Thank you all again, it will be a weekend I will never forget.

CKCSC Trudy Brown Albrecht Memorial Rally 10/13/2017 Indianapolis, Indiana Elaine Berwick, Merrylaine Cavaliers, UK I would like to thank the CKCSC, USA for the honour of judging the Trudy Albrecht Memorial Rally show on the Friday of the National weekend. The show was hosted by the Cavaliers of the Midwest, and chaired by Holly Young May and Kathy Gentil. The ballroom was transformed into a Halloween extravaganza by Kathy, Holly and their team. I am sure I speak for many when I say all your hard work was truly appreciated. A special thank you as well to my ring steward Kathy Tegg. I would like to thank the exhibitors who travelled from far and wide to attend the show. There were some lovely representatives of the breed shown. The main winners in the dog entry stood out, but as in previous times when I have judged in the USA, the bitch entry was teeming with quality from the Junior Puppy right through to the best Open Bitch class I have ever judged, which had an entry of 8 worthy champions. Presentation overall was first class. However, I was disappointed in the lack of quality in the wholecolours, especially in the boys. However, I was very pleasantly surprised in the quality of the Tricolour entry, especially the two Tricolour classes, which had quality right down the line. Thank you all again, it will be a weekend I will never forget. Elaine Berwick JUNIOR PUPPY DOG (1) 1. KELLENE WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING (Carter) Lovely ruby baby to start the show. Very raw, but shows lots of promise. I loved his sweet expression, dark eyes and excellent pigment. Bone was just right for his size. Nice rich colour to his coat. He moved well both ways. Will watch his future with interest. BEST PUPPY DOG IN SHOW SENIOR PUPPY DOG (3) 1. BROOKHAVEN I M A BELIEVER (Ayers/Martz) Blenheim boy, immature, but lots of promise. Just needs some time but it s all there. Soundly made and just the right amount of bone. Most gorgeous eyes. Well marked, moved steadily and held his topline well on the move. Beautifully presented. BEST SENIOR PUPPY IN SHOW 2. STARMARC MAN ABOUT TOWN (Rezowalli/Hooper) Pretty Tricolour boy, good tan in all the right places. Good bone for his age. Good shoulder placement. Lots of promise

3. RANLYN'S DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER (Bragg) More mature Blenheim boy, fuller head than those above. Full ears, dark eyes and excellent pigment, coat in lovely condition, level topline. Just right amount of bone for his size. GRADUATE PUPPY DOG (6) 1. BRAEMARRA RUBEN (Gentil) Had seen this boy in the UK, and he is maturing into a lovely boy and has come on leaps and bounds. Well marked Blenheim, shorter in foreface than I prefer but loved his dark eyes and excellent pigment. Compact size and shape. He moved around the ring with ease going well both ways. 2. HUNTCREST MY GUY (Weiner Pope) I preferred the head of this Blenheim boy to the one above. Lovely gentle expression with dark eyes and good pigment. He has an abundance of coat which made him look much heavier than he actually is when you get your hands on him. He moved very steadily around the ring and used his hindquarters to advantage. 3. DARANE HAPPY SONG (Markijohn/Kates) Black-and-Tan, slightly longer muzzle than those above, level topline, rich tan, good pigment. 4. ELLEMICH THE SINNER (Hansen/Chapman/Ireland) Beautifully presented richly marked Blenheim boy. He has a masculine head, good reach of neck, and level topline which he held well on the move. BRED BY EXHIBITOR DOG (5) Good class 1. CH LINRICA MILAN, JW (Liu) Blenheim, nice head, dark eye, gentle expression, clear muzzle. Eye catching on the move. Good shoulders and level topline which he held well on the move. Profuse coat, which was beautifully presented. 2. CH ALMEARA EXTRA EXTRAORDINARY, JW (Whitmire) Another lovely boy. I liked his size and shape. Good bone and not overdone in anyway. Moved well both ways with ease. Lovely gentle expression, desired lozenge. 3. CROSSBOW HORTON HEARS A WHO (Schiffman/Mittleman) Blenheim boy, not as compact as those above. Nice head framed by full ears. Good bone and he held his level topline well on the move. 4. CH TUDORR RHYTHM N BLUES, JW (Mixon) Heavier marked richly coloured Blenheim boy. Attractive head framed, by well set ears. Moved well and shown to advantage. Good spring of rib. He had a super day on the Saturday, huge congratulations to his owner.

