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Elaridge Evolution At Lotsaspots  Photo of Evo taken 3rd August 2008 @ The British Dalmatian Champ Show aged 13 months old
EVO IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR STUD |
EVO WINS BEST DOG, BEST BLACK AND BEST IN SHOW - NOVEMBER 2012 - THE BRITISH DALMATIAN CLUB SHOW  Critique : 1st Ayers’ Elaridge Evolution at Lotsaspots. Yes, he is a big boy, but his quality and overall balance can not be denied. I have judged him over 2 years ago, and if anything, he is better. B/s masculine boy of excellent type. Strong head without being coarse. Excellent arched neck into well laid shoulders with defined wither. Solid round bone down to correct, tight feet. Deep capacious chest with good depth of brisket and excellent forechest. Well angulated hindquarters with well set hocks propelled him around the ring in a rhythmic action with ease, though his exuberance can be a little hard for his handler to contain at times. To top it off his coat was in sparkling condition and he is beautifully decorated with evenly distributed spots. A privilege to put my hands on him, if I could build a dog, this would be it! Thrilled to give him BD and see him take BIS. Thank you to Janet Saunders (Dallydal Dalmatians) Who Judged the Dogs |
Trophies Won At The BDC Club Open Show  |
2010 CHAMP SHOW RESULTS 2nd July 2010 - Windsor Champ Show Judge: Johnathan Goulding Class: Open Dog Result: 3rd - Qualified Evo for Crufts For Life and got his stud book number 4th June 2010 - Southern Counties Champ Show Judge: Keith Nathan Class; PG Dog Result: 4th 31st May 2010 - Bath Champ Show Judge: Naomi Forrest Class: PG Dog Result: 4th 13th March 2010 - Crufts Champ Show Judge: Margaret Mulholland Class: Limit Dog Result: Unplaced 10th January 2010 - Boston Champ Show Judge: Allan Talbot Class: Limit Dog Result: VHC |
2010 OPEN SHOW RESULTS  22nd May 2010 - Coventry Open Show Breed Judge Critique: Open.3(1a) 1.Ayers’ Elaridge Evolution. B/S male, much larger type but well balanced. Was a pleasure to get my hands on this stallion of a dog. Masculine head, but not overdone. Excels in forechest, plenty of heart and lung room. Good bone, straight forelegs down to tight feet. Strong Hindquarters.A bit exuberant today, could have done with more room to stride out as well as I know he can, but nevertheless took a quality class. Looked the part in the group ring where he had much more room. BOB. G4.
Open: 4 entries, 3 present 1st Ayers’ Elaridge Evolution. 2 ½ yr old B/S dog. A dog I have long admired from the ringside and it was a pleasure to finally get my hands on him. He is a ‘stallion’ of a dog and oozes quality throughout. Excellent spotting of good pigmentation and well distributed. Has a lovely dark eye, good ears, a lovely length of neck flowing onto an excellent topline. His angulations are so well balanced and allow the good width of muscle and correct chest. So nice to see a correct length and placement of upper arm which allows him to move with an excellent length of stride. He also moves true fore and aft. He has good tight feet, the right amount of bone for his size and good tail set & carriage. To be hyper critical, I would prefer more length of muzzle to complete the picture, but he has so many other virtues and boy does he shout them out. Well handled as he is obviously full of beans and quite a handful. Won this class and Best of Breed with his numerous qualities throughout and showed really well in the group. |
4th August 2009 - Paignton Champ Show  4th August 2009 - Paignton Champ Show JUDGES CRITIQUE: PGD (3) 1 Ayers’ Elaridge Evolution, strong looking dog, attractive b/spotting, masculine head, clean neck & shoulders, deep brisket, good topline & strong hindquarters, tight feet, moved well Photo from BDC website |
12th July 2009 - North Of England Champ Show  12th July 2009 - North of England Dalmatian Champ Show Judge: Dr W.J.E. Gardner Class: Special Beginners Stakes Result: 1st out of 6 - received a fantastic rossette Evo dad Zacco won Open Dog, DCC and Best In Show Excellent day and Weekend |
12th July 2009 NOEDC - see above  Evo in Special Beginners Dog Class JUDGES CRITIQUE: Special Beginners (6, 0) 1. Ayers’ Elaridge Evolution, 2 y.o. b/s, good bone, excellent flow of neck into shoulders, long, deep ribcage, solid dog who tended to stand “rocking horse” at times, good stifles, hocks could be stronger and head could be a little more refined, good bold spotting on excellent coat. |
