Crufts 2010
You’ll be aware, of course, that Crufts is well under way [11-14 March] and already, two winners have caught the eye of afficianados:
Mrs Zena Thorn-Andrews had the tough task of judging the Best of Breed winners in the Working Group. Mrs Thorn-Andrews selected Rottweiler Ch Olearia Blaze of Gold, owned by Mrs Marie Monk and Mr C Drabble of Rawmarsh in Rotherham. [See above photo]
No sooner had the Working Group winner been chosen, the task of deciding the Pastoral Group was the difficult decision facing Judge Mr Robin Searle. The winner was a Welsh Corgi (Cardigan) named Ch Bymil Picture This, owned and handled by Miss Sarah Taylor from Littlehampton in Sussex. [See below photo]
If you check the url of the lower photo, you’ll see my interest in all of this.
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“If you check the url of the lower photo..”: what does that mean, Hob?
If you hover the mouse over the photo, it will give you a web address lower left on your screen. If not, you can click on the pic itself and the resultant page has a web address at the top.
Trusting you’re well.
I saw and lolled.
What does Hob mean?
I think it so endearing that Dearieme calls you that.
It notted. But then Ah!!!! But, but, but; what is a “ress” and why does it have high amps?
Dearieme, what are you drinking, lad?
Uber – HOB means Higham, Old Boy and was coined by the exceedingly naughty Dearieme.
I didn’t know you were reporting on Crufts. Were you perchance on the train earlier? I had a little chuckle with the business man who was sitting next to me when a gaggle of ladies rushed on to the train carrying dog blankets and cute bags with dogs on
Cute corgi. I went to Crufts once with my hairdresser and told him I wanted the hairdo of a poodle that was being prepared [against the rules] with mousse, volumising spray and the works.
Didn’t know Crufts was on either.
Some nice dogs there. Beautiful plumage.