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Cracker & Wendy
(Photo ©: Sally Anne Thompson )
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February 23, 2010
Forthcoming Events Spring Open Show:
Schedule and Entry Form
CHRISTMAS OPEN SHOW
Show Results 2009 and Photographs
Congratulations to Cathy Thompson-Morgan. After the success of CH BELLEVILLE SILK PETTICOAT at Border Union, she has made up two more bitch champions. CH BELLEVILLE LUCKY DICE gained her 3rd qualifying CC at Bournemouth from Judge, Julie Moyes in August, and in September her half sister CH BELLEVILLE ROLL THE DICE won her third CC at Richmond (Judge Paul Wilkinson) following a second CC from Jill Stevenson at City of Birmingham the previous week. They are half sisters, their dam Belleville Tumbling Dice bred them a year apart in age but by different sires.
Go to Show Scene 2009: Richmond
New in Champions 'Pedigrees: the pedigree of Ch Belleville Lucky Dice.
in Crufts 2009 and in Crufts BOB
At Border Union Judge Mrs Eileen Needham gave her third crowning challenge certificate to Cathy Thompson-Morgan’s BELLEVILLE SILK PETTICOAT (subject to ratification by the Kennel Club). She has won Best of Breed also with her previous CCs at WELKS from Martin Phillips in April and at Southern Counties in early June from Patsy Green.
Gaining his qualifying title there on 5th April was Martin Phillip’s TOM TOM AT JAEVA, following his RCC at Crufts. He is bred by Mrs A Walton. Judge Garry Mason, awarding CCs for the first time, gave the Bitch CC & BoB to Bryan and Marilyn Claydon’s BRYMARDEN COPPER KETTLE (all awards subject to KC confirmation); Best Puppy again went to Cathy Thompson-Morgan’s BELLEVILLE INTUITION. The new Breeders Competition organised by the Kennel Club got off to an excellent start here from a Norfolk point of view as the BELLEVILLE Kennel won the overall group competition; Cathy was joined by helpers Lesley Crawley, Matthew Oddie and Beverley Fraser to handle her team.
‘Angel’ confirmed her position as Top Dog of 2008 by winning the Bitch CC and Best of Breed at Crufts. She is owned by Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate, shown by Andrew Gullick but bred by Martin Phillips. He also exhibited the dog RCC in TOM TOM AT JAEVA, bred by Mrs A Walton. Winning his crowning third challenge certificate to become a champion (subject to confirmation from the KC) was KINSRIDGE TOP DOLLAR, owned, bred and shown by Diane Jenkins; this young dog was Top Puppy in 2008. Reserve CC in bitches went to Jackie Phillips with her CH VICHEA PICK AND MIX, bred by Jane Devereux. Best Puppy was Cathy Thompson-Morgan’s BELLEVILLE INTUITION.
will be held on Saturday 29th August 2009 at Baginton Village Hall, near Coventry. Further details to follow.
Photo Lillemor Böös
(With permission of Hundsport, Sweden)
Best in Show at an international all breed show in Sweden!
24. 05. 2009 Österby Bruk, Sweden BOB, Group 1st and BIS: Ch. ALLRIGHT GIN ORANGE owned by Annette Tejby and handled by Niklas Munkvall.
(FANTASTIC! The first undocked norfolk to be BIS ever! 3.640 Dogs were entered.)
Judge for Norfolk Terriers: Stefan Sinko, Slovenia,
Group judge: Veli-Pekka Kumpumäki, Finland,
Bis Judge: Fred Basset , USA.See www.hundsport.se for photo.
Gaining his qualifying title there on 5th April was Martin Phillip’s TOM TOM AT JAEVA, following his RCC at Crufts. He is bred by Mrs A Walton. Judge Garry Mason, awarding CCs for the first time, gave the Bitch CC & BoB to Bryan and Marilyn Claydon’s BRYMARDEN COPPER KETTLE (all awards subject to KC confirmation). Best Puppy again went to Cathy Thompson-Morgan’s BELLEVILLE INTUITION. The new Breeders Competition organised by the Kennel Club got off to an excellent start here from a Norfolk point of view as the BELLEVILLE Kennel won the overall group competition. Cathy was joined by helpers Lesley Crawley, Matthew Oddie and Beverley Fraser to handle her team. Show Scene 2009
‘Angel ’ confirmed her position as Top Dog of 2008 by winning the Bitch CC and Best of Breed at Crufts. She is owned by Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate, shown by Andrew Gullick but bred by Martin Phillips. He also exhibited the dog RCC in TOM TOM AT JAEVA, bred by Mrs A Walton. Winning his crowning third challenge certificate to become a champion (subject to confirmation from the KC) was KINSRIDGE TOP DOLLAR, owned, bred and shown by Diane Jenkins; this young dog was Top Puppy in 2008. Reserve CC in bitches went to Jackie Phillips with her CH VICHEA PICK AND MIX, bred by Jane Devereux. Best Puppy was Cathy Thompson-Morgan’s BELLEVILLE INTUITION.
