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national cat show

The Only Paper for Cat Breeders, Exhibitors and All Cat Lovers Everywhere.
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ISSUE 1156
12 December 2008
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A WORD FROM THE EDITOR
nd so to December… Well, it’s a sobering thought that
as I write these words, Christmas is less than 3 weeks
away. Where does the time go? Well actually, I know the
answer to that – I seem to spend most of my days (and a fair
few evenings too) working on this splendid publication you are
holding in your hands or peering at on your monitor screen. It
doesn’t seem that long since Halloween!
Then again, I spend all those working days dealing with
forward dates. As far as the OUR CATS team are concerned,
it’s 2009 already as we start work on the January 9th issue!
Well, there’s a thought you see – when the shops started
putting out all the Christmas cards, decorations, trees, gifts
and other paraphernalia at the beginning of October (and I
tell you, there’s nothing more incongruous in my book than
seeing a box of tinsel and baubles next to a Halloween skull
mask in Woolworths! Mind you, have you seen Tim
Burton’s ‘Nightmare Before Christmas’?), I thought I’d have
plenty of time to buy all the Christmas gifts and gubbins.
But when I ventured into the High Street to actually buy
them at the beginning of this month, do you think I could?
Not only were several shops sold out of what I wanted, but
some were even taking down the decorations and clearing
the shelves ready for the blasted New Year Sales! What’s
more, dear old Woolies may not even be with us any
longer, another victim of the infamous Credit Crunch!
So where am I going with this last-minute Editorial on
last-minute Christmas shopping? Well, maybe I’m feeling a
pang of regret that in our frenetic, commercially-driven
world, we seem to be exhorted to buy, buy, buy for
celebrations months distant. (And yes, I really did see a
woman buying hot cross buns in Sainsbury’s this week!).
Not only that, our treasured British institutions like Woolies
are being gradually whittled away. (Yes, I did know that FW
Woolworth was an American! Save for the pub quiz, why
don’t you?).
However…. It is nice to look forward to some events,
eagerly anticipate them and, of course, enter for them well
in advance – shows such as the Supreme and the National,
reports of each are featured in this and the next issue. And
they are, of course, great British Cat Fancy institutions, and
we’d hate to see them whittled away. So I was delighted to
hear that the National did so well at their new venue in
Bracknell at the end of November, just as I was delighted to
see that the Supreme seems to have found its groove again.
So let’s look forward to seeing both in 2009! And they’re
only 11 months away, which is 48 weeks, and about 22
issues of OUR CATS! Ooo-er! I’d better start planning the
pages now!
Oooh, quick reminder - Don’t forget your loved one’s
Valentines Card! Buy now whilst stocks last!
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AT A
SHOW
NEAR
YOU
Come and meet representatives from the
OUR CATS team at the following shows.
13/12/08 West of Scotland Cat Club.
The John Wright Sports Centre, Calderwood
Road, East Kilbride, G74 3EU
20/12/08 Maidstone & Medway Cat Club. The Black
Lion Leisure Centre, Mill Road, Gillingham,
Kent, ME7 1HF
03/01/09 Capital Long Hair Cat Assoc. Stevenage
Arts & Leisure Centre, Lytton Way,
Stevenage, Herts, SG1 1LZ
10/01/09 Short Haired Cat Society, Asian Group Cat
Society, Colourpoint Cat Club, Rex Cat
Association, Korat Cat Association,
Singapura Cat Club, The British Ragdoll
Cat Club. Stoneleigh Park Exhibition Centre,
Warwickshire, CV8 2LZ
10/01/09 * Exotic Shorthair Cat Society. Hudson
Leisure Centre, Harecroft Road, Wisbech,
Canbs, PE13 1RL
11/01/09 * Cameo, Pewter & Smoke Society.
The Memorial Village Hall, Gnosall, Staffs,
ST20 0HR
17/01/09 West Country Cat Club. Hutton Moor
Leisure Centre, Hutton Moor Road, Weston
Super Mare, N. Somerset BS22 8LY
* Reporting team and small stand.
If you would like us to bring the
OUR CATS stand to your show please
contact us on info@ourcats.org
or on our dedicated telephone line
08454 300 305.
Editor
Contents
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17-38
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Editorial
National Cat Club Show –
The Main Winners
Feline Festive – Last Minute
Christmas Shopping Ideas
Supreme Cat Show – The news
and views from the Show
Supreme Cat Show –
Judge Critiques
Judge Critiques
Beginner’s Guide to Cat Genetics
Feline Funnies
Contact Us
Editor:
Nick Mays
Email nick@ourcats.org
Enquiries:
Sheena Stratton
Email info@ourcats.org
Judges Critiques:
Email judcrit@ourcats.org
Editorial and Show Reports:
Email ed@ourcats.org
Subscriptions: Email subs@ourcats.org
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World Cat News
Show and Club News
Viewpoint
News
Ulster Siamese and All Breeds
Cat Club – Show Report
News
Club Directory
British Shorthair Cat Club –
Show Report
Mother Nature’s Remedies
Classifieds and Notices
Advertising:
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Accounts:
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Publishers:
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Fax: 08454 300 306
Issue No. 1156
Official Journal of the
Governing Council of the Cat Fancy
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FRONT
PAGE:
Imperial Grand Premier Coontastic the Minstrel
and Imperial Grand Premier Coontastic Nijinsky
OWNER: Stephen and Jill Bunce
BREEDER: Rocco and Angie Barletta
INSIDE COVER
Imperial Grand Premier Coontastic The Minstrel and Imperial
Grand Premier Coontastic Nijinsky
Breed: Maine Coon: brown tabby & white ( 64 31t)
Born: 27th October 2005
At just 3 years old Nijinsky & Minstrel are enjoying a successful
show career : Nijinsky gained his Imperial title at just 1 year 11
months & was awarded his 1st UK at the Supreme Show this
year. They have both won numerous awards & have
gained 14 Best in Show wins between them
Proud owners: Stephen & Jill Bunce
(Tel 01869 337550)
Breeder: Rocco & Angie
Barletta
Page 3 photograph by Alan Robinson
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NATIONAL RESURGENT!
The National Cat Club’s 110th Show, Saturday 29th November 2008
hey came, they saw, they
conquered. The National
Cat Club defied their
critics after decamping from
London’s Olympia to Bracknell
Leisure Centre after making a
massive loss on the 2007 show.
Could they recover? Would a
‘slimmed down’ National out
of London work? Well, it did –
and how!
A bumper entry, achieved by the foresight of the Show
Management who extended the closing date for entries and
made exhibitors feel welcome. The end result was a
tremendous response form exhibitors who wanted to show.
Added to this a positive PR drive and the cat-loving public
came in droves.
Carol Pike, Joint Show Manager summed it all up, saying:
‘The show being the first time at this venue of course was a
learning curve, that is only to be expected, but the magic of
The National was alive as ever. People say ‘home is where
the heart is’ and the one thing we learnt Saturday 29th
November is the National is the heart of the Cat Fancy; it
will never really matter how big it is (of course we want to
grow and retain the numbers) or where it is, it is the magic of
the National that will happen wherever it is. It’s the history
of what the National is, the magic of the people who come
and of course the super cats and their owners who come,
some every year, some for the first time. All these key
ingredients are what makes the recipe to keep The National
alive and kicking.
‘We were all very busy on Saturday and would like to
thank everyone for their support. Our continued success is
mainly due to our long standing dedicated team who work
for The National year after year without whom we could not
hope to retain or indeed progress the National, to these
people we give out heartfelt thanks and sincerely hope we
can continue our hard working relationship – The National
team is something really special and is based on deep
friendship.’
* A full report of the National will appear in the 26th
December issue of OUR CATS.
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National Cat of the Year 2008: Ch Tassare Bobby Dazzler, a striking Black Silver
Classic Tabby & White Maine Coon, bred & owned by David Best and Annette
Matthews, exhibited by Tania Murray
Ch Tassare Bobby Dazzler ponders his magnificent National Cat of the Year
trophy which is held by breeder Annette Matthews, whilst Bobby himself is held
by exhibitor (and National Show PR Officer) Tania Murray.
The Non-Pedigree Cat of the Year and Crystal Clear Winner was 'Duke', owned by
Pam Potter. L to R: Barry Tackley, Crystal Clear Judge, Nicki Goulter, Steward, Pam
Potter and Maxine Hinks from the Blue Cross, presenting Duke with the special
Blue Cross Trophy.
Winner of the Blue Peter Classes was Miss G Webb-Brown's Blue Silver Tabby
Shorthair Non-Ped, 'Schuco', held here by a steward.
Correction Catch-Up
oops! Those Gremlins have been at it again! The wrong owner
was ascribed to the Best In Show Kitten in the Birman Cat Club
Show Report in our last issue.
SNOWSHADOW BLUE LAGOON is, in fact, owned by Mrs Nicky Butler
and not as specified in the original report.
OUR CATS apologises to Mrs Butler for any distress this error may have
caused.
O
ill someone
stamp on
those
Gremlins, please?!
In the Teesside
Show Report in our
October 31st issue,
an incorrect caption
was applied to this
handsome fellow,
Exotic Shorthair
Grand Champion
Sheerbliss Enrico ,
who is owned by
Mrs Christine Wall,
and not as specified
in the caption.
Apologies to
Christine and Enrico
for any
embarrassment
caused.
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SNOWSHADOW BLUE LAGOON
Tarkusha Saffiya with her owner Mrs Jenny Bush
remlins abound! There was a
slight error with the caption for a
photograph of the Best
Semilonghair Adult in the report of the
Longhaired and Semi Longhaired Cat
Club Show in our last issue.
The photo should have been captioned
Tarkusha Saffiya - a fabulous blue point
Birman.
Saffiya was bred by Geoffrey and Carol
Tarr and is owned by Mrs Jenny Bush, with
whom he is pictured.
Apologies to all concerned for the mixup with Saffiya’s name.
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small Gremlin in the works with
the list of main winners for the
Longhair and Semi Longhair
Show report in the last issue.
Best Adult Longhair was Orange Eyed
White Persian Fleurielle White Sugar,
owned by Karen Meadows, bred by
Mrs C Mellor, and not as given in the
list of main winners.
We apologise to all concerned for
this error.
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GIVE BUDDY A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER
hristmas is a time for giving, sharing
and being with family, so spare a
thought for Buddy who longs to
have a family to share the festivities with.
Buddy, who is about 5 years old, has been
at Luton, Dunstable and District Cats
Protection for 8 long months now, having
arrived in March. For a cat used to the great
outdoors it has been particularly hard for the
dedicated volunteers to see Buddy spend all
of the summer in a cat house, waiting and
waiting to be chosen by new owners.
When he came to the attention of Cats
Protection Buddy was in a sorry state. As a
stray, entire male he’d obviously been living
a tough old life on the streets and was
smelly, dirty and had a nasty wound on his
neck that was desperately in need of
veterinary attention. Thankfully he was
rescued and soon started to get the care he
needed to set him on the path to recovery.
Thanks to the ministrations of Noah’s Ark
Veterinary Clinic and a huge amount of
patience and T.L.C. from dedicated foster
parents Jan and Neil Buddy is now a new
man. His neck is long healed. He’s been
wormed, vaccinated, flea treated and
neutered. All he needs to complete the set is
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a forever home to call his own.
Because of his background Buddy is still
quite an independent sort of fella. However,
he is also a very loving cat and would thrive
in a home with either no children, or maybe
older children who could understand he may
not always want to be picked up, cuddled or
fussed with. Ideally a large, safe garden for
Buddy to explore would also help him to
settle in and get the most out of his fresh start
in life.
As Helen Balcombe of Luton, Dunstable
and District Cats Protection says; ‘Please
consider giving this handsome cat a home,
he is a very charming boy. Eight months is a
very long time for a cat like Buddy who loves
his garden, to be in a foster home.’
• If you can offer Buddy a loving, new
home, or would like to help Luton,
Dunstable and District Cats Protection
with fundraising, sponsorship or in any
other way please contact them on
luton_dunstable_cats@yahoo.co.uk or
0845 3712746
• For more information on the group visit
http://luton.cats.org.uk/index.asp
‘A Picture Is Worth More Than
A Thousand Words’
The
Fanciers’
Newspaper
So celebrate your
winning ways
with a well
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advertisement in
Your photographs can be
reproduced in either
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Contact: Our Cats
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LIQUIVITE is a canned liquid food, in
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Many breeders find that Liquivite is ideal as a weaning food for kittens,
introducing meats into their diet, but in a familiar liquid form. Its smooth
texture, with the consistency of a cream soup, helps the young kitten easily
make the transition to solids.
See Liquivite’s website at www.liquivite.co.uk for further information, and for
our Mail Order price list, or phone us on 0208 340 2926 to place your order Credit and Debit Cards accepted. Liquivite is also available at Cat Shows from
Purrsonal Touch and Paws for Thought, and from your veterinary surgeon.
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Buddy
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s there is frost on all the
trees and the car is iced
up it is certainly starting
to feel like Christmas time
here. The Advent candle is in
place, puddings and
mincemeat all made and time
to seriously think about those
last minuter presents. By the
time you read this the panic
of last minute present buying
will be setting in on High
Streets all over the country.
Now, I’m sure some of you
will have all your cards posted
and gifts wrapped ready to go
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The ideal place to note
down show dates, vet
appointments
and Tiddle's birthday.
Only £10.99 from
Cats Protection
refills to keep you fur free for
months to come.
And don’t forget the most
important gifts. You can also
treat your cat with a special
stocking and crackers for the
big day each with a toy, a joke
and a silent ‘Bang’ flag so kitty
doesn’t get any nasty
surprises. Even better for those
of us with more than one cat –
if you buy two calendars or
stockings you save £1. A range
of toys, bowls and beds to last
through 2009 is on offer as
well.
Speaking of treats for our
feline friends those good folks
at Catac have a huge choice
available to pamper your pet
at this and any other time of
year. Established in 1964 this
well known firm has been
providing high quality cat
products for over 40 years. If
your cat is a cat nip fan why
not treat them to a scratch
post impregnated with this
special treat. It will provide
natural exercise and
stimulation and may save
the furnishings too. For the
indoor cat what better than
to bring nature inside for
them Pussy Lawn, Organic
Catnip Leaves and Flowers
are available to make sure
your puss can enjoy the
benefits of the great
outdoors when safe and
sound inside.
For those new to
showing a range of show
The fun Mog Shots
whites; blanket, tray and
bowls would make an
Calendar available for
ideal gift, or maybe it’s
just £7.99
time to replace yours with
some new ones. For breeders
spoilt for choice. Which
there are hand feeding bottles,
reminds me, you can also
heat pads, lamps and a whole
purchase that perennial
of host of useful items to keep
essential… the adhesive
in that ‘emergency’ kit.
roller to remove
Ever keen to
the cat hairs
be at the
from your
clothes and
furniture and the
– For the rest of us
though, we at OUR
CATS thought you
might like some
ideas on stocking
fillers and treats for
those you love… whether
feline or human… to add to
their letter to Santa.
Christmas is a time for
giving and what better thing
than to give twice by buying
your cards, wrap and gifts
from Cats Protection. This
year the charity has a huge
range of items in its catalogue.
As ever there are the
calendars (featuring kittens,
moggies, pedigrees and
rescue cats), cards, diaries and
gift wrap that we’ve come to
expect but there is so much
more besides. Ranging from
stocking fillers like the cute
chocolate kittens at £2.99 a
box, cups, mugs and all sorts
of kitchenware,jigsaws and
games, you’ll be
forefront of all things feline
Catac is proud to introduce a
new range of products from
ByoFresh; Grooming Wipes,
Deodorising Shampoo, Stain
& Odour Remover
Concentrate, Stain & Odour
Remover Spray. Litter Tray
Spray, Litter Tray Wipes,
Hand Sanitiser and Fabric
Just the thing for the cold
Deodoriser. I think that this
winter days; a heated igloo
range would make a fantastic
bed from Catac
gift for any cat owner. Pack it
up in a nice basket or hamper
training your cat, using the
and tie with fancy ribbon and
theory of Classical
you’ll have a present that is
Conditioning as expounded by
both beautiful and practical.
Pavlov. Your cat will associate
Still on the theme of gifts
the rattling noise with getting
for the cats in your life a new
a tasty treat and so appear as
product is launching just in
soon as you shake the tin.
time for Christmas. Rattle and
Once you have your tin you
Reward is an innovative idea
can buy a bulk refill size pot,
combining cat treats with
on sale for just £4.75 and
training.
with a shelf life of over one
I know from experience that year, and refill your tin as
rattling the cat biscuit tin will
required. Good for the wallet
always attract the attention of
and the environment as the
my crew, wherever in the
amount of waste packaging is
house they might be snoozing
kept to a minimum.
or playing, however it’s not
Rattle and Reward will be
always easy if the tin is big
available from the OUR CATS
and heavy or you store your
stand at shows in 2009, as
food in the bag or a food bin.
well as online from
Rattle and Reward have come
www.madaboutcats.com or
up with an ideal solution – a
www.littlefluff.co.uk
small beautifully decorated tin
Having sorted out the cats
containing teats your cat will
you might still be looking for
actually enjoy.
something a bit different for
The treats are made from
the human family and friends.
completely natural
A calendar, full of fun images
ingredients, rich in salmon oil
of cats to start each day of
for taste and a sleek coat,
2009 with a smile, is available
hypoallergenic for even the
from all Calendar Club stores,
most sensitive of tummies and
or if it’s just to cold outside
zero carbohydrate. All
why not order online at
designed to keep your cat
www.calendarclub.co.uk. The
happy and healthy. The treats
ideal gift for cat lovers young
come in a stylish embossed tin and old the Mog Shots
featuring a cat, of course. The
calendar is something a bit
tin prevents spills and smells – different from the usual posed
and self service by cats like
portraits that stare back from
some I could mention (Orion
the wall as we check the date
and Bella) - it can be
and scribble down the closing
rattled
date for show entries so we
for use don’t miss it.
in
Oh, and I almost forgot to
Beauty, Natural
Treats and Training
All in One
Launching on December 1st you can get a sneak preview by
visiting us at The Supreme Cat Show in Section G or purchase
online via: www.little5luff.co.uk or www.madaboutcats.com
For more information 0800 0751 081
sales@rattleandreward.com
Make sure
Santa gets
the right
gift to the
right
person (or
cat!) with
these high quality
gift
labels from Cats
Protection
mention
the ‘Must Have’ gift for this
year for any cat lover. Why not
give a Gift Subscription to
OUR CATS to someone
special . Whether you want to
treat a friend or loved one to 6
or 12 months, online,
newspaper or both we will set
up the sub to start on
Christmas Eve. If your friend is
already a subscriber we can
add your gift onto their current
sub to extend it. We’ll even
send a special card to your
friend telling them about your
generous gift. Or you could
spoil yourself by taking out a
subscription to make sure you
never miss an issue.
Finally All of us here at
OUR CATS, and our cats too,
would like to wish you all a
wonderful, peaceful, Merry
Christmas and look forward
to a successful New Year for
everyone.
Mog Shots
Calendar
Cat pictures to make you
smile everyday of 2009.
The ideal kitty stocking 8iller at just £1.89
Rattle and Reward offers something new in Cat Treats…
a natural, hypo-allergenic product in an attractive tin that doubles
as a training aid.
Pretty in Pink. Treat your cat
with Rattle and Reward and
they won't notice you are
training them at the same time.
Now available at
Calendar Club Stores
nationwide
or by visiting
www.calendarclub.co.uk
at just £7.99
Help Cats Protection look
after felines in need.
OUR CATS GIFT SUBSCRIPTIONS
Launching just in time for Christmas you can now buy a gift
subscription to OUR CATS and we’ll send the recipient a special
card to tell them of your generous present.
Ideal for Christmas, Birthdays, to celebrate a big win or just to
show you care.
Subscriptions are available for 6 or 12 months, Newspaper only,
Online only or Newspaper and Online.
If the recipient is already a subscriber we will extend their current
sub by the length of your gift.
For more details contact Sheena on 01780 758 504
or info@ourcats.org
A £5.00 donation will buy a litter tray,
scoop and dish for a rescue cat.
A £15.00 donation will feed a cat or kitten for a month.
Our Christmas Catalogue is packed full of gift ideas for cats
and humans, cards, wrap and much more.
To get your copy of the catalogue
telephone 01736 335 859 or shop online at
www.catsprotectionshop.co.uk
Support local Cats Protection Branches at Cat Shows
around the country including The Supreme Cat Show,
NEC 22nd November and National Cat Club Show,
Bracknell Leisure Centre 29th November.
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THE GCCF SUPREME CAT SHOW 2008
NEC, Birmingham 22nd November 2008
That’s Why They Call It The Supreme – Part One
008 will, I hope, be remembered as the year
Report by
when the Supreme Show turned a crucial
corner. After years of dwindling entries and
ever decreasing public attendance, following the
departure of Pedigree Petfoods as the main
sponsor in 2003, this year’s show got back some of
Photos by
it’s ‘buzz’; that indefinable something that makes
exhibits and visitors alike get a certain feeling.
Finance has been the key issue surrounding the
Supreme, with the show making huge losses year on
year since 2003, and this being the subject of intense scrutiny within the Fancy. But
maybe in this year of the Credit Crunch, people were determined to make it work,
determined to have a good time no matter what the banks may or may not be doing.
Certainly there seemed to be no shortage of cash in peoples’ pockets as they splashed
out on a whole host of feline consumerables, from the latest kitty diet to the best in
designer beds to the swishest of cat houses. Nor did the charities go hungry either – the
Cats Protection stalls, along with the Blue Cross and Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
were very busy and plenty of donations were being made by cat fanciers.
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Nick Mays, Editor,
OUR CATS
Marc and Fiona
Henri, Nick Mays
Saffey and Tutti pose for the 'junior paparazzi' and TV film crew.
Nerve Wracking
Birthday Girl Ella Aggett celebrated her 7th
birthday at the show with a scrummy
chocolate birthday cake..and she blew all the
candles out with one puff! Make a wish, Ella!
(Now former) GCCF Office Manager
Jackie Beeson waves her wand to bring
some more magic to the Supreme.
Personally speaking, I can’t remember a year when the best In Show judging has
attracted so much nerve-wracking attention. When it came down to the final placings,
GCCF Chairman John Hansson gave a virtuoso performance in how to rack up the
tension, particularly in the Best Neuter class when he pointed at the winner between the
last two cats standing had a pen number ending in 6… They were pen numbers 76 and
276 respectively. Then he went on to add that the winning cat’s pen number “ended in
76…. But don’t all get carried away… I said ended in 76. The winner is…. Pen 276!”
The roar from the crowd was tremendous, and thus did Saffron Rabey’s superb Tortie
Tabby female neuter IGR PR DAIRYMAINE SARNIA CHERIE, bred by Jane Haynes take
his place amongst the top three for final judging… and was, moments later, pronounced
Supreme Exhibit 2008.
I managed to fight my way onto the stage to personally congratulate Saffey and the
other winners. I was struck by their totally unaffected natures – and the cats couldn’t
have been greater ambassadors for their breeds. That said, Saffey herself, tears of joy
streaming down her face, unable to speak through sheer happiness, was herself the best
ambassador that the GCCF’s Supreme Show and indeed the Cat Fancy itself could wish
for.
Congratulations to Show Manager Julia May, Hall Manager Kit Game and the whole
Supreme Show team on staging such an enjoyable show. What a day! What a show! And
like I said before… What a great Winner!
It doesn't get much better than this! Saffron Rabey hugs her Tortie Tabby
Maine Coon Imperial Grand Premier Dairymaine Sarnia Cherie (aka
'Tutti')just after she was pronounced Supreme Exhibit 2008.
Many
thanks to the
OUR CATS Reporting
team: Carol Walker,
Rachel Tosun,
Carole Kemp,
Colleen Brown,
Marc and Fiona
Henri
Oooh! Isn't it exciting? The crowd wait expectantly for the news of who's
won Supreme Exhibit. Saffi Rabey is clearly on tenterhooks as she clutches
her sister's arm
Brian Pring presents the Lesley Pring Memorial Medallion, in memory of his late wife,
to the Best of Breed Blue Neuter, Whiteseal Imperial Call, owned by Mrs E. Gray
The talk on how to treat sick animals (and cuddly toys) was very popular
The Supreme Neuter and Supreme Exhibit 2008 was Miss Saffron Rabey's Tortie Tabby
Maine Coon female IGR PR DAIRYMAINE SARNIA CHERIE, bred by Mrs J M Haynes.
Photo by Marc Henri
Mr and Mrs E Tarbuck with their own bred Supreme Adult winner, Lilac
Burmese Igr Ch Molyrossi Raindrop
Supreme Kitten was won by Silver Tabby
and White Norwegian Forest Cat,
FORESTSHADOW CAJSA, owned by Mrs J
Mansell and bred by Mr D Handy.
The popular Supreme Show Vet Trevor
Turne, also a 'vet-eran' of many a Crufts
Dog Show!
Dog tired... I could do with a catnap! Young visitors Louise Yeomans and
Charlie Heeley, both aged 10, paws a bit to catch their breath towards the
end of the long show day.
United Front! Nick Mays, Editor of OUR CATS Newspaper and Sue Parslow,
Editor of Your Cat Magazine prove that Two Eds are better than none!
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Commentary on the
Pet
Stroller
Supreme Show 2008
NEWDouble
Decker
Fantastic Value at
By
John Hansson, GCCF Chairman
Ireland, Sound Technician and David Edwards on the
Microphone, though not part of the Supreme
Committee their contribution is also invaluable and
have become fixtures over the years.
It is unbelievable just how many unpaid individuals
work at the Supreme in support of their hobby from
stewards, to table workers including the ring supervisors
and their teams, to those on Club Row there purely to
support and show of their breed, without you all it
would not work, your dedication make it a success, a
sincere and humble well done to you all.
The media coverage leading up the show itself and
follow up has been extremely positive, with a number
of film crews wishing to attend next year's show again.’
I am sure the entire Cat Fancy will wish our new
Show Manger for 2009, Mrs Celia Leighton every
success for the future and will see the show go
from strength to strength with more new innovative
ideas for next year, following on from its success in
2008.
It would be churlish not to mention the Supreme
Show Committee who tend get a mention as the
collective as opposed to individual, so to Kit Game our
Hall Manager (and the person who loses the most sleep
during the build up), Doreen Goadby Pedigree Section
Manager, Pat Randal NonPedigree Section Manager,
Shelagh Heavens and Brian
Gregory Ring Managers,
Betty Shingleton Finance
Officer, Tom Holloway
Treasurer, Marcia Owen
Show Secretary, Claire
Fullerton Publicty Officer
and of course the Show
Manager herself Julia May.
The GCCF Office staff led
by Jackie Beeson, who put
in such a lot of work both
on the checking of entries
leading up to the show and
their input on the day,
Ladies you have our
gratitude.
A delighted Carol Walker receives her award from GCCF Chairman John Hansson for Best Non-Pedigree in show for her
Our thanks also to John
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Report and Photographs by
Rachel Tosun, OUR CATS Reporter
WANDERING ROUND
THE SUPREME
y brief from Mr Editor Esq. was to look at decorated pens, interesting
owners (Nick is already wise to the fact that I love a cat chat or fifty!),
and have a wander down club row – happy days! I was having a
browse around the show whilst folk were industrially setting up their pens.
I came across Mrs Weaver with Jasper; enjoying the finishing her pen with a
leisurely cup of tea. Mrs Weaver has been a passionate cat lover for years. She
acquired her first cat Suki, a traditional Siamese sealpoint in 1964. Her handbag at
the side was beautifully hand painting of with her beloved (sadly now gone)
friends. She had never grown up with cats, but had always been enchanted by
them. She acquired her first from a lady at work without her Mother being
unaware of what was coming home but it was not an issue. Suki led a privileged
life of best steak, what a lucky cat! She owns four cats - three Siamese which are
companions to her Oriental cinnamon, Pre-Premier Jasper who was born
27.10.2007. Jasper’s breeder is Mrs E C Wildon. I think any breeder would be
content to find out their kitten had found such a good, loving home.
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their direction. It was a joy to observe. Zoë Amarilli has owned this enchanting
breed for seven years and has been a breeder for five of those. As this will be the
last Supreme before the Selkirk Rex are at Championship level the club wanted to
make it a very special celebration. The attention to detail to the club stand was
very notable –wrapped candy favours, sparkly butterflies, twinkling stars hanging
inside the pen. To the side there were photos, Christmas cards, brochures, all on
display. Even Zoë was sparkly! How do you describe these lovely kittens? 'Curlylicious' said Zoë. Very apt I thought. “How do you spell that?” I asked. “Any
way you like” was Zoë’s reply
(For more information about club head along to
http://selkirkrexcatclub.co.uk/)
Club Row
My footsteps took me to Club Row which was centrally located and easily
accessible. The clubs do a wonderful job and it was a great pleasure to stop and
chat to the groups of knowledgeable enthusiasts who are dedicated to their
various breeds and who give their free time to be at their stalls. It was even better
to observe visitors crowding around them, heavily involved in discussion. I loved
how each club had beautiful cats of their breed to admire, adjacent to their stand.
My attention was caught by some very playful Selkirk Rex kittens who were
responding happily to attacking two very feathery stick wands being waved in
'Wolfie' takes a breather from the hurly burly of the Supreme on the OUR CATS stand
Zoe Amaralli on the Selkirk Rex stand, with her 'curlylicious kittens'.
Barry Newcombe on the Sphynx Breeders Association stand, with his own Sphynx Woozles Razzle Dazzle - or 'Raz' to his friends
Champion Honeymist Edana, bred by Marlene Howes enjoys a bit of Christmas Magic in his decorated pen.
