with her sparkling personality she is a stand out. She looks good and knows it, is made well and shows it, she is a star and shines. At first glance you can see she excels in head and stands willingly showing off her excellent construction. But on the move she comes into her own. Floats like butterfly is a well used cliché but it describes perfectly her light, effortless movement. At 10 months old she is still developing but I could not go past her. BEST PUPPY & BITCH CC. I watched the CC winners circling the ring together and it was a powerful impact. A Lovely pair of butterflies. The feminine bitch and the handsome male both presented so well and giving their all. A lovely dilemma choosing between them. It was the dog’s day being a tad more finished looking but their strengths matched each other. Stunning duo.

2nd Whitehill & Urwin’s AMICAE BELL OF THE BALL

Bright eyed and bushy tailed. Although only a month between 1 and 2 this 10 months tricolour looked a baby. Has plenty of time to develop and her foundations are good. Tidy body with complimentary angles front and rear allowing her freedom of movement. A quality coat coming in nicely. Alert expression coming from round eyes and good ear set. She was enjoying herself.

3rd Morrell’s AURORA VOM SCHWABENHOF FOR TEMLORA (IMP DEU) NAF

JUNIOR (9) 2 abs

Junior should be a class containing potential stars waiting in the wings for maturity and their chance to shine.

1st Morrell’s ATHENA VOM SCHWABENHOF FOR TEMLORA (IMP DEU) NAF

One of two 10 months old Phalene sisters shown today. I favoured this one. A tricolour shown in fine fettle. Her coat shone. Felt good on the table with all parts merging smoothly so it was no surprise to find that she moved accordingly. Lovely rear. Refined head with dropped ears and appealing expression coming from dark eyes, good ear set. Will watch her career with interest.

2nd Griffith’s MANAWYDDAN TO A WILD ROSE

Hair-splitting decision and my notes on this Red/white are all positive. Attractive face with fine muzzle. Dark eyes. Feminine and petite with super movement. Her silky coat was in tip top condition and covered a well constructed body. Large fringed ears added to her appeal. Good showgirl with ring presence. Should continue to feature in the cards.

3rd Mowatt’s MOSHU GOLDEN SUNRISE OVER IOTASTAR

YEARLING (4) 2 abs

1st Stone & Isherwood’s TONKORY WAITING IN THE WINGS

A R/S/W with an engaging personality. Nice head proportions with dark, round eyes and big fringed ears. A confident mover and covered the ground convincingly in a light fashion with tail carried over back. Presented in lovely order and her coat felt good to the touch. Balanced outline with firm topline and correct tailset.

2nd Hill’s CARAIDEAS COPPELIA

Another R/S/W who was so pretty with dark, round eyes that shone. Ears carried correctly and were well fringed. Good spring of ribs. Hair feet. A decent mover just felt her a bit on the heavy side whereas winner had the crisper outline and was more balanced.

NOVICE (3)

1st Proctor’s LYNFLYER RAINBOW CATCHER

17 month old Red/White who came reserve in Junior but was able to hold her own here. Sunny personality and she was putting her all in. Looked good in her quality coat and had facial features that appealed. Very pretty. Move freely with self belief carrying head proudly and tail up and over her back.

2nd Wells & Brown’s METAMORPHIC FLYTE

Tricolour only 10 months old and giving away a lot in development. Cute as a button and very switched on. Coat coming in nicely. Would have looked more at home with her age group.

3rd Sellick’s INIXIA ANNABELLE

GRADUATE (1)

1st Walklett’s FARTHINGHALL’S ENIGMA FOR ANGULLYON NAF

Easy on the eye R/S/W who stood alone and made good use of the empty ring. Animated and moved with accuracy. Coat was silky and soft to the touch and she sported large nicely angled ears and had nice expressive eyes. I would prefer her more petite.

POST GRADUATE (3)

1st Buckley-Waters/ Buckley’s JORGEALIN MOON DUST FOR SEMPEFIDELIS

Very switched on Tricolour who was best mover in the class and this ability was twinned with good breed points. Attractive head with bright expression. Large ears, rounded skull. Fine bone. Hair feet. Lovely coat texture. Nice length to height ratio.

2nd Griffith’s BERESTEAD BELLE EPOQUE MANAWYDDAN

A good looking Black/white who also stepped out accurately. Good posture added elegance and with plumed tail carried over the back she presented a pleasing picture both standing and on the move. Thought 1 had the edge on balanced outline but with her fetching face features and soft silky coat she should always deserve to get a second look.

