Teven Openklas

1.Uitm.  Colorfull's Storm in a Tea Cup

2.ZG.  Amiwoods Name of the Game

3.ZG.  Michelle Ma Belle v.h.Oudenbosch

4.ZG.   High Class Cassandra of Amies Home

Teven  Jongehondenklas

1.Uitm.  Colorfull's Final Storm

1.Uitm. Colorfull's ara's Choice

2.Uitm. Colorfull's Ladies Mystery

3.Uitm. Colorfull's Mayflower Surprise

4.Uitm. Expressions Home Heavenly Trouble

1.Uitm.  Colorfull's Carefree Delight

2.Uitm.  Bella Dona du Mas Chanteclerc

3.Uitm.  Amy Ivory Dancer v.h.Oudenbosch

Teven Veteranenklas

1.Uitm.  Tide of Taylor v.d.Nieuwe Burcht

2.Uitm.  Toy Bo v.d.Nieuwe Burcht

Teven Kampioensklas

3.Uitm.  Brickett's 'N Carte It's Beyond Me

4.Uitm.  Colorfull's Talented Girl

Kamp. Special Made for House of Kingswood

CAC  Special Made for House of Kingswood

Beste van het Ras

B.O.B.  L C Jems Runnin on Empty

 B.O.S.  Special Made for House of Kingswood

  Tide of Taylor v.d.Nieuwe Burcht

Beste Koppel

Special Made for House of Kingswood

Copyright House of Kingswood

Fokkers groep

Nakomelingen groep

Kennel Colorfull's

Colorfull's Carefree Delight,     L C Jems Runnin on Empty,

Colorfull's Runnin on the Highway,    Colorfull's Afternoon Delight,  Colorfull's Dutch Delight

 Judge comments;

 Mr. Frank Kane

It was a great pleasure to judge the championship show of the American Cocker Spaniel Club the Netherlands with an entry of 50 exhibits.

A happy sporting atmosphere prevailed all day. This is a excellent venue with plenty of space allowing the dogs movement to be seen --- and this is especially important to me --- Many of the exhibits can look wonderful when stacked up but lose their slope on the move, so profile, topline and tailcarriage are very important to me as essentials to breedtype and these qualities decided many of the placings.

The high proportions of excellent that I gave, shows that there were a lot of quality American Cockers at the show--- the champion bitch class was highly contested and there were other close decisions.

Best in Show was the tricolor male:

Ch. L.C. Jems Runnin on Empty whose type, balance and movement are excellent. He has the advantage of topclass handling and presentation to make the most of his virtues.

Reserve Best in Show was a chocolate/tan bitch, who came from the championclass:

Ch. Special Made for House of Kingswood ----- a beautiful plush head of correct proportions, which is something of a rarety, excellent ribcage, topline and outstanding drive from the rear.

Reserve Best Dog the young black and tan Free Style Collection Time to Tango --- a really good forehand assembly with wonderful upperarm and forechest and great slope on the move. With added 6 months for full maturity he will be even better and he is a great prospect.

Reserve Best Bitch was the red/white Colorfull’s Storm in a Tea Cup. 5 years old and full of type and a great mover.

Best Puppy in Show was a black and tan bitch Queen of Space of the white Peat Moor --- Wonderful shape and balance, great style and beautiful head. She is destined for a great future.

Best veteran the buff bitch Tides of Taylor v.d.Nieuwe Burcht. I loved her type, short compact and with a beautiful head and type. She could sill move round the ring and was in great condition as were all the veterans today --- a credit to the owners and to the board.

There were other youngsters for the future --- the young black bitch Colorfull’s Zara’s Choise who is a picture standing and just needs to firm up on the move to go right to the top. The good moving tricolor male junior Colorfull’s No Stress Reaction and the youngster black Afterglow Shakespeare which both have good futures ahead.

Main failings were forehand assembly and lack of forechest --- vital for a sporting dog, short ribcage and lack of spring of rib --- and of course the croup and tailset --- this are problems in the breed worldwide --- but they are very important --- and need addressing.

Many thanks to Will and Harry de Vries and Luut van Veldhuizen for all of their work and the hospitality, which gave me an excellent weekend.

Frank Kane (UK.)