Border Terrier Club of NSW Inc · Border Terrier Show, local Terrier judge and one of Roberts long time friends – Derek Hyde, judged the Sweepstakes classes and Robert won Best

Border Terrier Club of NSW Inc

Robert Bartram Memorial 30th Championship Show 2019

Ring 9, DNSW Complex, Luddenham Road, Orchard Hills, NSW

Saturday 20th July 2019

JUDGES:Mrs R Francis-Little (NSW) Breed Classes and SpecialsMrs D Wright (NSW) Sweepstakes & Property Classes

Mrs R Brown (NSW) - Junior Handlers

Show Manager: Ms Julia BarnettRing Steward: Mr Jonathon Nash

DogsNSW Representative: Ms Janelle Woodward

Judging will commence soon after finish of judging in the terrier ring at NOTH, but not before 9.30am

Order of judging: Sweepstakes & Property, Junior Handlers, Breed Classes & Specials

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This show is held under the Rules & Regulations of Dogs NSW, a copy of which is available from the Secretary. In accordance with Regulations Part II Show, 14.10(b) it is the obligation of any person at a show who observes a dog behaving in an aggressive manner to report the incident either orally or in writing to a member of the Show Committee as soon as possible after the incident.

The Border Terrier Club of NSW Inc

Club Patron: Miss Anne Roslin-Williams

Committee:President: Dr Penny Mead BVSc(Hons)

Vice-President: Mr Peter CollinsSecretary: Ms Julia Barnett

Treasurer: Mrs Siobhan CollinsPublicity Officer: Ms Christine Stani

Committee: Mrs Delma Nelson, Mrs Wendy Casey

Club MembershipMembership is open to all those interested in the Border Terrier and concerned for the future

progress of the breed in Australia. A membership form is available from the Secretary Ms Julia Barnett. It can also be downloaded from the club’s website www.borderterriernsw.com

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTWelcome all. To our exhibitors who make the show what it

is. To our club members and friends who have come to lend a hand, to support us, and to remember Robert Bartram at his Memorial Show. To Di Cross, past President and Life Member for opening the show, and for selecting and preparing, with Kathryn Smith, a framed print from Robert's estate to be awarded for Best In Show. And to Anne Roslin-Williams, our Patron, for her words "Remembering Robert" and for ensuring we have bubbles to raise a glass for him. Cheers!

Penny Mead

http://www.borderterriernsw.com

Robert Bartram20 Sep 47 – 23 Apr 19

Robert’s dog breeding prefix was Craigend. I am sure when he first started he didn’t envisage how well-known this prefix was to become in Terrier circles, not only in Australia but internationally. Under the Craigend prefix, Robert bred over 168 Champions, the majority of them Cairn Terriers with the balance made up mainly from his second breed – Border Terriers, plus the odd Norfolk, Scottish Terrier and Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Robert also had a few other breeds over the years, I remember he had a Griffon and a Jack Russell at some stage as well.

Robert bought his first Cairn Terrier in 1964 and had at least 11 generations down from her in the female line. He felt great satisfaction that he had a part in keeping a family going that first arrived in Australia in 1925.

Robert’s second breed – the Border Terrier, came into his kennel in the late 1970’s when he imported Brigit of Patterdale from New Zealand. During this time and the early 1980’s a number of Border Terriers were imported into Australia to increase the gene pool. To complement these dogs, Robert imported Rhozzum Venture from the UK and he was to prove a very successful stud dog who greatly impacted the breed in Australia. Venture (or Bert as he was called) ended up at our place for the last 4½ years of his life where he died at the age of 16. In 1982, at the first Border Terrier Show, local Terrier judge and one of Roberts long time friends – Derek Hyde, judged the Sweepstakes classes and Robert won Best in Show with Rhozzum Venture with Club Patron, Mrs Francis Sefton, as the judge.

Robert was one of the founding members of the Border Terrier Club of NSW in 1982 and was the inaugural Publicity Officer. Robert was also Secretary of the Border Terrier Club for a lengthy period and his dedication was again acknowledged with a Life Membership. He became Patron of the Border Terrier Club of NSW a few years ago and was honoured to be a Patron alongside of his great friend Anne Roslin-Williams in the UK. Robert judged Border Terriers at Championship level in the UK in 1994.

Robert believed that breed clubs were the foundation of the dog world and was bitterly disappointed that many of the newer exhibitors didn’t understand their importance.