3rd Walklett’s ANGULLYON’S SECRET DELIGHT

LIMIT (9) 5 abs

1st Skelton’s ADNAMASHAN LADY AMELIA

A glamorous Black/white showing well. Lots to like with lush silky coat, nice neck and shoulder s, round dark eyes, hare feet, well carried plumed tail, decent mover. Felt she had the edge on elegant outline.

2nd Wells & Brown’s METAMORPHIC VISTA

A quality Red/White. Fair of face and her eyes, ears, stop and muzzle were on point. She was enjoying herself and put up a good show. Moved around the ring with a spring in her step.

3rd Keown’s KEOMANDI AMBER MOON

OPEN (4) 1 abs

1st Walsh’s JORGEALIN MOON STAR AT PUREPIXIE

This affix had a good day and several Jorgealin dogs appeared in the cards. The breeder should be justifiably proud to not only have bred but shared her quality dogs. I see this sweet faced R/S/W is younger sister to my RCC. The combination clearly worked. 6 years old and carrying a wealth of coat that I felt made her appear a tad stockier than she is. Underneath is a well shaped body with good neck, well sprung ribs and correct angulation front and rear. Great topline both when standing and on the move. Loved her head and expression and despite the lack of blaze her face appealed to me more than 2. In my final four for the CC.

2nd Morrell’s JOHNASTA GEORGIA FOR TEMELORA

Super temperament on this 2 year old Tricolour and she was close up. Proud head carriage circling the ring with style showing off her classic silhouette. Attractive head with large ears. Smart mover. 5 dogs entered by this exhibitor and they were all in the cards. Good job.

3rd Lees’ LAFFORD GOLDEN CHILD JW

CHAMPION (2)

1st CH JORGEALIN MOON MAGIC Sh CM…. See Veteran Bitch

2. Ryan’s CH FEORLIG SMART COOKIE JW

A dignified 4 year old who never put a foot wrong. She looked good in her R/S/W silky coat and went so well. Scores on front and rear action and her shape is classic. I can fully understand she has many admirers as she exudes confidence and shows off her attributes. . Large mobile ears sit atop a rounded skull, medium dark eyes and decent stop. The more feminine outlook of winner pushed her into 2nd place but she is one that should never be overlooked. A lovely show off

SP PHALENE (1)

1st Maskell’s RAYOL SPARKLING GEM

Liked the size of this 4 year old Black/White but she was rather portly. Dropped ears framed an angelic face with round, dark eyes. Mellow expression and she was super friendly. Well sprung ribs. Went well with good tail carriage.

Judge, NORMA INGLIS (CRAIGOWL)

Categories // Show Results

Open Show 2022

06 March 2022

Judge: Sharon Robson (Tidos)

Best in Show: Wilchans Bo (Carl Cooper)
Res. Best in Show: Jorgealin Moon Star at Purepixie (Helen Walsh)
Best Puppy in Show: Wilachans Bindie (Carl Cooper)
Best Phalene in Show: Lilnrose Ears Looking at you Kazkell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)
Best Veteran in Show: Rozamie Request Belvane (Mr & Mrs A Richardson)

Best Dog: Purepixie Red Admiral (Helen Walsh)
Res. Best Dog: Yeldeah Simply Red (Mr & Mrs TRC Headley)
Best Puppy Dog: Skyvana Catch me at Jhanakia (Lady Jane Thompson & Sandra Austin)
Best Bitch: Wilchans Bo (Carl Cooper)
Res. Best Bitch: Jorgealin Moon Star at Purepixie (Helen Walsh)
Best Puppy Bitch: Wilachans Bindie (Carl Cooper)

Veteran Dog (5 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Rozamie Request Belvane (Mr & Mrs A Richardson)
2nd: Melangel Highland Vogue at Jhanakia (Lady Jane Thompson & Sandra Austin)
3rd: Kazkel Thyme to Drawm JW SHCM VW (Mrs K Maskell)
Res: Travelling by Moonlight to Amicae VW (Mr A Foynes)

Minor Puppy Dog (4 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Melangel Love That Lyric (Mrs M & Misses B & J Mann)
2nd: Sempefidelis Fantastique (Irene Buckley-Waters & Lord Buckley)
3rd: Glendian Blake at Wilachans (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper)

Puppy Dog (3 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Skyvana Catch me at Jhanakia (Lady Jane Thompson & Sandra Austin)
2nd: Wilachans Codie (Carl Cooper)
3rd: Kazkell Cracker Joke (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)

Junior Dog (0 entries)

