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Baby Puppy Dog
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1 entry.
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1st: May's
Erdos Midnite Cowboy
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At nearly 5 months of age this baby was of
correct size for his age. Unfortunately,
he was more or less uncontrollable which made it very difficult to assess
him. His movement was
pretty much the same - lovely friendly nature but needs a lot of work to
make him settle down. He
could do with more muscling particularly behind.
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Minor Puppy Dog
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1 entry.
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1st: Cragg's
Hungargunn Red Rogue |
A well grown minor male, head was pleasing with
correct proportions. His eyes could have been a shade darker.
His forequarters
were correctly angulated and matched his rear angulation giving him
overall balance. His
topline had a slight dip just behind the withers which became more
accentuated each time I asked him to move. His feet turned out ever so slightly in front and I'm sure
that with the correct exercise, etc, this will correct in time. Feet were good.
Coat and colour were acceptable Movement was true and straight coming and going and side gait
was graceful without any over exaggeration. |
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Puppy Dog
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2 entries.
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1st: Gallie & Marsden's
Erdos By Design
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Another well grown puppy male, head was pleasing
with correct proportions. His
forequarters were correctly angulated and matched his rear angulation
giving him overall balance. I
would have liked a little more width of body on this puppy for his size
however I know this will come with maturity. Feet were very good, coat and colour were great. On the move
this young guy had fantastic side gait, very well balanced with reach and
drive to die for, and was true and straight coming and going. He
actually worked better by the end of the day.
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2nd: Auricht's
Rozsda A Close Shave
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At nearly 7 months of age I found this young male
to lack the general appearance of "... lean muscled, fine boned frame, steely sinews and dry limbs"
required in the breed standard. He
was far too short, heavy with massive bone and I found him quite
"untypical" of the breed. His
body shape was good, eyes could have been darker. Good temperament.
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Intermediate Dog
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1 entry.
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1st: Marsden's
Erdos Indiana Jones
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A shorter style of dog, and a little to heavy in
front for my liking. The
standard calls for a deep long chest and this dog is excessively wide
between the elbows and through the rib cage. Another dog with eyes that could have been darker, his topline also
dips behind the shoulders which is noticeable on the move. Whilst he toed in front on the move he was true and straight
behind. Temperament was good,
coat and colour was good.
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State Bred Dog
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1 entry.
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1st: Gibson's
Ch. Erdos Rebel Rouser
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An older dog, another with a wide front between
the elbows. His head was
acceptable, eye colour good. Topline
was acceptable for his age, however like the intermediate dog he toed in
fronton the move and also lacked drive behind. I would like to see more angulation behind on this dog.
Temperament was good, colour was good however his coat was in less
than showable condition.
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Australian Bred Dog
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2 entries.
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1st: Townley, Trinka & Walter's
Aceweis Red N Hot
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I was very impressed with this dog when he first
entered the ring. A larger
male who really looked like he could work all day. Head was pleasing, eye colour was good. His front and rear
angulation were balanced, croup was good, feet were good. His topline had
a slight dip behind the shoulders which became more evident as Dog CC and
Reserve CC was judged and he seemed to have a slight weakness in the hock
area.
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2nd: Crump's
Ch. Erdos Razzle Dazzle E.T.
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An older dog, another with a wide front between
the elbows. His head was
acceptable, eye colour good. Topline
showed a definite tendency to roach and I would like to see more
angulation behind on this dog. His
movement, like the intermediate dog, toed in front on the move and also
lacked drive behind. Temperament
was good, colour was good however his coat was also in less than showable
condition.
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Open Dog
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2 entries, 1 absent.
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1st: Bush's
Ch. Heiderst Sachmo
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A smaller type of dog, in excellent show
condition. Pleasing head,
correct eye colour, great topline, slightly wider in between elbows and
tended to turn his elbows out slightly. Angulation front and rear was balanced giving good effortless
movement, feet were good. His
tail spoilt the picture on the move as he tended to hold it well above the
horizontal.
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Veteran Dog
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4 entries.
A nice class of older males
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1st: O'Malley's
Gr. Ch. Hanafor Master Callaway |
At just over 8 years of age this guy dominated
the ring from the first time he set foot in it. The only thing I would want to change on this gentleman is a
little more length/return to the upper arm.
He was in great condition for his age, including teeth/bite. He
covered the ground with next to no effort, although a larger male he
excelled in show attitude as well as being an extremely sound typical
representative of the breed. |
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2nd: Cragg's
Ch. Humeden Rousset Roland E.T.
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This dog was a very moderate dog. He didn't quite have the "pizzazz" that I was looking for
to place higher than the eventual BIS winner. His head was pleasing, eye colour good, front and rear angulation
was balanced, feet good. His topline showed a slight softness (?age/exercise) and he
moved well. |
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3rd: Elessar Knls'
Ch. Hanafor Caveat Reiffel
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Another older male. In good condition for his age as
well. Overall another sound male with pleasing head, good eye
colour, balanced both front and rear, he was good on the move, feet were
good - another that just lacked a bit of that show "pizzazz".