He was a mentor to so many over the years, not only in his chosen breeds but with dogs in general. Robert was very giving of his knowledge and only to keen to impart this knowledge to those who would listen and appreciate. He was also interested in other breeds and in the past at dog shows could often be seen with non-Terrier and Terrier folk talking to him about all things dogs!

Whilst Robert was a local Terrier identity, long term friends in the dog world know Robert was recognised and respected in Australia and overseas.

Dogs, particularly Terriers, were a passion. Robert was a great Terrier man and a great friend to many and one who will be greatly missed.

Di Cross


REMEMBERING ROBERT by Anne Roslin-Williams

When I put the heading, remembering Robert, for this epistle, I thought “how could anyone forget such a character?” Large in stature, and in personality.

Our friendship developed over the years, starting with very polite correspondence about Borders, to spending many happy times together both in the UK and Australia, and on a memorable judging trip to Finland, where we were invited as Border championship specialist judges. It was about the time of a World Show, and we were in the company of one of the organisers. Robert, being Robert, couldn’t wait to put her on the spot and enquired why the appointed World Show Border judge had never awarded CCs in the breed, only to be told that she had heard that all Border breed specialists were crooked. That told us… A great start to our trip! I don’t need to tell you of the enthusiasm and dedication Robert put into his breeds, and his breed clubs. I admired his astute input through judicious Border imports, trying to keep the breed on the right lines, an unexaggerated working terrier. A respected judge, it was a shame that practicalities prevented him from judging more often in the UK. We were so disappointed when he pulled out of his last appointment, which would have been in Border Terrier country, Kelso. And I had lined up some otters in the wild for him, something he wanted to see, but difficult to arrange. We had a lot of fun together: watching the platypus which I had ordered, taking him both autumn fox hunting and summer mink hunting in the UK, travelling all over to visit his friends in many breeds and to shows. He had many interests outside the world of dogs and one of my first assignments, as chauffeur, at his request, was to take him to visit a famous poultry breeder he knew about in the UK. And how he enjoyed sampling the local ciders – though that did nothing for his gout, I recall. We enjoyed endless discussions about dogs, both face to face, in correspondence and long phone calls. I found him an invaluable sounding-board about Borders. Someone of deep knowledge with a great memory for dogs. Some decades after he had seen a dog, I asked him a specific question about that dog – without hesitation he fired off the answer, which affirmed my opinion. His mischievous sense of humour put me in some embarrassing situations. One to share was when he farmed me out on the unsuspecting Goldsworthys, whom I had never met and are now firm friends. I thought they were acting a bit strangely with me until I discovered the devil had told them I was an alcoholic nymphomaniac – not true I assure you. Out fox hunting together, on foot not horseback, (don’t let your imaginations run away with you…) the day before we were both to judge at championship level, a Yorkshire Terrier rushed into the road under the wheels of a moving car. Luckily it was unhurt. Robert said he was glad such a game little dog had survived. Why game? I asked. He pointed out that it had only three legs, a fact that had escaped my notice. Some wry comment ensued about my judging capabilities for the next day when I couldn’t even see a missing leg. That took some living down! At one time in the breed we had a writer of nasty anonymous letters, now deceased. It was not really anonymous, as we all had worked out who this was. Imagine my discomfort when, after a lunch party at which said person was invited, our friend sat down and said in cosy tones, “now tell me, have you received any of these anonymous letters I have heard about?”. I could have killed him! One more story. En route to judge in New South Wales I stopped off in Perth to see an old chum. While there, I put my back out dodging under a fence. Robert was not pleased to see me creaking about when he met me at the airport. He told me I had been invited because I was not in my dotage and not usually unsound, as so many decrepit UK judges had been previously. I said I needed a chiropractor, so he took the first one in the phone book, beginning with the letter A. What a sadist. I lay in my underwear on the table, which was in an open doorway onto the street, watched by interested passers-by. In agony, I was literally biting the table, thinking “be British, don’t give in”. No sympathy from our friend. Thankfully Mr A did a good job and the back recovered well for me to judge a few days later, but once I had finished the marathon of judging, I had had it. To get back to the car meant climbing up steep steps. Robert and Derek Hyde took me, one under each arm, and Mary Poppinsed me up, my feet skimming the ground, and back to the car, where I was unceremoniously deposited and told to get in!! Yes, he was special. We all miss him, but I bet everyone here who knew him will remember him with a smile, as I always do. It was good to know him. I will raise a glass this evening to his memory, with thanks for his friendship, and for all he did for terriers and especially Borders.