Go to Show Scene 2009 and Crufts Results 2009
News from the Club
from Dr. Frauke Hinsch (Kennel Allright)
Martin Phillip’s black & tan puppy, TOM TOM AT JAEVA, bred by Mrs Walton, was Best in Show and Best Puppy at the Norfolk Terrier Club of GB’s Christmas Open Show that was held at a new venue at Markfield. Reserve Best in Show was his kennel mate JAEVA KISS ME HARDY but Cathy Thompson-Morgan produced the Best Opposite Sex in her bitch BELLEVILLE SILK PETTICOAT.
Show Scene 2008 and NTC Show Results 2008
It appears that she must have eaten a strong pain killing tablet that had been dropped and she had crawled under an armchair and stayed asleep for many hours. * Warnings
Norfolks are able to hide in such small places without being seen and this is quite a lesson to look absolutely everywhere when a dog is lost.
We have been told of another Norfolk who went mousing in a pantry and stayed very still behind some sacks of kibble when she was searched for. The door was inadvertently shut on her and she was only found many hours later - she could have died of bloat if she had eaten a lot of the food and there was no water in there either.
Many thanks to those who searched for Myrtle, the lost dog.
We will have more news of this later but, for now, here are some photographs showing - the day in full swing, Martin Phillips and Andrew Gullick demonstrating the stripping of a Norfolk and Rita thanking Martin for his hard work and giving him a card and presents.
Specialist Judge, Mrs Cathy Thompson-Morgan repeated last year’s memorable win by picking black & tan CH VICHEA PICK AND MIX to be Best In Show at the 2008 Norfolk Terrier Club of GB Championship Show; she is owned and exhibited by Jackie Phillips and bred by Jane Devereux. Black & tans were well to the fore as Jackie’s brother, Martin Phillips, was delighted to win the Dog CC, RBIS & Best Puppy with a youngster at his first championship show – TOM TOM AT JAEVA who put in a very mature performance to beat his red kennel mate, newly arrived from Finland, Nieminen’s FIN CH HEILURIHÄNNÄN FROM ME TO YOU (IMP) who then won the Reserve Dog CC. Bryan Claydon won the Reserve Bitch CC with BRYMARDEN COPPER KETTLE the winner from the Novice Class. Show Scene 2008
News of a Norfolk Terrier Trimming Day
on Sunday October 5th 2008,
Romsey, Hants.
Don't miss this
More info in Forthcoming Events
Brackley Leisure Centre)
They arrived from South Africa in 2004 then their dogs had to spend six months in quarantine before starting to compete in 2005, but they have quickly established themselves in the Norfolk Terrier world – Linda is now a member of the Committee. From their first litter bred in this country from two of their Jaeva dogs they had brought back with them, and reaching the showground just in time, NORDALSET DISTINCTLY DUTCH FOR JAEVA gained his 3rd CC and title at the Welsh Kennel Club show from Judge Mr Ellis Hulme.
Also at the WKC CH JAEVA DUTCH GOLD, born in March 1998, was the overall winner of the Pedigree Veteran Stakes – he won his heat against Pastoral, Working and Terrier Veterans on the Saturday from the judge, Mr J Horswell, and returned the next day to compete against the winners from the other days. ‘Eric’ has had quite a show career, Best in Show at the memorable Norfolk Terrier Club Millennium Championship show and at Birmingham National, plus another Group 1 win in 2001, he then travelled to the USA and gained his American title before returning to win the final heat of the Veteran Stakes at LKA in 2006, going on to win the final in January 2007. Bred by Martin Phillips he is jointly owned with Andrew Gullick.
BELLEVILLE PREMONITON won his 3rd qualifying CC at Bournemouth under Judge Mr Frank Cane. He is owned and bred by Cathy Thompson-Morgan and just 18 months old, and makes our 5th champion of the year; his previous successes had been in Scotland and East of England; but he was pipped to Best of Breed by Jackie Phillips with CH VICHEA PICK AND MIX.