Yearling Dog (2 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Purepixie Red Admiral (Helen Walsh)
2nd: Wilachans Goblin King (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper)

Novice Dog (2 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Elfuago Dfor (Keavy McGrath)

Graduate Dog (2 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Wilachans Rebel Rebel (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper)

Post Graduate Dog (1 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Lilnrose I’m in the Limelight with Kazkell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)

Limit Dog (6 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Yeldeah Simply Red (Mr & Mrs TRC Headley)
2nd: Martika Kiss and Tell for Lafay (Mr A Foynes)
3rd: Wilachans Oli (Carl Cooper)
Res: Kazkell a Million Dreams with Lilnrose (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)
VHC: Jorgealin Moon Shine (Graduate Dog (2 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Wilachans Rebel Rebel (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper)

Open Dog (3 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Jorgealin Midnight Magic for Kingshaven (Mandy Keown)
2nd: Lafay Petite Etoile JW (Mr A Foynes)

Veteran Bitch (5 entries, 2 absent)
1st: Ch Joegealin Moon Magic SHCM (Mandy Keown)
2nd: Farleysbane Firefly at Lafford (Mr & Mrs TRC Headley)
3rd: Tola Grejfis (Imp Pol) (Natasha Szumiec)

Minor Puppy Bitch (5 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Wilachans Bindie (Carl Cooper)
2nd: Moshu Golden Sunrise over Iotastar (Mrs J D & Mr C J Mowatt)

Puppy Bitch (1 entries, 1 absent)

Junior Bitch (2 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Lynflyer Rainbow Dancer at Kirkchase (Estelle Kirk)
2nd: Lynflyer Rainbow Catcher (Cheryl Proctor)

Yearling Bitch (2 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Born to Blossom at Melangel (Mrs M & Misses B & J Mann)

Novice Bitch (2 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Lynflyer Rainbow Catcher (Cheryl Proctor)
2nd: Tolarty Starry Night (Natasha Szumiec)

Graduate Bitch (2 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Lynflyer Rainbow Dancer at Kirkchase (Estelle Kirk)
2nd: Yeldaeh Dejavu (Mr & Mrs T R C Headley)

Post Graduate Bitch (4 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Wilchans Bo (Carl Cooper)
2nd: Kazkell Lilnrose Dream (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)
3rd: Wilchans and the Ivy for Keomandi (Mandy Keown)
Res: Iotastar Intrepid Explorer (Mrs J D & Mr C J Mowatt)

Limit Bitch (6 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Wilchans Jasmine (Carl Cooper)
2nd: Yeldaeh Lady in Red (Mr & Mrs T R C Headley)
3rd: Melangel Enchanting Evita at Jhanakia (Lady Jane Thompson & Sandra Austin)
Res: Kazkell Melo’s Dream (Mrs K Maskell)
VHC: Jorgealin Tri Some Magic (Mr S & Mrs S Young)

Open Bitch (4 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Jorgealin Moon Star at Purepixie (Helen Walsh)
2nd: Kazkel Theme for a Dream for Lilnrose (Miss M C Walker)
3rd: Lafay has the Last Word with Amicae (Mr A Foynes)

Special Phalene Open Dog or Bitch (2 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Lilnrose Ears Looking at you Kazkell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Walker)
2nd: Rayol Sparkling Gem (Mrs K Maskell)

Special Beginners Open Dog or Bitch (1 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Tolarty Starry Night (Natasha Szumiec)

Brace (2 entries 0 absent)
1st: Wilchans Jasmine / Wilchans Bo
2nd: Yeldaeh Simply Red / Yeldaeh Lady in Red

Handling Classes

JH1 – Juniors 6-11 years of age (0 entries)

JH2 – Juniors 12-16 years of age (1 entry)
1st: Grace Young

AH1 – Adults 17-25 years of age (1 entry)
1st: Keavy McGrath

Categories // Show Results

29th Championship Show 2021

23rd July 2021

Entries: 88 dogs making 100 entries, 2 NFC

Judges:
Dogs: Jacqueline Hill
Bitches: Kirsty Wells
Referee: Queenie Bruce

Best in Show: Kylecroft Quest (Gillian Breen)
Reserve Best in Show: Papmar Moonlight Missabeat (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
Best Puppy in Show: Graycaz Oh La La (Mrs C Lee-Slater)
Best Minor Puppy in Show: Graycaz Oh La La (Mrs C Lee-Slater)
Best Phalene in Show: Lilnrose Ears Looking at you Kazkell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Waller)
Best Veteran in Show: Kazkell Just a Dreamer JW (Mrs K Maskell)

