Nina gets 1st in Post Graduate at Bath - Judge Albert Wight.

Photo taken at 10 months
Inca took 1st place in the Proplan Minor puppy bitch stakes at Bath Championship Show May 2014. Thank you to Judge Mr B Brampton

Photo below right taken aged 2.5 years

EACA April 2021 - Veteran (9,3) 1. Flower’s Serenlas Obsession. This glamorous 7 yr old  s/s/w is exactly what I look for in a bitch. Perfectly balanced, clean wedge head with a sweet expression enhanced by her neat, responsive ears. Elegant crested neck leading to a good length of back, well ribbed and possessing a thick fitted coat with correct furnishings. Excellent angulation front and rear which shows in her free and easy stride. Super outgoing temperament, appearing absolutely fit for function. BCC, BVIB, BVIS, RBIS, BOSIS. Congratulations - Judge Anne Smith

BCC - EAST OF ENGLAND CH SHOW JULY 2021 -This 7 yrs old s/s/w is everything I look for in a collie. A nice size but still feminine and a coat that emphasises her excellent shape. Her head is so clean and of good length, but still has strength in muzzle and a good underjaw. Slight stop and the most beautiful eye shape and expression. Flat in backskull and ears placed bang on top and used non stop. Flowing neck into excellent front construction. Good length of back coming from ribs and a strong loin. Good turn of stifle and strong hocks. Tail well set. Coat of perfect texture and fringes in the right places. When she moves she does so with purpose and drive. So pleased to award her CC, BOB, & BVIB. She looked the part in the group even after a long hot day.
Judge Nick Smith

Faith left at 9 months. A long awaited Tri girl to go forward with, and below at four years
Faith took RBPIS at her very first Championship show. Thank you to judge Angela Harvey

Faith ends her puppy career by taking BPIB at LKA Championship Show under Judge Steve Barrett
'11 month tricolour beautifully presented, head handles really well, with nice underjaw, neat ears used constantly, liked the length in head and that’s what won her B.P.I.B. more my type. Good neck and shoulders, nice length height ratio, well let down behind, with good angulation moved soundly coming and going and in profile with level topline. '

BCC - L & P Ch Show - November 2018 - Judge Mrs Angela Harvey
My star of the day and how lovely to see the sheer astonishment turn to joy when I handed her owner the big green card! No exaggerations on this tricolour bitch whose inky black coat shone like a mirror. She reminds me of some of the bitches from the 1970-80’s 'golden' era of Collies! Absolutely classic head. The Collie is not or should not be a square dog. It is or should be rectangular, and the head should be in proportion to that body shape, so the head is required to have length. The whole 'picture' should portray dignity. I was looking for this lovely length of head in my winners, and found it in several, including this one. She just oozes impassive dignity, taking life calmly, unflustered by the life passing by her, she is owning the ground! One cannot show impassive dignity to the enst degree without having harmony, balance and character. Her ultra flat skull merges harmoniously into her well filled muzzle, just the right amount of stop too and absolutely no flare or prominent cheek bones, all finished by a well formed chin with tight lip-line. Together these outstanding head qualities blend into the perfect well blunted clean wedge, just what the breed standard asks for. However it doesn't stop there. The breed standard also says ABSOLUTE SOUNDNESS IS ESSENTIAL and I take the words of the standard with great seriousness. I do not focus on one aspect. Movement outlines every inch of a dog’s construction and especially when viewed in profile and even more so during the second journey around the ring. I want my CC winner to move like a sheepdog, thus showing it has perfect annatomical formation!  When moving at speed the Collie (like all sheepdogs) should begin to single track. Single tracking is the most economic (energy saving) form of movement, think of trying to run yourself without merging one foot in front of the other. A dog cannot successfully single track if the rib cage is too wide and round. No matter how much I moved this collie, she obliged by putting in a faultless performance, and when her speed went up a notch, she began to single track whilst maintaining a perfectly level top line, now that is proof of good construction!  Bitch CC and on the decision of the referee BOS RBIS BOSIS Huge congratulations to her breeder/owner.