JUNIOR AMERICAN BRED DOG (3) 1. CHADWICK TELLTALE AUTHOR, JW (Eckersley) Easy winner of this class, shorter muzzle than I normally like, but his other attributes more than made up for this. He is an ideal shape. Large illustrious eyes, excellent pigment. Good neck and shoulder placement, level topline. An exciting youngster. Delighted to award him an AWARD OF MERIT. 2. ALMEARA I BELIEVE (Parente) Larger size than first, but everything is in proportion. Liked his rich colour and his coat is just coming through. Moved well both ways with plenty of drive. 3. KELLENE HIT THE ROAD JACK (Marshall) Immature Blenheim boy compared to those above, but he shows lots of promise. Pretty head with gentle expression. He moved well going around the ring. One who just needs time. AMERICAN BRED DOG (5) 1. ROCKCREEK MARK ME FIRST AT HIFLT, JW (Parris/Steagall) Richly marked Blenheim boy. I loved his size and shape, just right amount of bone. Lovely gentle expression, dark eyes framed by very full ears. Lozenge. Good neck and shoulders, he had a level topline, which was held well on the move and good spring of rib. 2. CHADWICK SHOOTING UPWARDS OF CEILIMOR (McCarty/Eckersley) Longer cast Blenheim boy than the first. Liked his head with gorgeous dark eyes, gentle expression and excellent pigment. Level topline and he moved with ease going around the ring. Coat beautifully presented. 3. WOODSONG BIG EASY (Nel/Kaiser) Plainer head than those above. He has dark eyes and good pigment. He moved well around the ring, holding his topline. 4. ORCHARDHILL STRAIGHT TALK (Hill) Happy Blenheim boy who was very attentive to his handler. He was finer in head, good pigment. I liked his size and his overall shape. Right amount of bone for his size. SECOND GENERATION AMERICAN BRED DOG (3) 1. CLARMARIAN HEIR APPARENT (Young May) Honest Blenheim boy who was beautifully presented. Gentle expression, clear muzzle and dark eyes. He moved very steadily going around the ring. Good neck and shoulder placement leading onto a level topline. Won this class with ease.

2. CANYONCREST TO THE LEADER OF THE BAND (DuRoss) Younger Tricolour boy who is beautifully marked tan in all the right places. He was a smaller size than first, but everything is in proportion. He moved well going around the ring. 3. OGGBRAE DON OTTAVIO (Bales/Bales) Six year old Blenheim boy. Gentle kind expression, good pigment and eye colour. Good spring of ribs and level topline, which he held well on the move. SPECIAL LIMIT BLENHEIM DOG (2) 1. BONITOS COMPANEROS REINGOLD (Lemon) Longer cast Blenheim boy with the most gorgeous eyes and melting expression. I liked his size and he isn t overdone in any way. He held his level topline well and had a good turn of stifle. 2. DALVRECK STARSHINE (Ayers/Martz) Richly coloured Blenheim boy who was presented beautifully. Pretty head with soft expression. Good pigment. Moved well around the ring. Very attentive to his owner. SPECIAL LIMIT TRICOLOUR DOG (5) Nice quality class of Tricolour boys best class of the day so far 1. KELLENE BACKSEAT BOY (Carter) I hope his owner realises how lucky she is to have this gorgeous boy! Lovely size and shape. He has the most melting expression, dark liquid eyes, good pigment and clear muzzle. He looked a picture going around the ring, carrying his head well. He shows a lot of promise and I will watch his show career with interest. Delighted to award him an AWARD OF MERIT and BEST TRICOLOUR IN SHOW and BEST TRICOLOUR DOG. I was thrilled to watch him gain his championship on Sunday - congratulations 2. TRUELEGANCE PISTOLS AT DAWN (Ogle) Another lovely boy with a gentle expressison. Super ears. Richly coloured tan in all the right places. I liked his size and bone. He moved very well going around the ring. Unlucky to meet first today. 3. SERAPHAVEN RETURN OF THE KING (Gogol) More evenly marked than those above. He had good bone and was a nice size. He had a pretty head with dark eyes and good pigment. Lovely rich tan. 4. CHADWICK ACE OF SPADES AT HUDSONVIEW, JW (Glynn/Glynn) Lighter marked boy than those above and his coat was beautifully presented. He has a good reach to neck and a level topline, which he held well on the move. He has good bone for his size. Made up a quartet of lovely examples of the breed.

