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Sovereign Pekingese Association (Founded 2018)

Club Show Results - 2018

December Open Show

I was asked by the” Sovereign Pekingese Club” to stand in for Dot Riley as she was
incapacitated, to judge their open show on Saturday December 8th. I would like to
thank committee members for their hospitality, refreshments etc; and my efficient
steward Sue, who kept things running smoothly.
There were 38 exhibits entered with the usual absentees Best in Show was
Tilsed’s Mezrab Miracle Sunshine a five year old bitch red, black mask, very nice type
with good wide head framed by long black fringes, level back, moved soundly and
showed well. Res Best in Show was Water’s Londer Lady Mary of Jadape, only a
puppy but a nice type showing promise, fawn, black mask and fringes, good bone and
correct front legs, already heavy coated, hope she doesn’t get too much, high set on
tail carried well moved soundly, also was Best Puppy.

Minor Puppy Dog (4) 1st. Pearce’s Hetana’s Red Hot Chilli Pepper fawn brindle, nice
size and type short body, level back, good front and rear quarters moved soundly, 2nd
Water’s Jadape Potter, again a very nice puppy, fawn and black face, lovely eye,
mouth not finished yet, good coat, fringing, nice size moved and showed well.

Puppy Dog (3) 1st. Wilson’s Mezrab Pillow talk at Sherrldene, fawn, black mask another
nice dog was sound moved and showed well, nicely presented. 2nd.Davenport’sGreyport Endeavour glamorous puppy, fawn, black mask and fringes nice short
body moved and showed well.

Junior Dog no entries.

Novice Dog (3) 1st.Oades Brentoy Max Power 7 month old puppy, heavy coat,
fawn, black mask a very nice type already a nice finish of face, good sound front,
short body, all of a piece, also Best Dog & BPD. 2nd. Wilson’s Mezrab Pillow Talk
at Sherrldene.

Post Grad Dog. (1) Absent.

Limit Dog (1) 1st Manchin’s Divahaven Royal Dream standing by himself (as second
entry transferred to class 9) fawn brindle, larger type nice head properties,
moved ok, showed well.

Open Dog(3) 1st.Lenton’s Mezrab Royal Sovereign at Clashda fawn brindle, black
mask, lovely long fringes heavy coated moved reluctantly.

Minor Puppy Bitch (2) 1st Londer Lady Mary at Jadape 8 month fawn brindle
puppy of excellent type and quality moved well nice bone, level back, high tail set
nice and close behind. 2nd. Morley & Hitchcock’s Greyport Rosebud at Lizlanmor,
Another nice type, fawn, black mask, nice finish of face, good bone and body ,
moved soundly and showed well.

Puppy Bitch (1) 1st Heffernans Mezrab Serendidy of Lilymead 9 month old fawn
brindle, lovely type, very sound , good hind quarters, level back, high set tail.
Junior Bitch (2) 1st Parkin & Lee’s Klerkshof Summer Breeze at Cliffeview fawn
brindle, nice head and face, nice eyes, short and cobby , expertly groomed, moved
and showed well.

Novice Bitch(2) both absent.

Post Grad Bitch (4) 1st Fearon’s Katshei Lacey with Barpeke another fawn brindle,
nice size and type, very sound, dark eyes, level top line, moved soundly, nice finish
of mouth, level lips. 2nd Wilson’s Mezrab Miracale Sunrise of Sherrldene fawn another
nice type and size for a bitch, good front, bowed legs, high set tail, I just
thought no 1 had a better finish of mouth.

Limit Bitch. (2) 1st Wilson’s Mezrab Miracale Sunrise of Sherrldene.

Open Bitch (3) 1stTilsed’s Mezrab Miracale Sunshine B.I.S.

Veteran Dog/Bitch (3) 1st Lenton’s Livanda Cabrero at Clashda 7 years old dog,
slightly larger than the other two exhibits and more glamourous , moved and showed
well. 2nd Mezrab Sunshine of Merrimee (TAF) 10 year old bitch, again a nice specimen
showing her age well.

