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The Smooth Collie Club of Great Britain THE SMOOTH COLLIE CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN JUDGING LISTS 1 January 2014 Hon Sec Bev White 63 Castle Bank Stafford ST16 1DW Tel No 01785 605089 [email protected] A I SPECIALIST JUDGING LIST NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Baker R Mr Sylbecq 1 Coopers Close, Peel St Oswaldtwisle Accrington BB5 3LE 01254 433863 [email protected] Clark M Mrs Astrellita Astrellita Cottage Hillsend Lane Attleborough Norfolk NR17 1BG 01953 457552 [email protected] Clark S Mrs Astrellita Astrellita Cottage Hillsend Lane Attleborough Norfolk NR17 1BG 01953 454246 [email protected] Duffield G Mr Anglefield Fir Trees, 27A Mill Lane Kislingbury Northamton NN7 4DB 01604 832500 [email protected] Foulston T Mr Misstoff 10 Tryfan Court Buckley Flintshire CH7 3PX 01244 552036 [email protected] Foulston M Mrs Misstoff 10 Tryfan Court Buckley Flintshire CH7 3PX 01244 552036 [email protected] Geddes V Mrs Ingledene Tan Y Ffridd Farm Llangyniew Welshpool Powys SY210JZ 01938 811846 [email protected] Geddes J Mr Ingledene Tan Y Ffridd Farm Llangyniew Welshpool Powys SY210JZ 01938 811846 [email protected] Gibson R Mrs Pelghart 74 Kingmoor Rd Carlisle Cumbria CA3 9QG 01228 401463 [email protected] Griffiths I Mrs Alopex Nene Lodge, March Riverside Upwell, Wisbech Cambs PE14 9AR 01945 773101 [email protected] Hayward T Mr Foxearth Oakhurst, The Lowe Wem Shropshire SY4 5UE 01939 233400 [email protected] Hayward B Mrs Foxearth Oakhurst, The Lowe Wem Shropshire SY4 5UE 01939 233400 [email protected] Holmes M Mrs Amberhill 36 Honeyholes Lane Dunholme Lincoln LN2 3SH 01673 861760 Leach C Mrs Hilltarn Woodside Cottage Chenies, Rickmansworth Herts WD3 6EU 019123 283562 Lister P Mrs Newarp Mulberry, School Rd Beetley Dereham Norfolk NR20 4DB 01362 869081 [email protected] Moores D Miss Manordeifi Copper Beeches, Lower Bewdley Bank Canon Pyon Road Hereford HR4 7SH 01432 760316 [email protected] Robertson S Mrs Jesena Honeybottom Kennels, Hanney Road Steventon Oxon OX13 6AP 01235 831217 Sewell P Mrs Lewarne Fairview, 17 Sheldon Road Ickford, Aylesbury Bucks HP18 9HT 01844 339744 [email protected] Smedley C Mrs Antoc Brook Cottage, Ripley Christchurch Dorset BH23 8EU 01425 672424 [email protected] Smith A Mrs Tentola Calle Alamo 6, El Secaddero Casares Malaga 29690 SPAIN 0034 952854215 [email protected] Smith N Mr Tentola Calle Alamo 6, El Secaddero Casares Malaga 29690 SPAIN 0034 952854215 [email protected] Starkey J Mrs Jaystar 1 Keswick Aveunue Sittingborne Kent ME10 3AU 01795 427196 Starkey K Mr Jaystar 1 Keswick Avenue Sittingbourne Kent ME10 3AU 01795 427196 White B Mrs Maneric Woodview 63 Castle Bank Stafford Staffordshire ST16 1DW 01785 605089 [email protected] A1 NON SPECIALIST JUDGING LIST NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Arch A Mrs Loakespark The Corner House 722 Walmersley Road Bury, Lancs BL9 6RN 01617 629390 Bailey P Mrs Beechwyre Beech House,Garstang Rd St Michaels on Wyre Preston, Lancs PR3 0TE 01995 679218 Bailey P Mr Beechwyre Beech House Garstang Rd St