ENJOY YOUR DAY! Wish I could be there. Anne


Perpetual Trophies

Alhambra Trophy – Best In Show (donated by M&M Keely) Patterdale Trophy – Runner Up Best In Show (R Williamson, NZ) Ch Rhozzum Venture Trophy – Best Dog (C Maciver) Brigit of Patterdale Trophy – Best Bitch (A Strachan) Bramble Memorial Trophy – Reserve Dog (J Guilfoyle) Mellow Mint Memorial Trophy – Reserve Bitch (P Harding) Jan-Mel Trophy – Best Baby Puppy (the Readings) Ch Tulachard Colours Memorial Trophy – Best Minor (K Law) Ch Athene of Patterdale/Ch Patterdale Celeus Trophy – Best Puppy (K&F Iggleden) Ch Barambah Delilah Memorial Trophy – Best Junior (J&J Caldwell) Bracken Bowl – Best Intermediate (M Burgoine) Braelair Trophy – Best Australian Bred (J Bullard) Best Open Trophy - Best Open (The Border Terrier Social Club of Vic) Shipden Horse Brass – Best Veteran (Mr & Mrs CJ Muirhead, UK) Hanley Castle Plate – Best Head awarded at the discretion of the Specials Judge (S Steele) Mansergh Hunting Horn – Breeder of Best In Show (Miss A Roslin-Williams, UK) Jerry Jug - Best Neuter in Show (Dr P Mead BVSc (Hons)) Frances Sefton Memorial Trophy* - Most Successful Breeder at Ch Show (D&D Hyde) Borterr Trophy** - Most Successful Sire at Championship Show (Mrs Delma Nelson) Earthdog Of The Year Trophy - Dr P Mead BVSc (Hons) & Ms J Barnett

*The winner of the Frances Sefton Memorial Trophy for most successful breeder is computed as follows, with the breeder whose prefix scores the most points winning the trophy:

• 1st in class = 3 points• 2nd in class = 2 points• 3rd in class = 1 point• CC = 2 points• Res CC = 1 point• BIS = 2 points• RUBIS = 1 point• Class in Show = 1 point

**The winner of the Borterr Trophy for most successful sire at the Championship Show is computed as follows, with the dog whose progeny win the most points winning the trophy:

1. This is an annual award with a winner determined from the results of Border Terrier Club of NSW Championship Show.

2. Sire does not need to be entered in the show, does not need to be owned/bred by a member of the club, and does not need to be living to win the award.


3. Points are accrued by dog and bitch progeny of the sire. Such progeny must be entered and exhibited at the BTC of NSW Championship Show.

4. Perpetual Trophy donated by Delma Nelson Borterr will be presented to the owner of the Top Sire. A Rosette/Sash will also be presented to both the Owner of the Top Sire and the Breeder of the Top Sire.

Note A Perpetual Trophy: The Owner of the Top Sire may take possession of the trophy for the following year but must ensure it is appropriately cared for and engraved, and returned to the club prior to the next Championship Show. This privilege is only offered to Club members who are present at the show. Note B Rosettes/Sashes: The Owner of the Top Sire and the Breeder of the Top Sire do not need to be present at the show in order to receive their Rosette/Sash. The Club will undertake to send or otherwise deliver the award to the Owner and/or Breeder in such case.

5. Points to be accrued as follows:For all classes offered at the show 1 - 18 and 1A - 18A

• For all offspring entered & exhibited 1 point• 1st 3 points• 2nd 2 points• 3rd 1 point• Challenge 5 points (in addition to class points)• Res Challenge 3 points (in addition to class points)

6. In the case of a tie, the winner will be decided based on the number of challenges awarded, if still a tie, then the number of reserve challenges awarded etc, until the tie is broken. If a tie still exists, the sire with the lesser number of progeny entered and exhibited at the show will be the winner.

* * * * * * * * * * * * *Note re Trophies:

Club members are permitted to take home a trophy, but must ensure it is returned in good order prior to or on the day of the next Championship Show. Non-members are not permitted to take trophies (unless they join the club on the day of the show). It is up to the member taking the trophy to have the trophy engraved before it is returned, or to pay for the club to have it engraved - or they may elect not to have it engraved. There is a charge of $20 to be paid to the club for engraving of each trophy, if the winner elects not to pay for engraving, the trophy will not be engraved, but the win will be recorded on the list of winners kept by the club for all perpetual trophies.

