Name:Sadira Reggie At Jasueter 
Gender:Dog 
DOB:08-07-2017 
Colour:Grizzle 
Owner(s): Mr P J, Mrs S J, Miss J S Binden  
Breeder:McCowliff & Windfrow 
Cottageboy Chicory (D)
25-02-2009
Colour: Grizzle
Bold Boy Hero (D)
06-06-2004
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Bold Boy of Coneycroft (D)
24-04-1996
Canny Crofter Boy (D)
Hanway Canny Crofter (B)
Kenmillone Day Tripper (B)
03-03-2001
Riverworth Riprap (D)
Buronsbrook Sheer Elegance (B)
Greiglas Gwenlli (B)
26-09-2004
Colour: Red Grizzle
Countrymans Companion (D)
02-06-1999
Pyrennial Man O'War (D)
Corranstone Crazy (B)
Hilda's Hearth (B)
23-06-2001
Riverworth Rasp (D)
Pandions Dark Daughter (B)
Ruffordcroft Bug (B)
07-03-2015
Colour: Dark Grizzle
Lymehouse Professor Plum (D)
15-10-2008
Colour: Black and Tan
Plushcourt Hocus-Pocus (D)
26-06-2003
Plushcourt Rubens (D)
Plushcourt Head Girl (B)
Ashpoles Rosie (B)
18-08-2004
Heythrop Bilbo (D)
Otterwisp Teen Spirit (B)
Cherry Pie Girl (B)
25-03-2012
Colour: Grizzle
Cooksulby Harvester (D)
27-12-2010
Ch Dandyhow Beeline (D)
Cooksulby's Noon Delight (B)
Cooksulby She's Abby (B)
01-03-2007
Newharland Knock Out (D)
Cooksulby My Morning Song (B)

Show Placings

The Midland Border Terrier Club 40th Anniversary Championship Show
4th Aug 2024
Judge: Mrs Jill Stevens (Cobstoneway)
I would like to thank the officers and committee of the club for inviting me to judge this 40th Anniversary show, and for the hospitality on the day. Thank you also to the hardworking stewards, it was a long and very busy day. Most of all, thank you to the exhibitors for giving me such a fabulous entry. I appreciated each and every exhibit, and had the privilege of going over so many quality dogs that difficult decisions had to be made and many lovely dogs went cardless. Foremost, I see the Border Terrier as ‘essentially a working terrier’ and was therefore looking for construction that would render this possible. A few exhibits were too big, too wide or too deep in brisket which might prevent them from going to ground, or even cause them to get stuck. A few had very thin skin – skin must be thick. Most bites were good, just a few with teeth out of line or missing. Coats come and go, so were understandably at different stages. However, on a working terrier a good hard coat does complete the picture. Good movement and a strong, even, economical gait comes from soundness of construction and the muscle tone of a well exercised dog. Therefore I looked for good layback of shoulder and the correct length and angle of upper arm to give a good reach in front, a strong loin, good bend of stifle and well angulated, well muscled hindquarters to give matching drive from the rear.
Veteran - Dog / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Sadira Reggie At Jasueter