SPECIAL LIMIT RUBY DOG (2) 1. SNOWBIRD HOCUS POCUS (Miller) Liked the size and shape of this boy. Not exaggerated in anyway. Rich colour to his coat. Nice head, excellent pigment. Very attentive to his handler. Just needs a bit more time. 2. DAIZLAN WHAT YOU GIVE (Arnold/Arnold) Longer cast than first. He was also a lovely colour and his coat was well presented. Dark eyes and good pigment. Couldn t match the first in front movement. SPECIAL LIMIT BLACK-AND-TAN DOG (1) 1. INTRYNZIK BEAUXREGARD (Goodwin) I liked his size and shape. He moved well going around the ring steadily, good neck and shoulder placement. He has dark eye and good pigment. Showed well. OPEN DOG (4) Four lovely boys 1. CH BROOKHAVEN HERE COMES HOGAN, JW (Ayers/Martz/Savage Green) Gorgeous Blenheim dog who caught my eye as soon as he came into the ring. He has a lovely ring presence about him. Gentle expression, dark eyes, good pigment and mouth. Lovely neck and shoulders and he moved beautifully around the ring holding his topline well at all times. A lovely example of our breed. I was delighted to award him WINNERS DOG, RESERVE BEST IN SHOW, BEST OF OPPOSITE SEX, BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR DOG, BEST AMERICAN BRED DOG, AND BEST BLENHEIM DOG. 2. CH CHADWICK JET SETTER AT HUDSONVIEW, JW (Glynn/Glynn) I was splitting hairs between this boy and the 1 st. I preferred Jet Setter s expression, it is so soft, with dark liquid eyes, and excellent pigment. His head was framed by well set ears. He is a different type to above, but another lovely boy who matches the breed standard well. Shown so sympathetically by his owner. Some today were very excitable but not this lovely boy. Good neck and shoulders, he moved very steadily and has a good turn of stifle. I was very happy to award him RESERVE WINNERS DOG 3. CH BROOKHAVEN THE DREAM LIVES ON AT FINNICKYSKYE (Utych/Utych) Another lovely boy. Evenly marked on his body. I liked his size. Nice head, good pigment. He didn t have the presence of those above but he has a lot to like. Moved well going around the ring. 4. CH FORESTCREEK HEART OF ROCK N ROLL, JW (Gregory/Cline) Smaller size Blenheim boy, but his bone is in proportion to his size. Unlike myself, he could do with putting on a bit of weight. Coat in good condition and presented well. Liked his head, he had good pigment and well set ears.

SENIOR OPEN DOG (2) 1. KARVALE BROOKHAVEN FINN (Utych) Both of these boys are lovely examples of our breed. First was a 10 year old Blenheim boy, gorgeous soft expression, big dark eyes and lozenge. I liked his size and shape. His movement could show some of the younger ones a thing or two. Delighted to make him BEST VETERAN IN SHOW 2. CH CHANTISMERE CAST A SPELL ON CORDUKE (Mulligan) Very close between these two. His head is so typical of his breeding. His coat was a lovely rich colour and he is well marked. He has good bone and showed very well. Moved proudly around the ring. JUNIOR PUPPY BITCH (8) Lovely class of babies and, sadly, some showing promise went unplaced. 1. CHADWICK RIOTOUS (Eckersley) Dear little Tricolour who completely captivated me. Loved everything about her. Pretty head, dark eyes and pigment, textbook markings and her coat was in lovely condition. Started off by bouncing around but settled down and moved well both ways. Good neck and shoulders and excellent spring of rib. One I will watch with interest. Not at all overawed by the day. Delighted to award her BEST PUPPY BITCH, BEST JUNIOR PUPPY IN SHOW and BEST PUPPY IN SHOW. 2. AUTUMNHILL SCANDAL (Parente) Black-and-Tan baby who was another happy soul. Looking at the catalogue later, I see she is out of two dogs I have done well for in the past. She shows lots of promise. Another one who was a lovely size and shape. Pretty head, nice dark eyes and pigment. She moved well both ways. 3. RIVERVIEW VOODOO DOLL (Barrois) Unlike the ones above, this little Blenheim girl was a bit calmer. Another one with lots to like. Evenly marked on her body. Just right amount of bone for her size. She moved very well. 4. CHADWICK SAY YES TO THE DRESS (Eckersley) Very attentive to her handler. Another well marked Blenheim. Exceedingly pretty. I liked her size and shape and she moved very steadily. Splitting hairs between these four an exciting class of babies! SENIOR PUPPY BITCH (6) 1. MARSHELLE DARAM CAME TO FRUITION (Stout) Blenheim girl with such a pretty head, big dark eyes, clear muzzle and good pigment. She has the desired lozenge. Very well marked and her coat was in lovely condition. She moved very smartly around the ring. Happy show girl. Very promising.