Dog CC: Kylecroft Quest (Gillian Breen)
Res. Dog CC: Iotastar Great Adventure (Ms J D Mowatt & Mr C Mowatt)
Best Puppy Dog: Amicae Master of Arts (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
Bitch CC: Papmar Moonlight Missabeat (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
Res. Bitch CC: Lafford Golden Child (JW) (Carol Lees)
Best Puppy Bitch: Graycaz Oh La La (Mrs C Lee-Slater)

Thank you to the Officers and Committee for inviting me to judge at their Championship Show today, and to my stewards for doing such a fine job of keeping everything running smoothly. This was my first time awarding CC’s and I felt honoured to be doing so for such a prestigious breed club. Thank you also to all the exhibitors who kindly entered and allowed me to judge their beloved butterflies. Again, an honour. I fell in love with the breed about 30 years ago when I was introduced to the most beautiful little dog I had ever seen (a lovely Motylek girl) and decided there and then that I had to have one. To cut a long story short, I’ve been showing Papillons for many years and during that time have been mentored by one or two stalwarts of the breed who instilled in me a need to keep that type that I first fell for. Correct size, sound construction leading to good movement is, of course, important in a Papillon as are large, rounded, correctly set ears (the signature of the butterfly dog). So too is a single, soft, silky coat with plenty of length. Curtain fringing and profuse tail plume completing the picture. However, I was totally captivated by that heart melting expression and exquisite head and sadly feel we may be in danger of losing this most desirable feature of the breed. It would be such a shame if those new to Papillons never got to see what a true butterfly dog should look like and it would be unbearably sad to only have photos and memories to remind us what exquisite creatures our butterflies can be. Over the last few years I’ve noticed muzzles and legs getting longer and skulls and bodies getting narrower. By no means across the board but nevertheless a trend in that direction. We are the guardians of the breed and I think we owe it to the breeders who came before us to try to keep the pretty, fine, dainty little butterflies that they gave to us. Please, let’s not disappoint them. Jacqueline Hill

Veteran Dog (2 entries 2 absent)

Minor Puppy Dog (3 entries 0 absent)
1st: Buoncasa Zis Levi (Mrs D L Watson) R/S/W Just 6 months. Small and dainty boy with lots of confidence despite his tender age. Nicely balanced proportions and although still very raw, showing lots of promise with especially impressive ears. Lots to like but would hope to see his movement improve as he matures.
2nd: Maliband Lee Cooper to Graycaz (Imp Bel) NAF (Mrs C Lee-Slater) TRI. Bigger than 1 but still a good size for age with the promise of a super coat and furnishings. Nice shape to body with a good reach of neck and lovely ears. Hope to see a tad more leg and tighter front when mature.
3rd: Bankshill Isle of Arran (Susannah Chalmers) TRI. First show for this young man although you would never have known it. A confident boy in every way and as such a credit to his owner. Nicely marked in both head and body with coat and fringing coming. Good ears both set and size. Not quite the head refinement of 1 & 2 but that can come.

Puppy Dog (3 entries 0 absent)
1st: Amicae Master of Arts (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin) TRI. Nicely marked with coat and furnishings coming. Lovely, large, well set and already well fringed ears. Moved well both coming and going, the result of a well put together front and rear. A little rangier than my ideal and at the moment a little plain in head but was pleased to see him go BPIS.
2nd: Keomandi Blue Moon Magic (Diane Herbert) TRI. Good length to coat for a puppy and furnishings coming along nicely. Solid head with only a little white to noseband but nonetheless a good shape. Good set to large ears. Level topline with a nice reach of neck and correctly set tail.
3rd: Bankshill Isle of Arran (Susannah Chalmers)

Junior Dog (6 entries 0 absent)
1st: Pappretty Grt Expectations (Christine Anderson) R/S/W. This lightly marked young man has a pleasing outline, was well presented and showed a treat for his handler. Good rear angulation, tailset and carriage and level topline. Lovely ears, dark eyes and good head shape. However, his front could be better.
2nd: Wilachans Goblin King (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper) R/S/W. Not much to chose between 1 and 2 but this boy was a little unsettled today although managed to show when needed. He’s nicely marked, correctly put together and moved well. Large correctly set and shaped ears and dark eyes.
3rd: Humpty Dumpty Valery Park in Honrukai (Imp Ukr) (Laura Mandelson) R/S/W Masculine, nicely marked head with dark eye. Well set, large, fringed ears. Nice depth to body with good angulation front and back resulting in good movement. Could have a tad more neck. As always, well presented and handled.
Res: Purepixie Red Admiral (Helen Walsh)
VHC: Farthinghall Filly’s Favour (Mrs Kat Milroy)

Yearling Dog (1 entry 0 absent)
1st: Wilachans Rebel Rebel (Jacqueline Green & Carl Cooper) TRI. Like this confident nicely marked young dog. Good outline standing and moves well. Correctly proportioned head with dark eye and good ears. Coat and furnishings more than adequate for his age. Would like to see a tighter front as he matures.