Special Open not Bred by exhibitor Dog or Bitch (2) 1st Lenton’s Livanda
Cabrero at Clashda. 2nd Wilson’s Corges Golden Amy a ten year old bitch wearing
well and enjoying her day out.

Special members Open Dog or Bitch. (2) 1st Mezrab Miracale Sunshine.
Judge Mr Wm. Smith. (Brunlea)

(Photo courtesy Paramet Kerdkaew)

The Inaugural Championship Show of the Sovereign Pekingese Association.

Allow me to express my deepest appreciation to the Association, Committee and members for this singular honor of judging the first championship of this club. I am very humbled by the privilege.
General Comments
I am very pleased to note that the breed as typified by the exhibits appear to be healthy and in good hands in its adoptive homeland. There were no entries that manifested respiratory distress, poor muscle tone and eye issues. Only a very few showed heavy over nose wrinkles or excessive coat.
As for my choices, I looked for the following features that define Pekingese type:
1. A proportionately large head wider than high, with open features to allow room for proper placement of eyes and nose, unexaggerated wrinkle, broad muzzle and firm underjaw not obscured by excessive cheek leather drooping over the chin.
2. A correct front assembly (elbows close to the chest with heavy boned forelegs) coupled with broad chest and well sprung ribs that produces the slow, dignified rolling gait that is unique to this breed and must be preserved.
3. A broad chest well sprung between the forelegs and narrower loin makes up a pear-shaped body and a low to the ground station.
It is absolutely essential that my choices reflect this conformation and movement.
Correct ear and high tail sets with the correct harsh texture top coat in the right places complete the overall picture of the ideal Pekingese.

Minor puppy dog (4,2)
1. Easton and Martin's Yakee The Aristocrat
Good size reddish fawn in adequate coat, broad chest, good bow of leg, level back and moved well. Good substance and overall construction. More width of muzzle would complete the picture.
2.  Benson's Chisprite In A Nutshell
Larger fawn simply outclassed by First Place winner.
Puppy Dog (3,3)
1. Klerks-Delucchi's Yakee Claim to Fame at Klerkshof
Well coated fawn with adult coat coming in of the right harsh texture. Beautifully open facial features, dark, round eyes and unexaggerated wrinkle. He has a compact pear shaped body,low to the ground and correct front assembly, well bowed front legs, level back, high tail set and firm lighter rear producing the desired slight roll over the shoulders. Picked up as one piece.
Best Puppy Dog, Best Puppy in Show
2.  Morley and Box's Jidoran Professor Green
Larger red with big headpiece, firm underjaw and well built body  that could be lower stationed.
Junior Dog (2,1)
1. Easton and Martin's  Klerkshof Desert Star at Yakee
Well balanced fawn with open face, lustrous eyes and nice expression. He has a massive chest, elbows tight to shoulders and enough bow of leg to propel his rolling gait. Heavy substance and firm rear with high tail set complete the picture.
Reserve Dog Challenge Certificate
Yearling Dog (3,2)
1. Klerks-Delucchi's Linpearl Orson Mr. Exclusive at Klerkshof
Well balanced red with desired rectangular head and open face, he carries a broad chest, has correctly bowed front legs, short loin and level back and high tail set. Moved with the smooth rolling gait. He was in strong contention for the top honors.
2.  Small's Zhong Noble Count at Swaggerboot
Good sized fawn with good upturn of underjaw and good width between the eyes. Higher-stationed than I prefer.
Postgraduate Dog (3,2)
1.  Machin's Divahaven Royal Dream at Barpeke
Aptly named heavy set dark fawn with a magnificent headpiece, luminous round eyes, broad firm underjaw, well cushioned cheeks without excessive leather,  broad chest and correctly built fore and aft. Coat of harsh coat texture in the right distribution forming a lion-like mane with heavy ear fringing accentuating a narrower waist and a high set tail with profuse feathering. He moved confidently with a dignified smooth roll demanding my complete attention.
Dog Challenge Certificate, Best in Show
2.  Petrulyte's Mezrab Va Va Voom
Light fawn too excited and panting. Could have tighter front assembly.
Limit Dog (5,4)
1.  Davenport's Greypoint Epic
Well balanced fawn with good head but could have a firmer underjaw. Pear shaped body, lifted heavy and moved beautifully. Was a strong contender for top honors.
2.  Patterson and Murray's Bratilda Starboy
Quality fawn with slightly longer body but moved well.
Open Dog (3,3)
1. Easton and Martin's  Yakee Lost Legend
Well balanced fawn with correct body construction and moved nicely.
2.  Thomas' Meritorous Perfect Illusion
Larger dog that could have a tighter front assembly and more level topline.