Suzanne Le Good,- Feline Artist. Her stand was 'definitely worth a browse'!
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Mr Smith and Mrs Allen are busy on the British Ragdoll Cat Club
The Supreme exhibit 2007, Sup UK & IMP GR PR Tianflex Full Monty, owned by Dr J Muir-Taylor, on exhibition an still looking
every inch the Supreme cat he truly is!
isiting the Birman Cat Club I came across this gentleman - Quernmore
Julius, born in 1993. He is incredible for his age and it was a pleasure
meeting his proud owner Mr N Porter. Mr Porter told me that he owns
four Birmans. I asked him why he had chosen the breed. He said he had wanted
a pedigree cat and liked Siamese. However after a visit to the Northern show he
decided he preferred the old style Siamese and that Birmans shared the
characteristics that appealed to him, with their solid build and similar Siamese
markings. I asked him about the Breed characteristic wise. He said they like to
be above all that they survey.
(For more information about this club and the breed please visit
www.birmancatclub.co.uk/)
ver to the Ragdolls and what a busy stand! A large group of folk had
descended and I waited my turn to have a chat. I was taken by the array
of goodies which were so attractive and such good value.
I warmed immediately to Mr Smith and his infectious enthusiasm for the breed.
Mr Smith has been a keen breeder of thirteen years. He was a moggy owner
originally and acquired Ragdolls because his two young daughters wanted kittens.
(He enthused so quickly it was hard keeping up). So I asked why Ragdolls? The
answer was temperament, size, variety, and their colouring. Mr Smith bought a
blue thinking to buy a seal initially but like so many other cat owners, the feline
clan soon multiplied. Then Mr Smith was fascinated by genetics and he breeds
what are called Pure English Kittens. Ragdolls originated from America and he
concentrates on the original lines brought to the UK. I asked Mr Smith about how
they do that given the original line scenario without compromising health and so
on. He said that the Club works hard, together to keep pedigrees separate and to
bring about diversity and Reds have added vitality to the breed.
I was attempting to chat to Ruby from Wiltshire, but she was too shy but did
show off her new toy dog that she had ironically bought at a cat show! Mrs Allen
was telling me about her boy Spiritdancers ‘Darcey’ who was born 08/08/2006.
She has been breeding for 12 years and this lovely boy came back to her because
of a change in the owner’s circumstances. It sadly happens. As a responsible
breeder she took him back and he is doing rather well having being awarded
Premier! Well deserved I say…
Time had flown and so I headed over to the first of the two talks which was on the
subject of applying (bandage) dressings courtesy of Claire Fullerton, Publicity
Officer for the show.
Lorraine Duffy is a registered Royal College Veterinary Nurse VN Cert Ed
MBVNA and is based in Cheshire. More can be found at www.peted4u.co.uk.
Lorraine’s demonstration covered some very informative advice on how to apply
dressings to an injured cat or dog. Lorraine also covered limb and ear dressings.
She explained and demonstrated the use of dressing materials and talked about
their preparation being key (and needing a helper to hold the wriggling victim!). A
tip from the top was using Cat bags to assist with the holding.
One thing that I was very impressed with is that her plan is to create some short
accredited courses as well as correspondence courses.
Returning to the OUR CATS stand I found a new representative guarding the
entrance. Introducing ‘Wolfie’ who was being raffled to support:
• North West Pedigree Cat Rescue
• Katz Cottage Cat Rescue
• Research into brain-related diseases.
He’s a rather plush and large individual! He is going to be making his rounds for
the good causes in the near future at cat shows. He seemed rather distracted
towards a tin of chocolates when I arrived!
Oh, this cat show malarkey - they are bad for my financial health – I end up
spending money out of my real and virtual pocket. I have to say the more I see the
more breeds I would snap up. I need a bigger house, pocket and a much bigger
lap to look after them all properly! Still, this was the Supreme after all!
The hard working sales team on the Royal Canin stand
The Blue Cross charity stand attracted a lot of visitors
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Getting Dressed
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CELEBRITY SPOTTING AT THE SUPREME
Report & Photos By
Carole Kemp, OUR CATS Reporter
ou always hope you might run into a celebrity or two at
the Supreme… Well, it’s a funny thing… As I was
getting my cat into his pen in the morning I was
suddenly aware of TV cameras around the Semi Longhair
section. On looking closer I suddenly realised that Joanna
Lumley (Absolutely Fabulous) [Oh she is! I remember her as
Purdey in the New Avengers! (sigh) – Ed] was chatting to a
Maine Coon owner. I went to investigate when they had
finished talking and found out from Joanna that ITV are doing
a documentary on cats to be shown next year sometime. A
while later she was with another owner admiring their cat
and I again had a chat with her. I asked had she seen a cat
that she would like to take home. Her reply was that she was
overrun with cats already but there were so many gorgeous
cats around that she couldn’t choose !!!! She was at the show
for the day so I am sure that she found one in the end.
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The lovely Joanna Lumley admiring GR PR Dairymaine Cascade owned by
Mrs D Newman
Club Row
PR Jinglebelles Chino owned by Mrs N Butler
There was an amazing array of club stalls at the show this year
with many cats on exhibition promoting their particular breed. I
am sure that if there is a cat of the said breed at the stall that it
does help to attract people. Each stall had various amounts of
items for sale such as calendars, diaries and books on the
breed. I had chats with many of the stall holders to see how
their day was going.
Mel Swale who was at the Norwegian Forest Cat stand had a
very cute kitten on exhibition. Mel said that the stall had been
busy and the books and the calendars were selling very well
but a lot of people were admiring her kitten called Noynarock
Signysvalrdatter (Signy at home) who at 6months old was a
‘pocket job’! .
I also had a gossip with Di Taylor who had Brizlincoat Ferris
Wheel on exhibition at the Somali Club Stand. Di also told me
that there had been a lot of interest in the breed. They had been
selling some lovely Somali items.
Onto the Maine Coon Breed Society stand and was greeted
by a gorgeous Red Classic Tabby called Palmaine Gigolo
owned by Anne Gardner. He was happily sat in Anne’s arms
enjoying all the attention and oh boy was there a large crowd!!
At 6 months old he was stunning and he knew it. Now I wasn’t
sure that he would fit in my pocket and I don’t think Anne
would have let me try!
To round it all off nicely, I escorted that other well-known
celebrity AS Cat around the hall to promote his charitable raffle
to win ‘Wolfie’. That was an interesting experience in itself!
Judge Joyce Green with AS Cat
MY CAT’S SUCCESS !!!!!!
I prefer it up here!'Ch & Pr Kirkoonz Arizona Red Soxx owned by Mrs S B
Burgess takes a break after judging on top of his pen.
The Happiest Cat Award
My cat Grand Premier Shandatal Imablue Tiger a Blue Tabby
Point Birman was in the UK Grand class. Unfortunalty the
certificate was WH due to lack of coat. He went on to do a lot
more on the day though! First off he was awarded Runner-up in
the Best Decoration Pen Competition with the Norsk Skoggat
Club (OK he is a Birman and the Club is for Norwegians, but I
have both breeds and I am a member of the club).
He was also nominated for the Happiest Cat at the Show. It
was a total shock when the announcement was made just
before BIS to hear his pen number read out he had WON! The
award was presented by a Vet’s surgery called KittenToCat that
are based in Richmond, Surrey that deal exclusively with cats.
He was given a fabulous figurine depicting 2 cats playing. I was
over the moon it made up for him being WH on, I can tell you.
To top it all the local paper came round to my house and took
photos of him to be printed in the paper this week.
[Editor’s Note: There you go! OUR CATS reporters don’t just
report the news, they make the news! Well done Carol!]
Palmaine Gigolo Owned by Mrs A Gardner on the Maine Coon Breed Society
Stand
NEXT ISSUE:
Part 2 of the Supreme Show 2008
Report includes: What The Winners
Said – coments from the top four
exhibits’ owners and the Non-Pedigree
Section Report. Plus lots more photos
and comments on the day!
Also don’t miss the full report of the
National Cat Show 2008!
It’s all in the special Christmas Issue of
OUR CATS, dated 26th December.
The report detailing Bud's win from Carole's local newspaper
Gr Pr Shandatal Imablue Tiger owned by Mrs C Kemp – Runner up in Best
Decorated Pen Competition for the Norsk Skoggat Society
Don’t Miss It!
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22nd NOVEMBER 2008
GCCF Supreme Show
Judge's Critiques received at time of publication:
Daphne Butters
My thanks to the Supreme Committee for inviting
me to judge at this most prestigious event. After
seven years of being a ring supervisor, it did seem
strange not to be at the hall on Friday setting up
my ring. Many thanks to Greta, our ring
supervisor, and her team for keeping me right.
Special thanks to my dream team – Val Kaye, Kate
Healing and James Turner for being so efficient as
my stewards, and also to James’ girlfriend, Tammy,
who helped out on the day. I would like to
congratulate the owners of all the cats I judged.
They were without exception, beautifully
groomed and all behaved despite the different
judging environment. Finally, special mention to
Saffron Rabey and her beautiful girl, Dairymaine
Sarnia Cherie, my AOC BOB winner, who went all
the way to become Supreme Exhibit. One of ‘my’
cats going right to the very top made my first
experience of judging at the Supreme all the more
special.
AC SILVER TABBY/AOC MAINE COON GRAND
PREMIER MALE:
1 & UK GPR. BUNCE’S CH. & GR. PR. KEVERSTONE
COONAWARRA 6431dt 22.12.00. Red Tabby &
White. A lovely large muscular male, mature and
showing very good overall balance. Strong
medium length head, fairly full cheeks, shallow
concave curve to nose. Large green eyes. Square
muzzle, firm chin. Ears could be a little larger,
though set very well. Really long rectangular
body, very well muscled. Substantial bone to
balanced limbs, large paws. Tail was beautifully
furnished and reached the shoulders. Wonderful
clear rich red classic pattern. White to chin, bib,
chest, tummy and feet. Glossy coat, lovely texture.
Beautifully groomed, the coat felt fabulous. A
lovely male, gentle and easy to handle.
AC SILVER TABBY/AOC MAINE COON GRAND
PREMIER FEMALE:
1 UK GPR & BOB RABEY’S IGR. PR. DAIRYMAINE
SARNIA CHERIE 64 20e 27.03.04. Tortie-Tabby. A
beautiful female all round, showing strength,
substance and balance. Wonderful strong
feminine head, slightly longer than its breadth.
Vivid green eyes. Shallow nasal curve. Strong
square muzzle, firm deep chin. Really long and
weighty female, body in balance with the head
size. Excellent rectangular shape. Fabulous boning
and size. Very well furnished balanced tail.
Wonderful coat qualities, really glossy topcoat,
well developed ruff. Nicely marked classic pattern.
A stunning female! Groomed to perfection and
super to handle. I was delighted to see her
become Supreme Exhibit.
2 NEWMAN’S GR. PR. DAIRYMAINE CASCADE 64
31et 11.12.04. Tortie-Tabby & White. This girl has
a really alert expression, a real hunter. Very well
balanced and gorgeous eyes! Head of medium
length. Large, well placed ears. Green eyes, large
and slightly obliquely set. Slight nose bump
present. Square muzzle, chin rounds off a touch.
Really muscular feel to the long rectangular body.
Solid feel to the boning. Balanced flowing tail.
Well developed ruff, very good coat qualities, coat
length increasing down the back and sides of the
body. Attractive tortie classic tabby pattern
contrasting with the white. Super to handle. I
loved her colours. Very well presented.
AC SILVER TABBY/TABBY & WHITE MAINE COON
PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC & BOB BUTLER’S PR. JINGLEBELLES
VALENTINO 64 31ts 09.04.06. Silver Tabby &
White. A large male with a very strong head and
beautiful coat. Wonderful clear green eyes. Large
ears, set quite high on a strong broad head of
medium length with good breadth. Square
muzzle, firm chin. Long and very weighty body, in
excellent balance with the head size. Huge bone
to limbs, long, very well furnished flowing tail.
Currently in full winter coat with ruff and
breeches. Well marked classic tabby pattern with
contrasting whites. A true gentle giant, really
groomed well and superb to handle.
2 HANCOCK’S PR. JULESCOON SMIRNOFF ICE 64
41as 02.11.07. Blue Silver Classic Tabby. A very
impressive young man, extremely well grown for
twelve months old. Large furnished ears. Lovely
head shape, medium length and fairly full cheeks.
Large green eyes, set well. Well defined square
muzzle. Firm deep chin. Long muscular body,
fabulous large boning to limbs, big round tufted
paws. His paws tufts were amazing. Very well
balanced tail, nicely furnished. Very well
developed coat for age, ruff and breeches with an
undercoat covered with a glossy topcoat. Very
clear classic tabby pattern. Lovely condition, a joy
to handle. Well presented and showing a lot of
promise. I loved his attitude and confidence.
3 MAYNARD’S PR. DOTCOM MONZA 64 31ats
20.07.04. Blue Silver Tabby & White. A mature
male showing a well balanced head and lovely
body shape. Gorgeous expressive green eyes.
Really large furnished ears, set high on a strong
masculine head. Good square muzzle, firm deep
chin. Long body, showing excellent rectangular
shape. Lovely large boning to limbs, large tufted
paws. Very well furnished tail reaching the
shoulders. Full ruff yet to come as he is not yet in
full winter coat. Coat showing an increase in
length down the body. Very well marked blue
classic silver tabby pattern. Super to handle,
groomed beautifully and shown in lovely
condition.
4 HAMILTON’S PR. TRELGANDORF SILVER BANDIT
64 31ts 30.06.03. Silver Tabby & White. A muscular
boy showing lovely body shape and size. Large
ears, sitting high on a medium length head. Large
green eyes. Very slight nose bump present. Square
muzzle, chin rounds off a touch. Long body,
excellent rectangular shape, well muscled.
Substantial boning to limbs and paws. Very well
balanced flowing tail. Well marked classic tabby,
white to face, underbody and feet. Quite a full
ruff, coat of good length to the body. Very easy
to handle and well presented. Show in lovely
condition.
PRE-PREMIER MALE:
1 & PC CAIN’S JEMAHAN FREDERICO 64 41s
19.05.07. Silver Classic Tabby. Nicely balanced
young male with a very well muscled long body.
Large ears, set high on a medium length head
with fairly full cheeks. Shallow curve to the nose.
Square muzzle, nice depth to the chin.
Rectangular body shape, very well muscled with
lovely solid boning to the limbs and paws. Very
well furnished long tail. Nicely marked classic
pattern, ruff developing, full breeches. The coat
had a good glossy topcoat. Vivid green eyes,
giving him a very alert expression. Lovely size,
balance and substance for age.
AOC MAINE COON PREMIER MALE:
1 & GPC THORPE’S GR. CH. PR. RUSKITA
JEFFURSON JONES 64 31s 19.02.06. Black Smoke
& White. A Truly huge, yet balanced male, strong
and of wonderful size. Really strong broad
medium length head, large expressive green eyes.
Small nose bump present. Really square muzzle,
firm deep chin. Body is huge yet proportionate to
the body. Fabulous boning, massive paws. Long
flowing tail. Full winter coat with ruff and
breeches. Stunning smoke pattern. A very
impressive male, beautifully balanced and
groomed to perfection.
2 NEWMAN’S PR. DAIRYMAINE KASABIEN 64 19
03.08.06. An impressive male showing lovely type
and a really full winter coat. Head was very well
balanced indeed, large very well furnished ears.
Large bright eyes, set slightly obliquely. Well
defined square muzzle, firm deep chin. Long
muscular body, excellent rectangular shape.
Wonderful large boning to limbs and paws. Super
tail all round. Full winter coat of excellent length
and texture. Rich red tabby pattern. A lovely cat
all round, looking super today. It was really nip
and tuck between this boy and my winner, though
I felt that Jeffurson just had the edge on strength
of head today.
3 ROWLAND’S PR. DOTCOM IMONFIRE 64 44dw
10.10.07. Red Mackerel Tabby & White. A very
attractive young man, very well grown and
showing excellent maturity for just over a year
old. Well furnished ears, set quite high on a head
of medium length. Eyes were a fraction deep set.
Nice profile to the nose. Well defined square
muzzle, firm chin. Lovely substance and body
length. Well muscled body. Very good boning to
limbs. Long flowing tail. Quite a full ruff, coat
developing length. Very well marked red mackerel
pattern with an attractive level of white. Great to
handle. Beautifully groomed and shown in super
condition.
4 MOORE’S PR. PHARISES HERROL FLYNN 64 19
24.05.06. Red Tabby. A truly massive male with a
very powerful feel to him. Good large ears on a
strong head of good breadth. Quite full cheeks.
Square muzzle, firm chin. Pale green eyes, set just
a fraction deep. Really large weighty cat. Long
rectangular body and really substantial boning to
limbs. Nicely furnished tail, balancing the body
length. Quite clear classic tabby pattern. Well
developed ruff and breeches. Lovely gloss to the
body. Lovely to handle. He enjoys his food. Very
well presented.
5 BURGESS’ CH. PR. KIRKOONZ ARIZONA RED
SOXX 64 19 06.04.05. Red Tabby. A beautifully
groomed male with a lovely rectangular body
shape. Large furnished ears, set high on the
medium length head. Cheeks were quite well
filled, though ideally I would like to see them a
little fuller at this age. Large green eyes. Nice
profile showing a shallow curve. Square muzzle,
firm chin. Well muscled body of very good length.
Substantial boning to legs and paws. Well
furnished tail reaching the shoulders. Lovely coat
qualities with a full winter coat and well marked
classic tabby pattern. Presented to perfection and
great to handle. Shown in lovely condition.
AOC MAINE COON PREMIER FEMALE:
1 & GPC BUNCE’S PR. KEVERSTONE CLEMENTINE
64 31et 11.02.07. Tortie-Tabby & White. A vibrant
tortie, substantial and balanced. Fabulous mixture
of red and brown classic tabby. Strong feminine
head of lovely breadth to length ratio. Large
balanced ears. Bright green eyes, large and
expressive. Well developed square muzzle and
firm chin. Long and weighty body, very substantial
and muscular. Very well boned limbs and paws.
Long tail, quite well furnished. Wonderful coat
length, texture and gloss. I loved the colours. Clear
classic tabby pattern with white to bib, chest,
underbody and feet. A little shy though no
problem to handle. Presented in tip top condition.
AOC MAINE COON PRE-PREMIER MALE:
1 & PC MCQUILKIN’S MABALAKAT WITCH KING
64 36 10.01.08. Black Smoke. A really impressive
young man all round. Lovely type, super coat and
very well grown. Strong medium length head,
well developed breadth. Slightly obliquely set
green eyes. Shallow concave nasal curve. Square
muzzle, deep chin which just rounds off a little.
Wonderful long rectangular body, very well
muscled. Very well boned limbs. Full ruff and
breeches. Excellent coat length, very glossy
topcoat, wonderful smoke pattern. Super
temperament. Lovely condition. A star of the
future.
2 LAKE’S JEMAHAN TEQUILA BREEZ 64 43dsw
31.08.07. Red Silver Shaded & White. A long
bodied male with a balanced head. Large well
furnished ears. Medium length head, quite full
cheeks. Eyes were a little deep set. Slight nose
bump present. Well developed square muzzle,
firm chin. A well grown male for age. Muscular
body, long and rectangular in shape. Well boned
limbs. Nicely furnished tail, reaching the
shoulders. Lovely shaded pattern. Full coat with a
ruff and breeches, Glossy topcoat. A little unsure
though he did relax. Very well presented.
3 COXALL’S PURDYSTON TOBIAS 64 31s 02.11.07.
Black Smoke & White. A promising youngster with
a lovely coat shine. Very good medium length
head, breadth developing with cheeks filling out.
Very nice profile showing a shallow concave curve.
Square muzzle, firm chin. Long body, a little
adolescent and rangy at the moment as expected.
Nicely boned limbs and paws. Long, nicely
furnished tail. Shorter coat currently, some ruff,
well grown breeches. Wonderful smoke pattern
contrasting with his whites. Lovely bright green
eyes. A very alert expression. Very well groomed
and easy to handle.
AOC MAINE COON PRE-PREMIER FEMALE:
1 & PC DAVIES’ CH. ELMCOON PRINCESS PEACH
64 20e 01.10.05. Tortie-Tabby. A very large
female, strong and weighty. Vibrant colouring to
the coat. Strong head, good length to breadth
ratio. Large ears, very well furnished, they were a
little flared though I put this down to her being
unsure of the environment. Slightly obliquely set
eyes, green in colour and of good large size. Well
defined square muzzle, firm chin. Very long and
muscular body. Large thick boning to limbs and
paws. Very well balanced flowing tail. Very nice
coat length, shorter over the shoulders and
increasing in length down the back. Some
undercoat present with a very glossy topcoat.
Rather tense today. A very attractive girl who was
groomed beautifully.
2 DAWES’ EMPURRER MYSTIQUE 64 41gw
14.01.08. Blue Tortie & White Classic Tabby. A well
balanced young lady with a lovely coat pattern.
Head developing well. Good medium length,
cheeks filling out. Large green eyes. Lovely nasal
profile showing a shallow concave curve. Square
muzzle, firm chin. Long muscular body, substantial
boning to limbs, large round paws. Long flowing
tail. Ruff developing well. Coat increasing in
length down the back and sides. Nice classic tabby
pattern. A gentle girl who handled well. Shown
in lovely condition.
KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB WILKINSON’S COONTASTIC EDUARDO 64
41sw 29.04.08. Silver Classic Tabby & White. A
very well grown and substantial male with a very
alert expression. Very well furnished ears, sitting
high on a well balanced masculine head. Large
expressive green eyes. Good square muzzle. Firm
chin. Excellent length and muscularity to the body.
Wonderful boning to limbs. Long flowing tail.
Coat was very well developed for age, glossy
topcoat covering the undercoat. Nicely marked
classic tabby pattern contrasting with his white
areas. A very promising young lad, very well
presented, confident and wonderful to handle.
KITTEN FEMALE:
1 KILMARTIN’S NITERAP CATRAYA 64 41sw
23.05.08.
Silver Classic Tabby & White. A
promising girl with a very alert expression. Really
large ears, set high on a medium length head,
cheeks filling out. Square muzzle, firm chin. Green
eyes, nice size and shape. Shallow curve to the
nasal profile. A Long bodied female, nice weight
and muscle tone. Well boned limbs. Nicely
furnished tail reaching the shoulders. Full ruff,
coat increasing down the back and sides of the
body. She has a good undercoat though a little
lacking in topcoat at the moment and
consequently her classic pattern is a little diffused
at the moment. Very playful indeed. Very well
groomed and lovely to handle. Show in excellent
condition.
2 CHAPMAN’S COONTASTIC MASRTHA-JONES 64
41es 14.06.08. Tortie Silver Classic Tabby. Nicely
balanced, especially for a young female. Lovely
furnishings to large ears which were set high on a
medium length head. Breadth already
developing. Large green eyes. Shallow concave
curve to the nose. Square muzzle, firm chin. Body,
long and rectangular, nicely boned limbs, large
round paws. Tail nicely furnished and reaching the
shoulders. Shorter kitten coat at the moment.
Topcoat developing length, already glossy with
undercoat present. Ruff just starting to lengthen
as she is currently changing her coat. Evidence of
red and silver tabby, nicely marked classic pattern.
A very nice expression, a typical hunter!
Beautifully groomed and easy to handle. Lovely
condition.
AOC MAINE COON KITTEN MALE:
1 ROBERTSON & RICHARDSON’S ESANES
IZZITCOZI IZRED 64 43d 16.05.08. Red Silver
Shaded. A muscular male of good size for six
months old. Good strong head shape. Tufted ears,
nice size and set, balanced with the medium
length head. Lovely expressive eyes. Very slight
nose bump. Chin quite firm. Body was long and
rectangular, very well muscled. Substantial bone
to limbs. Very well balanced tail, reaching the
shoulders. Well developed coat, silver base tipped
with red. Ruff developing length, quite full
breeches. Nicely presented, lovely overall shape.
A gentle boy, good to handle and well groomed.
AOC MAINE COON KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB, BRYANT’S MIGATOBONITO SNOW
ANGEL 64 44g 28.03.08. Blue Tortie Mackerel
Tabby. A very impressive young lady all round.
Strong feminine head, well balanced length to
breadth ratio. Bright, large green eyes. Shallow
concave curve to the nose. Square muzzle, firm
chin. Beautiful body, long and very muscular
indeed. Good rectangular shape. Very substantial
boning to limbs. Excellent tail length. Attractive
mingled mix of colours to the mackerel pattern.
Coat length developing with some ruff present.
She had a beautiful coat to feel and had been very
well prepared. A typical wriggly tortie who has a
lot of potential.
Report received 23.11.2008
Mrs Sally Tokens
My grateful thanks to everyone involved with the
show. I had a super day with some lovely cats. My
stewards were Chris and Susan Luvaglia and
Barbara Davidson, thank you for all your hard
work, you all worked very efficiently, thank you
for helping the day run with great ease.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN IMP. GR. CHAMPION MALE:
UK GR. CC WHITEHOUSE’S GR. CH. WHITECREST
RAJAH. Not yet two years old. Lovely well
balanced type and a good coat. Medium size ears
which are well set. Good eye shape and lovely
blue colour. Lovely profile. Strong boy with
excellent bone and weight. Tail well covered,
slightly lighter in colour. Fairly full coat which was
well prepared. Soft texture. Scalloped gloves, left
sock a touch higher. Good gauntlets. A very
impressive lad with a lovely temperament. In
super condition.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN IMP. GR. CHAMPION
FEMALE:
UK GR. CC LEE’S GR. CH. KLASSYKLOGS
KALEMYOKO. Six years old. Pretty female with a
pleasing expression. Well set ears. Full cheeks.
Medium length nose with a slight dip in profile.
Level bite. Good eye shape and lovely blue colour.
Sturdy female with strong bone and very good
weight. Tail a touch short and well furnished. Soft
coat with a small amount of shading. Minimal
undercoat very well prepared. Right sock a touch
higher, left marking reaches the stopper but does
not go past. Very nice temperament and in super
condition.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN PRE CH FEMALE:
1 CC DAVIES DUBROVA RHIANNA. Just over nine
months old. Lovely coat which is clear and good
type. Ears well set. Cheeks full and a touch
pinched in the muzzle. Good eye shape and
medium colour. Level bite. Compact female with
lovely bone and weight. Tail nicely covered and
reaches the shoulder blades. Soft coat texture,
well prepared. All feet level. Good gauntlets
broad and even. Not too happy but managed to
keep her out long enough to judge. In very good
condition. Quite nosey!
RED, CREAM BIRMAN KITTEN MALE:
1 DAVIES CARISMOON JACKFLASH. Almost seven
months old. Well grown lad. Very good size and
well developed for his age. Nicely placed ears.
Cheeks full. Muzzle nicely developing. Good eye
shape, lovely blue colour. Medium length nose
with a slight dip in profile. Very sturdy lad with
excellent bone and weight. Rounded paws on
strong legs. Clear soft and quite full coat. Gloves
even, socks level. Gauntlets broad and even. Well
prepared coat which was quite full and soft. Rich
red points developing. Slightly lighter to the limbs
at present.
RED, CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN KITTEN FEMALE:
1 MLYNEK & HAYWARD’S MLYWARD HONEY POT.
Six months old. Super type very well balanced for
six months old. Well set ears, full cheeks, good
muzzle. Slight dip to super profile. Eyes almost
round and of a very good blue. Level bite.
Compact female with super bone and lovely
substance. Rounded paws on strong legs. Soft,
clear body coat which is fairly full and expertly
groomed. Cream to the limbs developing, soft to
the mask and ears. A super young lady with such
a wonderful temperament. Easy to handle and
enjoying all the attention.
RED OR CREAM POINT BIRMAN IMP. GR. PREMIER
MALE:
UK GR. PC 1 BROWN’S GR. CH. & GR. PR
DALTEEMA DIAMOND DAN. Red not yet three
years old. Wonderful expression with super type
and well balanced. Ears well placed, eye colour a
touch pale but well shaped. Cheeks and muzzle
full. Level bite. Good profile with a slight dip. Very
strong lad. Excellent bone and weight. Tail reaches
the shoulder blades and is well covered. Gloves
scalloped, socks even. Gauntlets broad and even
in length. Clear, soft full body coat. Excellent
temperament. Very large lad easy to handle and a
pleasure to judge. Depth of red to the legs very
slightly lighter in colour.
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2 BENNETT’S GR. PR. NUNKCHIP HUNNYBEAR.
Two years old. Red. Well developed head. Large
lad with a good coat. Medium size ears which are
well set. Eyes almost round and a lovely blue.
Super profile with a slight dip. Level bite. Very
strong bone and plenty of substance. Sturdy legs
with well rounded paws. Long and full coat soft to
touch and some undercoat. Good depth of red to
the head and the ears. Scalloped gloves, socks a
touch low but even. Gauntlets I would prefer a
touch longer for perfection. In tip top condition
and well groomed.
3 SEMOS’S GR. PR. PRIDNJOY GALAHAD. Cream
nine years old. Lovely soft cream to the points,
large lad with a good coat. Medium size ears well
set. Good eye colour for his age. Cheeks full and
muzzle well developed. Level bite. Good profile
with a slight dip. Very strong bone and excellent
substance. Sturdy legs with large rounded paws.
Tail a touch short but nicely covered. Clear body
coat, soft texture, small amount of undercoat.