Michaels On Wyre Nr Preston Lancs PR3 0TE 01995 679218 Beaden, Mrs G Myriehew Fir Trees, 27A Mill Lane Kislingbury Northants NN7 4DB 01604 832500 [email protected] Bispham J Mr Bridgedale 349 Leyland Road Penwortham Preston, Lancs PR1 9ST 01722 627161 Blake Miss M Corydon Pinfold Close, Fenton Newark Notts NG23 5DE 01636 626321 [email protected] Brace A Mr Tragband Bryn Derwen, 30 Cefn Road Blackwood Gwent NP2 1QA 01495 224887 [email protected] Burtenshaw L Mrs Pelido Pelido, Thursley Road Elstead, Godalming Surrey GU8 6ED 01252 702182 Cartledge E Mrs Ryslip Ryslip Kennels Church Lane Binfield Bracknell Berks RG42 5NL 01344 424144 [email protected] Clarke A Mr Lynway Glendale, Main Street Marston Grantham, Lincs NG32 2HH 01400 251244 [email protected] Page 1 of 4 Hassock A Mrs Camanna 47 Queen Street Redcar Cleveland 01642 901376 [email protected] Hall S Mr Shenedene Shenedene, Gregson Lane Hoghton, Nr Preston Lancs PR5 0DP 01254 853526 [email protected] Hawkins B Mr Brilyn BELDONES HAMEAU DE BOUGIE 38330 ST ISMIER France 00 33476522712 [email protected] Hollywood, Mrs A Amalie Swallows, Plymtree Cullompton Devon EX15 2JW 01884 277311 [email protected] Hoier C Mrs Swinger Roskildevej 309 4390 Vipperod Denmark Horswell J Mr Drakesleat 25 Whatton Road Kegworth Derbys DE74 2EZ 01509 674059 [email protected] House B Mr Fivejays 228 Ramsey Rd Pondersbridge, Ramsey Cambs PE29 2TW 01733 844538 Hutchinson A Mrs Dalrannoch 38 Crofthead Rd, Kilmaurs Kilmarnock Ayrshire KA3 2RT 01563 536612 Hyde G Mr Londer 44 Mansfield Grove Brierfield, Nelson Lancs BB9 5RT 01282 615471 Jones D Mrs Erjon High Farm, Girrick Moorsholm, Saltburn Cleveland TS12 3LW 01287 660773 [email protected] Jones Mr H Seafire 41 Fenton Road Lee Manor, Stanley Wakefield WF3 4ER 01924 824700 [email protected] Kaye Mrs F Danfrebek The Haven East Butterwick, Nr Scunthorpe Lincolnshire 01724 783195 Kirk A Mrs Cregagh Eastermeade, 112 Creevy Road Boardmills Lisburn, Co Antrim BT27 6UW 01846 638391 Kirk J Mr Cregagh Eastermeade, 112 Creevy Road Boardmills Lisburn, Co Antrim BT27 6UW 01846 638391 Kitchen E Mrs Seriema 95 Pensyflog Porthmadog, Gwynedd North Wales LL49 9LB 01766 514729 Makepeace B Mr Lynaire 43 Renton Road, Lee Moor Stanley Wakefield WF3 4ER 01924 822413 [email protected] Makepeace R Mrs Lynaire 43 Renton Road, Lee Moor Stanley Wakefield WF3 4ER 01924 822413 [email protected] Mallard S Mr Tuckles Manna House 8 Mansfield Rd Creswell , Worksop Notts S80 4AA 01909 722141 Reynolds -Frost B Mr Sin Bygrave Lodge Farm, Walligton Baldock Herts SG7 6QX 01462 892498 Rigby D Mr Lythwood Hunger Hill, Condover Shrewsbury Shropshire SY5 7BJ 01743 873126 Salt V Mr Woodlyn Woodlyn, 114 Church Street Brinsley Notts NG16 5AB 01773 535664 Searle R Mr Surlson The Halstead, Sheep Walk Lane Scawsby, Doncaster S Yorkshire NDN5 7GA 01302 788755 [email protected] Smith D Mr Clickam 192 Park Lane Poynton Cheshire SK12 1RG 01625 875557 Thorn-Andrews Z Mrs Drakesleat Drakesleat, Bestmans Lane Kempsey Worcester WS5 3PZ 01905 82020 Wigglesworth J Mr Sandiacre 243 Batley Road Kirkhamgate Wakefield WF2 0RZ 01924 374810 [email protected] Wigglesworth S Mrs