Thank You:

*** Di Cross and Kathryn Smith for donating the BIS prize - a print from the collection of Robert Bartram

*** Julie Bolton for donating a Border Terrier calendar

*** The following people for financial donations towards the ribbons and sashes: Gaela Whyte, Neil Mackenzie, Angie & Laurie Swain, Delma Nelson

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And a very special thank you to our sponsors Vet’s All Natural, Balanced Life, Clear Dog Treats, and Oh Crap Dog Poo Bags for their generosity


Introducing our Judges

BREED - Mrs Rita Francis-Little (NSW)Being born in the central West of NSW. which is sheep

and wheat country, it was natural that my interest in horses and dogs would continue all my life.

Originally Carisbrooke, my prefix, was that of my Anglo Arabian horses which I bred at Galston, a rural suburb on the outskirts of Northern Sydney. It soon became apparent that a vermin eradicator was needed in the feed shed. At the time we had a cattle dog. One evening my husband came home with a Jack Russell Terrier pup, he had JRTs in England and admired their tenacity and ability to work. The children named her Beaty, she was my foundation bitch establishing Carisbrooke JRT in 1974.

Later I also bred and made up Cairn Terriers with stock from that late well respected judge and breeder Robert

Bartram.In 1989 I decided to continue my interest in dogs especially in the area of " Form follows

Function " and commenced study to become a Terrier judge qualifying in 1991. Since then I have been fortunate to be invited to judge in Sweden, Norway, Russia and more recently New Zealand as well as all Eastern States and Tasmania.

I am looking forward to my appointment with the Border Terrier specialty as it gives me an opportunity to extend my knowledge of a breed which until recently, has not been seen in large numbers in the show ring.

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SWEEPSTAKES & PROPERTY - Mrs Dianne Wright (NSW)

My first Dalmatian born in 1994 was also my first show dog. Since then my husband John and I have breed Dalmatians with successful winning careers in Australia, Canada, NZ, America and Europe. Our prefix is Starswept Dalmatians.

I am licenced to judge Toys, Terriers, Gundogs and Non Sporting groups. Judging assignments have taken me to, England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada, USA, South Africa Asia, Italy, The Netherlands, Denmark and NZ. It is wonderful to see breeds around the world and talk to breeders.


SWEEPSTAKES & PROPERTY CLASSES

Baby Puppy - 3-6 months1 1 Guilcroft Gentleman Never Tell - P & G Harding 2 2 Glenboyd Tarn Taka - L & A Swain A 3 Bohunt Blood Moon - G Whyte A 4 Bohunt Blue Moon - G Whyte 3 13 Guilcroft Fifty Shades of Blue - P & G Harding A 14 Bohunt Moonshine - G Whyte

Puppy - 6-12 monthsA 6 Ch Bohunt Parting Shot - L & R WilliamsA 15 Bohunt Guardian Angel - G Whyte

Veteran1 12 Supreme Ch Guilcroft Espirit de Corps - P & G Harding

Sire & Progeny A 11 Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker - G Whyte

Best PeltA 6 Ch Bohunt Parting Shot - L & R Williams A 11 Ch Bohunt Mover and Shaker - G Whyte A 19 Ch Bohunt Angel Provocateur - G C H Whyte 1 21 Ch/Neut Ch Daenerys Eye Of The Storm EIC - S Causer Best Gait2 5 Guilcroft Early At The Croft - P & G Harding A 6 Ch Bohunt Parting Shot - L & R Williams 1 8 Ch Lisgar Otterly Outrageous - L McGinn 3 12 Sup Ch Guilcroft Espirit de Corps - P & G Harding A 15 Bohunt Guardian Angel - G Whyte Best Head A 6 Ch Bohunt Parting Shot - L & R Williams 9 Ch Cornstalk Nogood Boyo ME JC - J Barnett 10 Ch Daenerys Baxter The Wall - S Causer A 11 Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker - G Whyte 16 Ch Bohunt Archangel - R Brown 1 17 Guilcroft DameAlice of Dibley - P & G Harding 2 22 Ch/Neut Ch Bohunt Otter Non Sense EIC - Causer/Whyte 3 24 Ch Bohunt Buckle Up Buttercup - K Stirling


Best Foot 1 22 Ch/Neut Ch Bohunt Otter Non Sense EIC - Causer/Whyte 2 23 Ch Fencho Earthstopper JE JC - P Mead