Gauntlets touch short but even. Well marked
gloves and socks. Quite talkative but easy to
handle. In very good condition.
RED, CREAM TORTIE BIRMAN IMP. GR. PREMIER
FEMALE:
UK GR. PC MLYNEK & HAYWARD’S UK & IGR. CH.
MLYWARD SASSAFRAS. Cream nine years old.
Very full coat, ruff to frame the face. Well
balanced type and super expression. Almost round
eyes of a good blue. Slight dip in profile. Level
bite. Cheeks full and muzzle rounded. Compact
female with excellent weight. Very large paws,
strong legs. Tail reaches the shoulders and is well
furnished. Long full coat, soft and groomed to
perfection. Clear. Scalloped gloves, socks and
gauntlets level. In wonderful condition. Excellent
well balanced type. Temperament to die for. Super
girl for her age. Takes it all in her stride.
2 JAMES’S CH. & GR. PR. TIMPASMAC APRICOT
ROSE. Red seven years old. Well developed cheeks
and a full muzzle with medium eye colour. Slight
dip in profile. Good eye shape. Well set ears
medium in size. Level bite. Very good bone and
lovely weight. Large well rounded paws. Tail just
reaches the shoulder blades and is lightly covered.
Gloves scalloped, socks even. Gauntlets broad and
even in length. Soft texture to the body coat,
small amount of undercoat and nicely groomed.
Lovely depth of red to the points. Ruff to frame
the face. Very talkative.
3 SEDGWICK’S GR. CH. & GR. PR. CATWO
ASYOULIKEIT.
Red six years old. Deep blue eye colouring to well
shaped eyes. Small ruff beginning to develop.
Well set ears. Cheeks full and muzzle rounded.
Medium length nose with a slight dip in profile.
Level bite. Very solid female excellent weight. Tail
a touch short and lightly covered. Well rounded
paws on strong legs. Coat lacking lustre today
along the back, limited amount of undercoat.
Very good length. Talkative female who was easy
to handle. Very well developed in good condition
for six years old.
RED, CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN PREMIER
FEMALE:
GR. PC LOXTON’S PR. INNUENDO LILY OF THE
VALLEY. Seal tortie three years old. Very good red
and seal brown to the points set off by a clear
body coat. Medium size ears which are well set.
Lovely blue eye colour to well shaped eyes. Slight
dip in profile. Level bite. Sturdy female with very
good substance. Tail just reaches the shoulder
blades and is well covered. Excellent soft texture
to the coat, expert grooming. Gloves scalloped,
socks even. Gauntlets well matched. In superb
condition a pleasure to handle. A lovely female
and worthy of the grand pc.
RED, CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN PRE PREMIER
FEMALE:
1 PC PLATT’S PANJANDRUM ROWENA. Red seven
years old. Nicely balanced type. Good depth of
colour to the points. Ears well set. Cheeks full.
Muzzle rounded. Eyes almost round and a good
blue for her age. Slight dip in profile. Strong bone
and very good weight. Large rounded paws. Tail
balances with the body and is well covered. Very
good length to the coat, soft texture and some
undercoat. Scalloped gloves, socks level. Right
gauntlet a smidge shorter. Broad gauntlets. Very
good condition, easy to handle. Lovely
temperament.
2 CARTER’S GR. CH. INNUENDO DELILAH. Seal
tortie seven years old. Super red and seal brown
to the points. Ruff to frame the face. Good eye
colour for her age. Ears well set and medium in
size. Cheeks full and nicely developed muzzle.
Level bite. Firm chin. Slight dip to the profile. Very
good bone structure and lovely weight. Tail
balances with the body and is well covered. Well
rounded paws. Coat soft and some undercoat.
Clear and well prepared. Scalloped gloves, socks
even, gauntlets beautifully marked. In wonderful
condition. Very easy to handle. Superb
temperament. Not the usual naughty tortie! A
very hard decision between these two girls.
Mrs Anne Gregory
Very many thanks to all concerned for the
privilege of judging at the Supreme Show, it was
a wonderful day with such a good atmosphere
and so many things happening for the exhibitors
and visitors. I would also like to thank Dave Howe
and his team for the calm atmosphere in Ring 5;
everything was so well organised and smooth
running. Finally, I must thank my excellent team
of stewards, Craig, Hilary and Vanessa – they have
everything under control and work extremely well
together and are great company on a busy day.
RUSSIAN BLUE OR KORAT GRAND CHAMPION
MALE:
1 UK GCC NICHOLS’ IMP. GR. CH. NIKELSILVA
NEPTUNE 34 M 14.8.2004. A handsome male of
excellent type. The head had excellent balance
with a heart shaped face. The eyes were large,
prominent and a lovely green. Very good profile
and chin. Large ears set well. Firm, muscular body
with a semi-cobby look. Excellent legs and tail to
balance. The coat was of very good quality,
medium length and single. Lovely silvering. A
quality Korat, alone in this class but well worthy of
this highest award.
RUSSIAN BLUE OR KORAT GRAND CHAMPION,
FEMALE:
1 UK GCC & BOB GAME’S IMP. GR. CH.
CHANDRAKAN KARNCHANA 34 F 24.1.2002. A
beautiful Korat female of outstanding quality and
style. Excellent breadth to the head. Heart shaped
face and rounded muzzle. Short nose showing a
slight downward curve. Excellent chin. Excellent
eyes for shape, colour and expression. Very well
set ears. Medium length to the muscular body
with well proportioned legs and a medium tail.
Beautiful coat quality, it was short, fine and close
lying. Excellent medium blue with a beautiful
silver sheen. An excellent example of the breed
with “presence” and personality.
2 NOBLE’S GR. CH. SASHOVA DASHKOVA 16A F
29.11.2002. A very attractive and balanced
female. Short wedge with prominent whisker
pads. Very good angle to the profile. Very slight
nose bump. Good chin. Large ears that were
beautifully set. Almond shaped eyes that were a
good green. Elegant, firm body with excellent
muscle tone. Slender legs and lovely tail. Good
coat that was short but it could be more dense.
Lovely medium blue with a silvery sheen.
Wonderful temperament and looking very much
the part.
3 JEFFERS’ GR. CH. MAIPENRAI TAO LUCY 34
9.4.2004. A very attractive female of lovely type
and balance. Heart shaped face with good
breadth. Large ears set well apart. Very expressive
eyes of good colour. Good profile and chin.
Medium length to the body with a firm, muscular
feel. Good legs and tail. Medium length coat.
Smooth and close lying. Good blue that was well
silvered with a lovely sheen. Excellent condition
and temperament, a pleasing exhibit that did not
quite have the maturity of the other two females
on the day.
RUSSIAN BLUE CHAMPION MALE:
1 GCC PHILLIPS CH. SITHEE BUTTERCUP JOE 16A
M 12.4.2007.
A handsome, elegant, muscular and balanced
Russian. Short wedge with prominent whisker
pads. Very good profile and angle. Excellent ears
for size and set. Expressive almond shaped eyes
that were a good green. Long body that was
muscular and stylish. Good bone with long,
slender legs and oval paws. Tail in proportion and
tapering to a rounded tip. The coat was double
and quite dense with a plushy feel. Medium blue
with lovely silver sheen. Excellent temperament
and shown in excellent condition.
2 WILLIAMS-ELLISS CH. LUBIMIYEH VASKA 16A M
14.3.2007. A really masculine Russian but elegant.
Short wedge with prominent whisker pads. Ears
could be larger but set well. Excellent eyes of
good green. Very good profile and angle. Firm
chin. The body was muscular and long with very
good legs and tail. Dense coat that was double.
Very attractive blue with a silvery sheen. Excellent
condition and temperament.
RUSSIAN BLUE CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 GCC & BOB KAYE’S CH. SITHEE LILLIBULLERO
16A F 8.12.2005. A very attractive and elegant
female of lovely type and style. Short wedge with
prominent whisker pads. Excellent ears and
vertical ear set. Beautiful eyes and expression.
Very good profile, angle and chin. Elegant and
muscular body with slender legs and oval paws.
Long tail with a rounded tip. Lovely soft, dense
coat that was a medium blue with silvery sheen.
Excellent temperament and condition. She had
the best coat texture of all the Russians on the day
and so really deserved the BOB award.
2 NOBLE’S CH TROIKA NIJINSKA, 16A, F,
15.11.2006.
A very pretty female with good head type. Short
wedge, with prominent whisker pads. The large
ears were set vertically. Good angle to the profile
and beautiful eyes of very good green. Elegant,
muscular body with long legs and a tapering tail
that balanced well. Medium length coat that was
longer on the lower spine. However it was dense
and soft. Medium blue with attractive silvery
sheen. Excellent temperament and condition.
RUSSIAN BLUE PRE-CHAMPION MALE:
1 CC STARK’S DUSHENKA XANDER 16A 5.1.2008.
A handsome, elegant and stylish young male. Very
good short wedge with large ears set vertically.
Expressive eyes. Puffy whisker pads to finish the
wedge. Good chin. Very good profile and angle.
Long, muscular and elegant body with long legs
and very good tail. The coat was short, dense and
soft. Medium blue with a silvery sheen. Excellent
2 SEDGEWICK’S CATWO KORLYA 16A M
27.11.2007. A handsome and masculine cat. He
held his ears a fraction wide of vertical and there
was a tendency to flare them. Very good angle.
Short wedge with prominent whisker pads. Very
good eyes for shape, set and colour. Long,
muscular body. He was elegant and balanced with
good legs and tail. Medium length coat that was
rather flat on the spine. Lovely colour and silvery
sheen. He was rather nervous and overawed by
the Supreme. Excellent condition.
RUSSIAN BLUE PRE-CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 CC BANDY’S TROIKA SHEREMETEVA 16A F
12.10.2007. A very pretty young female with type
and style. Short wedge with prominent whisker
pads. Very good angle. Expressive eyes of very
good colour, shape and set. Large ears set
vertically. Elegant body that was well muscled.
Very good legs and tail. Short, dense, soft coat of
very good blue with the silvery sheen developing.
Excellent condition and temperament.
2 STARK’S DUSHENKA XARIABELLA 16A F
5.1.2008. Another very attractive young female
with promise. Short wedge with prominent
whisker pads. Large ears set vertically. Expressive
eyes. Slight bump on the nose but good angle.
Elegant, muscular body with long legs and good
tail. Her coat was short, dense and soft. Medium
blue with a silvery sheen. Excellent condition and
temperament.
KORAT CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 GCC CHERKAS’ CH. JUSARKA THAI LILAC
PROMISE 34 26.6.2007. Very pretty female with
lovely type and balance. Heart shaped face and
good forehead. Very nice profile and chin. Large
ears set well. Beautiful eyes. Firm, muscular body
that was well balanced with good legs and tail.
Excellent medium length single coat that was
close lying. Lovely blue with distinct silver sheen
from the silver tipping. Excellent temperament
and a super personality.
KORAT PRE-CHAMPION MALE:
1 CC LACEY’S JENANCA LONE STAR 34 5.9.2007.
Handsome young male who was well grown and
muscular. Heart shaped face and large forehead.
Well set ears. Very expressive large, prominent
eyes. Slight bump on the profile. Good chin.
Excellent semi-cobby body with good legs and tail.
Medium length, close-lying coat that was a good
blue with silver tipping. Excellent condition and
personality.
KORAT PRE-CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 CC WILKINSON’S THEOAKS REMOANA 34 F
27.6.2007. Very pretty young female with an
excellent expression. Heart shaped face and good
forehead. Well set ears. Slight bump on the
profile. Good chin. Excellent eyes. Semi-cobby and
muscular with good legs and tail. Single coat of
medium length. Darker blue that was well tipped
with silver. Excellent condition and temperament.
SINGAPURA KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB PENFOLD’S KWANSAN NUTIKITI NALA 77
F 17.4.2008. An extremely pretty, pleasing and
promising kitten. Excellent head type although a
little straight in the profile. Excellent eyes and well
set ears. Firm, lithe body with very good legs and
tail. Short, fine coat with lovely warmth to it and
excellent ticking. Well marked. Excellent
temperament and condition.
RUSSIAN BLUE OR KORAT GRAND PREMIER
MALE:
1 UK GPC & BOB BANDY’S IMP. GR. PR. TROIKA LE
CORSAIRE 16A MN 28.3.2004. Elegant but
muscular, this was an impressive Russian of
excellent quality. Short wedge with large ears set
vertically. Expressive eyes of excellent green. Very
good profile and angle. Prominent whisker pads.
Long, muscular body with very good legs and tail.
Double coat with good undercoat. Soft, medium
blue with a silvery sheen. Excellent condition and
temperament.
RUSSIAN BLUE OR KORAT GRAND PREMIER
FEMALE:
1 UK GPR. IMP. GR. PR. MAIPENRAI TAO PRINCESS
34 FN 9.4.2004. A very balanced and attractive
female. Excellent head with a heart shaped face.
Very good profile and chin. Well set ears.
Expressive eyes of excellent green that were
prominent. Firm, muscular body with good legs
and tail. Beautiful coat that was single and close
lying with a lovely silvery sheen. Excellent
RUSSIAN BLUE PREMIER FEMALE:
1 GPR. WH BANDY’S GR. CH. & PR. TROIKA MARIA
MOREVNA 16A FN 8.6.2000. A pleasing female
with lovely expression. Short wedge with
prominent whisker pads. Lare ears set vertically.
Very good eyes and expression. Long and
muscular with good legs and tail. The coat was
soft and dense. Medium length with a distinct
silvery sheen. However, she did have definite silver
tipping that was almost like ticking in places and
there was a dark blue stripe along the spine to the
tail (similar to that found on an Abyssinian).
RUSSIAN BLUE PRE-PREMIER FEMALE:
1 PR. WH CHERRY’S BRIGHTLITE NIKITA 16A FN
9.4.2007. Well grown, muscular and elegant.
Medium wedge with large ears set vertically. The
profile was oriental with a slight bump on the
nose. Excellent eyes for shape, colour and
expression. Long body and legs. Good tail.
Medium length coat that was a medium blue with
a silvery sheen. Excellent condition and
temperament. I was not happy with the profile
and it was for that reason the certificate was
withheld.
RUSSIAN ASSESSMENT ADULT, KITTEN OR
NEUTER:
MERIT AWARDED TO SEDGEWICK’S CATWO
DIMITRI 16A 14C M 21.4.2008. A pleasing cat for
type and coat. Short wedge with prominent
whisker pads. Large ears set vertically. Very good
angle and chin. Expressive green eyes. Lithe and
muscular but elegant. Very good legs and tail. The
coat was dense and had a good plushy feel.
Shown in excellent condition and he had the
typical Russian relaxed temperament.
MERIT AWARDED TO NOBLE’S CATWO KIRA 16A
15 F 27.11.07. I felt the Russian “look” was almost
there on this female. Short wedge with the ears
almost vertical. Straight profile with an angle.
Expressive green eyes. Lithe, muscular body with
good legs and tail. The coat had density, was of
medium length and jet black. A little nervous but
shown in superb condition.
THAI LILAC ASSESSMENT ADULT, KITTEN OR
NEUTER:
MERIT
AWARDED
TO
SALTMARSHE’S
THANONWANG EARLE ELENDIL 34C MN
10.3.2007. A handsome lilac with a superb coat
for texture and colour. Heart shaped face with
breadth across the eyes. Very good profile and
chin. The muzzle was a little fine. Excellent eyes
for shape, colour, prominence and expression.
Firm and muscular with very good legs and tail.
Superb coat quality, I just loved it – perfect to
stroke and it had a lovely sheen. Excellent
condition and typically outgoing, affectionate
Korat personality.
Mrs. Sylvia Rose
I felt privileged and pleased to be invited to judge
at this event, the pinnacle of the cat show year
and I would like to thank the Show Manager, Julia
May and the Committee for this invitation. There
were some superb cats to judge, and I am
indebted to my excellent stewards, Ian Thomson,
Glenda Tibbotts and Fay Turner for their help and
for their delightful company.
BURMESE BLUE GR.CH. MALE: 1 entered.
1 BOB UK GCC COLLINS’ IGR. CH. ADMEWBU BLUE
BEUNO 15.06.02. A large, heavy and well muscled
boy unlucky to be judged just after noisy, loudspeaker noises so understandably a little
apprehensive at first however it was a delight to
see him relax during his assessment. Slender legs
with medium, oval paws, super tail for length,
thickness and balance. Head shows a short, blunt
wedge shape, gently rounded dome, medium ears
continue the outer line of the head. Large eyes
showing the desired Burmese shape, pale yellow
tone. Strong chin, definite nose break. Just to nitpick on a stunning exhibit, I would have liked a
little more curve on the brow seen in profile. Fine,
glossy coat, very short and close lying, beautifully
prepared, a darkish, even toned, clear blue
showing silvering on the legs, feet and top of
head.
FEMALE: 2 entered.
1 UK GCC ARMSTRONG’S IGR. CH. ADFURBU
SEREN CLEOPATRA 25.06.04. Daughter of the
above cat and showing some delightful features,
mature, stylish, and confident, very affectionate.
Firm, well muscled body with good weight,
elegant legs leading to small, oval paws, tail of
suitable length for balance. Short, blunt, wedge
shaped head showing width at the cheek bones
and over the gently rounded top, ears of medium
size follow the outer contour of the face, large
eyes, expressive and showing the required
Burmese shape, yellow chartreuse tone. In profile,
generous depth in the skull, definite nose break
on a straight nose, strong chin. Clear, darkish blue
coat with very little paling towards the roots,
short, fine and glossy, showing silvering on dome,
legs and feet, a few flecks of dandruff down the
back however, overall a superb girl displaying
lovely type and a temperament to match.
2 JARVIS’ GR.CH. KYMIAN TAMSIN 16.09.02. So
unlucky to meet the winner today as she is such a
lovely exhibit with an exceptional coat, a soft,
blue grey with delightful silvering on the rounded
areas, and so short, fine, close lying and glossy.
Body feels firmly muscled, solid yet elegant with
slender legs, neat feet, tail of correct thickness,
could be just a touch longer, gently tapering.
Head shows short, blunt wedge shape, medium
ears rounded at the tips, clear yellow eyes well
shaped and set. Profile shows definite nose break,
strong chin. I would have liked just a little more
rounding on the forehead and dome, these are
small features in an otherwise superb exhibit
presented in lovely condition, relaxed in the pen,
lively and athletic when handled.
BLUE CHAMPION MALE: 2 entered.
1 GCC BRIDGES’ CH. SANLIS DIAMOND GEEZER
21.03.07. A masculine look to this boy, ready to
grumble at first but he warmed to the gentle
handling of my steward and relaxed. Very heavy
and with a feeling of strength, large body feels
strongly muscled, medium legs with oval, neat
feet in proportion. Tail just short for balance, of
correct thickness with a gentle taper. Head shows
a broad, blunt wedge shape accentuated by heavy
jowls, medium ears widely spaced, rounded at the
tips, beautifully expressive, large eyes well shaped
and spaced, clear yellow chartreuse tone, bite
level though a little ragged. Quality coat, short
and close lying, fine and satin soft shown in dark
blue grey with silvering on the rounded areas. A
pleasing example of the breed.
2 HARRISON’S CH. MAJIK GIMCRACK 24.12.05.
An eager, lively lad apparently anxious to be
doing rather than sitting. Tall, slender body, of
good size and weight with a slightly hollow look
on the flanks, slim legs leading to small, oval feet,
tail just short, medium thickness at the base,
tapering gently. Very pleasing top of head
showing gentle rounding on the dome, widely
spaced ears continuing the lines, broadly placed,
large yellow eyes showing a faint, greenish inner
rim. Muzzle appears slightly long, accentuated by
this boy pushing his whisker pads forward! Mid
tone soft blue/grey coat, short and lying close to
the body, silvering on legs and paws, and on the
muzzle and dome. A super, friendly nature,
curious today, a real busy-body.
FEMALE: 1 entered.
1 GCC BRIDGES’ CH. ARTRO BLUE DIAMOND
21.08.04. A gorgeously sultry expression on this
lady’s face. Short wedge shaped head with gently
rounded contours, medium ears continuing the
outer lines, lovely golden yellow eyes, large and
well shaped. In profile, adequate nose break on
a straight nose. Body feels heavy and well
muscled, of pleasing size, slender legs with small,
oval feet. Tail could be a touch longer to balance.
Fairly short coat feeling satin-like to the touch and
with a fine, close-lying quality, a medium, clear
blue-grey showing excellent silvering. A confident
girl happy to be handled.
BLUE PRE-CHAMPION MALE: 1 entered.
1 CC GRIMES’ MYTHIAN MEKURIA 29.12.07. Not
yet a year old but large and surprisingly heavy for
his age with a well balanced physique. Tail just
long enough for balance, long, slender legs, an
overall elegant appearance. Striking, large
yellow-chartreuse eyes well placed and shaped.
Definite nose break, strong chin in profile.
Pleasing satin like texture to the short, fine and
close lying coat, clear toned, mid blue-grey with
silvering on rounded areas, well presented. A boy
whose confidence increased as he was being
handled.
FEMALE: 2 entered. 1 present.
1 CC RAY’S RAEBURASI NARA 08.12.07. A friendly,
sweet nature, interested in everything going on
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around her. Definite feminine appearance, a
neat, well formed body with more weight than
her appearance would suggest, good proportions
to slim legs, small, oval feet and tail. Head has a
short, blunt and broad wedge shape with medium
ears continuing the outer lines; expressive, clear
yellow eyes enhanced by dark eye-liner, showing
the required large size and wide set. In profile
well defined nose break on a nose just rounding
off at the tip, firm chin. Subtle soft blue-grey tone
to the silky, fine, short coat with pleasing silvering
on the muzzle, paws and legs. A pretty lass well
presented.
BURMESE CREAM CHAMPION MALE: 1 entered.
BOB GCC PALLISTER’S CH. PENWYNKATZ CRÈME
DELIGHT 15.10.06. A friendly fellow, long in the
body, slender long legs, neat paws, long tail to
balance, at present looking a little gaunt on the
flanks but I’m guessing this may be because he’s a
working boy. Short and blunt, wedge shape to
the head with medium, round tipped ears
continuing the line, widely placed eyes held in an
oval shape at first, later he showed the correct
shape. In profile, definite nose break and strong
chin. Short and fine coat, quite a hot cream with
some ‘bloom’ on the dome, fairly soft to the
touch. This boy had some very pleasing features,
he gives the impression that he is still maturing.
CREAM GRAND PREMIER MALE: 2 entered.
1 UK GR. PR. BRIMSDEN’S GR. PR. PURRANZA
MAXIMILLIAN 25.03.03. A kindly, generous look
to this face accentuated by his large, expressive
and lustrous eyes set well apart, chartreuse in
tone. Wedge shaped head is short, broad at the
jaw hinge; profile shows a definite nose break and
strong chin. Mature, heavy body, well grown,
muscled and firm, good stance on slender legs, tail
balances for length and thickness. Warm, cream
head showing delightful’ bloom’ on the dome,
close lying and fairly soft in texture, short
generally over the body, just a little long in
appearance down the back, however, beautifully
presented, a lovely temperament, interested and
relaxed, responsive to being handled.
2
BUIST’S
GR.
PR.
OAKENSHIELD
SULTANOFSWING 20.01.01. Another gorgeous cat
to handle, unlucky to meet the winner today, so
calm and relaxed. Head shows pleasing blunt
wedge shape with medium/large ears following
the outer lines. Pale chartreuse eyes, large and
showing the correct Burmese shape, widely
placed. In profile definite nose break, I would
have liked a little more rounding on the brow,
level chin, slightly shallow. Well muscled, heavy
body supported on medium legs, oval feet.
Superb colour to the coat, I really did think about
‘clotted cream’ with an excellent bloom on the
head and down the shoulders, fairly short, close
lying and fine. A calm and relaxed temperament,
he appeared quite relaxed in the show situation.
FEMALE: 2 entered.
1 JARVIS’ UK GR. PR. KYMIAN INQUISITIVE
ISABELA 12.07.98. An active lady, I can see how
she maintains her muscle tone! Mature and well
formed, feminine body with slender legs, small,
neat feet and a tail of correct thickness tapering
gently. Short, blunt, wedge shaped head, gently
rounded in all facets, medium ears continuing the
outer line of the face. Expressive eyes, large and
well shaped. Profile shows a definite nose break,
level chin which could be a touch deeper. Medium
cream coat with the desired powdering effect on
the head and shoulders, fairly short and with a
smooth, close lying texture. Well behaved and
alert in temperament, shown in superb condition.
2 HARDY’S UK GR.CH. GR.PR. MACHIKA CRÈME
ANGLAISE 03.10.98. Another wriggler, lively and
confident. Lovely feel to her very feminine body,
firm, well shaped and heavier than her
appearance indicates. Slender legs, tail just a little
short. Head shows a short, blunt wedge with
breadth at the jaw hinge and over the rounded
top of head. Ears and pale yellow eyes show
pleasing size and placement, in profile brow is just
a little flat, well defined nose break, strong chin.
Mid cream coat shown in superb condition, satin
soft, close lying, fairly short. A friendly, interested
character.
CREAM PREMIER MALE: 1 entered.
BOB GCC AKEHURST’S PR. CHIARO LATTICELLO
18.03.07. A lovely example of the breed both in
type and temperament. Very large and heavy
body, well shaped, legs and paws in proportion,
well shaped tail just a little short, tapering gently
to a rounded tip. Broad, wedge shaped head
accentuated by medium ears continuing the line;
expressive eyes, large, correctly shaped and
golden yellow. Definite nose break and strong
chin in profile. Short and satin-soft coat, close
lying and fine, a warm cream with the desired
bloom on the head and back, presented in superb
condition. This boy was a little apprehensive at
first but quickly relaxed and made friends, very
gentle.
Mary Kalal
It is hard to believe that this is the 32nd Supreme
Show and to realise I have attended all of them in
various capacities over the years! There is nothing
else quite like the buzz from knowing that some
of the most beautiful cats in the world are there
for my delight, to see, admire and handle. Once
again congratulations to Julia and the Show
Committee for a first rate occasion with the
tension steadily rising throughout the day to the
final Best in Show. A big thank you to Greta HallTamlyn and her assistants and to my super team of
Felicity, Yvonne and Alison (when Trevor was
unable to get back from Scotland) who worked
very smoothly and efficiently to get through in
good time for the very pleasant task of judging
the Best of Variety SLH Neuter from a superb
selection of 14 cats; finally I pulled out 5 stunning
cats from which to make my final selection: a Blue
Birman, a Lilac Birman, a Turkish Van, a silver
tabby and white Maine Coon and my fabulous
winner the very lovely brown tortie-tabby Maine
Coon IGR. PR. DAIRYMAINE SARNIA CHERIE
(64.20e) – Congratulations to Saffi her owner and
Jayne her breeder, on her later becoming the
overall SUPREME EXHIBIT!
CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CH. not awarded.
1 to BISHOP’S CH. BANOVAL DOWNTOWN
MACEY (64.41esw) 19.6.07. A young female, very
nervous and tense and she preferred her pen; ears
large, tufted and well set, medium length head,
curve to profile, muzzle needs more width for
perfection, good chin and level bite; eyes large,
well set and expressive; long body, a little light in
weight, strong legs and tufted paws, tail long and
flowing. Good length to silky but slightly greasy
coat, fair ruff and breeches; very pretty black
tortie silver and white colouring. Basically sweet
tempered, it is a pity she was so tense and did not
show herself to advantage today.
PRE-CHAMPIONSHIP FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB to BLADES ALISIKA STARLIGHT
EXPRESS (64.41sw) 16.2.08. A well developed and
strong young female with a lovely expression; ears
of very good size, well set and tufted, balanced
head, concave curve to profile, broad muzzle,
good chin and level bite; eyes large, well set, dark
rimmed and green colour. Long firm body, strong
legs and paws well tufted, tail long and quite
profuse; coat silky double and well prepared,
black tabby markings on a silvery basecoat
patched with white; excellent temperament and
condition, an excellent example of a young
female.
2 to FLACK’S ACOONAMATATA SKY SONG
(64.41gsw) 19.3.07. A well developed and strong
young female with attractive markings; balanced
head with large tufted well set ears, curve to
profile, good broad muzzle, firm chin and level
bite; eyes large, dark rimmed, green and well set.
Long firm well muscled body, strong legs with
large tufted paws, long flowing tail; silky coat of
good length well prepared with a good ruff and
breeches; very attractive tortie markings but
although basecoat does have some silvering it is
not a lot and needs more; excellent condition,
temperament and preparation.
AOV SEMI-LONGHAIR GRAND CHAMPION,
FEMALE:
1 BOB & UK GR. CH. to HORSLEY’S GR. CH.
SUPATOFT PUMPKINS PIE (63) 9.7.05. A beautiful
female, strong, balanced, charming and with a full
coat; beautiful well set green eyes with an
excellent smiling expression; ears large, tufted,
well cupped and wide set, broad head, gentle
contours, break in profile, rounded muzzle with
indentation, good chin and level bite. Firm lithe
body, legs and tufted paws in proportion, tail long
and well furnished; silky coat, well developed with
a full ruff and knickers and warm apricot
impression, full black heels, clear pigmentation
markings on face, some pale cream on her chin,
well ticked body with darker dorsal line and tail
tip; excellent condition and presentation.
USUAL SOMALI CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & GR. CH. to HINES CH. STACYM QUIDDITY (63)
27.4.06. A lovely female of excellent type and
balance and glorious rich colouring; eyes of full
almond shape and rich amber colour, excellent
expression; ears large, wide set, well cupped,
broad head with gentle contours, break to profile,
rounded muzzle with indentation, good chin and
level bite. Firm muscular body, long legs with oval
tufted paws, tail long and well furnished;
excellent silky coat with ruff and full knickers, well
ticked in black, good pigmentation markings,
deep apricot base and contrast, full black heels;
excellent temperament and presentation.
