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Reserve Best in Hound Group - Windsor 2004         Reserve Best in Hound Group - Richmond 2004
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    "Dwayne" and his red brindle brother "Ronnie" have both sired beautiful CC winning puppies to selected bitches

What the judges say ...

This was easily my best class and any one of the first 3 dogs could have won on another day.  1st Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, self masked rich red, oozed class when entering the ring and did not let me down, nice head into lay of shoulder, very sound dog, well put together, correct angulation, moved with spring and style of high order, looked and shown with great presence.  CC & BOB Brian Hobbs (Aus/NZ) (Judge SKC 20.5.05)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW.  An upstanding red dog, with an arrogant expression.  Presented to perfection.  Also presented at the perfect body weight.  A really striking dog who moves regally.  I don't think you could ever ignore him.  I love him for his style and presence.  CC & BOS Denise Tyerman (Judge Birmingham National 8.5.05)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW.  A classical English look with the style of his American sire.  A balanced head with good expression.  Lovely length of neck going into a good front assembly, well boned all through.  Good spring of rib and depth of chest plus well ribbed back.  Topline good, and held on the move.  Good pin bones and lovely rear angles, a real sweep from hip to low hock.  Moved with style, plus reach and drive.  Well muscled and in great condition, the coat was presented to perfection and the dog had the glint of vitality in his eye.  Handled with consideration and professionalism.  CC & BOB Domenico Traversari (Judge Manchester 20.1.05)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW. self masked red with a beautiful head, dark eye correctly placed.  Long neck into excellently placed shoulders.  Level topline, hip bones and fallaway.  Tail well set and ringed.  Excellent angulated quarters used on the move which was a treat to behold.  CC & BOB Barbara Henry (Judge LKA 10.12.04)

Gp2 The Afghan Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, has a great outline with proud head carriage, perfectly presented in full coat, superb head, correct eye and expression, stylish and powerful mover. Anne Macdonald (Hound Group Judge Richmond 12.9.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW.  Classic head and expression with beard.  Good length of neck.  Good shoulder and return of upper arm.  Good spring of rib.  Deep chest with good pre-sternum.  Level topline.  Great sweep from hip to hock.  Free easy mover.  CC & BOB.  Watched him in the Group where he went into overdrive and floated round the ring with great presence.  Delighted to see him take G2.  Congratulations. - Jerry Robertson (Dog Judge Richmond 12.9.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW.  A nice breed type with attractive head and typical eye.  Strong neck flowing into well laid shoulders.  Well ribbed, level topline.  Great bone.  Powerful rear.  Looked good coming and going.  Great profile.  RCC - Gary Mason (Judge SKC 28.8.04)

Gp2 Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW (AI) Afghan, glorious strong clear red male, in super coat of lovely silky texture, when stacked looked so well balanced in outline, good front assembly, steep croup, low tailset, when moving held his head proudly and covered the ground with great style. Eleanor Bothwell (Hound Group Judge Windsor 4.7.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, Elegant, masculine red who took my breath away as I looked down the line, so reminiscent of the greats of the 70's and early 80's, his head is glorious with long punishing jaws, dark almost triangular eye with true eastern expression, neck is long and strong and well set on well laid shoulder, firm level topline, short broad loin, deep well sprung ribs, fabulous sweep from hip to hock, excellent length to height ratio, ring tail, smothered in long silky coat beautifully presented and conditioned, his body weight and muscle tone was spot on, superb mover both ways and wonderful in profile, he just eats up the ground and demands to be noticed, wish he was mine  CC & BOB stormed into the group ring and stole Group 2 well done, he is a real afghan. - Sarah Hattrell-Brown (Judge Windsor 4.7.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW (AI) deep gold in excellent coat and condition, masculine head and expression, correct front, strong well angulated quarters, long easy free movement, top class presentation, a very worthy Champion, RCC.  Roy Metcalfe (Judge WELKS 24.4.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW (AI).  Self masked red, dream of a dog, type, balance and quality stamped right through him, shown in the most superb condition.  Masculine, well off for bone, excellent body, terrific quarters, moved with the style and drive expected from such a good afghan hound, very hotly contested class.  This was his day and he rose to the occasion.  CC and BOB on Referee's decision.  Clari Cross (Dog Judge CRUFTS 7.3.04)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, self masked red who you just cannot fail to notice, tremendous ring presence, upstanding and houndy, if you want to see the desired keen expression and that look at and through one appearance, just look at this dog.  On top form, in superb and unsurpassed condition, lovely outline, sound front, sweeping quarters, masculine and elegant hound from this superb quality kennel, a credit to the title of champion, delighted to give him his 13th CC, RBIS on the referee's decision.  Jill Cross (Dog Judge WAHC 29.11.03)