2. LEWISWOOD BECAUSE IM HAPPY AT HOLLYTREE (Seymour) Tricolour girl with a pretty head. She had good rich tan. Good bone for her size. Level topline held well on the move. She was presented well. 3. ROSERIVER KNOCK UR SOCKS OFF (Young) Another Tricolour, she didn t move as steadily as those above, but she still has lots to like. She had a level topline, which she held well going around. She was presented beautifully. 4. NEWGARY FELICITY GINGER SNAP (Hill) Well marked Blenheim girl who I thought would be my winner, but she couldn t match the front movement of those above. Very well marked, pretty head, still very immature but shows promise. GRADUATE PUPPY BITCH (6) 1. LINRICA ROSE PETALS (Liu) Heavier marked Blenheim girl whose coat was a good colour. She has a pretty head with dark eyes and good pigment. She moved well both ways. Just the right amount of bone for her size. Good neck and shoulders and spring of rib. One to watch for. 2. SHEEBA MILE HIGH AT INTRYNZIK (Goodwin/Goodwin) Lighter marked Blenheim girl. I liked her expression. She has a good spring of rib and moved well around the ring. She was shown in beautiful condition. 3. PASCAVALE LILY PAD (Johnson) Heavier marked pretty headed Blenheim girl whose lovely head was framed by very long ears. She is very typical of her breeding. Lots of promise - an exciting youngster. 4. CHADWICK SECRET CODE, JW (Eckersley) Blenheim girl with lozenge, who is so well marked. She moved confidently around the ring. Lovely neck and shoulders. NOVICE BITCH (4) 1. DARANE WHITE WEDDING (Kates) Lighter marked Blenheim. She has a pretty head with dark eyes and good pigment. I loved her size. She moved the steadiest in this class. Happy girl. 2. CHADWICK WISH UPON A STAR (Eckersley) Extremely pretty Tricolour girl with big eyes. She has rich tan. I liked her outline going around. Moved well going away, but her front movement wasn t as good as above. 3. RIVERVIEW BLING IT ON (Rackler) 5 ½ month Blenheim baby who was shown so well by her attentive young handler. She was such a happy little soul. She is well marked with a pretty head. Moved well going around. Just lost out on maturity to the others above.

4. KELLENE QUEEN BEE (Marshall) Pretty headed Black-and-Tan who was a bit overawed by everything. I liked her size, good bone, She has a pretty head with dark eyes and good pigment. Good neck and shoulders. BRED BY EXHIBITOR BITCH (3) 1. CH TUDORR LA DOLCE ANGELA, JW (Mixon/Mixon/Cline) Blenheim girl with desired lozenge. Big eyes, well feathered ears that framed her lovely gentle expression. She is very well marked lovely eyes. She moved very steadily both ways. Presented to perfection. 2. CHEWCREEK DEVIL MAY CARE (DePhillip) Pretty Black-and-Tan. She is slightly longer but held her topline well on the move. She moved with plenty of drive. Well coated and her coat was in good condition. Pretty head with dark eyes. 3. CLOSEBURN BONNY BARONET (Fairchild) Pretty Blenheim who sadly flew her ears which then distracted from her expression, which was pretty. She has lovely dark eyes. She is well marked. She moved well around the ring. Good neck and shoulder placement. JUNIOR AMERICAN BRED BITCH (6) A promising class 1. CHADWICK IN MY OPINION (Eckersley) The handler of this gorgeous Blenheim also handled the winner of the Junior Puppy class and I thought, Wow what a lucky lady. Later, when the photographs were being taken, I found out both of these gorgeous puppies were owned by the Best in Show winner, what a lovely team she showed today and what a good day she had! I loved this 9 month old Blenheim. She has so much promise. She is a lovely size and beautifully marked. Lovely neck and shoulders and good spring of rib. Moved confidently and with ease around the ring. One I will follow with interest. 2. MARSHELLE LEMON DROP (Stout) Richly marked Blenheim. Dark eyes and pigment. Good neck and shoulders. She moved very well and held her level topline as she went around the ring. Full of confidence. Another promising youngster. 3. ROSERIVER HOT TO TROT (Young) Ruby girl. I liked her outline going around the ring. Good hindquarters. Another one with a pretty head and dark eyes. Her coat was a lovely rich colour. 4. BROOKHAVEN SPEND A PENNY (Ayers/Martz) Pretty girl with lot of promise. Just the right amount of bone for her size and shape. Lovely dark eyes and good pigment. Moved well going around. Four lovely girls.