2 to BARNES CH. MAKEITSO UHURA (63) 6.2.07.
Another very pretty female showing rich
colouring and a charming temperament; large
dark rimmed amber eyes of full almond shape,
ears large well cupped and wide set, broad head,
gentle contours, break to profile, muzzle slightly
fine but has indentation, good chin and level bite.
Firm lithe body, long legs with oval tufted paws
and long fully furnished tail; excellent full silky
coat of rich apricot appearance, well ticked in
black, darker dorsal line and tail tip, good
pigmentation markings on face, pale cream on
her chin; excellent condition and well presented.
3 to HINES CH. STACYM QUINTESSENCE (63)
27.4.06. A shy but good natured female who
preferred her pen but is showing lovely rich
colouring; eyes large, full almond shape,
expressive, dark rimmed and green colour; ears
large, well cupped and wide set, balanced head,
break to profile, good chin and level bite,
rounded muzzle with indentation. Long lithe
body, legs and tufted paws in proportion, tail long
with a good brush; silky coat showing rich
colouring and excellent ticking on a warm apricot
basecoat, good clear facial markings; excellent
condition and well presented, she is a very sweet
girl.
4 to BULLIVANT’S CH. BARANCHRI DISCOVERY
(63) 9.8.07. A very pretty young female with a
sweet expression, slightly tense but she handled
well; large tufted well cupped and wide set ears,
balanced head, break and slight bump on profile,
level bite; eyes large, well set and golden colour.
Firm lithe body, legs and tufted paws in
proportion, long well furnished tail; coat silky and
good length with a fair ruff, well ticked in black
with an apricot basecoat, some seasonal dark
patching in base at present, full black heels;
excellent condition and beautifully presented.
AOC SOMALI CHAMPION MALE:
1 BOB & GR. CH. to BULLIVANT’S CH TRIBEK
DANNYBOY BARANCHRI (63b) 30.4.06. A strong
young male with a typically smiling Somali
expression; eyes of full almond shape, well set and
amber colour; ears large, tufted and well set when
he relaxed, balanced head, break to profile,
muzzle is a little on the fine side but has
indentation, good chin and level bite. Firm well
muscled body, strong legs with oval tufted paws,
tail balanced and bushy; coat a little coarse in
texture over his back but good warmth to colour
and well ticked in dark chocolate on an apricot
base, winter ruff not yet there, good
pigmentation markings on his face; excellent
temperament and well presented.
SILVER SOMALI CHAMPION MALE:
1 BOB & GR. CH. to HORSLEY’S CH. DOM
PERIGNON SILVER ZE SVOBODY (63s) 29.10.05. A
good natured young male with a sweet
expression; large eyes of full almond shape, dark
rimmed and green colour; ears fairly large, well
cupped and wide set, balanced head with gentle
contours, break to profile, rounded muzzle with
indentation, good chin and level bite. Firm
muscular body with long legs and oval tufted
paws, coat silky and well developed with a good
ruff and trousers, body well ticked in black with a
dark dorsal line and tail tip, half black heels;
excellent condition and well presented he shows
very little sign of tarnishing.
SILVER SOMALI CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & GR. CH. to BULLIVANT’S CH. AVADORE
BARANCHRI TRINITY (63es) 6.6.06. A very pretty
female with a lovely expression in her beautiful
amber eyes; ears large, wide set and well cupped,
dip and bump on profile, rounded muzzle with
indentation, good chin and level bite. Firm lithe
body, legs and paws in proportion, tail balanced
and well furnished; coat well developed and silky
showing a well ticked pattern in dark fawn on a
silvery basecoat, pigmentation markings on her
face; excellent condition and beautifully
presented.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY/TABBY & WHITE MAINE
COON KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB to COXAL’S JINGLEBELLES CASSIDY KID
(64.41) MN 2.4.08. A strong and handsome male
with a wonderful expression in his large oblique
set hazel eyes; ears large, tufted and excellent set,
balanced head with a curve to broad nose, good
broad muzzle, firm chin and level bite; long
muscular body with strong legs and large tufted
paws; excellent tail, long and profuse. Full double
coat showing a classic tabby pattern and a full ruff
and breeches; excellent temperament and
condition, an excellent example of the breed.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY/TABBY & WHITE MAINE
COON KITTEN FEMALE:
1 to ROBERTS KATMEA SAHARA (64.41) 7.5.08. A
lovely young female of promising type and
excellent expression; eyes large, oblique set and
hazel colour; ears large, tufted and excellent set,
balanced head, curve to profile, broad muzzle,
firm chin and level bite; firm lithe body with legs
and tufted paws in proportion, tail long and
developing very well; very attractive classic tabby
pattern, very clean lines; excellent temperament
and condition and very promising.
USUAL SOMALI KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB to WATTS BRIZLINCOAT DÉJÀ VU (63)
24.4.08. A very pretty female, graceful and well
developed with a sweet expression in her full
almond shaped amber eyes; ears large, tufted and
wide set, balanced head, slight break to profile,
level bite. Body firm and lithe, long legs with oval
tufted paws, long well furnished tail; coat silky
and developing well with a warm apricot base
and black ticking to a good depth, good
pigmentation markings, full heels, some faint
inner barring on front legs; excellent condition
and well presented.
AOC SOMALI KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB to BURNS SOMANTIKKS CALLME
MADAM (63e) 14.5.08. A very pretty little female
who was nervous and preferred her pen; amber
eyes of full almond shape; ears large and wide set,
balanced head, break to profile, rounded muzzle
with indentation, good chin and level bite; firm
lithe body, legs and oval paws in proportion, long
tail developing well; silky coat showing lovely
warm colouring, fawn ticking developing well,
good pigmentation markings; excellent condition
and beautifully presented.
TURKISH VANKEDISI ADULT:
Assessment to LOMBARD’S ADSETLO BEYAZ
ASLAM (13w) 7.7.07. A strong young male of very
good type and balance; ears moderately large and
well set, balanced head, slight curve to profile,
rounded muzzle, good chin and level bite; eyes
large, expressive, amber and well set. Firm
muscular body with legs and paws in proportion,
tail tapering and balanced with a very good brush;
coat fine, silky and very good length, clear pristine
white colour; excellent condition and well
presented.
Mrs Janet Starr
There is something special about The Supreme &
I was delighted to be asked to judge this year.
Thank you to everyone concerned for a happy day
& congratulations on organising such a mammoth
event. The Siamese ring was ably managed by
Mavis and her team as usual, and they did an
excellent job of keeping us all in order – no mean
feat! My super stewards were Marian Saunders,
Anne Clay and Catrina Simpson - thank you very
much, girls – I couldn’t have wished for a better
team. You all coped wonderfully with all the
fetching & carrying & most importantly, handled
the cats beautifully so that they could be shown at
their very best. I hope you have all recovered &
that each of you will steward for me again soon.
CHOCOLATE.LILAC OR CARAMEL-POINT SIAMESE
IMP. GR/GR. PR. MALE:
1 BOB UK GPC GRAY’S IGR. PR. LYNNOX BOBBY
DAZZLE 15 05 03. A very impressive Caramel point
neuter of very good type, a little heavy-bodied
now ,but an extremely stylish boy .Strong wedge
head with a small pinch which is accentuated by
his pale whisker pads, straight profile & a firm
perpendicular chin .Bright blue eyes of oriental
shape & setting ,with a delightful expression. Well
placed large flyaway ears. Long firm body, tail just
long enough to balance .Close fine textured short
coat only minimally shaded, points of cool
brownish –grey. A gorgeous neuter, gentle & easy
to handle & in super condition .He later became
Best Siamese Neuter congratulations!
PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC Withheld TURVEY’S PR. STYPERSON
MYSTIQUE 07 08 06. A rather timid neuter of very
good type. Long wedge head with pinch, straight
profile and firm chin. Eyes of bright blue, full in
shape .Ears just large enough for his head & well
set when he relaxes. Long firm body & legs, tail
just long enough & needing to be finer .Close coat
of excellent texture, showing some flank shading,
points of cool brownish-grey. An attractive neuter,
rather unhappy today
PRE-PREMIER MALE:
1 MARTIN’S ABICASA PEER GYNT 14 02 08. Very
stylish Blue-based Caramel point of super type,
just 10 months old .Fine wedge head with strong
profile & firm chin. Eyes of deep bright blue,
correctly shaped & set with an inscrutable look!
Well set large butterfly ears .Long fine body &
legs, lengthy fine whip tail to balance with tiny
pip at the tip .Close fine textured pale coat, well
polished, showing pleasing contrast to his points.
Another super neuter, full of promise for the
future
CHOCOLATE-POINT SIAMESE PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC BOB LORD’S PR. SEIDO SERAPIS 17 01 06.
An attractive neuter of very good type & excellent
colour .Wedge head with angular profile & a firm
chin, eyes of good blue, oriental in shape, set just
a little straight. Well set large ears .Long firm
body, legs & tail to balance. Fine coat of typical
texture, free of shading, points of pleasing warm
milk chocolate tone. A handsome neuter
2 TURVEY’S PR. STYPERSON BIJOU 07 08 06.
Neuter of very good type with a long wedge
head, small pinch, angular profile & a firm chin.
Bright blue eyes correctly shaped & set. Large ears
well placed .Long fine body & legs, whip tail
needing an extra inch. Close coat of typical
texture, minimally shaded, points of warm but
slightly dark chocolate .A handsome boy of very
good type. Losing out on colour today
LILAC-POINT SIAMESE PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC KERSEY’S PR. MALIKASIAM WILBURMEWZED 06 09 07. A large & stylish neuter of very
good type & colour. Wedge head with strong
profile & firm chin .Oriental eyes of bright blue
.Large ears correctly placed, but he does hold
them upright when he is alert .Long firm body &
legs, tail just long enough for balance. Close pale
coat of fine texture, minimally shaded, points of
pleasing soft lilac tone.
FEMALE:
1 GPC BOB MARTIN’S GR. CH. & PR. ABICASA
CARMINA BURANA 13 02 07. Super lady, full of
style & substance .Wide wedge head with tiny
pinch, almost straight profile & a firm chin. Vivid
blue eyes of oriental shape & setting, well set
large flyaway ears on broad top of head. Long
rather plump body, dainty legs & feet, fine whip
tail to balance .Close short coat like satin, showing
a little flank shading, points of pinkish-lilac .A
truly gorgeous neuter, everything a female neuter
should be!
RED OR CREAM-POINT SIAMESE GRAND PREMIER
MALE:
1 UK GPC BOB MUIR-TAYLOR’S GR. PR.
GLENTHORNE EURWYN 07 06 06. Super stylish
Cream-point neuter of very good type .Wedge
head with pinch, straight profile & firm chin. Eyes
of really bright deep blue, super shape & setting.
Well placed large ears. Long firm body, legs & tail
to balance .Close short coat of excellent texture,
well-polished with powdery shading, Points of
pleasing soft cream tone. A gorgeous neuter in
top condition with plenty to say for himself!
2 DAVIES’ GR. PR. RENDZINA CAPTAIN SCARLET 21
04 05. Handsome Red-point neuter of very good
type .Wedge head with pinch, straight profile & a
firm chin. Eyes of bright blue, excellent shape &
setting. Well placed large ears. Long firm body,
legs & tail to balance .Slightly long coat, fine in
texture & virtually unshaded, points of pleasing
bright reddish-gold. Full marks for temperament
– talk about a show-off!
3 THORPE’S GR. PR. JOHPAS SUNNY JIM.
RED-POINT PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC EMMENS’ PR. CHIARIKKI TRIBAL WARRIIOR
10 04 05. Handsome neuter of very good type &
style .Wedge head with straight profile & a deep
firm chin. Eyes of deep blue, oriental in shape &
setting. Ears just large enough to balance his head
& needing a little more width between them
.Long slightly rangy body, whip tail of length to
balance. Pale coat, short & close but the texture
could be finer, points of pleasing bright red .A
stylish neuter who happily joined in the
conversation
2 TALBOT’S PR. MORALYN REDARROW 04 03 07.
Another stylish neuter. Wedge head with straight
profile, blunt muzzle which he would puff out
with purring! Bright blue eyes of oriental shape &
setting, well placed large open ears. Long firm
body & legs, tail could be finer. Close coat of fine
texture, almost unshaded, points of good bright
red. Another talkative neuter!
PRE-PREMIER MALE:
1 PC DOUGLAS’S DRESTOTHRIL DAVINCI 07 02 08.
A young neuter of promising type, well-grown for
his age .Wedge head with strong profile & a firm
chin. Eyes of good blue, correctly shaped & set,
one appearing a little sore. Large ears open at the
base but needing a little more width between
them to achieve perfect head balance. Long firm
body & legs, whip tail of length to balance with
pip at the tip .Short coat, a little coarse on his
back, virtually unshaded good red points .A
pleasing youngster, well deserving his PC today
BOB DAVIES’ GR. PR. RENDZINA CAPTAIN
SCARLET
CREAM-POINT PREMIER MALE:
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1 GPC EMMENS PR. JOHPAS JACKSPARROW 05 09
07. Handsome neuter of balanced even type
.Wide even wedge head with dip & bump on his
profile & a firm chin. Eyes of deep blue, oriental in
shape & setting, though he was closing one
slightly Well set large ear open at the base, giving
really good balance to his head .Long strong body
& legs ,tail could be longer & finer. Pale fine
textured coat with powdery shading points of
pleasing soft cream. Another soppy neuter!
RED/TORTIE/CREAM-POINT SIAMESE IMP. GR.
PR./GR. PR. FEMALE:
1 UK GPC BOB REED’S IMP. GR. CH. & IMP. GR. PR.
JOHPAS GLAMNGLITZ 17 04 02.
Wonderful Caramel Tortie-point of superb type
.Wide even wedge head with strong profile & a
firm perpendicular chin. Deep blue eyes, oriental
in shape & setting. Well placed large butterfly ears
giving perfect head balance – I can’t think of a
female neuter with a better head than this one!
Long firm body, legs & whip tail to balance .Close
pale coat of fine texture, minimally shaded, points
a pleasing mix of brownish-grey & soft apricot.
Fabulous neuter – and she knows it!
2 STOKES’ IMP. GR. CH. & IMP. GR. PR. HELLFIRE
HIPPYCHICK 26 11 03. Another superb female
neuter, this one a Blue Tortie- point, full of style &
class. Wedge head with tiny pinch, straight profile
& a deep perpendicular chin, all held beautifully
on en elegant neck. Eyes of deep vivid blue.
Excellent shape & setting. Well placed large ears.
Long firm body & legs, fine whip tail of length to
balance. Close fine textured short coat with some
shading, points of soft blue and cream. Another
gorgeous neuter – I would have liked an extra
certificate!
PREMIER: 1 GPC LINTON’S IMP. GR. CH. FIORDILISO
APRILSHOWERS 01 04 04.
Cinnamon Tortie-point of very good type .Wedge
head with uneven profile & a deep firm chin. Eyes
of bright blue, a little full in shape. Well set large
open ears .Long firm body & legs, super lengthy
fine whip tail to balance. Slightly long coat of fine
texture with some shading, points of warm
cinnamon with shades of red, including an
attractive blaze. She had a lot to say (and lot all of
it was complimentary!)
Shirley Bullock
Although slightly smaller, a very friendly
atmosphere, and appeared to be quite busy. A
very good team effort in putting this event
together. Congratulations. Many thanks to my
hard working stewards, Rob Murton, Richard Lord
and Karen Kempsall. And to top it all some lovely
cats, all very well behaved.
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT GRAND PREMIER
FEMALE:
1 UKG COWARD’S IGR.PR. NORDLYS GISELLE 678
31ts. Quite a stunning girl. Strong triangular
wedge with straight profile, with firm level chin
and bite. Medium to large well held ears. Good
eye shape. Strong well built body quite sturdy
with good length full tail. Strong legs and large
tufted paws. Full coat, well silvered and distinctive
white markings very slight tarnishing around
muzzle. Excellent condition and relaxed.
I
understand this made her a UK Grand.
Congratulations.
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT PREMIER MALE:
1 GR. PR. & BOB WHITTLE’S PR.TIGANLEA LORD
FERDINAND 67 31ts. Quite an impressive lad. A
massive very mature lad. Strong triangular head
lines with lovely strong straight profile and full
firm chin. Wide set ears. Well open oblique set
expressive eyes. Strong body with long full tail.
Strong legs and rounded paws. Very full coat with
good ruff and bib. Excellent condition obviously
used to having his own way, a little mutterer.
2 FISHLOCK-LOMAX’S PR.VIEUXTEMPS VANTAGE
VROOM 67 31t. What a mature strong boy. A cat
of real substance. Really strong mature head of
triangular lines with good width between large
ears. Large oval well open green eyes. Almost
straight profile with lovely strong well developed
muzzle. Long strong body. Good length
reasonably full tail. Good strength in legs and
rounded paws. Full coat with good ruff and bib.
Good texture top coat. Very good condition a
really weighty cat. Quite relaxed.
3 SWALE’S PR.NOYNAROCK LOKI-SVALSON 67 20.
A well grown well balanced lad. Nice even
triangular head lines. Has slight curve in profile.
Good width at base quite large ears. Oval shaped
green eyes. Strong long body with full tail which
could be a little longer. Substantial legs and large
paws. Full coat with slight ruff. Very good top
coat. A gentle boy in good condition. A little
nervous.
4 SWALE’S PR.NOYNAROCK SYLVESTER 67 31a. A
long full developed lad. Quite even triangular
head lines. Medium to large wide set ears. Good
long straight profile, chin falls away a little. Well
open green eyes. Very long strong body, tail needs
a little more length to balance. Strong in the legs
and rounded paws. Full coat flowing and in good
condition. Quite relaxed and in very good
condition.
5 DEACON’S PR.GLEDEKATT BRUNI 67 20. A strong
massive lad. Strong head lines with quite large
ears wide at base. Very slight curve to nose.
Almost level chin. Large oval eyes. Long strong
body with balanced full tail. Very strong in the
legs with tufted mannered boy in very good
condition.
6 HOLMES’ PR.VANAHEIM ALEXANDROU 67 14b.
A very mature massive lad. Quite well balanced
triangular head. Very slight dip in profile, chin
sloes away a little. Medium to large ears well set.
Large oval eyes, one green and one blue. Good
long strong body with good length full feathered
tail. Strong in the legs and tufted paws. Pure
white extremely well prepared coat. Good crop of
whiskers. Needs a little more ruff. Excellent
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT PREMIER FEMALE.:
1 GR. COLEMAN’S PR.SKOTSKATT BRUN HILDE 67
14c. A sparkling white girl. A very mature lady.
Even triangular head lines with large wide set
ears. Good straight profile. Large oval green eyes.
Strong long body with long full feathered tail.
Substantial legs and rounded paws. Pure white
full coat, shows good ruff. Excellent presentation.
Very well prepared coat.
2 WHITTLE’S PR NORSVANA SILVE SAPPHIRA 67
31ats. A very mature lady of real substance. Even
shorter triangular head lines with straight profile
and firm level chin. Medium size ears. Deep set
oblique eyes. Really strong substantial body with
thick set strong legs and rounded paws. Good
length full tail. Lovely full coat with really full bib.
Very good condition, slight disapproval at being
shown by her muttering.
3 DEACON’S PR.GLEDEKATT FENJA 67 31t. A well
developed girl with still a rather immature look
about her. Short head and showing quite full
cheeks. Medium to large wide set ears. Almost
straight profile with reasonable chin. Nice green
oblique set eyes. Solid body with good length full
tail. Strong legs and rounded paws. Full quite soft
coat. Very thick coat shows distinct tabby
markings. A very pleasing gentle girl with a very
feminine look.
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT PRE -PREMIER MALE:
1 PR. DALE’S ADSETLO ROCKE 67 31t. A very
weighty mature lad. Strong broad triangular
head, quite broad in the cheeks. Good straight
profile with quite full chin. Medium to large wide
set ears. Full oblique set eyes. A really substantial
weighty body with good length full tail. Strong
legs and tufted paws. Full coat with ruff. Lovely
white bib. A nice boy who obviously likes his food.
Excellent temperament.
2 HOLMES JOTUNKATTS HAKU OOKAN 67 36.
Quite a striking boy. A strong balanced triangular
head with wide set medium to large ears. Almost
straight profile with almost level chin. Lovely
green oblique set eyes. A really strong well
matured body with long full tail. Strong legs with
large rounded paws. Lovely full coat, showing
good smoke shading. Very good quality coat with
full ruff and in excellent condition , the first purr
of the day.
3 SWALE’S NOYNAROCK XANADU 67 15. Very
long bodied boy who still need to mature fully.
Triangular head with straight profile. Really needs
a little more chin. Lovely green oblique set eyes.
Quite large ears wide set. Long body still needs to
mature. Good length full tail. Legs of reasonable
substance with rounded paws. Quite full coat,
mostly quite dense black. Well prepared coat, still
a young boy who need to mature. A promising
boy.
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT PRE -PREMIER FEMALE:
1 PR. HOLMES’ JOTUNKATTS AMBIANCE 37 31t. A
very nice mature girl. Good classic head lines with
good straight profile. Wide set medium to large
ears. Firm full chin. Green oblique set eyes. A
really good substantial body thick set. Good
length full feathered tail. Strong in the legs with
rounded paws. Excellent quality full coat with full
ruff and bib. A very pleasing exhibit. Excellent
2 COLEMAN’S CH. SKOTSKATT FREYA 67 14. A
mature girl. Quite even triangular head had slight
dip in profile. Chin slopes away a little. Quite large
wide set ears. Bright blue oblique set eyes. Long
muscular bodied girl with full tail. Strong in legs
with tufted paws. White coat but needed a little
more preparation. Has full ruff. Not a very happy
cat.
AOV SEMI-LONGHAIR GRAND PREMIER MALE:
1 UK G & BOB GILBEY’S GR.PR. KLASSYKLOGS
KAGAN 13d. Quite an impressive Turk. Broad
wedge with medium length nose with light dip to
nose. Good firm chin and bite. Moderately large
ears with good width set high. Large oval eyes of
amber colour. Really sturdy body with well boned
legs. Well rounded slightly tufted paws.
Reasonable brush balances to body. Very clean
typical markings with good cut off at base of tail.
Good facial markings. Excellent condition and
temperament. An alert looking boy.
2 BULLIVANT’S IGR.PR. BARANCHRI TICKET BOO
13d. A nice mature boy. Well balanced head with
gentle contours and wide set ears. Lovely green
eyes but a little bold. Gentle nose line and level
chin. Good length body of substance with good
length full tail. Strong legs and oval tufted paws.
Full soft coat, very well ticked. Rich base colour.
Very faint paw bars. A very relaxed well prepared
cat.
USUAL SOMALI PREMIER FEMALE:
1 GR. & BOB HINES CH. PR. MAKEITSO ISABELLA.
A very mature substantial girl. Extremely nice
head lines wit lovely expression. Wide set well
priced ears with bright expressive eyes. Has good
gentle nose line with level chin. Substantial body
with good length full tail. Strong legs and oval
paws. Good full coat, very well ticked. Good rich
base coat. Has pale patch at bikini level. A very
nice exhibit.
2 HACK’S CH. PR. SUPATOFT BRIOCHE. Overall a
nice girl. Very feminine head with gentle
contours. Good nose line and level chin. Wide set
medium size ears. Lovely green eyes of good
shape. Balanced body with good length full tail.
Strong legs and tufted paws. Absolutely no white,
shows rich ground colour and good ticking. A very
gentle well presented girl.
SILVER SOMALI PREMIER MALE:
1 PR. & BOB TOPPS’ CH. PR. KATSALLEY LEGLOLAS
63as. A very impressive mature boy. Fully
developed. Really nice classic Somali head lines
with gentle contours. Has slight dip to profile.
Strong chin and muzzle. Very nice wide set ears.
Green eyes with good eye liner and slant. Strong
body, really weighty. Good length full tail.
Substantial legs and rounded paws. Displays really
silvery red ticked with red. A very nice mature boy
in excellent condition and good colour definition.
2 ROBERTSON’S PR.DANDSSOM JAAJAALE 63as.
A well developed young man, quite impressive.
Good head lines a little immature as yet. Quite full
cheeks. Wide set medium size ears. Eyes quite full
but expressive and slightly tendency for a
‘wandering eye’. Good feel to body with strong
legs and rounded paws. Good length quite full
tail. Very nice soft coat shows good silvering with
good base coat but pale red ticking. A very
pleasing lad beautifully prepared.
SILVER SOMALI PREMIER FEMALE:
1 PR. HACK’S ADCINSH BARBON BEAUTY 63es. A
nicely matured girl of substance. Good well
proportioned head lines with good brow. Wide
set medium size ears. Has gentle dip to nose line.
Firm level chin. Expressive green eyes. Good body
of substance with good length full tail. Well
boned legs and slightly tufted paws. Very good
full coat, well ticked showing darker fawn ticking.
Very good quality coat well prepared.
2 HACK’S ADSETSH BARWICK BLUE 63cs. Still a
very young lady who needs to develop fully. Has a
‘young’ look to face, quite good gentle contours
with medium size wide set ears. Has good gentle
nose line. Firm china and level bite. Quite
expressive eyes. Well developed body with
balanced reasonably full tail. Strong in the legs
with tufted paws. Has full well silvered coat
showing blue colour over head but rather more
black silver over body, well ticked. A gentle
slightly nervous girl very well prepared.
Mrs Pat Perkins
Many congratulation to Julia and all the
“Supreme” team on a well run show, there was a
good atmosphere and lots more for exhibitors
and the public to enjoy, presentations and talks
from various clubs etc. A big thank you to my
team of stewards, Jennifer Maddrell, Chris
Bamford & Heather Bradley for all their help and
good company, I hope they enjoyed the day as
much as I did. Special thanks must go the
hardworking ring team headed by Bruce & Gillian
Bennett their patience and help were very much
appreciated.
AOC SELF PERSIAN IMP.GR.CH./GR. CHAMPION
MALE:
U.K. GR. CH. STEWART’S GR. CH. LAZANE ON
CLOUD NINE. Quality Orange-Eyed White in
superb show condition. His coat was long and
flowing, sparkling white with a full frill, short
wide tail. Cobby build, good bone. Rounded
balanced head, small feathered ears, rich orange
eyes, short nose, ample break, full cheeks -very
gentle boy to handle, a credit to his mum.
2 HOWES IGR.CH. HONEYMIST RED TITIAN.
Another cracking lad who ran the winner close.
Masculine build and head, strength to skull, small
ears, round eyes of a strong orange, short nose,
good break, wide awake expression. Solid
muscular build, thick short legs, bushy short tail.
Full well groomed coat of an almost sound red,
lovely temperament.
ORANGE-EYED WHITE PERSIAN CHAMPION
FEMALE:
BOB STEWART’S GR. CH. LAZANE ON CLOUD NINE
1 & GR. CC HOWES CH. LONEYMIST WHITE
ALPENEROSE. Sweet little lady, compact build,
short legs, bushy wide tail. Good width between
well set ears. Round eyes would like them slightly
larger but of a good orange, firm chin. Coat not
yet reached its full winter length, but very soft
and well groomed a pure white - attractive
youngster.
ODD-EYED WHITE PERSIAN CHAMPION FEMALE:
BOB & GR. CC ANGUS CH. PALCHINNO SNOW
CLOUD. Well balance girl with super wide open
eyes, a good orange and a soft blue, ears well set
and nicely furnished, firm chin, rounded top of
head. Build cobby with nice boning, very short
little tail. Soft coat of a clear pristine white, frill
framing head, very well presented - gentle lass.
RED SELF PERSIAN ADULT:
BOB IGR. CH. HONEYMIST RED TITIAN
RED SELF PERSIAN PRE CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & CC HOLDEN’S SEMNI STRAWBERRY
SHORTCAKE. Compact well shown girl with very
nice eye shape and colour, balanced head with
well furnished ears, firm chin, wide nose, good
break. Chunky build with short thick legs, full
wide tail to balance. Coat quite a sound red, of a
soft texture, well presented - nice temperament.
CREAM PERSIAN ADULT MALE:
1 GR. CC PRIESTLEYS CH. SHIMBA SANDYLEA.
Well developed masculine boy. Broad head with
neat ears, short nose with ample break, full
cheeks, round rich orange eyes. Strong thick legs,
feathered feet. Coat full an even light cream,
quite sound, some slight seasonal harsh hair to
lower back, bushy tail to balance - easy going lad.
CREAM PERSIAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 GR. CC & BOB ARMSTRONGS CH. SHIMBA
TRACYLOOE PANDARUSPASSION.
Most
attractive girl shown in lovely condition, very full
long coat, soft texture, the colour a warm even
cream. Balanced head with small feathered ears,
super big rich copper eyes, firm chin. Compact
body with good substance, short little tail - quality
lass nice to handle.
2 HOWES CH. HONEYMIST CREAM ROXIANNA.
Pretty girl, open expression, large wide open eyes
of a mid orange, ears a little open at base,
medium nose fair break, good chin. Although her
coat was rather short at present the colour was a
pale even cream no shading, tail bushy and short
- gentle little lady.
AC SMOKE OR TIPPED PERSIAN IMP.GR./GR.
CHAMPION MALE:
1 & UK GR. CH. WILKINSON’S IGR. CH.