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4th: Orzeszko's
Ch. Hanafor Master Gyles C.D.
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Overall another sound male displaying pleasing breed type -
again lacking a bit of that show "pizzazz".
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Baby Puppy Bitch
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2 entries, 1 absent.
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1st: Marsden's
Erdos Material Girl
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Much better behaved than the male baby! Pleasing head, expression
and eye colour. Reasonably good feet, a typical 5 month old baby
Vizsla. Good topline. Could do with a little more muscling and
was a little narrow throughout the body including front however I feel she
will develop into a very handy bitch as she has the basic body
structure/angulation and shows lots of promise.
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Minor Puppy Bitch
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1 entry.
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1st: Cragg's
Hungargunn Shes A Tease
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Nice minor. Pleasing head, expression and eye colour. Balanced
angulation front and rear, good feet, coat and colour was good.
Super topline, she was a little weak in the hock area but this should
improve with age. She moved well for a minor and temperament was
very good.
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Puppy Bitch
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2 entries.
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1st: Draws'
Erdos High Society
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Another nice puppy. Pleasing head, expression and eye colour.
Balanced angulation front and rear, good feet, coat and colour was good.
Good topline, she was a little weak in the hock area but this should
improve with age. She moved well, temperament was good and she
should do well with more maturity.
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2nd: O'Malley & Smith's
Heiderst Hey Look Atme
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At nearly 8 months of age this girl was at the top of the standard.
Her pigment was very light and eyes were so light as to appear
"windhover". Her feet were extremely flat and she tended to
knuckle over. Her body shape and style were good however with her
size, feet and pigment I had to place her 2nd behind a much better overall
puppy.
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Junior Bitch
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1 entry.
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1st: Harris & Stading's
Hanafor Belfrayden Jane
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Really lovely young bitch. Very nice head, expression, eye
colour. Great topline, very nice front and rear angulation -
balanced. Good feet. Coat and colour were very nice -
presented in super condition. Moved very well for just out of puppy
class and if I had to penalise her anywhere perhaps she moved a tad too
close behind but not excessively so. Had she have been better
handled in Bitch CC she may very well have walked away with Bitch CC!
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Intermediate Bitch
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2 entries.
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1st: Cragg's
Ch. Hungargunn Unforgettable
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Beautiful head, expression and eye colour. Very good front angulation
and assembly. I would like a little better development in the 2nd
thigh area. Her coat and colour were good, her topline dips just a
little behind the shoulder. Feet were good, she moved reasonably well
and was fairly true and straight coming and going. Temperament was
good.
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2nd: Marsden's
Ch. Erdos Dream Lover
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A moderate bitch, pleasing head, expression and eye colour. Front was moderately
angulated although another that is excessively wide between the
elbows. She lacked in rear angulation and compared to her front was
not balanced. Her topline dips just a little behind the
shoulder. On the move she toes in and is noticeably
"keyhole" behind. Coat and colour were good, feet
good. Temperament was good.
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State Bred Bitch
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2 entries.
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1st: Gallie's
Ch. Heiderst Scarlet Fire A.D., E.T.
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Pleasing head, expression and eye colour. She is well balanced in
front and rear. Her topline spoils the picture. A definite dip
behind the shoulders. Presented in superb show condition, coat and
colour were great. Feet were good. She moved reasonably well
however with her topline she tends to run up behind.
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2nd: Crump & Marsden's
Erdos Sweet Allyce |
Not a happy girl. I'm sure she would
have preferred to stay at home today. She appears too long for her
height, front and rear angulation is balanced and she appears to be
another that is excessively wide between the elbows. Feet were
good. She looked to be either 5-6 weeks pregnant or going through a
phantom pregnancy which made her topline dip badly. Movement, all
things considered, was reasonable. |
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Australian Bred Bitch
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1 entry.
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1st: Kloppers'
Erdos Lady In Red
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Pleasing head, expression and eye
colour. She is straighter in front and rear angulation than I was
looking for which showed in her movement as she was rather short and
choppy. A tad bit longer in body for height and most uncooperative
with her handler. Colour and coat was good, feet were good.
Topline was reasonable.
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Open Bitch
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3 entries, 2 absent. |
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1st: Harris & Stading's
Ch. Kimlise Isobella
Ximenex
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Really nice bitch. Very nice head,
expression, eye colour. Great topline - so smooth over the
shoulders, very nice front and rear angulation - balanced. Good
feet. Coat and colour were very nice - superbly presented and
handled. Moved very well with effortless gait coming, going and on
side profile. The one thing I would wish for this bitch would be to
use her tail just a little when moving.
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Hungarian Vizsla Club of SA Second Championship Show