AMERICAN BRED BITCH (7) Good class 1. LINRICA KISSED BY AN ANGEL (Hsiung/Liu) Blenheim, very pretty, dark eyes, good pigment and clear muzzle. Well marked and in good coat. Loved her shape, good neck and shoulders and level topline. One to watch out for in the future, 2. BROOKHAVEN SUZIE Q (Ayers/Martz) Blenheim girl whose head was typical of her breeding. Her full ears framed huge dark eyes, and she had excellent pigment. She moved well both ways. Another lovely girl. 3. BOMBAY C SOPHIA (James) Blenheim girl with soft expression. Well marked and her coat was in good condition. Good hindquarters and level topline, which she held well on the move. Very attentive to her handler. 4. CHADWICK OH LA LA, JW (Greak/Comer/Eckersley) Blenheim girl, pretty head, dark eyes and excellent pigment. She is an ideal shape and moved very well using her hindquarters to advantage. SECOND GENERATION AMERICAN BRED BITCH (4) 1. SERAPHAVEN MI AMORE (Douglas/Gogol) Pretty Blenheim who is well marked. Loved her shape and her outline. She had a gentle expression with dark eyes. Correct amount of bone for her size. She moved very well both ways. 2. WINDNSEA DANCING QUEEN, C-RN (Peterson/Peterson) Splitting hairs between 1 st and 2 nd. Another very pretty girl, lozenge. Good neck and shoulder placement. Stood four square. She is well marked and beautifully presented. Promising youngster. 3. DARANE TRUE COLORS (Kates) Black-and-Tan. I liked her size and shape. Big expressive eyes, framed by full ears. She had left her clothes at home, but nothing to hide. She moved well with plenty of drive. 4. RANLYN'S CRISTALLE DE CHANEL (Bragg) A smaller size girl, but with everything in proportion. She had excellent pigment and large dark eyes. Looked immature compared to those above, but she has lots of qualities. SPECIAL LIMIT BLENHEIM BITCH (2) 1. LINRICA MIGNON MOCHI, JW (Liu) This owner is to be congratulated with the quality of exhibits she is showing. They are like peas in a pod congratulations! This pretty girl caught my eye as soon as she came into the ring. Loved her size and outline. She has a lovely soft

expression, clear muzzle, good pigment and eye colour. Good neck and shoulders. She moved effortlessly around the ring. In the unbeaten line up, my eye kept being drawn back to her and I was delighted to award her RESERVE WINNERS BITCH. 2. PICCADIL GODDESS OF BRIGHTNESS AND RADIANCE (Comer/Greak) Another Blenheim. Slightly longer in muzzle than the first, but still had a nice expression. Good bone and she moved well. Showed very well and was attentive to her handler. SPECIAL LIMIT TRICOLOUR BITCH (8) Good class. Tricolours are my first love and it was lovely to see a class of quality girls. 1. CLOSEBURN BONNY WEE KILT (Fairchild) I loved this dear little girl s sweet expression and such a pretty head. Well marked, tan in all the right places. Good neck and shoulders and spring of rib. She moved with drive and held her head well on the move. Fully deserved her award to BEST TRICOLOUR BITCH IN SHOW. 2. GEORJULI QUINTESSENTIAL FASCINATOR (Glasgow) 18 months old Tricolour who just lacked the maturity of the winner. She was also well marked. Clear muzzle and dark eyes with good pigment. She moved with ease going around the ring. 3. TUDORR LEGEND OF THE PRIM PRINCESS (Mixon) Presented beautifully, not a hair out of place, extremely long ears. She has dark eyes and excellent pigment. She moved well both ways. 4. CLARMARIAN TRY N TRI AGAIN (Young May) This girl was well marked. She has a thinner blaze, but this doesn t distract from her expression. Moved around the ring with ease and was very attentive to her handler. SPECIAL LIMIT RUBY BITCH (3) 1. MADRYN PORT ROYAL (Weeks/Weeks) Pretty girl who was well balanced and had nothing to dislike. She had a lovely gentle expression with dark eyes and excellent pigment. She moved very well both ways and held her topline well on the move, good spring of rib. She would be an asset to any kennel. Delighted to award her BEST RUBY BITCH, and later BEST RUBY IN SHOW. 2. AUTUMNHILL HIDDENCREEK OUTLAW GIRL (Parente/Green) Very showy girl. I liked her rich colour and her coat was in good condition. Nice size and good bone. Excellent turn of stifle.