SILVERDANCE AMADEUS. Mature Red Smoke,
strong masculine head, neat feathered ears, super
big rich orange eyes, short nose with good break,
firm chin. Solid cobby build, thick legs and big
feathered feet, breadth to chest. Lovely coat an
overall warm strong red, well defined mask,
creamy white contrasts showing on body, head
and legs, bushy short tail - quality boy with a super
temperament.
2 TOMLINSON’S GR. CH. CHANDISSE LEVITICUS.
Grand Cream Smoke lad of 9 years and still in
super condition. Solid bone and substance, thick
legs and rounded feet. Strong broad head, big
wide open eyes, a fair orange, colour just fading
a little with age, broad nose, firm chin. Well
groomed coat of a warm even cream, contrasts
coming in well back, nice mask, short tail - lovely
boy to handle.
AOC SMOKE OR TIPPED PERSIAN IMP.GR.CH./GR.
CH. FEMALE: 2 quality girls both a credit to their
owners.
1 & UK GR. CH. WILKINSON’S IGR.CH. DANMOSO
LOVEATFIRSTSIGHT. Red Shaded Cameo girl in
super show condition, Round balanced head, big
round deep copper eyes, short wide nose with
good break, full cheeks, ears well set and
furnished, level bite. Mature cobby build, short
legs and rounded feet. Tail full and short. Lovely
coat, strong red evenly shaded top with creamy
almost white contrasts to head, body and legs,
silvery frill and strong red mask - a quality lass
with friendly temperament
2 MORRIS’S GR. CH. MONTELL TO HEATHROSE.
Another super lady, Blue Smoke wearing a very
full thick coat, perfectly presented, full frill
framing her head, top coat a nice mid blue, good
mask, she had good overall contrasts, not quite as
distinct as the winner, very full bushy tail. Broad
head with neat ears silvery furnishings, broad
nose, good stop, firm chin, big wide open eyes of
a mid orange. Cobby balanced build with thick
short legs, breadth to chest - laid back girl in lovely
condition, ran winner close.
BLUE/LILAC SMOKE PERSIAN ADULT:
BOB MORRIS’S GR. CH. MONTELL TO HEATHROSE
DOMINANT SHADED CAMEO PERSIAN ADULT:
BOB
WILKINGSON’S
IGR.CH.
DANMOSO
LOVEATFIRSTSIGHT
DILUTE SHADED OR TIPPED CAMEO CHAMPION
FEMALE:
1 BOB & GR.CC VAN HEUMEN’S CH. HIGHSPOT
HARMONY. Cream shaded youngster, a lovely
example of the breed wearing a full soft very pale
cream tipped coat, the contrasts almost white and
well evident to body, head and legs, tail full and
short again with contrasts. Feminine balanced
head, round eyes of a rich orange, short nose,
ample stop, firm chin, neat ears with nice
furnishings. Well coupled body, sturdy legs excellently prepared and with a lovely nature.
AC COLOURPOINT IMP.GR.PR./GR. PREMIER MALE:
1 UK GR. PR. & BOB HOOTON’S IGR.PR. ROSJOY
BODDINGTON. Striking Seal Colourpoint, strong
broad head with well set nicely furnished ears,
wide nose with ample break, full cheeks, lovely
big round eyes of a good even blue, firm chin.
Solid cobby build, well coupled and nicely padded.
Very well groomed soft coat, full frill, rich dark
seal to strong mask, ears and legs, body a warm
cream some surface shading, bushy wide seal tail
- mature gentleman lovely to handle, excellent
preparation.
AC COLOURPOINT IMP.GR.PR./GR. PREMIER
FEMALE:
1 UK GR.PR & BOB MATTHEWS’ IGR.PR. PURRSRUS
NEW AVENGER. Blue Colourpoint, mature with
excellent bone and substance, strong sturdy legs,
rounded feet. Balanced head with neat ears set
well, broad nose, good break, lovely round
expressive eyes of a good blue. Very full thick coat
beautifully prepared, nicely developed blue mask,
blue to ears and points, finished off with a bushy
short blue tail - lovely gentle lass.
AC SELF COLOURPOINT PREMIER MALE:
1 GR.PC & BOB WHITE’S GR. CH. & PR. OAKDENE
WALKIN ON SUNSHINE. Big butch Red Point, solid
cobby build, thick short legs, big feet well
feathered, Massive head with good width
between neat ears, broad nose, ample stop, large
well opened eyes of a sound blue. Very thick pale
coat, clear of shading, strong red to mask, ears
and points, tail wide and short - striking lad.
AC SELF COLOURPOINT PRE-PREMIER MALE:
1 & PC DRONSFIELD’S CONFETICAT JIVE TALKING.
Red Point youngster with round eyes of a good
blue, broad nose, good break, firm chin, perfect
bite, good rounded top of head ears still a touch
high. A little adolescent in build, but good bone,
sturdy legs. Soft long coat of a clear creamy white,
strong red to mask and ears, slightly paler to legs
and short wide tail - a gentle boy to handle.
TABBY COLOURPOINT PREMIER FEMALE:
1
GR.PC
&
BOB
DASHWOOD’S
PR.
MOONMARINER PETALS.
Chocolate Tabby
Colourpoint lass. Round head, wide open eyes of
a sound blue, ears well furnished just a fraction
open as yet, firm chin, level bite, medium length
to nose with good stop. Well balanced body and
legs, solid bone. Pale clear body coat, no shading.
Warm milk chocolate colour to ears, distinct tabby
markings, mask with M, eye lines and spectacles,
rings to legs and tail - well presented girl, a good
example of the breed.
CHINCHILLA OR GOLDEN PERSIAN IMP.GR./GR.
PREMIER FEMALE:
1 UK. GR. PR. & BOB SIGNEY’S GR.
PR.YANKIDOODLE CALYPSO. Stunning girl at
almost 7 years in super show condition. Rounded
skull, tiny ears with long furnishings, striking large
round eyes of a deep aqua/green, short nose,
ample break, chin firm, nice mascara to eyes and
nose leather. Wonderful coat, long, fine and soft
in texture with the lightest of even tipping giving
her a sparkling appearance. Cobby compact build
with a short wide tail - lovely temperament.
KENSINGTON KITTEN &
NEUTER C.C. – 26.7.2008
Linda Ward
Thank you Helen for inviting me to judge at the
Kensington, I had a lovely day and some excellent
exhibits. Thank you again to my steward Gill Allen who
looked after me extremely well.
BROWN KITTEN MALE:
1 SEARLE’S PENALLTIE MONTERAE BROWN (MN) 19.12.07.
Handsome young boy of good size, with a neat wedge
tapering down to the blunt muzzle, rounded top of head
between the ears. In profile good depth to the head,
gently rounded brow, nose break is slightly shallow and
the nose rolls off slightly at the tip. Chin is level, but is a
little shallow, bite is level. Ears follow the line of the
wedge and have the correct slight forward tilt. Eyes are
pale yellow chartreuse and are of good shape and set.
Well built and muscled body with slender legs and neat
oval paws. He has a good stance with the hind legs slightly
longer than the front legs. The tail is a good length to
balance and tapers gently to the tip. Coat colour is a
slightly cold shade of brown, and is a little patchy in colour.
A very friendly cat.
BROWN KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB FERGUSON’S MYTHIAN NAAYA 29.12.07. A very
attractive young kitten with a lovely wide wedge tapering
down to the blunt muzzle, with gently rounded top of
head between the ears. In profile there is good depth to
the head, a gently rounded brow, good nose break, nose
rolls off slightly at the tip, chin of good depth. Ears follow
the outline of the wedge and have the correct slight
forward tilt. Eyes are of good set and shape, and are deep
yellow chartreuse in colour. Body is well built and weighty
for age, with slender limbs and neat oval paws. Tail is of
good length to balance and tapers gently to the tip. She
has a good stance, with the hind legs being slightly longer
than the front ones. Coat colour is a warm shade of
brown. There are a few white hairs evident on the back of
the neck, which may possibly be the result of a vaccination.
There are also a few on the inside of her left ear. A very
friendly girl with a lovely temperament.
BLUE KITTEN MALE:
1 MOORE’S DULCAMARA JACKFROST 10.03.08. A
handsome young boy, with a neat wedge tapering down
to the muzzle. Gently rounded top of the head between
ears. In profile good depth to the head with gently
rounded brow; good nose break and good depth of chin.
Bite is level. Ears follow the line of the wedge and have
the correct slight forward tilt, and appear a fraction large
at present. Eyes of good shape and set are deep yellow
chartreuse at present. Body is well muscled and of good
size, with slender legs and neat oval paws. Tail is of good
length to balance and tapers gently to the tip. He has the
correct stance with the hind legs being slightly longer than
the front legs. Coat is close lying and is a shade of pewter
blue and showing some silvering on the face and ears.
Although he was a little upset today, he behaved
impeccably.
BLUE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB THOMPSON’S TYPHA HARMONY 09.04.08. A very
pretty young girl, with a lovely wide wedge which tapers
down to the blunt muzzle. Gently rounded top of the
head between ears. In profile good depth to the head,
with gently rounded brow, excellent nose break and deep
chin. Bite is level. Ears follow the outline of the wedge
and have the correct slight forward tilt. Eyes are of good
shape and set and are deep yellow chartreuse in colour at
present. Body is well muscled, weighty with slender legs
and neat oval paws. Tail is of good length to balance. She
has a good stance with the hind legs being slightly longer
than the front. Coat is close lying and a deep shade of
pewter blue with silvering visible on the muzzle. A very
friendly and happy girl who showed herself well.
BROWN OR CHOCOLATE NEUTER:
1 POWER’S IMP. GR. PR. MAINMAN RAJAH 11.08.03. A very
substantial chocolate boy with a wide wedge, tapering
down to a blunt muzzle. Gently rounded top of head
between the ears. In profile good depth of head, good
nose break, level chin of good depth. Bite level. Ears
follow the outline of the wedge and have the correct
slight forward tilt. Eyes of good shape and set are pale
yellow and have a good Burmese expression. Body is very
well built and muscled, with substantial legs and oval
paws. Tail is fractionally short to balance and tapers gently
to the tip. Coat is in good condition and is a warm shade
of chocolate and even in colour. A lovely cat who showed
himself well.
2 TIMBERLAKE’S UK & IMP. GR. PR. SYKRIS CHEZACER
27.07.01. Another friendly brown neuter, with wide
wedge, tapering down to a blunt muzzle. Gently rounded
top of head between the ears. In profile a gently rounded
brow, with good depth to head, good nose break, and
chin recedes very slightly. Bite is level but teeth are slightly
untidy. Ears follow the outline of the wedge and have
correct slight forward tilt. Eyes of good shape and set are
pale yellow and have good Burmese expression. Well
built and muscled boy with legs in proportion and neat
oval paws. Tail is of good shape and tapers gently to the
tip, but is short to balance. Coat is close lying is a lovely
warm shade of brown, and has a sprinkling of white hairs
visible. A lovely boy and a joy to handle.
3 POWER’S UK IMP. GR. PR. BURMASTAR 19.05.01. Pretty
brown girl with neat wedge, tapering down to the muzzle.
Gently rounded top of head between the ears. In profile
there is a rounded brow, good nose break, and the chin
recedes slightly. Bite is level, but teeth are untidy. Ears
follow the outline of the wedge and have correct slight
forward tilt. Eyes of good shape and set are pale yellow.
Well muscled body of good weight, with slender legs and
neat oval paws. Tail is a little short to balance but does
taper gently to the tip. Close lying coat of rich brown. A
lovely girl with perfect manners.
BLUE OR LILAC NEUTER:
1 CHAPMAN’S GR. PR. TRIBUNE BEAUSOIR 28.12.00. A very
good tempered blue boy with wide wedge, tapering down
to the blunt muzzle. Gently rounded top of head between
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the ears. In profile a rounded brow, good nose break, chin
recedes slightly, bite level. Ears follow the outline of the
wedge and have correct slight forward tilt. Eyes of good
shape and set are pale yellow. Well built and muscular boy
with slender limbs and oval paws. He has a good stance
with the hind legs being slightly longer than the front legs.
Tail is of good length to balance and tapers gently to the
tip. Coat is close lying and is pewter blue in colour with
some silvering on the limbs and muzzle. A really lovely
boy who handled well.
2 ELLI’S PR. MAINMAN SMARTYPANTS 08.07.07. A young
lilac boy with a medium wedge, tapering down to the
muzzle. Gently rounded top of head between the ears.
In profile a rounded brow, an acceptable nose break; nose
rolls off slightly at the end. Chin recedes slightly, bite is
level but untidy. Ears follow the outline of the wedge and
have correct slight forward tilt. Eyes are of good shape
and set and are pale yellow. Weighty boy with slender
limbs and neat oval paws. Good stance with the hind legs
slightly longer than the front legs. Tail is slightly short to
balance, but does taper gently to the tip. Coat is close
lying and even in colour, but slightly darker on the face
and down the back and tail. Coat has a hint of blue tone
to it.
AC COLOUR SENIOR NEUTER:
1 IMP. GR. PR. MAINMAN RAJAH 11.08.03
2 BUIST’S GR. PR. ADMEWBU BILBO BAGGINS 10.05.02. A
lovely brown boy with wide wedge which tapers down to
the muzzle. Gently rounded top of head between the
ears. In profile, rounded brow, good depth of head, level
chin and level bite. Ears follow the outline of the wedge
and have correct slight forward tilt. Eyes are of good shape
and set and are lustrous pale yellow with a lovely Burmese
expression. Well built and muscled body, with slender legs
and oval paws. Tail is fractionally short to balance, but
does taper gently to the tip. Coat is close lying and satin
in texture in a deep warm brown tone. A lovely cat who
was a joy to handle.
AC NOVICE NEUTER:
1 KEMPE’S UK GR. CH. OAKENSHIELD ACORN 08.04.98. A
lovely red girl with a wide wedge, tapering down to the
muzzle. Gently rounded top between the ears. In profile
a gently rounded brow, good nose break, chin level, bite
level. Ears follow the outline of the wedge and have
correct slight forward tilt. Eyes of good shape and set are
pale yellow and she has a lovely Burmese expression.
Extremely well built girl, with slender legs and neat oval
paws. Tail is short to balance, but does taper gently to the
tip. She has a very pale coat with no visible smudges, and
tangerine on the face and ears. A joy to handle.
AC RADIUS NEUTER:
27.07.01.
2 BUIST’S GR. PR. OAKENSHIELD SULTANOFSWING
20.01.01. A cream boy with a wide wedge, tapering down
to the muzzle. Gently rounded top between the ears. In
profile a gently rounded brow, good nose break, chin
level. On checking the bite, I called the Duty Vet who
confirmed that the cat has untidy incisors. Ears follow the
outline of the wedge and have correct slight forward tilt.
Eyes are of good shape and set and are pale yellow in
colour. Well built and muscled boy with slender legs and
oval paws. Tail is good length to balance and tapers
gently to the tip. Coat is pale cream with slightly darker
tone on the face, down the back and the tail, powdering
is visible on the face and back.
RED, CREAM KITTEN:
1 KEMPE’S OAKENSHIELD ANNA KARENINA 14.04.08. Very
pretty red kitten with a short wedge, tapering down to
the muzzle. Rounded top between the ears. In profile a
gently rounded brow, good nose break, but nose rolls off
slightly at the tip, chin level, bite level. Ears which
presently appear to be a little large, follow the outline of
the wedge and have correct slight forward tilt. Eyes are of
good shape and set and are currently a deep yellow
chartreuse colour. Good weight and size for age, with
slender legs and neat oval paws. Tail is fractionally short
to balance and tapers gently to the tip. Coat is very pale
at present with tangerine colouring coming in over the
face, head back and tail. A very promising kitten who was
purring all the time.
AC TORTIE KITTEN:
1 THOMPSON’S TYPHA HOPEANDSERENITY 09.04.08. Very
pretty girl with medium wedge, tapering down to the
muzzle. Rounded top of head between ears. In profile a
gently rounded brow, nose break slightly shallow and nose
rolls off slightly at the tip, chin recedes slightly, bite is level.
Ears follow the outline of the wedge and have correct
slight forward tilt. Eyes are of good shape and set and are
deep yellow chartreuse at present. Body is of good weight
for age and size with slender legs and neat oval paws. Tail
is of good length to balance and tapers gently to the tip.
Coat is close lying and is shades of lilac and cream. A sweet
natured girl who purred at the time.
AC NOVICE KITTEN:
1 FERGUSON’S MYTHIAN NAAYA 29.12.07
2 THOMPSON’S TYPHA HARMONY 09.04.08
3 SIMMONS’ KYMIAN ULRICA 02.02.08. Pretty chocolate
tortie kitten, with wide wedge, tapering down to the
muzzle. Gently rounded top of head between the ears.
In profile gently rounded brow, shallow nose break, and
nose rolls off at end. Bite is level, but chin recedes. Ears
follow the outline of the wedge and have correct slight
forward tilt. Eyes are of good shape and set and are
yellow chartreuse at present. Body is well built for age
and has slender legs with neat oval paws. She has a good
stance with the hind legs being slightly longer than the
front legs. Tail is a good length to balance and tapers
gently to the tip. Coat is close lying and consists of shades
of chocolate and red. Another kitten with a lovely
temperament.
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Mrs Sally Tokens
Thank you to the officers and committee for asking me to
judge at their show. I had a very enjoyable day with my
steward Mark Pearman, thanks for travelling with me and
agreeing to steward for the day.
AC PERSIAN SELF CHAMPION ADULT MALE:
GR. CC TOMLINSON’S CH. PELLARN POSSIBLEDREAM. Red
lad of just over two years old. Very good bone and lovely
weight. Small ears which are well set just a little open at
the base. Well developed skull. Cheeks full and round.
Large eyes of a good copper. Short broad nose. Level bite.
Coat fairly full with a small amount of undercoat, soft in
texture and the odd ghost marking to the legs. Medium
red in colour which was sound to the roots. Lightly
furnished tail which balances with the body.
AC PERSIAN SELF CHAMPION ADULT FEMALE:
GR. CC FISHER’S GR. CH. KINGSLINE MIDNIGHT MADNESS.
Black exotic of nearly five years old. Excellent bone and
very good weight. Short cobby body set low on the legs.
Ears a touch open but well set. Skull nicely rounded. Cheeks
full and round. Short broad nose. Level bite. Round eyes of
a very good copper. Coat of a very good length and
texture, standing away from the body. Moulting quite
badly today but soft to touch and jet black in colour which
was sound and even all over. Short tail which was well
covered.
RES. GR. CC HOWES’ CH. HONEYMIST WHITE ALPINEROSE.
Orange eyed white lass of eighteen months old. Medium
size bone structure with good substance. Just looking a
little tall on her legs today. Ears well placed a touch open
at the base. Skull well rounded. Cheeks full and round. Eyes
of a good orange and round in shape. Short nose with a
good stop and nice size leather and nostrils. Coat quite
long but lacking in undercoat today. Soft in texture and
clean white which had been well prepared. Short tail which
was nicely covered. Pleasing expression.
AC PERSIAN NON SELF PREMIER NEUTER MALE:
GR. PC ROGERS GR.CH. & PR.LIEBEKATZ CUTABOVE
THEREST. Black and white lad of just over three years old.
A very impressive chap with superb strong bone and very
good weight. Tiny ears which are well set. Skull nicely
developed. Eyes large and round of a good copper. Short
nose. Level bite. Cheeks full and round. Three patches of
black to the back, colour over the top of the eyes up to the
ears. Fully coloured tail. Jet black patches set off by
gleaming white which had been groomed down to the last
hair. Very good undercoat, soft in texture. A lovely looking
lad in a strong class of cats.
RES. GR. PC. BRITTLETON’S CH. & PR. RIASCATZ DUTCH
TREAT. Cream and white lad again another super boy of
nearly four and a half years old. Short cobby body set low
on the legs. Dinky ears which are well placed. Skull nicely
developed. Cheeks full and well rounded. Level bite. Short
broad nose with a good break. Eyes large and open and
showing a very good copper. White to the nape of the neck
and a small amount of white to his sides. White to the
cheeks and white blaze up on to the forehead. Pale cream
set off by lovely clean white. Coat long and full and very
well groomed. He ran the winner extremely close it was a
tough decision. Fully coloured tail which was well
furnished.
CHOCOLATE NEUTER:
PC withheld 1 STANBRIDGE’S GR. PR. LEEROMAX JAYCEE.
Just over six and a half years old. I was sorry to have to
withhold the certificate but unfortunately this lad’s eye
colour has now gone very green and this was my reason
for not giving the certificate today. The bite has also gone
off centre. Very good bone and super weight. Ears of a
good size and well set just a little open at the base. Cheeks
nicely filled out. Short broad nose. Skull well rounded. Coat
of a very good length and soft to touch. Medium chocolate
colouring and a little shady to his sides today. Short well
furnished tail.
TABBY OR TORTIE TABBY BIRMAN ADULT MALE:
1 CC DE SWARTE’S CH. SIMISOLA KYMIRA. Seal tabby lad
of just over two years old. Well developed bone structure
with substance. Medium size ears which are well placed.
Cheeks full. Tiny bit pinched in the muzzle today. Eyes
almost round and of a good blue. Level bite. Slight dip in
profile. Gloves evenly matched. Right sock just a touch
higher. Gauntlets of a good length and breadth. Small
amount of shading to the body coat which was today
lacking in undercoat. Good tabby markings with a well
marked m to the forehead and lines across the cheeks.
Strong markings to the legs and a few rings to a nicely
furnished tail.
TABBY OR TORTIE TABBY BIRMAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB DE SWARTE’S CH.SIMISOLA TAMSIN. Seal
tabby lass of just over seven years old. Looking very good
for her age. Strong bone and good weight. Ears of a good
size and well set. Cheeks full. Medium blue colouring to
well shaped eyes. Level bite. Medium length nose with a
slight dip in profile. Almost clear body coat which was soft
in texture and quite full. Scalloped gloves. Evenly matched
socks. Gauntlets broad and even in length. Lovely tabby
facial markings and well defined markings to the legs. Tail
in proportion to the body length well covered and showing
the odd ring.
2 PERCHARD’S DEMILUNE JESSE OFURPURITY. Nearly three
years old and a good size female. Lovely sound bone and
nice weight. Medium size ears which were well set. Cheeks
full. Eyes of a good shape and nice blue colouring. Medium
length nose with a slight dip in profile. Level bite. Just a
tiny bit pinched in the muzzle today. Small amount of
shading to the body coat which had some undercoat. Good
tabby markings to the legs and nicely marked m to the
forehead. Tail lightly covered and reaching the shoulders.
Gloves evenly matched. Socks well marked. Gauntlets
broad and even in length.
3 BLUNDELL & SKELDING’S CHANDALINI PHOEBE SNOW.
Blue tabby not yet a year old. Quite a small female but with
good substance. Ears a touch small and well set. Cheeks
fairly full. Profile a little short with a gentle dip. Good blue
colouring to well shaped eyes. Level bite. Well developed
muzzle. Symmetrically marked gloves. Socks evenly
matched. Gauntlets even in length I would have liked them
a touch longer for perfection. Feint m to the forehead and
lines from the corner of the eyes across the cheeks. Odd
marking to the legs. Tail balances with the body and is
lightly covered. Almost clear body coat of a soft texture
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and a small amount of undercoat.
4 DOUGLAS’S FELONIE EYE CANDY. Lilac tabby just over a
year old. Medium bone structure and good weight. Ears of
a good size and well set. Cheeks quite full and just a little
pinched in the muzzle today. Well shaped eyes of a nice
blue colour. Medium length nose with a slight dip in
profile. Level bite. Tabby markings to the face with the
markings to the legs very feint at present. Clear body coat
of a soft texture with a small amount of undercoat. Gloves
evenly matched. Socks level. Gauntlets broad and even in
length. Tail in proportion with the body length and nicely
covered.
AC COLOURPOINTED OR MITTED RAGDOLL ADULT MALE:
1 CC & BOB SALLOWS FILENSIO BLAZE OF GLORY. Seal
mitted only just into adult hood. Very good temperament
and a pleasure to handle. Well developed bone and good
weight. Ears slightly tilt forward and of an adequate size.
Cheeks full and muzzle nicely developed. Gentle dip in
profile. Level bite. Slightly oblique set eyes and sound blue
colouring. Small amount of shading to the body which had
a good undercoat. Spot of colour to the right hock. Coat
fairly full and soft to touch. White to the chin and well
marked mittens. Tail fully coloured and very nicely
furnished.
2 WASSALL’S CERINDACAT ROCKA-DJ-FELA. Seal
colourpoint again another youngster at only just over
eleven months old. Strong bone and very good substance.
Ears medium in size and slightly tilt forward. Flat plane.
Well shaped eyes and good blue colouring. Level bite.
Gentle dip in profile. Just a tiny bit pinched in the muzzle
today. Coat fairly full and a little upside down at the
moment with some darker areas at the roots. Soft in
texture and well prepared. Some brindling to the muzzle
which detracts from his balance today. Tail nicely furnished
and reaching the shoulder blades.
3 FITTEN’S FINEARTE JUST WILLIAM. Seal colourpoint just
over three years old. Strong bone and very good weight.
Ears slightly tilt forward and are of a good size. Flat plane.
Cheeks rather narrow with a nicely developed muzzle.
Good eye shape and strong blue colour. Medium length
nose with a gentle dip in profile. Strong seal brown to all
the points with some slight shading to the body coat and
a small amount of undercoat. Tail is well furnished of a
good colour to match the other points and balances with
the body.
AC COLOURPOINTED OR MITTED RAGDOLL ADULT
FEMALE:
1 CC MATTHEWS FILENSIO KISSIN’ TIME. Seal mitted girl of
just over ten months old. Well developed bone and very
good substance. Well set ears medium in size and slightly
tilt forward. Flat plane. Cheeks full and a well developed
muzzle. Good eye shape and nice blue colour. Level bite.
Gentle dip in profile. White to the chin and the mittens
with white back legs. Small amount of shading to the body
coat which has some undercoat. Soft texture. Tenses tail
when examined. Tail balances with the body and is well
covered.
2 FITTEN’S FINEARTE ELLIE. Seal tabby colourpoint of
eleven months old. Well grown female with good bone
and substance. Ears well set and slightly tilt forward.
Cheeks full just narrowing in the muzzle. Gentle dip in
profile. Eyes of a slightly oblique shape and good blue
colour. Level bite. Some slight shading to the body coat
which was soft in texture and well prepared. Good tabby
markings to the face with a well marked m to the forehead
and lines from the corner of the eyes across the cheeks.
Tabby markings to the legs. One or two rings to a nicely
covered tail. Just looking immature today.
3 SUMMERLEY’S SNOANDA SENTIMENTALBLUES. Blue
mitted girl of nearly two years old. Very fine boned female
with adequate weight. Ears of a medium size which are
well set and slightly tilt forward. Cheeks are very narrow
and the muzzle also narrows. Good eye shape and lovely
blue colouring. Level bite. Medium length nose with a
gentle dip in profile. Soft texture to the coat which at
present is lacking in undercoat. Front right marking reaches
the stopper pad but does not go past. White chin and back
legs. Tail lightly furnished and just reaching the shoulder
blades.
BLUE BIRMAN NEUTER MALE:
BOB CALDWELL’S GR. PR. CALLOUI ENRICO. Just over two
years old and showing excellent strong bone and very good
weight. Very good temperament and a delight to handle.
Medium size ears which are well set. Cheeks full and nicely
developed muzzle. Eyes almost round and of a very good
blue. Slight dip in profile. Level bite. Equally matched
gloves, left sock a touch higher, gauntlets broad and even
in length. Clear soft and very full body coat which had been
beautifully prepared. Tail very well furnished and balances
with the body. A superb looking chap.
BLUE BIRMAN NEUTER FEMALE:
PC withheld 1 RUSSELL’S PANZALIA CHIFFONAY. Just over
two years old. I was sorry to withhold but unfortunately
this girl’s bite is overshot. Small female with nice substance
I would have preferred the boning much larger. Ears well
set and of a good size. Cheeks full. Eyes almost round and
of a good blue colouring. Slight dip in profile to a medium
length nose. Coat very shady and soft in texture with some
undercoat. Gloves evenly marked. Socks level. Gauntlets a
touch short but even in length. Tail lightly furnished and
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RED CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN NEUTER MALE:
1 PC BLUNDELL & SKELDING’S PR. POLAPAWZ DRAKOS
STAR. Red lad of just over two years old. Very well
developed lad with super bone and weight. Good ear set
and size. Cheeks nice and full and a well developed muzzle.
Eyes of a lovely blue and almost round. Medium length
nose with a slight dip in profile. Level bite. Front right
marking reaches the stopper but does not go past. Gloves
even. Socks well matched. Gauntlets broad and even in
length. Excellent preparation to a full coat showing a slight
golden hue. Lovely depth of red to all the points.
BOB BENNETT’S GR. PR. MUNKCHIP HUNNYBEAR. Red lad
of just over two years old. Excellent strong bone and very
good weight. Well set ears of a medium size. Cheeks full
just a wee bit pinched in the muzzle. Eyes almost round
and showing a very good blue. Medium length nose with
a slight dip in profile. Level bite. Scalloped gloves. Socks
even. Gauntlets well matched just a touch short in length.
Very well covered tail which balances with the body. Rich
red points with an almost clear body coat of a soft texture
and quite full.
RED CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PC RIDDLE’S GR. CH. MLYWARD TOPAZ. Red lass of just
over seven years old. A very talkative lass with super bone
and very good substance and certainly not looking her age.
