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Sunday 13 August 2017

QLD Boxer Club 

Championship Show

Judge:  Mrs T Sloan (Tas)

 Best in Show -         Ch Kesdar Some Kinda Wonderful         (Morrow)

Reserve in Show -    Ch Keljamar Here's The Verdict             (McArthur)

Baby in Show -         Kudirka Arsons Glow                             (Kelly)

Minor in Show -         Laykoda Off Limits                                 (McArthur)

Puppy in Show -        Redbush Man About Town                    (Smitheringale)

Junior in Show -        Ch Phoenway Les Miserables                (Tassan)

Intermediate in Show Ch Kesdar Some Kinda Wonderful        (Morrow)

Aust Bred in Show -   Ch Kesdar Checkmate                          (Morrow)

Open in Show -          Ch Keljamar Here's The Verdict            (McArthur)

Best In Show		RU BIS
Also Intermediate in Show		Also Open in Show
Ch Kesdar Some Kinda Wonderful		Ch Keljamar Here's the Verdict
		Opp Baby
		Chelleason Candy Cane Girl
Minor in Show
Laykoda Off Limits
Puppy in Show
Redbush Man About Town
Aust Bred in Show		Opp Aust Bred
Ch Kesdar Checkmate		Ch Redbush Indigo Skye

Critique

Critique - Queensland Boxer Club Championship Show.  Judge Teena Sloan

BABY PUPPY DOG

1^ST          KUDIRKA ARSONS GLOW-This baby captured me from the moment he entered the ring what a little beauty he is.  Square beautiful eyes and expression balanced front and rear. Level topline bang on tail set and great temperament.  He was easily my baby in show winner and one I tried to steal for myself without success.  I wish him all the best and it will be interesting to see how he grows.

MNOR PUPPY DOG

1^ST`         PHOENWAY FRESH PRINCE OFBELAIR- Tall brindle dog going through the ganglys as is to be expected at this age. Not quite square in body, head still has a lot of work to come through.  Moved well I would like to see this dog in 6-9 months time.

PUPPY DOG

1^ST          REDBUSH MAN ABOUT TOWN.  A lot to like about this dog, good head and expression with lovely dark eyes, square dog with  level topline balanced front and rear and moved with purpose, really pushed for Challenge Dog but just pipped at the post.

JUNIOR DOG

1^ST          MCBOXA WHOLE LOTA STAUNCH Very short backed dog, a bit too overdone in head for my liking, well boned movement was a bit erratic today

INTERMEDIATE DOG

1^st           CH KESDAR SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL- Upstanding fawn  dog of lovely proportions a lovely headed dog with good balance between muzzle and skull, short coupled just a slight wrinkle over the shoulders, level topline and good tail set, great moving dog and the more he moved the more I liked him, such a sound dog, very true coming and going.

 MY EVENTUAL BEST IN SHOW WINNER AND SO WELL DESERVED HE DIDN’T PUT A FOOT WRONG

2^nd          ALONOT STOP N STARE AT CHELLEASON-Fawn  dog  a little too broad in skull for my taste, fully pigmented feet could be better, nice and square with good tail set, moved well

3^rd          KELJAMAR BELIEVE IN JUSTICE – Brindle/White male pleasing head dark fully pigmented eyes, broken canine and middle incisors almost invisible which is becoming a problem in the breed. A little long in body, good hindquarters and moved adequately

AUSTRALIAN BRED DOG

1^ST          CH KESDAR CHECKMATE - Brindle/White dog pleasing head and so balanced this dog has a lot to offer the breed, fully pigmented dark eyes, lovely mouth clean skull, good neck into shoulders short coupled, correct hindquarters and tail set moved well.