Novice Dog (2 entries 0 absent)
1st: Pappretty Grt Expectations (Christine Anderson)
2nd: Humpty Dumpty Valery Park in Honrukai (Imp Ukr) (Laura Mandelson)

Graduate Dog (4 entries 0 absent)
1st: Iotastar’s Brave New World (Ms J D Mowatt & Mr C Mowatt) TRI. Love this wee boy. A real cheeky chappie! Caught my eye as soon as he entered the ring. Lovely type and full of character. Small fine and dainty. Beautiful headpiece with large, rounded well placed ears. Lovely outline. Well coated with curtain fringing and well plumed tail. On the day his front let him down for top awards but so much to like about him.
2nd: Manawyddan Harryhare (M L L & E Anne Griffiths) B/W. Another nice young boy. Different type to 1. but again lots to like. Lovely outline. Nice size and overall balance. Good reach of neck and lay of shoulder. Level topline and well carried tail. Liked the texture and quality of the coat and furnishings. Pleasing, correct head and ears.
3rd: Lilnrose I’m in the Limelight with Kazkell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Waller) didn’t stay for critique
Res: Martika Kiss and Tell for Lafay (Mr A Foynes)

Post Graduate Dog (8 entries 0 absent)
1st: Kylecroft Quest (Gillian Breen) TRI. What a wee cracker! Everything about him oozes quality and breed type. So glad he came today. No hesitation awarding him his first CC and then putting him forward for BIS. Loved everything about him, from his perfectly pigmented nose to the tip of his well plumed tail and all in between. Moved soundly. Was presented beautifully. Showed his wee heart out and was as one with his handler. Absolutely lovely! BIS
2nd: Magic Sunrise Brigand with Burghbridge (Imp Lva) (Lindsay Slater) TRI. Good overall construction with sound movement coming and going. Made a nice shape standing. Nicely marked and good length to coat. Stronger in head than 1 but well marked and framed by excellent ears.
3rd: Wilachans Oli (Carl Cooper) TRI. Nice typey dog with a sweet expression and correct head with lovely fringing completing the picture. Put together nicely with good angulation and moved well. Just not showing as consistently as I would have liked. Got that tail back up at just the right time though!
Res: Amicae Kenzo at Rosenjon (Mrs Rosemarie Hobson)
VHC: Pappretty I want a Hero (Christine Anderson)

Limit Dog (12 entries 0 absent -1 transfer)
1st: Iotastar Great Adventure (Ms J D Mowatt & Mr C Mowatt) TRI. Lots to admire. He’s up to size but so typey. Gorgeous head of correct proportions. Beautiful, soft expression. Excellent ears with a huge span and curtain fringing. Profuse coat and tail plume completes the picture. He’s nicely balanced and sound in construction and movement. He wasn’t always standing his best for his handler today especially in the challenge but nonetheless I couldn’t deny him the RDCC.
2nd: Amicae Highland Glen (Gillian Breen) TRI. Unfortunately, a little out of coat today but no denying his quality. Another very typey dog. Absolutely correct head shape and proportions, dark eye with a sweet, heart melting expression. He is well put together with good angulation and lovely straight front. Level topline and good shoulder placement. As always, attentive and at one with his handler.
3rd: Bankshill Chasing Dreams with Abbeyton (Mrs Joan Savage) TRI. Another quality dog in the best class of the day. Eyecatching. Nicely marked. Both sound in construction and movement with good rear angulation and straight front, level topline and correctly set tail. Good head proportions, a dark eye and pleasing expression.
Res: Manawyddan Victor Hugo (M L L & E Anne Griffiths)
VHC: Tricianbri Harry Beau for Temelora (Mrs S Morrell)