Sandiacre 243 Batley Road Kirkhamgate Wakefield WF2 0RZ 01924 374810 [email protected] Wight A Mr Sharval Larch Cottage, Lovedale Rd Balerno Midlothian EH14 7DW 01314 493808 Young K Mr Sunkap Stathlyn Cottage, Hamilton Rd Strathaven, S Lanarks ML10 6SX A2 SPECIALIST JUDGING LIST. NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL A2 NON SPECIALIST JUDGING LIST. NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Barrett S Mr Brooklynson Brookside Farm, Hope Lane Adlington Cheshire SK10 4NX 01625 872018 A3 LIST SPECIALIST JUDGING LIST. NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Cook J Mrs Foxbell PO Box 225 Melton Victoria 3451, Australia [email protected] Sewell Mr P Lewarne Fairview, 17 Sheldon Road Ickford, Aylesbury Bucks HP18 9HT 01844 339744 [email protected] Wallis D Mrs Norfield 9 Belvedere Road Birches Green Erdington Birmingham B24 9RN 01216 861432 [email protected] A3 NON SPECIALISTS JUDGING LIST NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Bergh Persson U Mrs Bermarks Per Erikgarden 1 Mariestad 54293 Sweden 0501 31011 Clark S Mr Derbypark 33 Shawley Cresent Epsom Downs Surrey KT18 5PU 01737 371886 Oldham R Mr Towmena Manna House 8 Mansfield Rd Creswell , Worksop Notts S80 4AA 01909 722141 Page 2 of 4 Radley P Mr Intisari Intisari, 12 Newmarket Rd Royston Herts SD8 7DY 01763 243005 Weller D Mr Evad Bromley Green Rd Nr Ashrord Kent TM26 2EQ 01233 732340 B SPECIALISTS JUDGING LIST NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS Post Code Tel Number EMAIL Benton M Ms Oakestelle 4 Crepping Hall Cottages Creppng Hall Rd., Wakes Colne Colchester, Essex CO6 2AL O783416587 [email protected] Burton S Mr Glencorrie 23 Gorringe Close Eastbourne East Sussex BN20 9SU 01323 484379 [email protected] Davis C Mrs Keenacre Little Orchard, Pedwell Lane Ashcott, Bridgewater Somerset TA7 9PD 01458 210021 Fort M Miss 36 Brierydale Satterbeck Workington Cumbria CA14 5LL 01946 831093 [email protected] Goddard P Mrs Lilymead 60 Duke Street Colne Lancs BB8 0SU 01282 868558 Hutchings F Mrs Collidach 96 Edward Street Cannock Staffs WS11 5JF 01543 573216 [email protected] Richards, Mrs S Sharidon 28 Cloisters Way St Georges Telford TF2 9FY 01952 216091 [email protected] B LISTS NON SPECIALISTS NAME AFFIX ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS POST CODE TEL NUMBER EMAIL Beeney SM Mrs Coneypark Mossy Bank Wheddon Cross Minehead, Somerset TA247DR 01643 842977 [email protected] Boggia Black M Dr Broomhirst, Willow Wood Whistable Kent CT5 3DW 01227 274324 Cosme F Mr Beagold 127 Church Road Stotfold Hitchin, Herts SG5 4NQ 01462 731077 [email protected] Flyckt Pederson G Mr 538 Mountain Laurel Chapel Hill, NC27517 USA [email protected] Foster T Mr Juysur New Hall Lane Mundon Essex CM9 6PJ 01621 743483 [email protected] Gay, Mrs J Yagane Rose Cottage, Knowle St Giles Chard Somerset TA20 4AX 01460 61482 [email protected] Gillingham C Mrs Parkgrove Parkgrove, 1 Honiley Ave Wickford Essex SS12 9JE 01268 726352 Gregory J Mrs Tonkery Fernlea, Yate Road Iron Acton, Bristol BS37 9XY 01454 228418 Hewart-Chambers Sue
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