Best Tail A 6 Ch Bohunt Parting Shot - L & R Williams A 11 Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker - G Whyte 1 16 Ch Bohunt Archangel - R Brown 3 17 Guilcroft DameAlice of Dibley - P & G Harding 21 Ch/Neut Ch Daenerys Eye Of The Storm EIC - S Causer 2 23 Ch Fencho Earthstopper JE JC - P Mead

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JUNIOR HANDLERS

Classes to be judged by Mrs Robyn Brown (NSW)

Tiny Tots7yrs & under 10yrs - 1st Miss Caitlin Collins

10yrs & under 13yrs - no entries13yrs & under 19yrs - no entries


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BREED CLASSESClass 1 - Baby Puppy Dog

Class 4 - Junior Dog

Class 5 - Intermediate Dog

Class 10 - Australian Bred Dog

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Pamela Joy and Garth Harding GUILCROFT GENTLEMAN NEVER TELL 2100515103 17/02/2019 Sire: Sup Ch Guilcroft Espirit De Corps Dam: Patterdale Invogue At Croft (AI) (Imp NZ) Bred by Exhibitor

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LM & AM Swain GLENBOYD TARN TAKA 210051317 03/04/2019 Sire: Ch Daenerys Baxter The Wall Dam: Glenboyd Tarn Thirza. Bred by Exhibitor

3A

Gaela Whyte BOHUNT BLOOD MOON 3100390377 14/04/2019 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Mon Amour Jp Moonlighting Bohunt - Imp Jpn. Bred by Exhibitor

4A

Gaela Whyte BOHUNT BLUE MOON 3100390381 14/04/2019 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Mon Amour Jp Moonlighting Bohunt - Imp Jpn. Bred by Exhibitor

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P and Mr G Harding GUILCROFT EARLY AT THE CROFT 2100493614 05/03/2018 Sire: Supreme Ch Guilcroft Espirit De Corps Dam: Patterdale Invogue At Croft (ai) (imp Nz). Bred by Exhibitor

6A

LK & Mrs RG Williams CH BOHUNT PARTING SHOT 3100381942 11/10/2018 Sire: Ch. Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Sup. Ch. Bohunt Fallen Angel.Bred by G Whyte

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S Causer CH DAENERYS LAST HURRAH SE 2100463752 13/11/2016 Sire: Ch Daenerys Baxter The Wall Dam: Ch/neut Ch Daenerys Eye The Storm. Bred by Exhibitor

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Lisa A McGinn CH LISGAR OTTERLY OUTRAGEOUS 7100004357 03/08/2017 Sire: Ch Glebeheath Name That Tune (imp Uk) Dam: Ch Lisgar Bonnieville. Bred by Exhibitor

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J F Barnett CH CORNSTALK NOGOOD BOYO ME JC 2100438887 16/10/2015 Sire: Ch Glebeheath Name That Tune (imp UK) Dam: Dual Ch (ED)/Neut Ch Burrowa India Ink TDX ME JC. Bred by Exhibitor


Class 11 - Open Dog

Class 12 - Veteran Dog 7 years & over

Dog Challenge ……5……. Points ……11… Res Dog Challenge …12……

Class 1A - Baby Puppy Bitch

Class 3A - Puppy Bitch

Class 4A - Junior Bitch

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Sue Causer CH DAENERYS BAXTER THE WALL 2100416209 14/10/2014 Sire: Ch Fernbrook Baxter Swain Dam: Ch Daenerys Storm Born. Bred by Exhibitor.

11A

Gaela Whyte CH BOHUNT MOVER AND SHAKER 3100294538 21/09/2013 Sire: No Uch.ee Ch.ltu Ch.fin ch.se Ch.nord Ch.lva Ch.cib Ch.balt Chbohunt Serial Thriller (fin) Dam: Cedarhill Irresistabelle - Imp Uk. Bred by Exhibitor

121

Pamela And Garth Harding SUPREME CH GUILCROFT ESPIRIT DE CORPS 2100312074 30/01/2010 Sire: Ch Rhozzum Macbeth (imp Uk) Dam: Ch Craigend Welsh Mead. Bred by Exhibitor

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Pamela Joy And Garth Harding GUILCROFT FIFTY SHADES OF BLUE 2100493614 17/02/2019 Sire: Ch Guilcroft Observe N Report Dam: Ch Guilcroft Quintessential Blush. Bred by Exhibitor

14A

Gaela Whyte BOHUNT MOONSHINE 3100390378 14/04/2019 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Mon Amour Jp Moonlighting Bohunt - Imp Jpn. Bred by Exhibitor

