Bath Championship Show 2007
1st Limit Dog
Best Dog
Dog CC
Judge - Mrs P. Dickson

"1st CC Evan's Tyrodal Kracker Jack: What a 'Cracker' this dog is, couldn't take my eyes off of him, just commanded attention. He is all male, stands four square and is so well balanced. He is made correctly both fore and aft, therefore he moved correctly, looks as though he could have gone on all day. Super round bone, and good tight cat feet. A lovely liver spotted dog made for the job he was bred to do. Had no hesitation in awarding him his second CC and I am sure it won't be long before he receives his crown." - Mrs P. Dickson (Judge)
 

Scottish Kennel Club 2007
2nd Open Dog
Res CC
Judge - Mr A Brace
 
"Evans` Tyrodal Kracker Jack, Love this liver`s head & expression,a size larger than 1. Great angles all through & he is a very obliging showman, just tends to break in topline a little, which cost him the CC, still felt he deserved the RCC & should be a worthy Champion." Mr A Brace (Judge)
 

Birmingham National 2007
1st Limit Dog
Best Dog
Dog CC
Judge - Mrs M Mulholland
 
"Evans' Tyrodal Kracker Jack, liver of good colour, strong workmanlike dog of great substance & balance, wonderful amber eye with the wickedest of expressions, so sound in body, strong clean arched neck, deep rib & proper forechest, round bone, level back, strong loin, well angulated rear, so well muscled throughout, moved like a dalmatian really should with great freedom & movement, smooth powerful, rhythmic action with long stride, it gave me great pleasure to watch him move, in fact it sent tingles up my spine he was so perfect on the move. On the downside his feet could be tighter, coat could have been better & his head is too strong, but the perfect dog has still to be born. CC"  Mrs M Mulholland (Judge)

British Dalmatian Club Spring Show 2007
1st Open Dog
Best Liver Dog
Best In Show!
Judge - Mr P Atkinson
 
"1 Evans' Tyrodal Kracker Jack. Made my day! A true Dalmatian with the construction and the drive of a real road-going dog. With his perfectly balanced conformation and commanding presence, this L/W demanded attention from the moment he entered the ring. A masculine but typical head is well set onto an excellent neck and forequarters. His body is smooth from his shoulders backwards, with one element flowing into the next. Well off for bone and substance, he is perfectly angulated at both ends. His liver spotting is excellent but no critique of this dog would be complete without mention of his exceptional movement. Long-striding, positive and true. BD and with the agreement of my co-judge B.I.S. Best Liver " Mr P Atkinson (Judge)
 

WELKS 2007
3rd Limit Dog
Judge - Mrs C E Cartledge