Minor Puppy Bitch (4,2)
1. Easton and Martin's Yakee Debutante
Superb quality puppy of great substance and good proportion, low to ground, correct construction and confident on the move.
2. Blakeway's Bellablake One and Only
Another high quality exhibit very similar in type to the winner but was a little tentative on the move. Could have been the winner on another day. Would love to take both home with me.
Puppy Bitch (4,3)
1. Patterson and Murray's Bratilda Maddison
Very nice exhibit, well balanced, compact with high tail set. Moved well.
2. Thomas'  Klerkshof Alexis at Meritorous
Nicely put together headpiece, good width of chest, short level back. Moved better than third place. Not quite tight at elbows.
Junior Bitch (2,1)
1. Klerk-Delucchi's Klerkshof The It Girl
Well coated silver silver fawn with beautiful expression, tight front,  short backed, high tail set. Moved well.
Yearling Bitch (3,3)
1. Heffernan's Mezrab Miracle Sunrise of Sherreldene
Small red bitch with dense substance, beautiful expression, short backed high tailset and picked up as one piece. She moved correctly with a smooth rolling gait. Could have contested the top prize but was not in best coat and condition on the day.
2. Easdon and Martin's Klerkshof Lulu at Yakee
Larger blonde in heavy coat. Well constructed fore and aft. Could be more compact.
Post Graduate Bitch (5,2)
1. Thomas' Meritorous I Love my Life
Glamorous fawn, well put together and moved beautifully. Would prefer a firmer underjaw.
2. Petrulyte's Vannjty Love Me Baby
Higher on leg than the winner. Could be more compact.
Limit bitch (4,3)
1. Morley and Box's Jidoran Kara
Well constructed bitch with beautiful movement. Would prefer a shallower headpiece.
2. Sakal's Swaggerboot High Society
Profusely coated fawn with good headpiece but with a heavier wrinkle than desired. Correctly constructed and moved well.
Open Bitch (5,4)
1. Easdon and Martin's Yakee Stood in Snow
Superb quality black with correct coat texture and a beautiful headpiece and expression, huge chest, short backed and all of one piece. She was confident on the move and defied me to deny her top honors. I could not.
Bitch Challenge Certificate, Reserve Best in Show and Best of Opposite Sex
2. Blakeway's  Goldpeke Tapestry of Life at Bellablake
Larger light red too excited on the day. Correctly built.
Champion Bitch (1,1)
1. Morley and Box's Ch. Jidoran Rula
Red bitch dripping in quality, rock solid body, huge chest, tight shoulders, moderate length of back, firm rear. Superb mover. Not in her best clothes. Pressed very hard for the Challenge.
Reserve Bitch Challenge Certificate
BreedersDog/Bitch (1,1)
1.  Dixon and Penman's Dragden Dark Wizard
Black dog of heavy substance. Would prefer a better front assembly and movement.
Veterans Dog/Bitch (3,2)
1. Tilsed's Mezrab Phonix of Merimee
Small, well built red bitch that picked up as one piece and moved well.
2. Wilson's Corges Golden Amy
Well constructed golden fawn bitch . Would prefer a shorter body.
Special Open Not Bred by Exhibitor Dog or Bitch (2,2)
1. Heffernab's Mezrab Miracle Sunrise at Sherreldene (see Yearling Bitch)
2.  Wikson's Corges Golden Amy (see Veteran Dog/Bitch)

Raymundo W. Lo, MD

The Sovereign Pekingese Association open show 17th of March 2018 I was delighted to
judge this first show of our new club I would like to thank the officers committee and exhibitors
who entered but especially those who braved the snow and the prospect of it for
this my final judging appointment. All the Pekinese present were groomed to perfection
with clean faces which is their right. I detected no health problems it was a pleasure to
see up close and personal dogs I have admired from the ringside.

