Baby Puppy Dog |
3 entries.
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1st: Townley, Trinka & Walter's
Aceweis Red N Hot
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A very smart upstanding
young baby, clean in outline, great strength and hindquarters covered
ground for a baby. Handled well. A promising baby.
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2nd: Clow's
Magyar Golden Dynasty |
This baby was very difficult to assess due
to its performance - being a baby. |
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Minor Puppy Dog
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2 entries.
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1st: Marsden's
Erdos Indiana Jones
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A very showy young man, very
clean in outline, good colour, but felt he needed a little more substance.
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2nd: Gulliver &
Oates'
Magyar Saphire Becool |
This boy had very strong bone, well ribbed back
and had a good nose and pigment. |
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Puppy Dog
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2 entries, 1 absent.
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1st: French & Bailey's
Nari Past Present Future
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This fellow didn’t want to
perform in his class but got better as the day went. Good bone,
overall strength with a deep chest and correct topline.
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Junior Dog
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4 entries, 1 absent. |
1st: Cragg's
Hungargunn Too Funky Fme |
A big dog, very clean in outline, correct topline and
tailset. Excellent bone and
moved well, very sound. Powerful
hindquarter. Will need time
to settle down and mature.
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2nd: Graebrook
Kennels'
Graebrook Golden Blade |
This boy is a good size and
has a beautiful outline and on the move covers plenty of ground. |
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3rd: Gulliver & Oates'
Rosanoff Murri
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Found this boy to have a
lovely kind eye and a dark eye. Very
good bone and feet. |
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Intermediate Dog
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8 entries.
A lovely class to judge.
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1st: Auricht's
Ch. Rozsda Copper Shadrach
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This dog caught my eye the minute he came into
the ring and didn’t let me down at all. He is a well balanced dog
with good bone. Lovely head piece, good length of neck, well ribbed
back and in fabulous condition. On the move he covered ground but
tended to roll a little over the shoulders which in my final decision for
challenge lost him the award. A very nice dog. I awarded him
Reserve C.C. |
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2nd: Harris'
Ch. Hanafor Bendick Murrell
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Again a very nice type of dog. Good head
piece, lovely neck on to shoulders and correct topline. Very
powerful hindquarter but not as angled in front as my first dog. |
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3rd: Graebrook Kennels'
Graebrook The Archangel
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This dog is a very strong dog a little stronger
than my first two, good bone, well muscled in excellent condition.
He covered the ground well on the move. |
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Australian Bred Dog
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3 entries.
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1st:
Elessar Kennels'
Ch. Hanafor Caveat Reiffel |
Another strong dog with
plenty of bone, deep in chest and very well ribbed back. Flow of
neck pleasing and a lovely clean topline. A little wide in front.
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2nd: Gregory's
Sagax Jump The Gun |
Another good boned dog, lovely colour and found
he covered plenty of ground on the move. |
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3rd: King's
Hanafor Ravell Skilarchi
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Good feet, well ribbed. Not the quality
of the other two. |
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Open Dog
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4 entries.
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1st: Harris'
Ch. Hanafor Benbold Hunter
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This was another dog that caught my eye.
Very strong, well balanced, beautiful head piece, lovely arched neck
flowing on to correct topline and tailset. Correct height and lovely
rich colour. Very sound and lovely to watch on the move.
Performed well for handler. Challenge dog & Runner/Up to Best in
Show |
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2nd: O'Malley's
Gr. Ch. Hanafor Master
Callaway
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Another wonderful dog in excellent condition.
A bigger dog than my winner, lovely head, clean outline beautiful neck and
correct topline. A lovely picture on the move. |
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3rd: Clow's
Magyar Golden Apollo
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A well boned dog with a pleasing head.
Lovely tight feet. |
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Veteran Dog
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7 entries, 1 absent.
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1st: Harris’
Ch. Hanafor Kytoff
Chtcherbo
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A seven year old dog, handled well and in
excellent condition. Good head, clean topline and correct tailset.
Very powerful hindquarter which he used when he moved covering the ground.
A very nice type. |
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2nd: Orzeszko's
Ch. Hanafor Master Gyles C.D.