RCC - David Iley (Judge Border Union 14.6.03)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW,  s/m gold, balanced masculine head, lovely reach of neck, nicely angulated, good depth of chest, level topline, well balanced standing and on the move, CC and BOB.  J Reader (Judge Birmingham National 9.5.03)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, I have watched this dog several times and thought he was a good one, it's not until you get your hands on him that you find out how good he is.  Fantastic head, eye and expression, very long neck, good length and low set ears, long sloping shoulders, very well muscled, good size feet, very good spring of rib, level topline, good fallaway, well set tail, very powerful hindquarters, moved round the ring as if he owned it, handled and presented to absolute perfection.  CC and on the referee's decision BIS.  B Gilchrist (Dog Judge AHCS 5.10.02)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, a great pleasure to judge this deep red male.  Have liked him for quite some time.  His masculine head and wonderful eye shape gives him a very arrogant and aloof expression.  Excellent substance and bone, deep chest, correct proportions.  Very balanced and sound.  Covers plenty of ground on the move.  Presented to the last hair.  Pushed my CC winner very hard, RCC - P L Crack (Judge SKC 24.8.02)

RCC - Jean Jacques Dupas (France) (Judge WKC 16.8.02)

Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, beautiful dog in great form, masculine but without coarseness, well built, holds it together on the move, lovely under coat.  To be hypercritical I'd like a little more ring to tail and a little less coat but very impressive.  CC & BOB - Frank Kane (Dog Judge SWKA 12.7.02)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, well deserved Champion, just took my breath away, standing a picture in fabulous condition, groomed to perfection, s/m/g, masculine head, balanced level topline, good tailset, ringed, well let down on all fours, moved with purpose, showed his head carriage well, moved forward with front and rear drive, shown to perfection, just looked the part, CC.  My only regret is that he did not go BOB (referee's decision), very unfortunate I feel - Estella E Fryer (Dog Judge MAHC 26.5.02)

Lancashire's Ch Drishaun That'll Do 'Icely JW, self masked pale red, what a super dog, everything about him shouts Afghan, loved his head and expression, excellent length of neck, super shoulders, deep well sprung ribcage, lovely sweeping quarters, ring tail, huge coat presented as one would expect in top condition, couldn't deny him the CC, RBIS on referee's decision - Claire  L Todd (Dog Judge NAHS 31.3.02)

Lancashire’s Ch Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, what a dog, shaded masked deep gold, epitomises what the Afghan should be, fantastic head, correct eye shape and dark colour, good chiselling, long powerful neck, best shoulders of the entry, correct return of upper arm, deep chest, superbly sprung ribcage, short well muscled loin, excellent rear angulation, stunning on the move, covering huge amount of ground with effortless gait, no hesitation in awarding the CC to this fine animal. RBIS on referee’s decision – Richard Hurl (Dog Judge  EEAC 23.2.02)