15A

G.C.H. Whyte BOHUNT GUARDIAN ANGEL 3100381946 11/10/2018 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Sup Ch Bohunt Fallen Angel. Bred by Exhibitor

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Robyn Brown CH BOHUNT ARCHANGEL 3100381941 11/10/2018 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Sup Ch Bohunt Fallen Angel. Bred by G Whyte


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Class 5A - Intermediate Bitch

Class 10A - Australian Bred Bitch

Bitch Challenge …18…. Points …8… Res Bitch Challenge ……17…

Best In Show …18…… Points……14…. R/U Best In Show ……5…

Class 18A - Open Neuter Bitch

Neuter Bitch …23…… Neuter In Show …23…… Neuter Points …9…

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P And G Harding GUILCROFT DAMEALICE OF DIBLEY 2100489535 01/01/2018 Sire: Patterdale Isaac At The Croft (ai) Imp Nz Dam: Ch Guilcroft Quintessential Blush. Bred by Exhibitor

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L M & A M Swain GLENBOYD TARN THIRZA 2100459796 26/08/2016 Sire: Fernbrook Stamp Of Approval Dam: Ch Glenboyd Tarn Taylor. Bred by Exhibitor

19A

G C H Whyte CH BOHUNT ANGEL PROVOCATEUR 3100365603 02/11/2017 Sire: Ch Bohunt Mover And Shaker Dam: Sup Ch Bohunt Fallen Angel. Bred by Exhibitor

20A

J F Barnett DUAL CH (ED)/NEUT CH BURROWA INDIA INK TDX ME CA 3100269397 08/03/2012 Sire: Ch Dalshoj Chippendale Td Me (imp Den) Dam: Ch Burrowa Bright Spark. Bred by C Stainsby & D Rees

21 S Causer CH/ NEUT CH DAENERYS EYE OF THE STORM EIC 2100387173 21/06/2013 Sire: Sup Ch Bohunt Pillow Fight Dam: Ch/neut Ch Daenerys Storm Born. Bred by Exhibitor

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S & G Causer & Whyte CH. NEUT. CH. BOHUNT OTTER NON SENSE EIC 3100349773 29/11/2016 Sire: Gr Ch Bohunt Hue And Cry Ne Dam: Ch Bohunt Kiss My Pixel. Bred by G Whyte

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Penelope Mead CH FENCHO EARTHSTOPPER JE JC 4100273648 07/05/2016 Sire: Ch Glebeheath Name That Tune (imp Uk) Dam: Ch Fenmagic Artemis (imp Uk). Bred by N Smith

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K W Stirling CH BOHUNT BUCKLE UP BUTTERCUP 3100341735 12/05/2016 Sire: Sup Ch Bohunt Pillow Fight Dam: Ch Bohunt Hoipolloi. Bred by G Whyte


IN SHOW SPECIALS WINNER

Best In Show - Alhambra Trophy 18

Runner Up Best In Show - Patterdale Trophy 5

Best Opposite Sex In Show 5

Best Dog In Show - Ch Rhozzum Venture Trophy 5

Reserve Best Dog - Bramble Memorial Trophy 12

Best Bitch In Show - Brigit of Patterdale Trophy 18

Reserve Best Bitch - Mellow Mint Memorial Trophy 17

Baby Puppy In Show - Jan-Mel Trophy 13

Opposite Baby Puppy In Show 2

Junior In Show - Ch Barambah Delilah Memorial Trophy 5

Opposite Junior In Show 16

Intermediate In Show - Bracken Bowl 17

Opposite Intermediate In Show 7

Australian Bred In Show - Braelair Trophy 18

Opposite Aust Bred In Show 9

Open In Show - The Border Terrier Social Club of Victoria 10

Veteran In Show - Shipden Horse Brass 12

Neuter In Show - The Jerry Jug 23

Runner-Up Neuter In Show 24

Breeder of Best In Show - Rosette donated by Marellen Ribbons Glenboyd

Hanley Castle Plate - Best Head at discretion of Specials Judge 24

Frances Sefton Memorial Trophy - Most Successful Breeder at Show Guilcroft

Borterr Trophy - Most Successful Sire at Show 12

Owner of Most Successful Sire Guilcroft

Breeder of Most Successful Sire Guilcroft


Documents

Border Terrier Club of NSW Inc · Border Terrier Show, local Terrier judge and one of Roberts long time friends – Derek Hyde, judged the Sweepstakes classes and Robert won Best