I stepped in to replace Frank Kane who was suffering from a really bad chest infection and I want to thank all the exhibitors for so sportingly accepting me as replacement having only judged the breed 6 months ago at East of England.

PD (2)
1. Dziergas/Ashworth’s James Bond Illa Kuvianartok at Nunataq (imp POL). Well coated, pleasing head and adequate bone, nice feet and strong hocks, could be handled to better advantage.

JD (1)
1. Druce’s Kaskae Hell Of A View (AI). Good length of leg and adequate bone, nice croup, still very immature at the moment but standing on good feet and coat and covered ground well on the move.

PGD (4,2)
1. Forsey’s Owyhee N Blackrock Feel The Noize for Muzoku (imp). Easy mover, head still very immature and overall good balance, with good bone and shown in well muscled condition.
2. Pitcher’s Red Flower Junior Del Biagio for Tatkresiwok (imp). Immaculately presented, just a little cumbersome on the move at the moment, good coat and would prefer more muscled condition.

LD 6(2)
1. Whyman/Murray’s Tailfly Heart Of Gold. Moved well in profile and shown in nice fit muscled condition, pleasing head, I would urge the handler not to pull the dog so far forward when stood, RDCC.
2. Wolfe’s Sutarka Fire Storm. Again good bone and an easy mover, just lacked the overall impression of 1 but still has some maturing to do. 

OD (13,5)
1. Copley-Holland/Hug’s Am Gr Ch. Adair ’N’ Hug Rythm and Blues. Balanced and not overdone and very well muscled, good bone, nice feet and moved fluidly in profile, DCC.
2. Woodgate’s Snowshoes Ring Presence. Shown in fit muscled condition, heavy coat, pleasing head and especially nice feet, a very close call in this class.  

VD (2,1)
1. Walker’s Ir Ch. Lueldar Too Legit To Quite Jun Ch, CJW 16. Shown in excellent condition for age, good bone with an easy coat and well muscled and moved fluidly.

SBD (2,1)
1. Pitcher’s Red Flower Junior Del Biagio for Tatkresiwok (imp). 2nd in PGD. BSpB.

MPB (4,2) Two beautiful puppies whose careers I will watch with interest.
1 Zettin’s Mazurstar Mamba Berry. Just moved a little better but also lacked the confidence of 1 in a busy hall on the first go round, good feet and bone, lovely arch of neck and didn’t disappoint on the move.
2. Robb’s Icewolf Fendi L’Aquarossa. Again, 6 months, very immature, inquisitive but full of confidence, just a little loose on the move which is to be expected in a puppy, I am sure they will both change in a week!

PB 2(1)
1. Zettin’s Mazurstar Mamba Berry. Winner of last class and more settled this time, really appreciate the qualities of this puppy, just gets better every time she comes into the ring, BP.

JB 4(3)
1. Brouard’s Orsamals Cest Moi Fifi (imp GKC). Feminine head and expression, good bone, still a bit loose on the move but balanced overall and shown in well muscled condition, RBCC.

PGB (6,1)
1. Forsey’s Muzoku Veil of Voodoo. Naked but still nicely muscled, nice drive from rear, just needs a little more on the lead to show the forward reach I believe that this exhibit has.
2. Pritchard’s Snobruk Best Kept Secret. Well muscled but needs to be in fitter condition, good angulation and moved well. 

LB 7(3)
1. Innes’ Icycool Ottawa (AI). Really liked this bitch, nice overall balance, good muscle and fluid on the move, has adequate bone but still retains all of her femininity, BCC &. BOB.
2. Robb’s Icewolf Jupiter Rising. Smaller than one but balanced and in proportion, good muscle, is too strung up on the move so very hard to assess forward reach which is a shame. 

OB (12,5)
1. Aitchison/Hurst’s Ch. Kaskae Oasis. A lot to like about this bitch but top end of standard, nicely muscled and covers ground well, good bone and moved well in profile.
2. Brouard’s Jsy Ch. Sutarka Coco Chanel at Orsamels. Again, good angulation, just didn’t go as well, adequate bone, this exhibit could easily swap places on a different day if she is allowed to show the front reach. 

VB (9,6) Absolutely delighted with the veterans, all in great condition for their ages.
1. Druce’s Ch. Koromandel On Strange Tides (AI). Covered ground with ease but showing her years a little on the move, lovely bone, good feminine head and moderate angulation, BV.
2. Raby’s Candrakanta Moon Child at Icemoon. Well boned and again nice overall balance, just lacked the fluidity of one on the move but shown in lovely, working condition. 

Pauline Luxmoore-Ball