Open Dog (7 entries +1 transfer)
1st: Jorgealin Midnight Magic for Kingshaven (Mandy Keown) TRI. Fine and dainty boy, beautifully presented with a lovely quality of coat. He stood four square and never stopped showing. A good reach of neck into well laid back shoulders, level topline and correctly set tail. Good angulation and straight front. Moved and carried himself well. For me his head lets him down a little.
2nd: Magic Sunrise Ace Ventura (Imp Lva) (Msdms C Lee-Slater & C Kewley) TRI. Bigger type than 1. but a lot to like. Good overall body construction and moved soundly. Large impressive ears framed a well marked head. Just lacked enthusiasm and sparkle today.
3rd: Lafay Petite Etoile JW (Mr A Foynes) R/S/W. Medium size with good overall balance. Stands four square with level topline and good tail set. Good head proportions and moved well. Flagging a little today.
Res: Serenglade Leap of Faith for Temelora (Mrs S Morrell)
VHC: Ablazzor Fire Storm for Vlinder (Mr Michael & Mrs Alison Atkins)

Champion Dog
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Special Phalene Dog (2 entries, 1 absent)
1st: Lilnrose Ears Looking at you Kazell (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Waller) R/S/W. Lightly marked with profuse coat and furnishings. Level topline and well carried tail. Would prefer a more refined head.

Veteran Bitch (1 entry)
1st: Kazkell Just a Dreamer JW (Mrs K Maskell)

Minor Puppy Bitch (3 entries, 0 absent)
1st: Graycaz Oh La La (Mrs C Lee-Slater)
2nd: Bankshill Isle of Islay (Mrs M A & Misses B C & J S Mann)
3rd: Tarnock Love Lacey (Dee Olof)

Puppy Bitch (5 entries, 2 absent)
1st: Houm Tet a Tet Ariette at Collness (Imp Rus) (Mrs T Collins)
2nd: Paparottsie Miss Holly (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
3rd: Ablazzor Fire Dancer (Lesley Morton)

Junior Bitch (4 entries 0 absent)
1st: Pamhurst Definitely Maybe with Netsrik (Kirsten Taylor)
2nd: Born to Blossom at Melangel (Mrs M A & Misses B C & J S Mann)
3rd: Purepixie Lucy with Diamond (88)
Res: Wilachans Bo (Carl Cooper)

Yearling Bitch (7 entries 1 absent)
1st: Johnasta Georgia for Temelora (Mrs S Morrell)
2nd: Lafford Golden Nugget (Lindsay Slater)
3rd: Keomandi Amber Moon (Mandy Keown)
Res: Tarnock Silver Slippers (Dee Olof)
VHC: Tolarty Starry Night (Natalia Szumiec)

Novice Bitch (7 entries 2 absent)
1st: Pamhurst Definitely Maybe with Netsrik (Kirsten Taylor)
2nd: Papmar Moonlight Amatcor (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
3rd: Houm Tet a Tet Ariette at Collness (Imp Rus) (Mrs T Collins)
Res: Nina Ricci Summer Melody at Kezkez (Julie Elaine Kerrison)
VHC: Temelora Bella (Mrs S Morrell)

Graduate Bitch (3 entries 0 absent)
1st: Kazkell Lilnrose Dream (Mrs K Maskell & Miss M Waller)
2nd: Iotastar Intrepid Explorer(Ms J D Mowatt & Mr C Mowatt)
3rd: Nina Ricci Summer Melody at Kezkez (Julie Elaine Kerrison)

Post Graduate Bitch (2 entries 1 absent)
1st: Berestead Haute Couture(Angela Matthews)

Limit Bitch (7 entries 1 absent)
1st: Lafford Golden Child (JW) (Carol Lees)
2nd: Cantoverde Royal Chyna JW SHCM (Susan Lanson)
3rd: Tarnock Runaway Ruby (Dee Olof)
Res: Wilachans Jasmine (Carl Cooper)
VHC: Lafay Has the Last Word with Amicae (Mr A Foynes)

Open Bitch (9 entries 1 absent)
1st: Papmar Moonlight Missabeat (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
2nd: Jorgealin Moon Star at Purepixie (Helen Walsh)
3rd: Kazkell Theme for a Dream for Lilnrose JW (Miss M C Waller)
Res: Amicae Forget Me Not (Msdms M Whitehill & P Urwin)
VHC: Ablazzor Angel Delight at Kirkchase (Estelle Kirk)

Champion Bitch (1 entry 0 absent)
1st: Ir Ch Temelora Adele (Mrs S Morrell)

Special Phalene Open Bitch (1 entry o absent)
1st: Ir Ch Temelora Adele (Mrs S Morrell)

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