NEWS & EVENTS

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NBTC OPEN SHOW

kindly Sponsored by Royal Canin www.royalcanin.co.uk

at Thorpe Willoughby Village Hall
Near Selby, North Yorkshire
on Saturday 29th March 2008

Judge - Mrs Dorothy Owen (Bisbee)

BEST IN SHOW - RATHSRIGG APRIL ROSE

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NEW BOOK

“AN EYE FOR A SECOND CENTURY”, is the title of a new book, written by Ian J Phillips on behalf of the National Bedlington Terrier Club. This is a ‘follow on’ from our Centenary book, NOW AVAILABLE at a price of £20.00 plus postage. (see Merchandise Page).

It includes a detailed planning and preparation for the Centenary show in 1998, together with a resume of entertainment for members and foreign friends. Details of the catalogue, parade of Champions and judges report, along with photographs of the show.

A list of Champions since 1998 and photos precedes a ‘look back’ at personalities and dogs of the 19th century. A preamble to the running a successful dog club precedes an update from the Bedlington Terrier Health Group.

The final pages include a ‘visual’ interpretation of the breed standard, a complete index and over 60 pages of colour advertisements.

 

The NBTC Show venue

THORPE WILLOUGHBY VILLAGE HALL,
THORPE WILLOUGHBY, Nr SELBY. NORTH YORKS.

Directions: Leave the A1, (south of Wetherby), on to the A63 SELBY. You pass through Monk Fryston and Hambleton to the large roundabout take the first left to Thorpe Willoughby. The Village Hall is the first large building you come to on the right as you drive through the village.
"There is an overflow car park to the rear of the building. From the A1 - drive past the venue, take the first turning on the right, then the first opening on the right".

 

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Breeders who do not show may not be aware of a colour restriction when registering a litter.
Effective from 1st April 2003 the following applies-

COLOUR – Blue, Liver, Sandy, Blue and Tan, Liver and Tan, Sandy and Tan.

Colours other than the above will be registered as Non Standard.
 

 

photos by Harvey Bell

THIS MEDAL WAS PRESENTED AT THE KENNEL CLUB'S 39th SHOW IN 1894
FOR CLASS WINNERS
It was won by Mr J Smith's Bedlington Terrier "ORME"

We are indebted to Mr A Young of Dunoon, who kindly donated it to the Club.
John Smith was the secretary of the National Bedlington Terrier Club at the time of its Registration with the Kennel Club on June 7th 1898.

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