Ears of a medium size and well set. Cheeks full with a well
developed muzzle. Good eye shape and blue colouring.
Slight dip in profile. Level bite. Coat long and full with a
clear body coat and super red points all very well matched
in the depth of colour. Gloves even. Left sock a touch
higher. Gauntlets equally matched. A very nice lass. Well
furnished tail.
AC BI COLOUR RAGDOLL NEUTER MALE:
PC withheld 1 DAWE’S MIDNIGHTPAWS UNKNOWN
JEWEL. Blue bi colour just over a year old and a nicely
grown lad with very good bone and weight. I was sorry to
withhold but felt that the inverted v to the face was not
symmetrical. Medium size ears which slightly tilt forward
and are well positioned. Cheeks full and a well developed
muzzle. Eyes with a slightly oblique shape and nice blue
colouring. Good profile with a gentle dip. Level bite. Coat
fairly full with a good undercoat and soft texture. White to
the collar and a patch to the back. White limbs and tummy.
Tail well furnished and reaching the shoulder blades.
BOB ASHWORTH’S IGR. PR. RAGALYN BLUE LAGOON. Blue
bi colour lad just over four years old. One I have had the
pleasure of judging in the past and a super lad with
excellent bone and weight. Temperament to die for. Well
set ears which slightly tilt forward. Flat plane. Cheeks full.
Medium length nose with a gentle dip in profile. Level bite.
White patch to the back and full white collar. White to the
legs and tummy. Soft texture to the coat which was of a
good length and with some undercoat. Tail reaches the
shoulders and is very well furnished. Lovely lad who had
the better coat than the female today. Well done.
AV SLH BREEDERS ADULT MALE:
1 ALLEN’S CH. TISANTI PEDRO DEARBUES. Blue Birman of
fifteen months old. Very strong well developed lad with
super substance. Ears medium in size and well set. Cheeks
full with the just a very slight pinch in the muzzle. Super
profile with a slight dip. Eyes almost round and of a very
good blue. Level bite. Ruff beginning to frame the face.
Clear body coat with a small amount of undercoat. Tail
balances with the body and is well covered. Gloves evenly
marked, left sock a touch higher, gauntlets broad and even
in length.
2 SALLOWS FILENSIO BLAZE OF GLORY. Seal mitted
Ragdoll.
3 WHITEHOUSE’S GR. CH. WHITECREST RAJAH. Seal
Birman.
AV SLH BREEDERS ADULT FEMALE:
1 SUTTIE’S ADSETLO TWOULRIKA. Blue Birman lass of
fifteen months old. Very pleasing expression. Strong bone
and lovely substance. Well set ears of a medium size.
Cheeks and muzzle nicely developed. Good eye shape and
lovely blue colouring. Level bite. Medium length nose with
a slight dip in profile. Clear soft body coat which had a
small amount of undercoat. Gloves evenly marked. Socks
nice and level. Gauntlets broad and even in length. Well
covered tail which reaches to the shoulder blades.
2 DELANEY’S DEENLAY SYRINGA. Lilac birman girl of ten
months old who is well grown for her age and showing a
sound bone structure. A sturdy female. Well set ears and
lovely width to the cheeks. Medium length nose with a
slight dip in profile. Level bite. Eyes almost round and of a
very good blue colouring. Mask not yet fully coloured and
the colouring to the limbs very slightly lighter in colour. Tail
well furnished and balances with the body. Soft texture to
the body coat which was clear. Gloves symmetrically
marked. Socks even. Gauntlets of a good breadth and
width. 3 DE SWARTE’S GR. CH. SIMISOLA TIMETO SHINE.
Blue Birman.
1 SALLOWS CH. FILENSIO TREASURE. Blue bi colour
Ragdoll. Fifteen months old and of a medium size and
weight. Ears slightly tilt forward and medium in size. Flat
plane. Eyes of a good shape and medium blue colouring.
Level bite. Gentle dip in profile. Symmetrically marked
inverted V in white to the face. Pale body coat of a soft
texture and with a small amount of undercoat. Good tail
which balances.
2 FITTEN’S FINEARTE ELLIE. Seal tabby colourpoint ragdoll.
3 SYKES DARAQUIST SUZY SPLASH. Tortie classic tabby and
white Maine Coon.
AV SLH VISITORS NEUTER:
1 SEYMOUR’S PR. FANCYPAWS MRBOJANGLES. Seal
Birman lad of nearly three years old. Very strong bone and
super weight. Well positioned ears. Cheeks full and a well
developed muzzle. Lovely eye shape and a good blue
colour for his age. Medium length nose with a slight dip in
profile. Almost clear body coat which was full with a good
undercoat and soft to touch. Seal brown points all well
matched in the depth of colour. Evenly marked gloves,
socks nice and level, gauntlets broad and even in length. A
lovely lad.
2 CALDWELL’S GR. PR. CALLOUOI ENRICO. Blue Birman just
over two years old. Another well built lad with very good
bone and weight. Ears of a good size and set. Cheeks quite
full and a nicely rounded muzzle. Lovely blue colouring to
well shaped eyes. Profile with a slight dip. Level bite. Soft
texture to the body coat. Small amount of undercoat
present and almost clear. Gloves equal. Left sock just a
smidge higher. Gauntlets of a very good length and equal
breadth. Tail nicely covered and in proportion to the body
length.
3 STABLES GR. CH. AMORES OPHELIA FIZKIN. Usual silver
Somali.
AV SLH VISITORS NEUTER:
1 WATTS CH. & GR. PR. EMANAN BOOTSTRAP BILL. Blue
Somali who I adore and when he has a coat he is
magnificent. The combination of a soft blue with a very
warm mushroom to the legs and chest is wonderful to see.
Superb moderate wedge with gently curving contours and
showing beautiful balance. Well rounded muzzle and the
smile evident. Good profile with a slight nose break. Ears
placed well apart and not set low, large in size and having
a very good cupped shape. Small tufts to the top of the
ears of a soft blue and very good furnishings of a warm
mushroom. Almond shaped eyes of green in colour and
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showing very good pencilling from the inner corner of the
eye up to the forehead and the outer part of the eye across
the cheeks. Lovely muscular firm build to the body. Oval
paws with small tufts on long elegant legs. Long tail which
was well furnished. Coat lying flat along the spine with
small breeches evident. Slight ruff to frame the face, he did
not have as much coat today as what I have seen him have
before. Soft texture to the coat. Coat well ticked with blue
and the heels showing a slightly deeper shade of blue
colouring. Excellent condition and a wonderful
temperament.
2 ASHWORTH’S IGR. PR. RAGALYN BLUE LAGOON. Blue bi
colour Ragdoll.
3 SALTER’S ADSETLO ONECOOLCAT.
The following classes I was given later in the day as Mrs
Gillson was not feeling too well, so I have just printed the
names of the winners and not done a full write up on these
cats.
AV SLH DEBUTANTE KITTEN:
1 DAVIES DUBROVNA RHIANNA.
2 BEAUMONT’S JANDORA JUST STARSNSTRIPES.
3 DELANEY’S DEENLAY MISS DIOR.
1 SAVILLE’S ISHCUS ALEXANDROVA.
2 BURNS SOMANTIKKS CALLME MADAM.
3 FORD’S STUKELIN SUMMERS DREAM.
1 MANSELL’S FORESTSHADOW CHLOE.
2 ADAMS RAGADEE TIRAMISU.
3 HALL’S BAGGINS MISS GIGGLES.
Report received 19.11.2008.
HERTS & MIDDLESEX C.C. –
6.9.2008
Mrs. Carole Jones
Once again I give my thanks to Elaine, John and Lisa for
another very enjoyable Show. An unflappable and happy
team. Thank you for your hospitality, faultless as always.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN ADULT:
1 CC & BOB HOOKEY’S MIKKAR LADYLYNX (F): A very
pretty girl of twenty months of ago. Head a well balanced
medium wedge with excellent width across top, gently
rounded contours and correct muzzle indentation. Clear
and correct face markings. Profile shows slight nose break,
firm chin and level bite. Ears large with good width
between, correctly set and with tiny tufts. Eyes large, very
expressive, set well apart and slightly almond shaped. Body
very nice, medium in build, lithe, of good size and feeling
muscular. Legs slender and elegant, proportionate to body
with small oval feet. Medium length black hocks. Tail thick
at base and tapering to a medium length black tip. Coat
very nice, short, fine and lying close. Base colour a warm
apricot with four bands of clear ticking and a bright overall
hue. No necklet, no leg baring, no white and no grey roots.
A very nice girl with a lovely temperament, easy to assess
although a typical Aby with at least ten legs!
2 MORRIS’ SALADIN SHAHIDA (F): A girl of just over eleven
months of age and at present a little adolescent in build.
Head generally has good lines with good width across top,
gently rounded contours although muzzle needs a fraction
more indentation, as at present is rather straight from
outer base of ear to end of nose. Good clear pigmentation
markings on face. Profile shows fractionally long nose with
slight nose break, firm chin and level bite. Ears large in size
with correct width between, well set although lacking
tufts. Eyes large in size with good width between, a little
round in shape today but well set and expressive. Body
medium in build, lithe and muscular, just needing to be a
fraction more mature. Legs slender and elegant with small
oval feet and long black hock markings. Tail of sufficient
length to balance body well with long black tip, although
I would prefer it a little broader at base. Coat excellent,
short, fine and lying close with a lovely sheen to it. Base
colour to coat a rich apricot and showing four bands of
clear ticking and giving a warm overall impression. Three
broken necklaces, fairly heavy front leg baring, no white
and no grey roots. An exhibit shown in excellent condition
with a delightful temperament making her very easy to
handle.
SORREL ABYSSINIAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB HANSELL-ALEXANDROPOULOU’S ABFABY
SIENNA MOONDUST. A girl of almost one year of age and
very tense. Head a pleasing balanced moderate wedge
with good width across top and showing correct contour
lines and correct muzzle indentation. Good and clear face
markings. Profile shows correct slight nose break, deep
firm chin and level bite. Ears medium to large in size with
good width between and correctly set. Eyes a little too
round today but I do think this is probably due to her
unease at being handle, they are however correctly set.
Body medium in size, perhaps slightly plump around her
tum, but still feeling muscular. Legs slender and elegant
with small oval feet and medium length chocolate hocks.
Tail of sufficient length to balance body although it looked
a little thin in proportion to body size, with a medium
length chocolate tip. Coat excellent, short, fine and lying
close with a really impressive gloss to it. Coat colours a
bright apricot base with brilliant copper top coat, clearly
showing four bands of chocolate ticking. Two well broken
necklets, no leg barring although a little white isolated to
chin area only. A very nice girl, somewhat worried and a
fraction stroppy although not difficult to assess just happier
in her pen than out of it.
BENGAL BROWN SPOTTED ADULT MALE:
1 CC AND BOB WELLINGTON’S ZUGZOG ROMEO
NAMOURAI. A boy of almost one year and ten months,
very strong and mature. Head a broad medium wedge
with gently rounded contours, large and broad nose with
puffed nose leather. The muzzle is full and broad although
I think it needs to be just a fraction longer. Head set on a
thick and muscular neck well in proportion to body.
Excellent face markings which run unbroken over head,
down neck and onto shoulders. Profile shows gentle curve
to nose line with the slightest of dips provided by a small
bump on nose. Ears small in size, wide at base and well set.
Eyes almost round in shape and well set. Body long and
sleek, very strong and muscular and feeling powerful. Legs
medium in length, strong and muscular and showing
broken rings and some spots. Large rounded paws with
some spots on toes. Tail, although long in length is thick
and even with a rounded dark brown tip. Coat short in
length and whilst not particularly dense is unusually soft
to the touch, Coat colours are a pale gold ground with a
pattern of dark brown and a lovely pale chest, this colour
following through the whole of his underside, very nice to
see. Spot sizes a mixture of small, medium and large some
of which are arrow headed. There are also quite a lot of
‘dashes’. Coat pattern well defined, very distinct and
showing glitter. Tummy clearly spotted, one chin strap, two
necklaces complete an otherwise pleasing exhibit. A well
presented exhibit with an amiable temperament.
2 O’BRIEN’S KALUKIKATZ GALAHAD. This lad at just over
a year of age is at present is a trifle adolescent although
with great confidence and the most welcoming
temperament. Head rather unbalanced, in that it needs
more width across the top to balance length and also
needing more width between his ears. Nose is broad in
relation to width of head and he does have the required
puffed nose leather. Muzzle needs to be fuller and
broader, this may happen as he matures. Profile shows
gentle curves with a slight dip in the nose line, a firm chin
and level bite. Ears moderately large just needing a little
more width between although correctly set following the
lines of the face, head on. Eyes almost round, needing
more width between although correctly set. Body long,
sleek and muscular with a good broad chest and in
excellent condition, just needing to mature. Legs medium
in length, strong and muscular with large rounded paws.
Leg pattern excellent showing very clear broken rings with
spotty paws. Tail medium in length, thick and even with a
dark brown rounded tip. Tail markings excellent, a mixture
of rings and dashes. Coat short and flat, not dense, rather
harsh to the touch as against soft and luxurious. Coat
colours a bright gold ground with a dark brown pattern.
Pattern over back rather diffused, a mixture of long dashes
rather than spots but on flanks and down back legs very
clear medium sized spots and the whole body showing
glitter. There is also one chin strap and one and half
necklaces. Tummy very clearly spotted, in fact the pattern
here was better than the back. This is something which I
have not observed before and maybe it is a coat pattern in
transition. This boy was well presented, had an excellent
temperament and was a joy to handle.
BENGAL BROWN MARBLED ADULT:
1 CC &BOB KENNARD’S RAJIQUE MISS MARBLE (F). This girl
was two and three quarter years with a delightfully relaxed
temperament. Head overall presents as a short blunt and
rounded wedge and whilst has good width across top does
need more length to muzzle. Nose needs to be broader
although there is the correct slightly puffed nose leather.
Good clear face markings which flow in an unbroken
pattern over head, down neck and onto shoulders where
they flow into a moderately complex pattern. Profile
shows gently rounded brow and with a slight dip in nose
line, firm chin and level bite. Ears medium in size, wide at
base with rounded tips and correctly set. Eyes almost round
in shape, large in size and although correctly set she gave
the impression of having a permanent frown. Body
medium in length, strong and muscular with a very nice
feel to it. Legs medium in length, strong and muscular with
large rounded paws. Leg markings very distinct showing
clear broken rings with a few small spots. Tail medium in
length, thick and even but colour almost solid apart from
two broken rings towards end and with a short rounded
dark brown tip. Coat excellent being short in length, very
dense and luxurious and soft to the touch. Coat colours
bright gold ground with light and dark brown swirling
pattern, much of which is outlined with black. The whole
pattern very well defined. There is also one chin strap, two
necklaces and a moderately well spotted tummy. This girl
was very relaxed making her easy to assess and was worthy
of her Certificate on account of her coat texture and
pattern despite the shortish head.
2 SANDERSON’S DRASNIAN LYTTLE DOUSHKA (F). A girl of
almost two years and four months very similar to winner in
many respects. Head whilst having good width across top
was a rounded wedge with a nose which needed to be
broader and a muzzle which was a little fine. Excellent face
markings with good clear pattern running over head, down
neck and breaking into an interesting pattern over
shoulders. Profile shows correct rounded brow with slight
curve to shortish nose, firm chin and level bite. Ears
medium in size with good width between and correctly set.
Eyes oval in shape, large in size and well set. Body medium
in build, sleek and muscular and feeling fit and strong.
Legs medium in length, strong and muscular and clearly
marked with broken rings and a few small spots on
rounded paws. Tail a little fine at base although even in
thickness and with a mainly solid colour apart from two
broken rings towards tip. Coat short in length and
although not particularly dense does have the correct soft
feel to it. Coat colours are a pale gold ground with a black
random swirling pattern. The pattern is very well defined
but I would benefit from more warmth if it were to have
more colours in it. It does however, show very clear glitter.
There is one chin strap, one necklace and a very clearly
spotted tummy. This girl was well presented, easy to assess
and nice to handle.
3 O’BRIEN’S TIMBARRA SERAFINA (F). This lady at just nine
and a half months of age was overshadowed by more
mature girls. Head a good medium wedge, just slightly
longer than wide with a nose which needs to be a little
broader and a moderately strong muzzle. Overall head
balance just needs time to mature, I think. Lovely clear
markings to face, running over head and down onto neck
but the pattern is generally a bit heavy and solid over
shoulders. Ears medium to large in size, wide at base with
good width between and fairly well set. Eyes oval in shape,
large in size and well set. Body very adolescent at present
and whilst in excellent condition and is long and sleek she
needs to be more muscular. Legs medium in length,
moderately strong and muscular and showing a pattern of
clear broken rings interspersed with baby spots. Tail long,
rather fine at present and almost solid in colour apart from
one gold flash towards end of tail. Coat short in length,
not particularly dense at present although soft to the
touch. Coat colours a pale gold ground with a black
swirling pattern. The swirls are really good but I would
prefer more colours to pattern. The pattern is a little heavy
at present. There is one chin strap, two necklaces and the
tummy is very clearly spotted on a very pale ground. In fact
the tummy is lovely. A well presented exhibit, very easy to
assess and I think just needs time to grown and for her
colour to develop.
LA PERM ADULT INTERMEDIATE:
IC & BOB CRAGG’S WAKANDA HARRIETT POTTER (F) (80L
21b). This girl was thirteen and a half months, very well
grown and muscular for her age. Head a medium length
modified wedge, just longer than wide with gentle
contours, gently rounded muzzle and prominent whisker
pads. Whiskers long and moderately curled. Profile shows
flat brow, slight break to nose line, moderately firm chin
and level bite. Ears medium to large in size with correct
width between, well set with good furnishings and
earmuffs. Eyes large in size, a slight rounded almond in
shape, and set wide apart. Body medium in size and build,
firm and muscular with a good feel to it and carried on
medium length strong legs with rounded feet. Tail of good
length to balance body, thicker at the base and tapering
with moderately well developed tail plume. Coat of good
medium length with good curl to hairs which stand away
from the body and have a good springy texture and the
required unkempt appearance. A well presented exhibit,
of good type and easy to assess.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN NEUTER:
PC & BOB HANSELL-ALEXANDROPOULOU’S ABFABY
MAGIC MERLIN (MN). A lad of almost one year of age, very
well grown but extremely timid. Head a well balanced
medium wedge showing gentle contour lines and correct
muzzle indentation. Facial markings moderately clearly
defined. Profile shows slight nose break, a chin which
needs to be deeper and a bite which is not quite level. Ears
large in size with good width between, well set and with
tiny tufts. Eyes large in size, set well apart although today
rather round in shape. Body long in length and this lad
obviously enjoys his food as he is a little plump around his
tummy, although still feeling muscular. Legs moderately
slender and elegant with small oval feet. Medium length
black hock markings. Tail thick at base, tapering to a
medium length black tip. Length of tail balances body well.
Coat short, fine and lying close. Coat ideally would be a
little warmer in colour. The base colour is a pale apricot
and shows a clear four bands of ticking. This lad was well
presented, was without malice although very difficult to
unravel and assess due to his timidity.
AV IMPERIAL GRAND OR CHAMPION ADULT:
1 MOORE’S GR.CH.ANOKKI BOY GEORGE (M) (27c).
2 SANDERSON’S GR.CH.CATOMINE FRISKY FANDANGO
(M) (77).
3 WOODLEY’S GR.CH.BELLABONNY-E JOHNNY BEGOOD
(M) (72 45q).
AV NOT WON A CC ADULT:
1 CROSS’S RASTACAT SHAKADELLIC MOJO (F) (33 36a).
2 WELLINGTON’S ZUGZOG ROMEO NAMOURAI (M) (76
30).
3 RANSOM’S MAINMAN KISSTASTIC (F) (27c).
AV DEBUTANTE KITTEN:
1 DEAN’S METALLICAT SILVER EDWARD (M) (18).
2 DRONSFIELD AND COPE’S PENNYDOWN TZSARINA (F)
(16).
3 LEE’S SEWNSEW COTTON TAIL (M) (79s).
1 APLIN’S THICKTHORN WATER LILY (F) (73b).
2ALP’S ADATESH INDIANA JONES (M) (72 43q).
EX 2 BOND-WONNEBERGER’S FURBAELL STARGAZER (M)
(16a).
3 BUNYAN’S CHICHI THATLEDOME (M) (33a36d).
1 FORTESCUE’S BLOOMERS BELCHAMPS BARON (M)
(27d)
AV FOREIGN JUNIOR NEUTER:
1 BLACKMAN AND WALKER’S RASTAKESHI
CHOCSINSOCKS (FN) (33 31b).
2 HERRING’S CLARKESFIELD JAIPUR (FN) (76 30).
3 HERRING’S CLARKESFIELD SANTIARGO (MN) (76 20).
EX 3ANDERSON KEEBLE’S SANTILLO FEROMESES
MERCURY (MN) (78 30s).
AV FOREIGN SENIOR NEUTER:
1 BANDY’S UK GR.PR.TROIKA ODETTE (FN) (16a).
2 LAWRIES CHRISAN CHARANGO (MN) (33 31bs).
3 BARTLETT’S ADFURSH IVANOVITCH (MN) (16a).
Mrs Di Brown
My thanks to the A team of show managers Elaine, John
and Lisa, an excellently run show and I had a very enjoyable
day. Thanks also goes to Mike Ralph for his faultless
stewarding, he is so good with difficult cats, they really do
respond well to his confident handling.
OPEN CLASSES
AC GD. PR. ORIENTAL NEUTER MALE:
IMP. GD. PC. HOLDER’S GD. PR. MYLYNN MAGICNOIR (62
36) 09/12/06. Gorgeous boy, very handsome indeed. Strong
head with excellent top line and large ears set to balance.
Good shape and set to eyes, although can hold wide at
times, colour clear vivid green. Excellent profile, strong and
straight, chin deep, firm and perpendicular to nose tip,
level bite. Comfortably covered body of very good length
long strong limbs and large tufted paws, tail needs a touch
more length to balance. Jet black coat with just the right
amount of silver undercoat, although well up the hair shaft
the smoking only really showing through where it is
shorter, such as under the neck and on the face, which is
particularly good for an OLH. Wonderful texture to coat,
length generally good, could be a touch longer down the
sides for perfection, but shows frilling under tummy and
the plume is very well furnished. Lurking under his
blankets today, not in his usual double pen and obviously
did not approve. Excellently presented.
ORIENTAL FAWN ADULT MALE:
CC & BOB HAGGAR’S CH. SUSPIRA SIMPLY SOLARUS
21/04/07. A dear boy of good type who I have given a
certificate to very recently. He is little changed from our
last encounter – including his very own distinctive perfume
of which he seems inordinately proud. Coat texture a touch
better today, not quite so soft, still showing his impressive
lack of pattern and soundness. Perfect temperament for a
full male.
ORIENTAL SPOTTED TABBY ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC W/H CHERRY’S CIATRA TABBIPOLKA (38) 29/11/07.
Very good for type and style, well developed with lovely
size and substance for 9 months old. Unfortunately the coat
pattern and colour was not correct thus the withholding
of the certificate. Stylish medium length wedge with very
good top of head and large flared ears well set but with a
tendency to flatten. Oval eye shape, setting good, colour
yellowish green. Good profile and chin with level bite.
Very long firm and elegant body, long slender limbs and
neat oval paws, whippy tail needs a touch more length to
balance. Spotted pattern lacks warmth of tone with the
ground colouring beige rather than warm bronze, showing
a fair amount of linkage to spotting particularly on the left
side and over shoulders, but spine line well broken. The
barring on the extremities was well defined but the body
pattern was heavily invaded with agouti hairs and thus
lacked clarity. Superb texture to coat, beautifully short and
sleek. Good tempered but rather shy. Excellently presented.
TABBY POINTED SIAMESE ADULT MALE:
1 CC W/H ESTERFORD HOWARD’S CH. MAPU MALACHITE
(32/8) 18/06/07. Lovely type to this lad but still a tad
effeminate and lacking masculine strength of head for a
male of 15 months. Nevertheless it is a stylish head with
wide top line and super sized ears set to balance. Love his
eyes, typical shape set and expression and very good depth
of colour. Almost straight profile, good chin and level bite.
Good weight and tone to long body, long limbs and tail.
Down in my book as Caramel, but I still have my doubts, I
would have expected him to be darker and more dingy in
tone at this age, he is still far too pretty a colour for caramel
but in the yellowish lighting I wasn’t prepared to fault him
on this. Pattern very good with many tail rings. Impressively
unshaded coat which does tend to suggest lilac rather than
caramel, coat texture short and close. This lad was in very
good condition but unfortunately his show preparation left
a lot to be desired with dirty chin that extended practically
down to his neck. It is a beauty competition after all so I
did not feel I could award the certificate under those
circumstances.
TABBY POINTED SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
CC HALL’S FURRYFACE DARCEY (32/2) 31/07/07. A very typy
and stylish young miss, still quite dainty for her age but
with enough weight and substance. Lovely head with very
wide top line and large wide based butterfly ears
excellently set. Oriental eye shape and set with super
expression and really brilliant colour. Almost straight
profile with small dip to nose, chin good and bite just about
level, marginal pinch to muzzle. Nicely covered slender
body with dainty limbs and long whippy tail to balance.
Mid blue tabby markings, showing “classic” pattern with
wide unevenly spaced tail rings. Coat length good but
texture a little soft and fine, and she did not do herself any
favours by fluffing herself up with pleasure. Lovely
temperament, a very happy and friendly lady, excellently
presented.
2 BOWLES-GOWDY’S MAFDET ROSE ROYCE (32/1)
08/11/07. A stylish little queen who ran the winner close,
still slightly out of balance at the moment whereas the
other girl, although dainty was the more mature looking.
Broad medium wedge with lovely wide top line and very
large wide based ears set to follow. Slightly wide but well
shaped eyes of excellent brilliant colour, nicely slanted and
set. Almost straight profile and firm chin, bite just about
level. Long weighty body appears to have slimmed down
a touch since our last meeting, long elegant limbs and neat
spoon paws, long tapered tail to balance. Fairly good tabby
marking, she would appear to be ticked based by her very
large thumb prints, single cheek tracings and indistinct
scarab, bracelets very narrow and close and tail barely the
one third ringed. Coat a touch fine in texture today but
good length and lying close, with very light ticked shading
overall. A pleasure to handle and excellently presented.
Judged for BOB & awarded HARRINGTON’S IMP. GD. CH.
HELLFIRE CASTASPELL (32/10) M 26/11/03. A very familiar
boy looking very composed and regal today, There is
nothing that I can add to my previous critiques, his
temperament was perfect as always, he is obviously a much
loved boy. Presented to perfection as usual.
Also judged for BOB PUMMELL’S CH. FURRYFACE ATHENA
(32/3) F 08/07/06. A mature lady of overall good type and
style. Medium length, well balanced wedge with good top
of head and large flared ears very well set. Oriental eye
shape and set with gentle expression and very good colour.
Some slight flattening of the skull above the brow line,
profile otherwise straight, good chin and bite. Well covered
body of good length and tone with long limbs and neat
paws, tapered tail almost balances. Dark but warm toned
tabby markings, pattern good with well defined scarab,
good thumb prints, single cheek ribbons, multi leg bars and
tail half ringed. Good close texture to lightly shaded coat.
Very shy but sweet tempered, beautifully presented.
TORTIE POINTED SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
Judged for BOB only and awarded KNOWLSON’S GD. CH.
DRESTOTHRIL DANCELOT (32b1) 03/06/06. Another very
familiar friend, super type and style with a wicked
temperament that gives her that fabulous “make my day”
look. However today I think she meant it and we really did
have a limited time to assess her before putting her back in
her pen very smartly. Beautifully presented
BLUE POINT SIAMESE NEUTER MALE:
PC & BOB SIMPSON’S GD. PR. SHERMESE TOO TOO PATOU
04/04/07. A very stylish boy who I have handled many times
and given high awards to in the past. He really does have
some excellent qualities, his type is super and his points and
eye colour are very good. I would like him to be a touch
more masculine and he does have a bit of a bump on the
profile between the eyes, but overall he is a quality cat who
is a joy to handle – although he does tend to dribble down
your neck. Presented to perfection as always.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE SELF POINTED ADULT:
1 SIMPSON’S SOWHYNOT TRICKNTREAT (24c) F 13/10/06.
Overall a well balanced lady. Points colour a touch on the
blue side but lighting not good today, eye shape and
setting good. Won the class on maturity.
2 HALL’S FURYFACE FONTEYN (24) F 31/07/07. This lady is
very stylish but needs time to mature, and one or two
minor things put her down to second today, namely, her
eye colour could be better for a seal and she was badly
brindled on the mask. Points colour good with nice warm
tones. Should improve as she matures.
AV DEBUTANTE ADULT:
1 BOWLES-GOWDY’S MAFDET THEJAZZSINGER (24) F
25/05/06. Very stylish and mature, I liked this girl very
much. Points dark and dense but showing some warmth,
her eye colour was very good and her expression very
haughty. She is very shaded but has sufficient contrast.
2 WILLIAMS’ AMYDAY LUCKY CHARM (24) F 07/11/07. This
lady does have potential, she has lovely type with broad
head and huge flared ears, but needs to grow. She is like a
large kitten and at the moment she does have some
problems, her profile is still quite uneven and her bite is
overshot. Points and eye colour very good.