Ch Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, in 1996 I had the great good fortune to judge a truly magnificent dog in America and in my critique of him I wrote "oozes quality, type and possesses that something extra that turns your head and gives you goosebumps!" That dog was Am Ch Gazon Say What You Mean, the sire of the winner today, to whom the same description applies. Head and coat colour are wonderful but putting my hands on him was like going back in time, has the same wonderful proportions and exquisite balance, strong, powerful dog, this time in red, his head though not as refined as his father’s is so masculine, strong jaws and far seeing expression, carried proudly on a long strong muscular neck, everything fitting together so well, then he moves! It quite took my breath, wonderful springy gait, covering a terrific amount of ground, so effortless and powerful, a true king. CC and my co-judge agreed for him to be BIS – Liz O’Connor-Thomas (Dog Judge BAHC 25.11.01) 

Lancashire’s Ch Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, masculine, elegant and sound mover, balanced outline, in lovely coat, long neck, proud head carriage, springy gait, nice sweep to quarters, arched feet, prominent hip bones, muscular loin, straight front, good bone, dark eyes, aloof expression, long topknot, silky coat, springy gait with good drive, CC. - Pamela Cross Stern (Judge SKC 26.8.01)

Lancashire’s Ch Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, I have long admired the Drishaun kennels, they produce consistently, quality Afghans. Their knowledge and understanding of the breed I envy. My CC winner is a blend of England and foreign and they’ve got it right, fitted my understanding of the Standard. Expression is right, certainly dignified and aloof, movement smooth and springy with a style of high order. I find him so Afghan. – Elaine Wyatt (Dog Judge SWKA 5.7.01)

Lancashire’s Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, in this class (Limit Dog) and in the challenge this lovely dog looked superb both standing and moving with correct head and tail carriage, super head features, long neck, deep chest, the best of fronts, ideal body, topline and rear angulation, superbly presented, in brilliant long coat, CC and Champion on the day. – Terry Thorn (Judge Southern Counties 2.6.01)

Lancashire’s Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, defied me to go past him, excelled in head and type, very soundly made, plenty of substance, good spring of rib, level topline, well muscled, excellent angulation and balance, left me in no doubt he was all dog, on the move he showed strength and dignity, arrogant and proud, showing a true style of high order as he covered the ground effortlessly, a true showman who was shown and handled to his very best advantage, won here hands down, I was very proud to award him the CC today and RBIS on the referee’s decision. – Sandra Ellis (Dog Judge MAHC 27.5.01)

Lancashire’s Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, what can I say about this dog, filled my eye completely, as he entered the ring I caught my breath, to me everything an Afghan should be, the most stunning, houndy male I have seen in a long while, from his exquisitely chiselled head to the ring of his tail, had no doubt this was his ring, commanded my attention from the moment he entered, great balance and outline, conformation second to none, the icing on the cake was his beautiful silky flowing coat as he sailed round the ring, the Standard asks for a style of high order, this dog epitomising it, it gave me the greatest pleasure to award him the CC and BOB, pleased to see him shortlisted in the group where he looked magnificent. – Wendy Cain (Judge LKA 8.12.00)

The RCC winner is another classic young dog I have watched with interest for some time, he is maturing well and must surely gain his crown, he too is of sound conformation, has balance and style and puts up a good performance in the ring. He is the sire of my BPD who went on to BPIS. …Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, most beautiful red of classic stamp in good body and coat bloom, has that charisma that makes you give him more than a second look. Stands so proudly and uses himself well in head carriage. Pleasing outline, is equally good when you get your hands on, good length to neck, correct angle of shoulder, sound front, deep chest. Floats around the ring in good style with ring tail carried correctly. Excellent presentation. RCC, am sure he will make up. – Sylvia Evans (Dog Judge SAC 3.12.00)

RCC, Drishaun That’ll Do ‘Icely JW, b/m/r, very nicely balanced, up on leg and square, long neck, excellent fit into shoulder, proud carriage, powerful athletic movement, used front and rear equally, level topline, nice detailing. Too strong in head for me but his other qualities were undeniable. – Janis Reital (USA) ( Dog Judge AHA 15.7.00)

RCC - Liz O'Connor-Thomas (Judge WELKS 28.4.00)