Windsor online entry has been extended to 12.00noon, Wednesday 3rd June 2015.

Postal entries have now closed. Online entries can still be made up until midday on Friday 29th May.

Change of judge - Weimaraners will now be judged by Dr R W James.

Remember postal entries close on Monday 11th May 2015 (postmark). Last minute schedules are available at the Birmingham National Show. Online entries can be made up until midday on Friday 29th May.

Also in a change of judge, Australian Silky Terriers will now be judged by Mrs Annette Oliver.

Remember postal entries close on Monday 11th May 2015 (postmark). Last minute schedules are available at the Birmingham National Show. Online entries can be made up until midday on Friday 29th May.

Also in a change of judge, Australian Silky Terriers will now be judged by Mrs Annette Oliver.

Information on judges by breed and by day is now available in the Show Info section.

Show schedules are now available to download.

Also online entries can now be made on dog.biz.

I felt very honoured to be invited to judge all groups (except the toy group as I judged it at Crufts) and BiS at Windsor this year. Windsor show being the most prestigious summer show in Britain and being voted the best show in the UK 2013. Windsor is also one of the first summer shows I visited many decades ago. It was an experience that still holds lovely memories and it is marvellous to be given the opportunity to now judge at this level at Windsor. The Windsor committee led by secretary Irene Terry and her team made my appointment a true pleasure, where everything seemed so smoothly operated and the friendly atmosphere is evident everywhere. Most of the weekend was blessed with good weather. Friday had a couple of hours with heavy rain but it did not affect the group judging and my compliments to exhibitors for managing to keep their dogs dry and clean in time for the group judging.

What an absolute treat it was to see the seven finalists entering the main ring and to stand behind the group boards à la Crufts finale.   My sincere gratitude goes to the breed judges that from the almost 9,000 entered dogs sent all those excellent BOB winners through.   The toy group judged by Liz Stannard was headed by the exquisite Japanese Chin, the only one new to me. Even if it is an often used cliché to say that it was a matter of splitting hairs to choose a winner from this magnificent line-up – it was! A BIS selection is a matter of what looks, moves and performs the seconds you set eyes on them.   My sincere thanks to all in the hard working Windsor committee, exhibitors and fellow judges for giving me a really happy memory.

My choice for Best in Show went to Vandreem Imperial Cruz, the young sparkling Samoyed and for Reserve BIS the fabulous Wire Fox Terrier, Ch Travella Striking Steel.

From Diana Sadler - "Windsor Championship Dog Show has very kindly agreed to allowing me to meet and share with friends of Robin and myself in celebrating the times we enjoyed in dogs. This will take place on the first day day of the show June 26th from 12.00p.m. - in a ring available near the secretary's tent.

Please come and raise a glass in his memory. Windsor meant so much to him. Should you wish to contact me, please do."

From the Secretary - Diana's gathering on Thursday 26th June will take place in Ring 13.  To enable those friends in PBGV and Basset Hounds to attend, judging for these breeds in Ring 17 will not commence before 1.00p.m.

This year's Windsor entry is up - 8612 dogs making 10,430 entries.

The Committee thank all exhibitors for supporting the Pawscars Championship Show of the Year with an increased entry. All that is now needed is the traditional Windsor weather to give our Summer Garden Party Show the sparkle to go with the Pimms and strawberries! May everybody have an enjoyable and successful day.