Name:Tythrop Tally for Asplands 
Gender:Bitch 
DOB:10-12-2013 
Colour:Blue and Tan 
Owner(s): Ms J Sykes  
Breeder:Mrs J L Lee 
Wintergarden Fly High By Plushcourt (D)
02-07-2011
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Plushcourt Priceless (D)
02-11-2005
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Mansergh Float To Plushcourt (D)
31-12-2004
Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
CH Mansergh Hampos Flaked Oats (B)
Plushcourt In the Picture (B)
14-03-2002
CH/Fr CH Plushcourt Renoir (D)
CH Plushcourt Pastel (B)
Wintergarden Kir Royal (B)
08-08-2009
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Tythrop Tapas (D)
17-01-2005
Nor CH / CH Lyddington Last Supper At Risdene (D)
CH Tythrop T'pau (B)
Terhels Toccata At Wintergarden (B)
08-01-2004
Chapelfell Corduroy (D)
Tythrop Up Tempo At Bromscar (B)
Asplands Astrid for Tythrop (B)
27-12-2011
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
Kersfell Comet JW (D)
28-08-2003
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH/Am CH Tythrop Transatlantic (D)
01-10-1999
Plushcourt Interceptor At Amberside (D)
CH Tythrop Gold Quill (B)
Kersfell Venus (B)
28-09-2000
Mansergh Flakey Dove of Kersfell (D)
Hanleycastle Dusty (B)
Asplands M'Lady (B)
01-04-2004
Colour: Grizzle and Tan
CH Dandale Parkin At Tythrop (D)
25-04-1999
CH Quatford Kardinal (D)
CH Dandale Blueberry Buckle (B)
Conundrum Aria (B)
08-11-2000
Otterkin Kade (D)
Conundrum Bromond Georgie Girl (B)

Show Placings

Southern Border Terrier Club Championship Show
14th Jun 2014
Judge: Mrs Wendy Mooney (Chesterton)
Congratulations to the committee of the Southern Border Terrier Club for running an excellent show at a new venue under extreme circumstances. Due to a nasty virus the appointed judge, Mrs Betty Judge, was taken ill the day before and was not well enough to carry out her duties. I know that she was absolutely devastated and had been looking forward to the appointment for a long time. Faced with such an emergency, show manager, Mr David Hunt managed the situation with complete calm and professionalism. I was both honoured and shocked to be invited to step in to judge and here, I must say a huge thank you to the committee for asking me but in particular to the exhibitors who had entered under and were expecting another judge and took the situation so sportingly. I am grateful to everyone who accepted my decisions and placings so graciously and to my great team of stewards: Andrew Mooney, Elspeth Jackson and Bev Marsh, who kept everything running smoothly and between them managed to multi-task and juggle photographs, collecting ring, announcing, paperwork awards etc etc. And so to the dogs themselves – there were some superb entries and it was an absolute pleasure to go over and place them. Some of the classes were so strong that even good dogs didn’t get placed. Coats and presentation were generally excellent - something, which was not so apparent the last time I judged. This I put down principally to the time of year (for both shows). Movement today seemed in many of the dogs to be lacking the drive that I would have wished for. In part, I think the surface may have been to blame (but not in all instances) and had we been outside on the grass this might have been different. I do slightly regret that I did not decide to judge the dogs outside. Mouths were good in all but one (suspect) case, as were the temperaments. Size I think will need to be kept in check, there seemed to be a fair number who seemed to be heavy enough, others who were too deep to be easily spanned. I was so thrilled with my “stars” of the show. It was a pleasure to judge all of your dogs; they were a lovely, quality entry.
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Tythrop Tally for Asplands
Placing Critique
Litter sister to winner. Another one with lots to offer for the future. Grizzle and tan of lovely length and good reach of neck. Very nice outline. Moved well. Not so pretty on head but also in good coat and ample pelt. Nice angulation and level topline. Impressed at how these puppies showed in a noisy hall in hot conditions. I’m sure all 3 winners will have a bright future.
Cheshire County Show
18th Jun 2014
Judge: Mr S Goodwin (Lanola)
Puppy / First Place
Name at show: Tythrop Tally for Asplands
The Midland Border Terrier Club Championship Show
3rd Aug 2014
Judge: Bainbridge & Dandy
*Dogs* Many thanks to the Midland Committee for this appointment and to all those especially the stewards who made for an enjoyable day. The entry in general reflected the type the exhibitors by now know I like. However there were a number up to size and exhibiting poor front angulation and short deep ribs and paid the price. I was looking for dogs with a typical otter head straight narrow front well laid shoulders ribbed back spannable and racey rear quarters with thick pelt in harsh double coat all of which we should be looking for in the ideal Border Terrier that is essentially a working terrier. I was very pleased with my winners overall and had good depth of quality in the limit and open classes that generally displayed the above attributes. The dog CC and ultimately BIS Ch Olderhill Afortunado is the ideal border terrier that shows with confidence and has class. He has a good border head of otter type strong jaw with keen expression on strong neck set into well laid shoulders ,narrow ribs carried back ,ideal length strong loin and the desired rear quarters ,shown in double coat and top condition moved with drive to cover the ground. Pleased my co-judge agreed this boys qualities worthy of BIS. The RCC Tythrop Timepiece this excellent blue and tan displayed similar qualities to the above and with his good turn of stifle and short hocks and tight feet moved so well and with top presentation took this award over the quality 2nd in Open and Limit winner and with time maturity should complete the picture. The Bitch CC winner and BOS,RBIS Ploughdown Placida is a top quality exhibit but for me just not the strength in loin of the dog but a close decision . *Judge: John Bainbridge* *Bitches* A great honour to judge bitches at this breed club show, my grateful thanks to the Midland Border Terrier Club for their warm and friendly hospitality and to my two competent and hardworking stewards. I had a most enjoyable day and was delighted that my final line-up comprised of excellent and true to type examples of the breed, with some really promising youngsters amongst them. It is always foremost in my mind when judging this breed that it is essential that the dog’s conformation and movement should demonstrate its capability to work and follow a horse. I found this a challenge today, rather too many exhibits failing to demonstrate free ground covering movement or any length of stride to ‘follow a horse’: with weak pasterns resulting in uneconomic paddling action and poor reach; and sickle hocks impairing effective drive. I was also struck by the number of short ribs and untypical ‘cut up’ underlines. On a positive note temperaments were uniformly sound which is of great importance, although I felt numerous exhibits were neither ‘active’ nor ‘game’ in their demeanour. I was delighted to co-judge BIS with John Bainbridge and pleased that we agreed on all of our joint decisions today. *Judge: Sarah Dandy*
Minor Puppy - Bitch / Third Place
Name at show: Tythrop Tally for Asplands
Bakewell Show
6th Aug 2014
Judge: Mrs N Evans (Pendevour)
Puppy / Very Highly Commended
Name at show: Tythrop Tally for Asplands