Judyland Cavaliers (UK) as well as Ted
and Mary Grace Eubank, Pinecrest
Cavaliers (USA). AKC BIS, Multiple
Group Winning CH. Judyland Mr.
Chips was a novice to the show ring
when we brought him to the U. S from
the UK. He was # 5 Cavalier in AKC in
2007 All Breed and won 20 Toy
Groups. Chips is a sound dog that
commanded presence in the Toy
Group. He has a very strong rear and
drives off of it. He exemplifies what a
cavalier should be; elegant, regal and
a true gentlemanly nature. He sired
ENG Ch. Pamedna Touch Of Fan-TC,
JW aka Emily bred by Maxine FoxShone (Pamedna/UK) while in the UK.
She is the youngest tricolor bitch to
achieve her crown in the history of the
breed in the UK. Chips’ half-brother
CKCSC USA Ch. and Multiple BISS
Ch. Magical Touch at Judyland was
ranked #5 in the U. S. in 2010 Breed.
He won BOS at the AKCSC National in
2008 under UK Breeder Judge Mrs.
Annette Jones. Jeremy is a very sound
and balanced Cavalier and exudes
type. He has beautiful expression and
eyes that you get lost in which he has
passed that on to his progeny. Jeremy
has been a wonderful producer for us
and his type, balance, movement and
soundness is carried on in his
progeny. We all look for the magical
combination of genes and that is what
the matings between the Judyland
and the Pinecrest lines have brought
us. Jeremy has sired several Grand
Champions: MRBIS, MBISS,
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issues that have arisen in the breed.
However, using a philosophy of trying
to breed based on familial longevity is
a tenet taught to us by one of our
mentors and we try to achieve that
as we make choices. With a lot of the
decisions that we have made in
matings we try and keep in mind some
of the ideas that Carmen Battaglia
talks about when he reminds us of the
success of “Bracket’s Formula.” It is
the basic belief in pedigree analysis,
litter evaluation, use of line breeding,
going out when needed for future
breeding and using a record system to
build on so you can learn from
mistakes. One need to collects
information about history of the sire
and dam and what’s behind the
pedigrees. There should be emphasis
placed on health, temperament and
breed type. I think we all consider
what he suggests that one should use
quality dogs when breeding, My
husband and I, both work in clinical
diagnostics and cardiac biomarkers and
are mindful of the recommended
breeding protocol within realistic and
real life bounds when we look at
pedigrees and next generation.
We have had several successful
Cavaliers in AKC all of which we hold
dear to our hearts for the qualities
they offer, what they have brought to
our breeding and for who they are.
Having said that, we could not have
accomplished what we have without
the help and support of Mary Drewett,
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