2^ND         SUP CH JUELLE BEAR IT ALL – Brindle/White dog pushed hard to win, my deciding factor was he wasn’t quite as good transition from neck into shoulder, good head and mouth although starting to show age, lovely dark pigmented eyes short coupled good hindquarters and tail set and moved well

3^rd          REDBUSH THE BARRISTER – Red dog rather unruly and didn’t want to perform, he did however have a good mouth, head was overdone for my tastes, good feet and hindquarters hard to judge movement as he didn’t want to gait but when he did movement was ok

OPEN DOG

1^ST          SUP CH CHIZACK CATWEAZLE (IMP NZ) – Brindle/White dog Pleasing head dark eyes with full pigmentation, clean skull, lovely chin placement.  Clean neck into shoulder transition, short coupled correct tail set and hindquarter angulation, this dog moved well but unfortunately was not handling the heat of the day and tended to level out on the move

2^nd          BOKSON WHATS THE VERDICT -  Brindle/White dog, substantial dog a bit too overdone in head for me, nice dark fully pigmented eyes, good neck into shoulders short coupled with good hindquarter angulation moved well

3^rd          CH OARTUMN TOUCH OF FROST – Fawn/White dog too heavy in head for my liking with deep wrinkling on the head. The standard calls for head not showing deep  wrinkles. Good dark eyes and full pigmentation, short coupled and rather erratic on the move.

CH DOG               CH KESDAR SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL

RES CH                 SUP CH CHIZACK CATWEAZLE (IMP NZ)

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BABY PUPPY BITCH

1^ST          CHELLEASON CANDY CANE GIRL – Dark masked fawn bitch, pretty face and lovely eye colour and pigmentation, short couped good tailset and hindquarter angulation, not moving the best for the very young handler and I’m  sure will improve with more experience

MINOR PUPPY BITCH

1^ST          LAYKODA OFF LIMITS – Brindle/White bitch, lovely clean head with good eye colour and full pigmentation, if anything would like a slightly wider jaw.  Nice short coupled body with good hindquarter angulation she moved very well  with reach and drive

2^nd          OARTUMN RIPPLE – Brindle/White head not as pleasing as  1^st placewinner, dark eyes and good pigmentation, strongly boned good hindquarter angulation but was a little loose on the move.

PUPPY BITCH

1^ST          KESDAR SHADES OF SUMMER -  Fawn/White bitch head at this stage needs more work and I do hope this develops, good feet short coupled good tail set and hindquarter angulation moved with reach and drive which won her this class.

2^nd          PHOENWAY SAY MY NAME – This is quite a tall girl and I would like a little more work in the head just lacking at the moment, lovely dark pigmented eyes,  good feet  a little long in the body but did move well

3^rd          MCBOXA TOUGH GAL – Dark brindle good dark eyes a little too undershot, on the small size but did move well with good rear angulation.

JUNIOR BITCH

1^st           CH PHOENWAY LES MISERABLES – Brindle/White Pleasing balanced head, good eye colour and pigmentation short coupled good hindquarter angulation and moved true coming and going/.

2^nd          BOXJAM KELJAMARS COMEBACK – Dark brindle bitch balanced head but the mouth is quite narrow and too undershot, she is also a little long and didn’t move well today

INTERMEDIATE BITCH

1^st           SAXONEE AINT NO ANGEL -Fawn/White bitch not quite balanced in muzzle to skull which give a slightly foreign expression, dark pigmented eyes, nice neck into shoulders square in body movement was good on side profile but she was a little close behind.

AUSTRALIAN BRED BITCH

1^ST          CH REDBUSH INDIGO SKYE – Brindle/White pleasant head with good balance between muzzle and skull, good neck into shoulders, correct short coupled body with good rear angulation and moved well

OPEN BITCH

1^ST          CH KELJAMAR HERES THE VERDICT – Brindle/White lovely clean headed bitch and good balance of muzzle to skull, good mouth, eyes and fully pigmented, great neck into shoulders, square profile correct hindquarter angulation and tail set,  moved very well and so true coming and going

MY CHALLENGE BITCH AND RUNNER UP IN SHOW WINNER A LOVELY SOUND BITCH

2^nd          CH BLUEPRINT CAUGHT MY EYE – Dark brindle/White not as good in head as my  first placegetter would like more rise of skull , good eye colour and pigmentation, short coupled bitch with good rear angulation and tail set she was outmoved by the 1^st placegetter.

CH BITCH      CH KELJAMAR HERES THE VERDICT

RES                 CH  LAYKODA OFF LIMITS

BEST IN SHOW                  CH KESDAR SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL  

RUNNER UP                      CH KELJAMAR HERES THE VERDICT

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