The British Collie Club I would like to start by thanking British Collie club for offering me this appointment. I had a lovely entry and I am greatly appreciative to all those exhibitors who gave me the opportunity to judge their Smooth Collies
A blue girl who I have judged before in her younger days. Maturity has mellowed her expression, her head is fine but of good proportions. Lovely shape and overall balance. For 9 years old she is a credit to her owner for her fitness and muscle tone Moved well. BVIB. I was delighted to agree with my co judge to award her BVIS. Class 2 – Puppy Dog 2
Tri dog who was a little excitable on the move. He has good bone and substance, his head is clean and well proportioned with flat skull. Well placed ears which he used to his advantage, giving a masculine expression. Good depth to chest and correct angulations front and rear. Would like to see him outside in a bigger ring. RBD
Blue dog who has super bone, substance and excellent tight feet for one so young. Masculine head, well placed eye and good filling to foreface. He was a little reluctant to use his ears but when he did these enhanced his expression. On the move he was not confident on the mats so he was inclined to pace. Class 3 – Junior Dog 1
Tri dog who has a lovely masculine head well tipped and used ears and nicely placed dark eye. Good length of neck and firm back. Well-proportioned which gave balance when standing and on the move. BD
Class 4 – Post graduate Dog 1
As previous. Class 5 – Open Dog No Entries
Class 7 – Junior Bitch 1
A shaded sable well built with good bone and spring of rib, pleasing expression just found head a little strong and broad in skull. Lovely dark almond shape to eye, well set ears with correct tip. Moved ok but was inclined to pace a little. Class 8 – Post graduate Bitch Class 9 – Open Bitch 6 (1)
Judge Ms J Milligan (Alfsden)
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