Kingston Canine Society – 20th July 2013
Adult Handling 17-35 yrs.
1st
Connie Hazeltine handling a
pointer. A lovely sympathetic handler who set her dog up quickly and precisely .
Lovely use of voice in conjunction with good lead control. Very clear
presentation of the teeth, lovely lines in her pattern work.
2nd Emily Bennett handling a Flat Coated Retriever. A
competent handler who just needs to work on refining her performance. Personally
I would like to see her a little more attentive on the stand and more use of the
voice to encourage the dog on the move. Remember to bring the dog back toward
the judge on the 3rd line of the triangle.
Adult Handling 36 yrs & Over
1st
Amanda Brooksmith handling a pointer. A faultless performance from this very
accomplished handler. Super lines, especially on the 3rd leg of the
triangle where her dog was coming straight back toward me. Something that seems
to elude so many handlers. Very clear showing of the teeth and lovely use of
voice on the move.
2nd Karen Plummer Handling a Tibettan Terrier. Close
up to 1, very attentive on the stand, very good teeth, lovely lines. Just would
have liked to see her move her dog a little quicker to show off the movement.
3rd
Jo-Anne Parson handling an Irish Setter. Stood her dog perfectly and moved her
at the correct speed with good use of voice. Just wandered off line on the 3rd
leg of the triangle.
Res
Tracey Gray
VHC
Shirley Evans
Junior Handling 6-11 yrs.
1st
Nicola Owles handling a Samoyed
and heading up a class of very mixed abilities. At the top end of the age group
and gave a very proficient display. Very attentive on the stand, clear teeth
and lovely patterns with good lines. Good use of voice and bait.
2nd Sophiw Wildig handling an Affenpinscher. Another
11yr old giving a proficient performance. Good clear teeth with this difficult
breed, good patterns and excellent use of voice and food with an inexperienced
puppy.
3rd
Yasmin Brown handling a Pomeranian. At 7yrs a very promising handler. Has all
the basics with good showing of the teeth and lovely patterns. Just needs to
develop her table skills.
Res
Bethany Wescott
VHC
Miss Alaska Brown
Junior Handling 12-16 yrs.
1st
Miss J Gausden handling a
Miniature Schnauzer. Stood her dog beautifully. Good teeth but try to get all
the beard out of the way. Very Good lines and good use of voice both on the move
and stood.
2nd Lauren Brown handling as Lowchen. Lost out on her
attentiveness when standing her dog. Best showing of the teeth and very good
lines.
3rd
Lucie Allen handling an Akita. This young lady has all the basics and sood her
dog well. Just needs to tidy up overall. Teeth were ok but could be clearer and
she did get pulled off line on the triangle. Very good lines on her up and down.
Ray McDonald (Judge)