Minor Puppy Dog (1) Morley and Box's Jidoran Professor Green, eight months old headpiece
is developing, he has a black masculine face which at this time of course needs
time to finish good front and rear , sturdy legs carrying excellent ribcage. picked up well.

Puppy Dog (2 -1)1st Shaw ,Mee and Yau's Pekehuis Magic In The Air 11 months old,
wide envelope shaped head with drop-dead gorgeous eyes , for me I would have liked a
bit larger nose, he has a short compact pear shaped body and sturdy well boned legs for
his size. He moved well with a high tail set, in good coat.

Junior 1 & Novice 1 absent

Post Graduate Dog (3-1) 1st Thomas' Meritorious Perfect Illusion. Wide envelope shaped head, firm jaw. Eyes set wide apart of the correct size and colour, good pear
shaped body on sturdy correct shaped legs fore and rear, high set tail, moved well.
This boy is a real showman and pushed hard in the challenge he was RBD. 2nd
McMamara's Pekehuis Supernatural for Lynbank . Another good dog correct proportions
head with nice eyes. Good chest and body, firm legs, high tail set moved well.

Limit Dog (2-1) 1st Shaw and Mee's Pekehuis Foxtrot. As the dog was placed on the
floor I thought YES ! This is a connoisseurs Pekingese. He is a short compact dog of the
right size, barrelled ribs good front nicely bowed legs, tight shoulders with lighter well
muscled rear legs. Level back and high tail set his head is a self coloured envelope
shape. Wide apart mischievous eyes, correct mouth. A beautiful light golden red coat
which is of the right texture, groomed to perfection as always by this Kennel. My Best in
Show.

Open Dog (2-1)1st Dixon's Dragden Dark Wizard. An outstanding black, needs to be
gone over to appreciate him, he moved with dignity around the ring, he has a typical peke
head good front and rear movement, high tail set picked up heavy.
Minor Puppy Bitch (4-2)1st Debenham's Jidoran Fly With Me to Yingu. Envelope, black
face well set eyes good nose size and correct mouth, she has a good expression good
width of chest, level back high tail set, enough coat for her age I will be watching this one
with interest to see how she develops. 2nd Thomas' Klerkshof Alexi at Meritorious. Good
size head, good finish of mouth. Body and legs typical of the Pekingese, moved well.

Puppy Bitch 1 Absent

Junior Bitch (3-1)1st Morley and Box's Jidoran Maggie . For what ever reason this girl
refused to look at me therefore it took time for me to assess head and face. She is one
you need to have hands-on experience, she is well proportioned and low to the ground
moves correctly just the right amount of width in front, sound shoulders and short bowed
legs to the front, lighter to the rear. Correct pear shaped body, super top line Shallow
head with good mouth, darkest of eyes, her black coat was groomed to perfection. B.B
B.P.B. B.P.I.S. R.B.I.S. 2nd Thomas' Meritorious Love of My Life. Lovely head with
melting gentle eyes , good body with level top line. Good shoulders sturdy legs lighter in
the rear, in lovely coat of right texture, moved well.

Novice Bitch 4 Absent

Post Graduate Bitch,(2-1) 1st Thomas' Meritorious Is It Desire. Although this girl was a
little lacking in glamour due to being a bit out of coat she will be one to reckon with when
in full coat, she was my choice of R.B.B. Black face with wide set apart eyes, good nose
placement, wide jawline making a very nice expression, good body shape level top line,
well bowed legs, high tail set with good movement. All the dogs from this kennel were
presented beautifully.