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Again this type was a very nice type, not as
well angled as my 1st dog but pleasing overall. Very nice head
piece. A much more moderate dog overall. |
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3rd: Elessar Kennels'
Ch. Sigwald Cope C.D.
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This lovely old boy is nearly 10 years old and
still in very good condition. Lovely type, good on the stack but not
as neat on the move. |
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Baby Puppy Bitch
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6 entries, 1 absent.
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1st: Gregory's
Sagax Ma Vie En Rose
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A real pretty little girl with great
temperament. A little bit naughty but I forgave that. Moved
well for a baby. A promising youngster. |
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2nd: Clow's
Magyar Golden Diamonds
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This baby was very hard to assess but found her
to be well angled in front. |
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3rd: Brooks'
Brozak Diamonds Forever
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Once again it was hard to assess this baby.
She has a pleasing head and good bone. |
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Minor Puppy Bitch
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No entries.
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Puppy Bitch
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No entries.
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Junior Bitch
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3 entries.
A very nice class overall.
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1st:
Cragg's
Hungargunn Unforgettable |
This was a very pretty bitch with great
attitude. She has a beautiful headpiece, well angled front and rear,
correct topline not quite as good in the feet. Well handled. |
2nd: Marsden &
O'Malley's
Erdos Eleanora |
Another pretty bitch who let herself and her
handler down on the day. Well angled in front with strength in
hindquarters, lovely topline, moved well. |
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3rd: Franke's
Hanafor Wynter Delight
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Again very pretty. Correct topline and
tailset, covered the ground well on the move. Not as good in front
as the other two.
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Intermediate Bitch
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1 entry
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1st: Harris
& Stading's
Ch. Kimlise Isobella Ximenex
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Only one in this class and a
very pretty bitch. She has a very pleasing head, beautifully
balanced, lovely on the move covering plenty of ground and sound.
Just didn’t quite give its owner her all. Unlucky on the day.
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Australian Bred Bitch
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6 entries, 2 absent.
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1st: O'Malley, Smith & Auricht's
Ch. Rozsda Copper Kislany
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head. Well balanced front and rear with
lovely depth of chest. Clean in topline and correct tailset.
Handler didn’t hold tail on stack but bitch carried it well on the move.
Reserve Challenge. |
2nd: Cragg's
Ch. Hungargunn Eurythmic |
Another pleasing bitch quite a bit of
difference in size to my winner. Clean in outline, well balanced,
powerful hindquarters good prosternum, not as neat in front as 1st. |
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3rd: Clow's
Ch. Magyar Golden Amber C.D.
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A strong bitch with pleasing head. Well
ribbed back with good depth of chest. In good condition. |
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Open Bitch
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5 entries, 1 absent.
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1st:
Harris'
Ch. Jasmegon Rasabee Joanna |
What a classy bitch with an effortless gait.
Beautiful type. Clean in outline, good length, correct height,
lovely arched neck flowing into well angled shoulders. Topline and
tailset correct. Hindquarters well angled. Looked just as good
on the move as she did standing naturally. A clear winner in this
class and would have been hard to beat. Challenge Bitch, Best in
Show. |
2nd: French's
Ch. Nari Mema Vega |
This bitch was similar in type to my 1st place
and won the class on the move as she did not stack well. Clean in
outline. |
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3rd: Marsden & O'Malley's
Ch. Hanafor Red Red Rose
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This bitch was very showy and handled very
well. Good bone and depth of chest. Not as clean in topline as
1st and 2nd. |
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Veteran Bitch
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4 entries.
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1st: French's
Ch. Hanafor Kytoff Tatyana
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A seven year old bitch who was lovely type,
well balanced in good condition. On the move she covered ground
well. |
2nd: Wiltshire's
Ch. Hanafor Kytoff Egerszegi |
Also a seven year old who was well boned, good
feet for her age strong hindquarter but not as good in front. |
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3rd: Orzeszko's
Ch. Humeden Classic Melody
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This middle aged lady just did not want to be
here. She has good bone and feet, pleasing head with lovely eye and
colour. |
Hungarian Vizsla Club of Victoria Ninth Championship Show