AV ARISTOCRAT ADULT:
1 SIMPSON’S SOWHYNOT TRICKNTREAT (24c) F 13/10/06
2 TARBOX’S TIJANMEEK MCLAREN (37fn) M 23/08/07. I do
like this chap but he is still like a big puppy and needs to
fine down and muscle up. His type is very good, he has
good green eyes, and his coat is impressive for colour,
soundness and the minimum of tabby ghosting. Handles
well.
AC ORIENTAL/ORIENTAL LONGHAIR SELF (14WKS – 6
MONTHS) KITTEN:
1 PARTRIDGE’S NUTROSTAR SECRETLOVE (37) F 30/04/08. A
dainty wee babe not a lot to her at the moment but
promising for type. She does have a small depression to the
skull at present but hopefully that will straighten as she
grows. Coat sound. I preferred her type to the other girl.
2 BRINDLEY’S SHADOWSQUAD LIBERTY (37) F 17/03/08.
Somewhat older and better grown than the winner but the
head is a touch narrow for my taste and she tends to hold
her ears rather upright. Eye shape a touch full but colour
okay. Long tail has a small defect at the tip.
AC ORIENTAL/ORIENTAL LONGHAIR SELF (6 – 9 MONTHS)
KITTEN:
1 HALL’S FURRYFACE SCHNEEWITTCHEN (35) F 05/01/08. I
loved the type and style of this female, she has a wonderful
head, but she is small for 8 months. Having said that, she is
well covered and of good weight for size so hopefully she
will develop as she matures. Nice to see deep eye colour in
a White for a change.
AC ORIENTAL/ORIENTAL LONGHAIR BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 HALL’S FURRYFACE SCHNEEWITTCHEN (35) F 05/01/08
2 HAGGAR’S SOLARUS FUNNYHONEY (37y) F 21/03/08.
Most attractive for colour and pattern with the marked
tabby ghosting that is often seen with cinnamon series
torties. Type good with lovely clear green eyes. Has a small
defect at the tip of the tail.
3 ELLIS’S ROUJASMA SILVETIGA (62 43s) M 22/03/08. Very
good for type and with the typical “fat nose” and fluted
hairs at the base of the ears that I like to so much. Not too
sure about his pattern at present, it is fairly diffuse but goes
almost down to the roots, which is not what you expect in
a silver cat, particularly a longhair. I think it is a case of
watch this space.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE TABBY, TORTIE-TABBY POINTED
(14WKS – 6 MONTHS) KITTEN:
1 BOWLES-GOWDY’S MAFDET ULTRAVIOLET (32b8) F
23/05/08. Ultra is a good name, ultra typy she certainly is
with huge ears dominating the head at present Rather
diddy but weight appropriate to size, her colour is
promising, lilac-based caramel tortie and showing the
desired sludgy tones already. Tail very whippy and string
like. Small in size but big in confidence….
2 SIMPSON’S SHERMESE YESTERDAYS DREAMS (32/1) F
16/05/08. Promising baby, ran winner close. Well grown
with stylish head, large ears and very good eye colour.
Promising tabby markings though almost back rather than
seal at present. Another confident baby.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE TABBY, TORTIE-TABBY POINTED (6
– 9 MONTHS) KITTEN:
1 KNOWLSON’S DRESTOTHRIL VIVA-LA-DIVA (32/1) F
19/02/08. This baby had the type, style and expression that
I personally like. I would just like her to be bigger for her
age, although her weight is appropriate to her size. Tabby
markings look to be ticked based from her coat shading
and indistinct head markings. Perfect temperament.
AC ORIENTAL/ORIENTAL LONGHAIR NON-BREEDERS
NEUTER:
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1 AGGETT’S PR. SHERMESE STILLWATERS (35) MN 09/09/06.
An elegant and stylish boy beautifully prepared and
presented with pristine white coat of very good length and
texture. Eye shape set and colour very good. Shame he is a
bit nervous
2 WEAVER’S SUNJADE SKIPPER (37k) MN 27/10/07. This boy
is impressive for type, strength (given his age), and coat
qualities. Lovely warm toned cinnamon with the bare
minimum of ghosting and with excellent soundness. His
eye colour is excellent, almost emerald and so attractive
against the coat colour. It is such a pity his temperament is
uncertain and makes him difficult to handle.
3 CLEMENTS’ LUNATORA SILVERMINSTREL (43bs) MN
14/08/07. A very sweet boy of good overall type and good
ticked based shaded coat pattern, although he was still
showing a fair amount of tarnishing to the muzzle and
forepaws today.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE SELF POINTED NEUTER:
1 TALBOT’S PR. MORALYN RED ARROW (32a) MN 04/03/07.
An endearing chap of good type and style, head well
balanced but could be a touch finer in the muzzle. Points
colour good and vibrant in tone and his eye colour is good.
In excellent condition and lovely to handle.
AV NOVICE NEUTER:
1 WEAVER’S SUNJADE SKIPPER (37k) MN 27/10/07
Jonathon Trotter
AC BURMESE CHAMPION MALE:
GR. CH. MOORE’S GR. CH. ANOKHI BOY GEORGE 27C M
6.3.07. A young Burmese whose super type I have admired.
A really good head with excellent gentle rounding on top
and with ears so well set being medium small and side wide
on the head. The excellent eyes were typical being well
rounded to the bottom lid and a lovely curve to the bottom
lid. The nose break was so good and just so correct. The
chin was a little lacking in depth. The body was firm and
well muscled. The legs were of good length and ended in
almost spoon-shaped feet which were appropriate for his
age and sex. The tail was just a little short for balance. The
coat was of good length and texture and it lay so well to
the body with an even toning of dove-grey. What an
excellent temperament for which he gained full marks.
Shown in excellent condition and most worthy of this high
award.
RES. GR. CH. KENNARD’S GR. CH. MAINMAN KISSANOVA
27 M 6.4.07. An old friend I have met before and who was
unlucky to meet the winner to day. He too, is worthy of the
top award. A good head with good width on top and with
really good ears of medium-small size set so well on the
head. The eyes today look acceptable though he did tend
to hold them rather open. They had good width between
and were of good size. The nose break was good and the
nose straight with a chin of acceptable depth. The coat had
and excellent gloss and lay so well being short and fine.
There were a scattering of white hairs which detracted a
little from which was an almost perfect coat. The top of
the head above the brow just needed to a little more
rounding appearing a little flatter. The legs were of
acceptable length and were well muscled and the tail was
just a little short for length. An attractive boy overall.
AC BURMESE CHAMPION ADULT FEMALE: (A large class of
nine girls with some real quality).
1 GR. CH. ROSEAMBUR FLIGHTOF FANCY 27B 15.10.03.
We have met before and a really quality girl from such a
good class of girls. A really good size for a female. A
wonderful head showing excellent balance and typical
feminine type. Good gentle rounding on top with
excellent ears of good size and shape set so well on the
head slightly more to the sizes than on top. There was a
gentle rise from the brow over the head and the nose
break was of excellent depth and definition. The chin was
of acceptable depth below a straight nose. The body was
firm and well muscled. The legs were muscled but slim and
the feet were spoon-shape as required. The tail was
excellent for shape and length. The coat was a lovely toned
dove-grey and it was short, fine and it lay so well to the
body. Shown in excellent condition.
RES. GR. CH. RIDDLES’ GR. CH. CHATHERA PRECIOUS PEARL
27H F 31.7.03. We too have met before and she continues
to impress. A really girl of quality and with little between
the girls. An excellent head and with good gentle
rounding. Excellent eyes for shape and set. A super depth
to the chin. They had lovely curving to the bottom lid and
with typical curving to the tear duct to produce the
required Burmese eye. The body was firm and well muscled
and she was quite strong. A really excellent coat of good
dove grey. It was of such good quality and it lay so well to
the body. Shown so well and to advantage.
ASIAN SMOKE OR BURMILLA ADULT:
BOB WOODLEY’S GR. CH. HONPUSS ZIATH 72 43NQ F
31.3.045. An attractive Burmilla of really good type. A
short head of good gentle rounding over the top with
good space between well set ears which were of good
shape with lovely forward tilt. The eyes were quite striking
and very expressive and typically. They were well set and
of good size. There was lovely rounding to the bottom lid
and typical curving into the tear duct to give excellent eye
shape. A good body which was well muscled and of good
size. The legs were well muscled yet slim and with feet
were slim. The tail was good for length and shape. The coat
was dark caramel but even toned. It lay well and was short
and of good texture. Shown well.
ASIAN TABBY ADULT:
BOB WOODLEY’S GR. CH. BELLABONNY–E JOHNNY
BEGOOD. I have met this chap before and he continues to
impress. Overall a good head if a little flatter on top. The
ears were well set on the head with good width at the base
and with pleasing forward tilt. There was good width
between the eyes which were of good size and lovely
shape and so typical though they were quite pale with a
hint of what appeared to be blue. The nose break was
good though he muzzle was just a little finer than I would
have liked. The chin was of pleasing depth. The body had
good muscle tone. The legs were acceptable for shape and
muscle with good spoon-shaped feet. The tail was good
for balance and appeared to have a tiny pip at the end.
Shown in good condition.
TONKINESE ADULT:
1 & CC CASE’S GR. CH. FECHELDEE CHAILAI TITANYA 74C
20.05.02. A very attractive girl. We have met before and
she is still so impressive. A good balanced head with typical
front profile showing inverted equilateral triangle. There
was a moderately proportioned wedge with a muzzle that
was neither pointed nor square. There was a slight whisker
pinch. The nose beak was slight. The chin was of pleasing
depth. The ears carried the outer edge of the face so well.
The eyes were of really good shape being lustrous with our
dominating. The shape was almost almond shaped. The top
line slanted down towards the nose. The lover line was well
rounded. The eyes colour was greenish blue. The body was
of good size medium and well muscled but elegant, it was
firm. The chest was slightly rounded. The legs were slender
and well muscled. The tail was very good for shape being
of medium length and the feet were quite neat and oval in
shape. The colour was a lovely pastel lilac with slight
darkening to the points. The texture was short and fine and
it lay so well. Presented well for the show.
2 MACEY’S FECHELDEE DAISIE-MAY 74P F 1.12.06. An
attractive Tonkinese girl who could be worthy of a CC. A
good head with balance and quite typical for moderately
proportioned wedge. There was pleasing width across the
top and the ears were so well placed on the head thought
I would have preferred to have a little more width for
perfection. There was a slight dip in the profile and a chin
of pleasing depth. The eyes were held a little round and
she did not seem to relax then into the desired oval shape.
They were of good size and in greenish blue. The body
was firm and well muscled. There was a pleasing rounding
to the chest. The legs were slim and of good length yet
showing good muscle tone. The feet were oval. The tail
was good for length being neither whippy nor thick but
tapered gently.
3 LACHLAN’S CH. SINARAR TRULI SCRUMPTIOOUS 74J F
3.3.02.
BENGAL BROWN MARBLED KITTEN:
MIDDLETON’S ADATESH CARAMEL CUTIE 76 20 F 15.5.08.
A small and young girl but of good type and with some
very good attributes. The head was of good shape showing
good width on the top and though they ears were held a
little higher than perfection they were of good shape. The
eyes were quite typical and were almost round just
marginally oval and of good size without being bold in a
muddy greenish colour. The muzzle had a slight pinch and
it was broad. The body was still very kittenish but with
good developing muscle tone. The legs were slim and
muscled and ended in almost rounded paws. The tail was
good for overall shape and length having some thickness to
the base. There was a slight dip in the profile and the head
was quite balance just slightly longer than wide. The chin
was of pleasing depth. . There was good contrast and
definition in the coat. There were clear spectacles around
the eyes. There was a well defined ‘M’. There was clear
mascara markings and blotchy shoulder streaks. The
patterning was in swirled patches and asymmetrical. It was
clearly unlike a classic tabby. The stomach was spotted. The
tail was ringed with a solid tip. Shown in good condition.
BENGAL SNOW SPOTTED KITTEN:
BENNETT’S AFFECTIONATE MOONSTONE 76A 30 F 17.4.08.
A very attractive young female of good type. A good
width to the head with a medium wedge with rounding to
the contours, slightly longer than but with higher cheek
bones. There was a gentle curve to the side profile. The
pronounced whisker pads. The ears were small medium
were very good for set and had good width at the base.
The eyes were almost rounded and were of good size. The
bite was good. The body was firm and had good muscle
tone. The head was just a little longer for perfection and I
would like her a little fuller in the muzzle. The eye rims,
lips and nose leather were outlined in black. The ground
colour was a darker ivory and the patterning was well
defined and showed good contrast. There was glitter in the
coat. The texture was good and the coat was close and it
was quite soft to the touch. There was a complex ‘m’ on
the forehead. There were cheetah marks on the cheeks.
The spotting was clear on the sides and on the tummy.
There were stripes on the legs. The tail was banded. An
attractive girl with potential! Shown in good condition.
SINGAPURA KITTEN:
PENFORL’S KWANSAN NUTIKITI NALA 77 F 17.4.08. This
was a beautiful little girl. Lovely rounded skull on top and
short blunt muzzle with width. A good dip in the profile
with a chin of good depth. The ears were of good size and
open at the base. The outer line carried the lines of the
head and were just slightly wide of parallel. The eyes were
large and of good shape set well apart as required. The
colour was develop but greenish certainly not pale. The
body was very firm yet very muscled and slim. The legs
were slim and muscled and they tapered to small oval feet.
The tail was of good and slender as required but not
whippy. The coat was short and fine and quite silky and it
lay well to the body, such a super quality. There were clear
two banding on the coat. The base colour was pale ivory
and it was free of any dark areas near the skin. The outer
front legs were free of barring. The cheetah lines extended
from the inner corner of the eye and were well defined.
There was inner front legs smudging. There was dark
pigmenting to the outline of the nose and eyeliner as
required. There was some slight smudging on the rear legs.
The paws pads were brown with brown spurs on lower
back of hind legs. Shown in good condition and well
presented.
EGYPTIAN MAU KITTEN MALE:
1 W/H BARRETT AND NEESON’S KEVALESJONDOR JACBO
78 36 MN 21.3.08. A strong well grown of good size who
showed excellent muscle tone. He has a slightly rounded
wedge without flat planes. The profile showed a good
gentle contours rising from the bridge of the nose to the
forehead. The muzzle was generally good though there
was a slight pinch and I would have preferred it a little
more rounded. The ears were acceptable for overall shape
having width at the base with a little flair and with
reasonable width between them. However I thought them
just a little small. The eyes were rounded and smaller than
desired. The upper line of the eyes did not quite possess
that set required by the standard. The chin was of
acceptable depth and the bite was good. The coat was of
excellent quality it was short and fine and it lay well. It has
a beautiful sheen to it. Two bands of ticking were seen.
The definition of the spotting was just appreciable in the
poor hall lighting. The spots were random and varied. The
underside was spotted. There was a broken necklace and
the cheetah lines were better defined as was the ‘M’ on
the forehead. The legs were striped as was the tail which
was of good overall shape and length. The legs were slim
and the in proportion to the body. The feet were small and
almost rounded. Shown in good condition.
EGYPTIAN MAU KITTEN FEMALE:
1 KEVALESJONDOR MARTINAJO 78 30S F 21.3.08. An
attractive kitten and overall had a good balance of type
and coat. She possessed a good look, showing a slightly
rounded wedge to the head which was of medium length.
Perhaps if anything it was just a tiny bit short. The ears
were well set on the head of good medium size and they
had width at the base and were moderately pointed. They
had good width between and were well cupped. The eyes
were very good size being large and almost almond
shaped. Their setting beneath a level brow with lower eye
lid slant was good. This gave her that almost ‘worried’
look. There was a pleasing dip in the profile with just a hint
of a bump on the nose. The nose had good uniform width.
The chin was level and of good depth. The body was of
good muscle tone and was of good weight for size. The
base coat a pale with a good silvering and without too
much ticking in evidence which increased the contrast with
the spots so well. The spots were varied and well defined.
The tummy was spotted. The head has good defined
patterns with a well marked ‘M’ and complex scarab
leading to lines over the head which broke into spots on
the upper shoulders. There was a broken necklace. The
slim yet muscular legs were striped and the feet which
showed pale silver were well shaped. An attractive girl and
shown well.
2 WICKS MEMPHIS AFRIKAISI 79 30S F 9.3.08. This girl had
a nice balanced head. The top of head showed good width
across it. The ears were of good size and were wider at the
base, set back and well cupped. They sat so well on the
head. The eyes were of good shape and of good size being
almost almond shaped with a level line to the brow. She
almost achieved that ‘worried’ look so desirable. The
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muzzle was just a little pinched and lacking that desirable
flow into the contours of the head and the necessary
rounded look. The coat was of good texture and it lay well
to the body. It was palish with some agouti ticking in the
coat though the contrast with the spotting was overall
pleasing. The spots were varied in size and shape. The head
showed a well defined ‘m’ and scarab and the lines over
the head broke into spots on the shoulders. The mascara
lines were well defined as was the broken necklace. The
body was well muscled and quite firm and of moderate
build. The legs were slim and muscular and ended in almost
rounded paws. The tail was of medium length and tapered
slightly.
3 BARRATT AND NEESON’S KAVALESJONDOR ANJUME 78
30S F 21.3.08. A very attractive kitten for type with a lovely
balance head and quite as desired by the standard. A good
slightly rounded head of medium length. There was a
gentle rise over the nose to the forehead. She had a good
muzzle with gentle rounded contours with a firm chin and
bite. She did appear to have that ‘worried’ look with a
good setting to the eyes which were of good shape and
quite like rounded almonds. They were set straight in the
head with a slight slant to the lower lid. They were a
muddy green at the moment. The ears were of medium
size and with a good width at the base and set well on the
head continuing the lines of the head. The body was firm
and well muscled with good weight. The legs were slim but
well muscled and the feet were almost rounded. The tail
was of good length and well shaped, tapering well. The
coat showed pleasing definition of spotting which of
various sizes and shape including elongated spots but well
separated. The base coat was a little darker than desired
and showed more agouti ticking reducing the contrast
between the spots and the base coat. There was however
no tarnishing. There was a slightly darker toned silver on
the legs due to this ticking. The usual features of ‘M’ and
mascara lines, broken necklace were well defined. A loved
her type but her base coat was, at this time just a little
darker than required. Shown in very good condition.
4 WICK & WICK’S CHANTINA AMISI OF MEMPHIS 78 30S F
21.4.08. This girl was over all good type though her head
type did show a rather a rather finer muzzle than the
standard required. Her eyes were of good overall shape
and set. Her ear set was acceptable and showed a typical
and desirable appearance. There was a slight dip in the
profile leading to a finer muzzle. The chin was of
acceptable depth. The coat was a rich slightly paler golden
hue and relatively agouti free and showed a good sheen.
The spots were well defined and varied in size and shape.
The contrast was quite good. There was a well defined ‘’M’
and mascara lines. There was an unbroken necklet. The
legs were good for shape with medium boning. The feet
were small and rounded. Shown in good condition
5 KEEBLES AND ANDERSON-KEEBLE ‘S NEWKINGDOM
AZIA 78 30S F 22.4.08. This girl had some really pleasing
features. A good shaped head with pleasing width on the
top. She had excellent eyes for shape and set with a typical
level upper eye with a pleasing upward slant to lower lid.
The nose was parallel for its length and she presented with
that typical look. The muzzle however, was just too fine at
the moment lacking the gentle roundedness required. The
nose was almost straight in side profile. The ears were of
good over all shape and were of good size but she did tend
to hold them too erect which spoilt the lines of the head.
The coat was quite good for spotting and the definition
and contrast though the dorsal area was darker on the base
coat and this extended a little way down the flanks
reducing the contrast. She had the usual agouti features of
‘M’ and complex scarab as well as an unbroken necklace
and facial mascara lines. The legs were good for shape and
were well striped. I would have preferred the base coat to
be a little paler on the legs but there was no tarnishing.
The feet were quite rounded. Shown in good condition.
6 HUTCHIN AND HUTCHIN CHANTINA MOUJI 78 30 F
28.5.08. A pleasing girl overall but she did not present
herself well day. She appeared to hold her ears well down
which spoilt the line of the head and detracted from the
expected balance. The head was just a little short for
perfection. The eyes were large and of good size and shape
being somewhat like rounded almonds and almost set as
required thought not quite possessing the ‘worried’. They
were yellowy green in colour. The muzzle was short and
well rounded. The chin was of fair depth. The dip in profile
was acceptable and the nose was parallel through its
length. The body was firm and well muscled with good
developing muscle tone. The coat was short and fine and
lay well to the body. The spotting was quite well defined
and short reasonable contrast. However, the base coat was
slightly darker reducing the contrast somewhat. The head
had a well defined ‘M’ and complex scarab as well as
mascara lines. There was a broken necklace on the throat.
The spots were varied in size and shape and the tummy was
spotted. The tail of good length was well ringed ending in
a dark tip.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE KITTEN: Two very nice kittens.
1 & BOB VERNON-SMITH’S GLENWAY DWAWAY
DEBONAIR 27B F 9.2.08. An attractive kitten with a very
good head and certainly having the advantage of age over
the young kitten placed at number 2. She had a really good
head with good gentle rounding on top with good space
between the well shaped ears of good set and shape. The
nose break was good and the nose straight. The chin was
of good depth. The bite was good. The body had a good
developing muscle tone. The legs were slim but well
muscled and the feet were quite spoon shaped. The coat
had a good develop texture and it lay well to the body and
was very clear and the chocolate had a good with warmth
to it. The tail was good for shape and length. Shown in
excellent condition
KENNARD’S CLARKESFILED UPTOWN GIRL. Another
attractive girl just a little less mature but there was little
between them overall. This girl had good rounding on top
and had excellent ears set and really good shape. The eyes
were very good for shape with good rounding to the
bottom lid and with good curving to the upper lid. I just
wish they were a little bolder for perfection. The body was
firm and well muscled. The coat was good for quality and
it was fine and lay well to the body. The legs were slim and
well muscled and the feet were spoon-shaped. The tail
gave good balance and it tapered well. Shown in very good
condition.
CREAM BURMESE NEUTER MALE:
FOR BOB BUIST’S GR. PR. OAKENSHIELD SULTANOF SWING
27F MN RIDDLES.
A rather nice looking male neuter with a very good head.
There was good space between the ears which were just a
little small and he seemed to want to hold them a little
higher than desirable. The eyes were very good for shape
and size. Lovely rounding to the bottom lid complimented
by a curving to the upper lid towards the tear duct. The
muzzle was short and broad. The nose break was very good
and the chin was of good depth. The legs were slim but
well muscled and the feet were appropriate for shape and
set. The tail tapered so well and it ended in a paintbrushlike tip. The coat was a lovely pale cream coat with a really
good texture and it lay so well. Shown in very good
condition.
CREAM BURMESE NEUTER FEMALE:
BOB CH & PR. OAKFORD DIZZY BLONDE 27F DB 3.7.02. A
very attractive and well mature and strong girl who is
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showing no signs of getting older now and we have met
before. A really good head with excellent gentle rounding
to the head with good space between well set ears of good
shape and set showing lovely width at the base and
carrying the outer edge of the head as desired. The eyes
were really good for shape and set with a lovely rounding
to the bottom lid. The nose break was good and the nose
straight with a good depth to the chin. The body was firm
and well muscled with just a touch of middle-aged weight
gain. The legs were slim and well muscled and the feet trim
and spoon-shaped. The coat was a darker toned cream but
it lay well and had and powdering to the colour. She had
the edge for the BOB on her eyes and ears. Shown well
and looking good.
Joyce Higgins
A very friendly show, many thanks to the show team for
the hard work in dealing with the paperwork so promptly,
and to Jenny Bauerfeind for her usual excellent stewarding
and very pleasant company. Jenny handles the cats so well
and always with a smile, see you soon Jenny, and again
many thanks.
ORIENTAL GRAND CHAMPION M:
GR. CH. HAGGER’S CH. SUSPIRIA SIMPLY SOLARUS. Fawn,
head long with a well balanced wedge shape, large well
set ears, oriental shaped green eyes, straight profile, firm
chin, a well balanced head with straight lines. Short fine
close lying coat has glossy surface, a warm colour with
pinky tone to it, sound to the roots. Body long, firm and
plump, very muscular with long slim legs, oval paws, long
tapering tail. Excellent condition, elegant male with a
super temperament, very friendly and happy.
RES CHEESEMAN’S CH. SIAMHELLCAT MRMAJESTIC. Blue,
head length and wedge shape balanced, large ears,
oriental eyes a clear green colour, straight profile, firm chin.
Short fine coat, close lying and glossy, a dark blue colour
sound to the roots, body firm and muscular, good length
and plump, long slim legs, oval paws, long tapering tail.
Excellent condition, a very vocal male, chatty and friendly.
ORIENTAL GRAND CHAMPION F:
GR. CH. TARBOX’S GR. CH. CHIKUAI LALIMA. Red, head
length and wedge shape well balanced, large and well set
ears, oriental shaped green eyes, the profile has a tiny
bump, firm chin. Short fine coat, close lying and glossy
surface, rich bright red colour, has some barring on the legs
body is clear. A firm muscular body long and plump, long
slim legs, oval paws, long tapering tail. A very elegant
female in excellent condition, has a lovely sweet friendly
temperament.
AC ORIENTAL PREMIER NEUTER M:
GR. PR. ELLIS’S PR. MYLYNN MOONSHADOW. Brown tabby
LH, a well proportioned head, good length with straight
lines, large ears set well, oriental shaped green eyes, they
are bright and sparkling, straight nose, firm chin. Fine silky
coat of medium length with glossy surface, warm brown
base with a mackerel tabby pattern. Medium sized body,
long and firm with good muscle, long slim legs, oval paws,
long tapering tail well furnished with fur. Excellent
condition, a quiet gentle temperament.
RES. AGGETT’S PR. SHERMESE STILL WATERS. White, good
head length well balanced wedge, large well set ears,
oriental shaped medium blue eyes, straight profile, firm
chin. Short fine coat close lying and glossy, clear white.
Body long and muscular, plump and firm, long slim legs,
oval paws, long tapering tail. Excellent condition, not quite
as relaxed in temperament.
MAINE COON SILVER TABBY KITTEN F:
1 & BOB GILLMAN’S NAVARRI ONE INA MILLION. Silver
tabby tortie and white, good head with tall ears have tufts,
full round gold eyes, nose shows curve, firm chin. Coat
thick still soft, has medium silver base with classic pattern,
good tortie overlay, white on chest, tummy and feet. A
plump little female, well grown for three months, firm
bones, good legs, round paws, good full tail. Excellent
condition very sweet friendly temperament.
BRITISH BLACK SILVER TABBY M:
1 & BOB DEAN’S METALLICAT SILVER EDWARD. Round
head with neat ears, round hazel eyes, short nose, firm
chin. Short thick coat has a glossy surface, medium silver
base colour, very clear distinct pattern, butterfly shape with
eye, straight back lines, matching oysters, short bars down
the legs with spots on all four paws. Body cobby and
chunky, very firm and plump, strong legs, round paws,
good tail length with clear rings, a very good pattern
almost perfect! Excellent condition with a very good
friendly temperament.
BLACK SILVER TABBY F:
1 BROWN’S GRAYGEES SILVER TRINKET. Head round with
neat ears, round green-hazel eyes, short nose, firm chin.
Short coat a little soft at present, has a light silver base
colour, good pattern, butterfly shape, straight back lines,
good oysters, bars down legs, some spots on the feet. A
month younger still has baby coat, cobby body, firm legs,
round paws, good tail, excellent condition, very sweet
temperament.
AOC SILVER TABBY KITTEN F:
1 & BOB ROBINSON’S LEONITARA AUTUMN
ENCHANTRESS. Silver tortie, round head shape, neat ears,
round gold eyes, short nose, firm chin. Short coat has
glossy surface, has a medium silver base with pattern of
butterfly shape, straight back lines, good oysters, has tortie
colouring overlay, spotting on feet. A cobby plump body,
firm legs, round paws, good length tail. A well grown
kitten, excellent condition, very sweet friendly
temperament.
RUSSIAN BLUE NEUTER M:
1 & PR BARTLETT’S ADFURSH IVANOVITCH. Flat skull with
upright ears, almond shaped green eyes, good nose angle
and whisker pads, firm chin. Coat dense quite short, the
surface a little harsh down the spine line, softer on neck,
sides and underbody, a dark blue colour. Body firm and
muscular medium length, long legs, oval feet, medium
length tail and slightly darker shade of blue. Condition
excellent, a gentle temperament.
RUSSIAN BLUE NEUTER F:
1 & PR. BANDY’S GR. CH. TROIKA MARIA MOREVNA. Flat
skull with upright ears, almond shaped green eyes, good
nose angle and whisker pads, firm chin. Short fine coat,
dense texture and soft, a medium blue colour, a very good
coat. Body medium size, firm and muscular, a plump
female, long legs, oval paws, tail medium length, a slightly
darker shade of blue. Excellent condition, has very sweet
friendly temperament.
2 CURTIS’S PR. CURTILLA PSKOVA. Has flat skull, upright
ears, almond shaped green eyes, good nose and whisker
pads, firm chin, the head a trifle round. Coat fine and quite
short, dense texture, a dark blue colour fairly sound, has a
crisp surface today. Body medium size, firm and muscular,
long legs, oval paws, medium length tail. Excellent
condition with a gentle quiet temperament.
BOB BANDY’S UK GR. PR. TROIKA ODETTA. A great older
female!
ORIENTAL TORTIE KITTEN:
1 & BOB HAGGAR’S SOLARUS FUNNYHONEY. Fawn tortie,
good head and wedge shape, large ears, oriental shaped
green eyes, straight profile, firm chin. Short fine coat, close
lying, the base has warm shade of mushroom with a pinky
tone, two shades of cream mingled through it. Body is firm
and plump, a well grown female, slim legs, oval paws, long
tapering tail. Excellent condition with a lovely friendly very
sweet temperament.