3. AZALEARUN RED HOT VALENTINE (Taylor) Heavier in the head than those above, with dark eyes. She is a nice size and she held her level topline well on the move. Handled well. SPECIAL LIMIT BLACK-AND-TAN BITCH (3) 1. ROSEARBOR BIJOU (Eckersley) Loved this petite girl. She is very pretty with lovely big eyes and gentle expression. Lovely neck and shoulder placement. She moved well around the ring and held your attention. Beautifully presented with her coat groomed perfectly. An easy winner of this class, and I was delighted to award her BEST BLACK-AND-TAN IN SHOW and BEST BLACK-AND-TAN BITCH. 2. ROSERIVER BEDAZZLED (Young) Another nice girl, slightly longer in body. Good bone for her size. She moved very steadily and used her hindquarters to advantage. 3. BONITOS COMPANEROS BISCAYA AT CHIYODA (Lemon/Lemon) Very showy girl. Pretty head and dark eyes with good pigment. She moved well around the ring and held her topline well on the move. OPEN BITCH (8) A stunning class of quality bitches who was an honour to judge. I was literally splitting hairs and there were just not enough cards to go around. 1. CH CHADWICK SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, JW (Eckersley) Just gorgeous! This lovely Blenheim girl had everything I would hope for in a Cavalier. She has a head to die for, huge soulful eyes, clear muzzle and excellent pigment. Her ears framed her lovely face. I loved her size, everything was in proportion. She has an elegant neck, good shoulder placement, good spring of rib and a level topline held well on the move. Her ring presence just comes naturally to her and was a joy to watch. I was delighted to award her BEST IN SHOW, WINNERS BITCH, BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR IN SHOW, BEST BRED BY EXHIBITOR BITCH, BEST AMERICAN BRED IN SHOW, BEST AMERICAN BRED BITCH, BEST BLENHEIM IN SHOW, and BEST BLENHEIM BITCH. 2. CH BROOKHAVEN SIMPLY SOUTHERN AT BEARIVER (Toepfer/Martz) Another pretty Blenheim girl. She is well marked and her coat was presented beautifully. Her huge ears framed her soft expression. Big eyes and good pigment. Lovely balanced outline standing and on the move. She moved very well using her hindquarters to advantage and her topline was held well at all times. Pushed the Reserve Winners Bitch all the way and I was delighted to award her an AWARD OF MERIT. 3. CH TASSAJARA FORESTCREEK CRISTAL (Cline) Different in type to those above, but another Blenheim teeming with quality. She grew on me as the class went on. Very sympathetically handled to bring out

the best in her. She has a lovely expression, dark eyes and good pigmentation. Moved around the ring with ease. She is lovely. I was more than happy to award her a very worthy AWARD OF MERIT. 4. CH LINRICA JUST A DREAM, JW (Hsiung/Liu) Eyecatching Tricolour, well marked, good tan. Pretty headed with lovely eyes. She is a compact size and not weedy in anyway. Moved with confidence around the ring and handled to perfection. SENIOR OPEN BITCH (1) 1. CH DENHAM DREAMED ABOUT, JW (Maddox) 8.5 years ruby bitch who moved like a youngster. Lovely dark eyes, and a pretty head framed by huge ears. She moved with ease around the ring and was a pleasure to judge. VETERAN DOG (2) 1. KARVALE BROOKHAVEN FINN (Utych) Winner of the Senior Open Dog class. 2. B & B S SIR TOBIAS BRAGG TOBY (Bragg) 8 year old ruby enjoying his day out. He had good pigment, big dark eyes and moved very steadily around the ring. VETERAN BITCH (3) 1. CHADWICK IDOL GOSSIP AT MARKLEY (Storey/Eckersley) 11 year old Blenheim girl. Pretty head with big soulful eyes. I liked her size and shape. Moved with such ease and could show the youngsters a thing or two as she moved around the ring like a youngster. Thank you for bringing her. 2. CH DENHAM DREAMED ABOUT, JW (Maddox) 1 st in Senior Open 3. CLOSEBURN BONNY PANDORA (Fairchild) Blenheim girl of 9 years old who had left her clothes at home. She has the desired lozenge, dark eyes and a clear muzzle. She moved steadily around the ring. Elaine Berwick Judge