The Jaeva team did the double at Three Counties, when judge Zena Thorn-Andrews, presented the dog CC to JAEVA HOLY MOSES – he was bred by Martin Phillips but now in joint ownership of his mother, Mrs Beatrice Phillips, and Andrew Gullick who handled him to all his successes last year at Paignton and Wales. But they had to give way to the Bitch CC winner in CH JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL for Best of Breed; she is owned by Mrs Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate, but handled by her breeder, Martin Phillips.
At The National Show, a first ever champion was made up by owner Jackie Phillips and breeder Jane Devereux when VICHEA PICK AND MIX won her third qualifying challenge certificate with Best of Breed, a great celebration for the three of them, following previous triumphs at the Jubilee NTC of GB Ch show and LKA last year.
A week later in Scotland JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL gained her crown, her CCs all won this year at Crufts and National Terrier, she is bred by Jackie’s brother Martin Phillips but owned by their mother, Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate.
At WELKS, under specialist judge Mr Bryan Claydon, much travelled AM CH CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION lived up to his name by winning his third CC with Best of Breed and followed up by being placed 2nd in the Terrier Group. His joint owners Pam Beale, Stephanie Ingram and Elisabeth Matell watched Peter Green handle him in the ring to this unique success; born in the USA, he has an international pedigree, a son of the famous Coco, English bred Ch/Am Ch Cracknor Cause Celebre, by the German export Am Ch Red Cherubim’s Summer Star, who was himself a son of a World champion.
The new Officers and committee are as follows:
President: Dorothy Dorkins
Treasurer: Juliet Knight
Secretary: Gail Simpson
Committee Chairman: Patsy Green
André Hess, Cherry Howard, Helena Jupp, Cherry Stones were re-elected to the committee together with new members Gina Dorkins, Pam Harris, Judy Mackison and Jill Stevenson.Sally Brown is taking over the Stand from Dorothy Dorkins who has brought it up to new heights with her daughter, Gina.
Judged by Mr Brian Baxter, he drew an entry of 95 Norfolks, but it was a very early start at 8.30 in the morning for competitors and supporters on Sunday 9th March. Cathy also won the Reserve Bitch CC with CH BELLEVILLE SWEETHEART and Best Puppy with her young dog, BELLEVILLE PREMONITION.
Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate owned the Bitch CC winner, JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL, winning her first such award, this bitch who won from the Junior Class was bred by Martin Phillips. The Reserve Dog CC went to Mary Atkinson’s homebred MOORTOP HOT ROLL.
The Jaeva team did the double at Three Counties when judge Zena Thorn-Andrews presented the dog CC to JAEVA HOLY MOSES – he is bred by Martin Phillips but now in joint ownership of his mother, Mrs Beatrice Phillips, and Andrew Gullick who handled him to all his successes last year at Paignton and Wales. But they had to give way to the Bitch CC winner in CH JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL for Best of Breed; she is owned by Mrs Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate, but handled by her breeder, Martin Phillips.
New in Champions 'Pedigrees: Ch Jaeva Holy Moses
At The National Show, a first ever champion was made up by owner Jackie Phillips and breeder Jane Devereux when VICHEA PICK AND MIX won her third qualifying challenge certificate with Best of Breed, a great celebration for the three of them, following previous triumphs at the Jubilee NTC of GB Ch show and LKA last year.
A week later in Scotland JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL gained her crown, her CCs all won this year at Crufts and National Terrier, she is bred by Jackie’s brother Martin Phillips but owned by their mother, Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate. Go to Show Scene 2008.
At WELKS, under specialist judge Mr Bryan Claydon, much travelled AM CH CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION lived up to his name by winning his third CC with Best of Breed and followed up by being placed 2nd in the Terrier Group. His joint owners Pam Beale, Stephanie Ingram and Elisabeth Matell watched Peter Green handle him in the ring to this unique success; born in the USA, he has an international pedigree, a son of the famous Coco, English bred Ch/Am Ch Cracknor Cause Celebre, by the German export Am Ch Red Cherubim’s Summer Star, who was himself a son of a World champion.
Mrs Beatrice Phillips and Mrs Kate Tate owned the Bitch CC winner, JAEVA FALLEN ANGEL, winning her first such award, this bitch who won from the Junior Class was bred by Martin Phillips. The Reserve Dog CC went to Mary Atkinson's homebred MOORTOP HOT ROLL.
Tail
Docking of tail previously optional.
(a) Tail of moderate length to give a general balance to the dog, thick at the root and tapering towards the tip, as straight as possible, carried jauntily, but not excessively gay.
(b) Medium docked, set level with topline and carried erect.
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Cracker & Wendy
(Photo ©: Sally Anne Thompson ).
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