AV SLH ADULT SENIOR:
1 SIMMONDS CH. GAYEMAUDI CALLME MADAM. Seal
tortie point Birman, broad round skull, medium sized ears,
medium blue eye colour, nose has slight dip, medium
length, round cheeks, good chin. Long silky coat clear
beige colour with seal brown mingled with a light rich red
on the mask, legs and tail, the front paws are even, back
socks cover paws and taper well. Body very firm, well fed
and plump, legs medium length, paws strong, medium
length bushy tail. Not a large female but very well
balanced with a lovely expression. Beautifully prepared,
excellent condition with an outstanding temperament.
2 HERMON’S TIGANLEA VISCOUNT NILSEN. Red silver
tabby and white Norwegian Forest, good head shape, large
ears, wide at base set well, large oval copper eyes, straight
profile, strong chin. Coat thick glossy surface, light red
pattern over silvery base, white feet. A large strong well
built body, strong bones, firm and muscular legs, large
round paws, long bushy tail. Excellent condition, the coat
is summer length, has a very loving friendly temperament.
3 NEVIN’S CH. CADENCE HAMLET. Blue pointed bi-colour
Ragdoll.
AC BRITISH/SELKIRK REX SELF BREEDERS:
1 KRAUSE’S CH. ADFURSH BLUE TYCHO. Blue, round head
full cheeks, small ears with rounded tips set well apart,
round deep bright copper eyes, short straight nose, firm
chin. Short thick coat with dense texture, breaks well,
medium blue colour, sound right down to the roots. A
large solid firm muscular body, deep chest, strong legs,
round paws, good tail length. In excellent condition, has a
great temperament, gentle and friendly.
AC BRITISH/SELKIRK REX NON-BREEDERS ADULT:
1 PALMER’S TISHKABAER MILO FROM SHAM. Fawn, round
head with full cheeks, the ears are rather tall, round deep
copper eyes, short straight nose, firm chin. Short thick coat,
very dense texture breaks well, the colour warm mushroom
with rosy tone, sound to the roots. Body solid, firm and
muscular, deep chest, strong legs, round paws, good tail
length. Has a lovely friendly very happy temperament, in
excellent condition.
2 BOOTH’S KOLINGA COUGAR. Blue, round head, full
cheeks, neatish ears, round copper eyes, short straight nose,
firm chin. Short thick coat, good texture a medium blue
colour not sound. A large solid body, firm and muscular,
well built, deep chest, strong legs, round paws, tail fair
Excellent condition with a very friendly
length.
temperament.
3 FOUNTAIN’S MALSOME UNCHAINED MELODY. Fawn.
AV MAIDEN KITTEN [A]:
1 NEWBURY’S LOVEJOY ROSALINDA. Red tabby, round
head shape, neat ears, round copper eyes, short nose, firm
chin. Short thick coat has glossy surface, rich red pattern,
very clear and well defined has butterfly with eye, straight
back lines, matching oysters, a very good classic pattern.
Body firm and plump, good size and weight for age, tail
has rings and good length. Youngest kitten in class but she
has almost perfect pattern. Excellent condition with a lively
alert happy temperament.
2 DARBY’S SILVERSMOKE TAPS MILLER. Abyssinian, head
gently rounded, ears set well apart good size, expressive
green eyes, nose has slight break, chin firm. Short fine coat
has dense texture, the base orange with bands of black
ticking. Body has firm muscle, well grown for age, slender
legs, oval paws, tail longer. In excellent condition with a
super temperament, friendly and gentle.
3 BRINDLEY’S GRIZABELLA KRASIMIRA. Devon Rex.
EX 3 SHEPHERD’S TRUBRIT MARMITE. Tortie.
AV MAIDEN [B]:
1 ALP’S ADATESH INDIANA JONES. Black shaded Burmilla,
Head has short wedge, wide at cheeks, medium sized ears,
broad at base, large green eyes, nose has break, firm chin.
Short fine coat very glossy surface, clear shading very even
on light base. A very well grown body, firm and muscular
and plump, slender legs, oval paws, medium length tail.
Excellent condition with a very friendly happy
temperament.
2 WICKS CHANTINA AMISI OF MEMPHIS. Spotted Bengal,
head has a good wedge with medium sized ears, oval
green eyes, broad nose, good muzzle, firm chin. Short coat
dense texture and soft, has a rich base colour deep gold
with good pattern. Body well grown, firm and plump, firm
legs, round paws, medium length tail. Excellent condition
has a friendly sweet temperament.
3 APLIN’S YESSO BLUE JASMINE. Blue Ocicat.
EX 3 HUTCHINS CHANTINA MONJI. Spotted Bengal.
AC ORIENTAL BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 MAY’S PALANTIR SNOWSTRIPE. Bi-colour caramel and
white, good length head with straight lines, balanced
wedge, large ears set well, oriental shaped green eyes,
straight nose, firm chin. Short fine coat, close lying, white
blaze, chest underbody and legs. Body muscular, long and
firm, long slim legs, oval paws, long tapering tail. Young
neuter still filling out. Excellent condition, a gentle friendly
temperament.
AV DEBUTANTE NEUTER:
1 WEAVER’S SUNJADE SKIPPER. Cinnamon, long head with
balanced wedge, large ears, oriental shaped green eyes,
the profile has a tiny dip, chin firm. Short fine coat, close
lying with glossy surface, a rich cinnamon colour, not quite
even, has some faint ticking in it. Body long, firm and
muscular, well fed and plump, long slim legs, oval paws,
tail tapers, a fraction short. Excellent condition with a
gentle friendly temperament.
AV ARISTOCRAT NEUTER:
1 CLEMENTS LUNATORA SILVERMINSTREL. Chocolate silver
shaded, good length head with well balanced wedge, large
well set ears, oriental shaped green eyes, straight profile,
firm chin. Short fine coat, close lying, chocolate shading
over silvery ground. Body long and muscular, firm and
plump, ling slim legs, oval paws, long tapering tail.
Excellent condition, a happy friendly temperament.
Mr. Mark J. Pearman
Thank you very much to the show management team of
Elaine & John Robinson and Lisa Talboys for inviting me. I
had a great day handling many lovely cats. I had the
pleasure of Mrs. Helen Hardwick who cam along to
steward for me, handling the cats with care and expertise
and marking up my catalogue, many thanks Helen.
AOC SELF COLOURPOINT ADULT MALE: I had two boys in
this class, both of a high quality and a pleasure to judge.
1 CC & BOB BROWN’S DENSPURR YURI TONKA [13b4] M
17.8.07. Just over one year old lilac lad of very good size
and weight. Lovely cobby body on short sturdy legs. Broad
rounded masculine head with neat ears well furnished and
place. Large round eyes of a slightly pale blue colour, broad
snub nose, but a fraction undershot with the left lower
canine very slightly mis-placed, apple cheeks and firm chin.
Excellent head balance. The coat was of a reasonable
length well prepared, soft and free flowing. The coat was
of a super magnolia white and the points to the ears, full
mask, legs and tail were of a lovely warm lilac colour
matching well in tone. The tummy was free from shading,
short full tail balanced the body. Super lad with a lovely
temperament.
2 BROWN’S CH. ADVILO DOODLESHOES [13b4] M 20.6.06.
Two year and two month old lilac lad of again good size
and weight. Lovely cobby body on short sturdy legs, broad
masculine head with medium ears well furnished and
placed. Large round eyes of a reasonable blue colour, wide
snub nose, bite slightly undershot, apple cheeks and firm
chin. Head very well balanced. The coat was of a
reasonable length well prepared, but due to a moult the
coat at present to the back was rather coarse in texture.
The body was of a lovely magnolia white and the points
colour to the ears, full mask, legs and tail were of a lovely
warm lilac colour, matching in tone, the tummy was free
from shading. Short full tail balanced the body. Lovely lad,
again with a super temperament. [It was a hard decision
between these two super lads and for me it went down to
coat texture today].
TABBY COLOURPOINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB ROLLERSON’S SHOU BARBARELLA [13b12] F 15.1.08.
Seven and a half month old blue tabby girl of medium size
and weight. Nice cobby body on short little legs, head
developing breadth with neat ears well furnished settling
into position. Round eyes of a pale blue colour. Short nose
with a pink nose leather outlined with blue, bite
fractionally undershot, cheeks filling out well and firm chin,
head balance developing well. Coat of a good length well
prepared, nice soft texture, the body was of a lovely glacial
white and the tummy was free from shading. The ears
displayed thumb prints, the mask to the face was
developing very well and showing an M to the forehead,
lines from corner of eyes and spotted whisker pads. The
tabby markings were of a dense blue colour shown off by
a nice light beige agouti ground colour. The legs showed
barring and the tail displayed some rings. The full tail
balanced the body well. Lovely temperament, pretty girl
showing promise.
PEWTER/BLUE PEWTER KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB MERCHANT’S REMILAKAT SILKEN DORIS [53] F
28.4.08. Four month old black pewter girl of good size and
weight for her age. Body quite cobby on short legs. Head
developing breadth, nicely rounded with medium ears well
furnished settling into position. Round eyes of a nice
orange colour developing, short nose with break, nose
leather brick red outlined with black, the eye rims and paw
pads were also black. Bite level, cheeks filling out well and
firm chin. Head showing good balance. The coat was
lacking a little length but had been very well prepared, soft
texture. The undercoat was of a good light silvery white
colour with a nice black mantle developing down the back,
at present the colour was a little uneven. Slightly heavier
black shading to shoulders and rump, and less colour
towards the flanks. The face was silvery white showing
light black tipping with a ghost tabby M to the forehead.
The ear tufts were silvery white, the legs were also shaded
with faint tabby barring and the back legs from paws to
heels displayed some black shading. Short reasonably full
tail was shaded with lightly tipped black over silvery white.
Pretty girl with a lovely temperament, showing promise.
AC EXOTIC SH NON SELF KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB STALLING’S SHARISHIMA BILLY BOB [70.12a5] M
3.4.08. Five month old red and white bi colour lad of
medium size and weight. The body at present was a little
rangy although legs short, developing breadth to chest and
firm rump. Head showing quite good width with the
medium sized ears nicely rounded but at present a little
open at base and needing to settle. Large bold round eyes
of a super orange colour, short nose, bite level although
upper canines splaying inwards and lower canines splaying
outwards, teething is well in progress with the new canines
coming in well, cheeks filling out and firm chin. Head
balance on course. The coat was lacking undercoat and
therefore a little plushness, the coat just managed to stand
away from the body. The white areas were pristine and
the red patching was of a rich vibrant colour, although at
present showing heavy tabbying to these areas. I gave the
colour the benefit of doubt today as he is still young and
these markings could fade. Ted face with white to right
cheek, white bib and tummy, red body broken up by areas
of white, all legs broken with colour. Short thick fully
coloured tail balanced the body. Lovely temperament.
AC EXOTIC SH NON SELF KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BAILEY-READ’S BRONJOY BETTE DAVIS EYES [70.12/2] F
20.4.08. Four and a half month old dilute tortie and white
girl of quite good size and weight. Cobby body on short
legs with quite good breadth to chest and firm rump. Head
developing width with medium sized ears, nicely rounded
needing to settle. Round eyes of a nicely developing
orange colour, although for me they needed to be larger in
size. Short nose, the bite was nearly level but one of the
lower canines was a little misaligned at present, let’s hope
teething sorts this out. Cheeks still filling out and firm chin,
head developing balance. The coat was quite soft
although lacked a little plushness and did stand well from
the body. The face was nicely patched with cream and blue
with a white area to the left side of the face, cream chin.
The body displayed nice sized patches of blue and cream
with white to the flanks, white bib and tummy, left front
leg broken with colour, other legs white. Short thick tail of
both colours balanced the body, the white was pristine, the
blue and cream patches were medium to dark in colour
reasonably sound. For perfection I would prefer a paler
blue and cream, ghost tabby rings to her tail. Sweet
temperament.
AC PERSIAN NON SELF BREEDERS ADULT:
1 DAY’S GR. CH. DAYZEE SUMTHINSPECIAL [12/1] F 22.5.07.
One year and three month old dominant tortie and white
girl. Lovely cobby body on short sturdy legs. Broad
rounded head with neat ears well furnished and placed,
large round eyes of a nice orange colour, snub nose, bite
near level with lower left canine slightly set back, apple
cheeks and firm chin. Excellent head balance. Full coat
prepared to the last hair, soft and free flowing, the white
pristine, black glossy and red rich and vibrant. White face
with red and black patches to forehead and over head.
Mainly white body with just a few red and black patches,
white bib and tummy, red patch to tummy, front legs
white, back legs broken with colour. Short fully coloured
tail of both colours balanced the body. Beautiful girl.
2 BROWN’S ACRESWAY TREASURE [70.8b] M 19.5.07.
Fifteen and a half month old chocolate tabby Exotic lad.
Medium size and weight, lovely cobby body on short sturdy
legs. Good breadth to chest and firm rump. Broad
rounded head with net ears well rounded and placed.
Round eyes of a nice orange colour, short nose, level bite,
apple cheeks and firm chin. Head very well balanced. The
coat lacked a little in plushness due to loss of undercoat, a
tad coarse to back, softer in texture to flanks, the coat
stood well from the body. The face showed excellent
markings including an M to forehead, lines from corner of
eyes and pencilling to cheeks, spotted whisker pads, one
unbroken necklace to chest, lines ran over head to a super
butterfly over the shoulders, three good spine lines down
back and clear oysters to flanks, spotted tummy, legs barred
and tail nicely ringed. Excellent classic tabby coat pattern,
short thick tail balanced the body. Lovely lad.
AC PERSIAN NON SELF NON BREEDERS ADULT:
1 BROWN’S DENSPURR YURI TONKA [13b4] M 17.8.07.
Repeat.
2 TONKS’ ZENDIQUE ATZAR ISBORN [70.8.30a] M 28.9.07.
Eleven month old blue spotted tabby Exotic lad of very
good size and weight. Cobby body on short sturdy legs,
good breadth to chest and firm rump. Broad rounded
masculine head with neat ears well rounded and placed.
Large round eyes of a good orange colour [he really didn’t
want to open his eyes today, but when he does they are
lovely]. Snub nose, level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin,
excellent head balance. The coat was lovely and plush, soft
in texture and stood really well from the body, excellently
prepared. The tabby markings were of a super dense blue
colour shown off well by the beige ground colour. Face
well marked with an M to forehead, lines from corner of
eyes and pencilling to cheeks, spotted whisker pads, lines
ran over head to a nicely spotted body with just a couple of
stripes not too well broken up in places. Nicely spotted
tummy, legs well barred and numerous rings to the tail.
Short thick tail balanced the body. Lovely lad, super
temperament.
3 HOWARD’S CH. BIGWIG IN THE RED [12a5] M 20.6.06.
Two year and two month old red and white bi colour lad of
good size and weight. Cobby body on short sturdy legs.
Broad rounded head with neat ears well furnished and
placed. Round eyes of a good copper colour, snub nose,
bite fractionally undershot, apple cheeks and firm chin.
Head well balanced. The coat was of a reasonable length,
suffering from a moult and a little coarse in texture to
body, lacking undercoat. The coat had been well prepared,
the white pristine and the red rich and vibrant, white face
with red patches to forehead and red chin. White body
with a red patch to it, white bib and tummy, back legs
broken with colour, front legs white. Short fully coloured
tail balanced the body. Lovely lad, nice temperament, just
needs new coat to come in.
AV SLH LIVING OUTSIDE HERTS, MIDDX OR ESSEX ADULT:
6 cats present.
1 HERMON’S TIGANLEA VISCOUNT NILSEN [67.32dts] M
27.7.06. Two year and one month old red silver tabby and
white Norwegian Forest lad of reasonable size and weight.
Long body showing good bone and muscle, standing tall
on back legs. The tail was bushy and reached the shoulder
blades. The head was of a nice triangular shape with ears
of a good size, high and open fitting well into the lines of
the head, they were feathered with small tufts. The golden
eyes were large, well opened and slightly oblique. Nose
nice and straight in profile, level bite, good strong firm
chin. The head was well balanced. The coat was semi long
with a reasonable woolly undercoat covered by a slightly
coarse glossy overcoat. The coat was developing quite
good length to the shirt front, ruff and knickerbockers.
Coat showing nice colours and the white areas pristine.
Nice temperament.
2 BARLETTA’S ISHCUS JAMES BOND [64.31] M 7.7.07.
Thirteen month old black and white Maine Coon lad of
very good size and weight. Long body very well boned and
muscled with good breadth to chest and firm rump. Long
tapering tail balanced the body. Good width to head with
large ears well feathered with small tufts held quite high
on head with a good gap between. Round hazel eyes of a
slightly oblique aperture and set. Nose of uniform width
with a very shallow concave curve to the profile, cheek
bones high, level bite. Muzzle nice and square of good
breadth, nice width and depth to the chin, excellent head
balance. The coat was well shown showing a nicely
developing glossy top coat with good length of fur to the
flanks, belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted, profuse
flowing fur to the tail. The black was glossy and quite
sound and the white areas pristine. White areas to lips,
chin, bib, tummy and all four feet. He let himself down
today due to having rather dodgy manners and taking a
dislike to me on this occasion.
3 MURRAY’S ISADORYOU LIBERTY [64.41] F 18.5.07.
Fifteen month old brown classic tabby Maine Coon girl of
very good size and weight. Long body well boned and
muscled with very good breadth to chest and firm rump.
Long tapering tail balanced the body. Good width to the
head with large ears very well feathered and tufted, held
high on head with a good gap between. Round amber
eyes of a slightly oblique aperture and set. Nose of a
uniform width with a shallow concave curve to profile,
cheek bones high, level bite, muzzle square with quite
good width and depth to the chin. Head well balanced.
Coat excellently prepared showing a glossy substantial top
coat with good length of fur to the flanks, frontal ruff.
Belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and profuse flowing
fur to the tail. The face was well marked with an M to
forehead, lines from corner of eyes and pencilling to
cheeks, lines ran over head to a butterfly over the
shoulders, the spine lines weren’t too clear down back as
yet, oysters to flanks, legs barred and tail ringed. The tabby
pattern was of a dense black shown off by a nice rich
brown agouti ground colour.
AV SLH LIVING IN HERTS, MDDX OR ESSEX ADULT:
1 BARNES’ MAKEITSO UHURA [63] F 6.2.07. One year and
seven month old usual Somali girl of medium size, nice and
firm and muscular, standing on long legs with oval feet,
tufted between toes. The head showed good type with a
moderate wedge, the ears were of a good size set well
apart, nicely pricked, well cupped and tufted. Expressive
amber eyes almond in shape, set obliquely and well apart.
Nose break to the profile, nose leather tile red, nice gentle
contours to the cheeks, level bite, firm chin, head well
balanced. The coat was soft, fine and lying flat along the
spine. Medium length of coat to flanks. The coat was a
rich golden brown with an apricot base coat showing a nice
black ticking to the coat, ear tips, tufts, facial markings, top
and tip of tail, toe tufts and heels were black. Chest, belly
under tail, inside of legs and breeches a nice warm apricot
colour, long tapering well furnished tail balanced the body.
Well shown with a good temperament
2 FENWICK-RAVEN’S NAMRIB BEAUTILIOUS [13c3] F 1.6.07.
Fifteen month old chocolate Birman girl of medium size
and weight, quite well boned and muscled. Quite good
breadth to the head with medium ears placed well apart.
Almost round eyes of a nice blue colour, medium length
nose with a slight dip in profile, cheeks a little pinched,
scissor bite, chin quite firm and tapering well. Head
reasonably well balanced. The coat was silky in texture,
the body was ivory white, the points were of a warm milk
chocolate colour, the mask to the face was full but a little
brindled at present. Even white gloves and socks with the
white gauntlets of a nice well matching length nicely
tapering with the right gauntlet a little narrower than the
left. The tail was bushy and balanced the body. Lovely
temperament.
3 STANTON’S RAGADDICT MIAMORIO [66.31] F 2.10.07.
Eleven month old seal bi colour Ragdoll girl of medium size
and weight. Good length to body developing bone and
muscle. Reasonable breadth to head with medium ears
well furnished with rounded tips, set well apart with a flat
plane between. Well opened eyes of a nice blue colour,
slightly oblique and set well apart. Medium length nose
with a gentle dip in profile, cheeks still a little pinched
needing to fill out, level bite and firm chin. Head
developing balance. The coat was of a reasonable length,
a little coarse in texture. The seal to the ears, tail and mask
were of a rich seal brown colour. White inverted V to the
face. The body was of a nice beige colour, white bib,
tummy, front and back legs, long reasonably bushy tail
balanced the body. Nice temperament, she needs a little
more time to mature.
AV SLH [14WKS-6MTHS] KITTEN [A]: 7 kittens present.
1 GILLMAN’S NAVARRI ONE INA MILLION [64.41esw] F
29.5.08. Just over three month old very pretty tortie silver
classic tabby and white Maine Coon girl of good size and
weight for her age. Long body developing good bone and
muscle, nice breadth to chest and firm rump. Good width
to the head with large ears well feathered and tufted held
high on head with a good gap between. Round amber
eyes of a slightly oblique aperture and set. Nose of a
uniform width with a shallow concave curve to the profile,
cheek bones high, level bite. Muzzle nice and square of a
good breadth with good width and depth to the chin.
Head already showing excellent balance. The coat was well
shown, soft texture, every bit a kitten coat at present, belly
and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and tail fur length coming
in well. The white areas were to the muzzle, chin, bib,
tummy, white front feet and white back legs. The tabby
markings were dense shown off well by the silver ground
colour and the coat showed nicely distributed tortie
patches. The face was well marked, lines ran over head to
a butterfly over the shoulders, spine lines down back,
oysters to flanks, barring to coloured areas on legs and tail
nicely ringed. Sweet natured girl.
2 HAMILTON’S ADATELO PURRBLUEBUBBLE [66a] M 2.4.08.
Five month old blue Ragdoll lad of good size and weight.
Nice breadth to chest, long body developing bone and
muscle. Good width to the head with medium ears well
furnished with rounded tips set well apart with a flat plane
between. Large well opened eyes of a nice blue colour,
with a very gentle dip to profile, level bite, cheeks filling
out well and firm chin. Head balance developing very well.
The coat was soft and silky and the body was of a lovely
bluish white. The points to the ears, mask, legs and tail
were of a nice well matching greyish blue colour. The mask
was developing well to the face, long bushy tail balanced
the body. Lovely temperament.
3 ADAMS’ AREZZA STARDUST [13c4] M 21.3.08. Five and
a half month old lilac Birman lad of good size and weight.
Long body developing bone and muscle. Good breadth to
head with medium ears set well apart. Almost round eyes
of a nice blue colour, medium length nose with a slight dip
in profile, level bite, cheeks still filling out, firm chin
tapering nicely. Head balance developing well. The coat
was soft and silky and of a lovely off white magnolia colour
free from shading. The points colour to the ears, mask, legs
and tail were of a nice well matching pinkish grey colour.
Mask developing well to the face. The white gloves and
socks were nice and even and the white gauntlets to the
back legs were of a good length, thick and tapering well
nicely matching. Tail of good length nice and bushy
balanced the body well. Lovely temperament.
4 PICTON’S VONVARDA ZOE [66a] F 1.4.08. Five month old
blue Ragdoll girl.
AV SLH [14WKS-6MTHS] KITTEN [B]: Six kittens present.
1 HAMILTON’S FARMHOUSE TIGI TOOTSIE [66.31at] F
15.5.08. Three and a half month old blue tabby bi colour
Ragdoll girl of good size and weight. Long body
developing good bone and muscle with good breadth to
chest. Head of nice width with medium ears well feathered
and rounded tipped, set well apart, with a flat plane
between. Large well opened eyes of a good blue colour,
with a gentle dip in profile, level bite, nice full cheeks, firm
chin. Head already showing very good balance. The coat
was of a soft silky texture well shown, very good inverted
V to the face. Nice mask displaying good blue tabby
markings on a beige agouti ground colour, white patch to
back, white bib, tummy and legs, rings to the tail. The body
was bluish white, long bushy tail balanced the body. Lovely
temperament.
2 HERMON’S CLEASANTA SOCRATES [67.31t] M 21.5.08.
Three and a half month old brown tabby and white
Norwegian Forest lad of good size and weight. Long body
developing good bone, standing tall on back legs. The tail
was quite bushy and reached the shoulder blades. Head
of a nice triangular shape with good sized ears well
feathered with small tufts, held high and open and fitting
well into the lines of the head. The amber eyes were large,
well opened and slightly oblique. Long nose which was
straight in profile, level bite, chin quite firm and strong,
very good head balance. The coat had been well shown
with a well developing woolly undercoat covered by a
glossy overcoat, developing coarseness down back, just a
little soft to the flanks as yet. The coat was glossy and well
shown. Lovely temperament.
3 DAVIES ROWGARNOR GABRIELA [67.31ats] F 26.4.08.
Four month old blue silver tabby and white Norwegian
Forest girl of quite good size and weight. Long body
developing bone and muscle standing tall on back legs.
Long reasonably bushy tail easily reaching the shoulders.
Head of a nice triangular shape with good sized ears well
feathered with small tufts held high and open, fitting well
into the lines of the head. Large amber well opened eyes,
slightly oblique. Long nose with a straight profile, level
bite, chin reasonably firm. Head balance quite good. The
coat was well shown, semi long with a woolly undercoat,
developing a glossy overcoat, the texture was still a little
soft as yet, coat of nice colours and the white pristine.
AV SLH [6-9 MTHS] KITTEN:
1 SIMMONDS MUNKCHIP TOBIAS [13c5] M 16.2.08. Six and
a half month old red Birman lad of good size and weight.
Long body developing good bone and muscle. Good
breadth to head with medium ears set well apart. Almost
round eyes of a good blue colour, medium length nose
with a slight dip in profile, level bite, full cheeks and firm
chin which tapered well. Head showing very good balance.
The coat was soft and silky in texture, the body was of a
lovely creamy colour, nice red mask developing well to the
face. The red to the ears, mask and tail were of a good rich
colour well matching, the legs were fractionally paler in
colour. The white gloves and sock were nicely even and
the white gauntlets to the back legs were of a good length
although for perfection could have tapered a little more,
slightly round ended. The tail was of a good length quite
bushy and balanced the body. Lovely temperament.
2 HAMILTON’S ADATELO DRESS TO IMPRESS [66.31] F
4.3.08. Six month old seal bi colour Ragdoll girl of good
size and weight, long body developing bone and muscle,
good breadth to chest, nice width to head with medium
ears well furnished and rounded tipped set well apart with
a flat plane between. Large well opened eyes of a nice
blue colour set well apart, level bite, cheeks filling out and
firm chin. Head developing balance. The coat was soft and
silky in texture. The seal was of a nice brown colour well
matching to the ears, mask and tail, nice inverted white V
to face. White bib, tummy, white front legs with seal
patches to both. White back legs. Body of a nice beige
colour, bushy tail balanced the body. Unfortunately tail
fault near tip was found. Lovely temperament.
Mrs L Fryer
I would like to thank my steward Sarah Sellman for her
help and careful handling of the cats, hope you enjoyed
yourself, also the committee for inviting me to their lovely
show.
CLASS 332A ASIAN SELF/TORTIE INC BOMBAY KITTEN
MALE: (1 present)
1 BOB w/h MS MCCARTEN’S AGAPIMOU BLACK
ARCHIMEDES (72) Bombay M DOB 27.3.08. Well grown
young lad, Good width to the top of the head with gentle
rounding between the ears. Slight flattening in profile.
Good width at the cheekbones with acceptable width to
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the wedge. Adequate nose break, medium length nose
with small bump on it. Chin slightly set back although bite
ok. Ears of good set, medium to large, broad at the base
with rounded tips and desired forward tilt. Eyes were a
little round in shape and I would prefer them a little larger,
yellowy chartreuse in colour. Body medium in size of good
weight, muscle developing. Gently rounded chest. Legs
elegant and slender proportionate with the body, neat oval
paws. Tail balanced when bought gently round to the
shoulder felt a little tense at the end. Coat colour of jet
black with healthy sheen, colour black through to the
roots. Short and close lying. Good texture. Well presented.
This lad was very upset today.
CLASS 332B ASIAN SELF/TORTIE INC BOMBAY KITTEN
FEMALE: (1 present)
1 BOB w/h MS MCCARTEN’S AGAPIMOU BLACK PANDORA
(72) Bombay F DOB 27.3.08. Medium sized girl with super
temperament. Very good width to the top of the head,
gentle rounding between the ears. Slight flattening in
profile giving longer appearance to the head. Good width
at the cheekbones with acceptable width to the wedge.
Nose break was Sloping towards the nose, chin set back a
little although bite ok, prefer more depth of chin. Eyes a
little round in shape would prefer a little larger, golden in
colour of very good depth. Body of good weight, muscle
still to develop. Gently rounded chest. Elegant, slender legs
in proportion with the body, ending in neat oval paws. Tail
balanced with a paintbrush tip. Coat colour jet black
through to the roots, with good sheen to it, texture silky to
feel. Short and close lying.
CLASS 333 ASIAN SMOKE/BURMILLA KITTEN MALE: (2
present)
1 & BOB MRS ALP’S ADATESH INDIANA JONES (72 43q) M
DOB 17.3.08. Brown Burmilla BCR. Handsome lad, overall
well balanced, well grown for his age. Excellent width
between the ears, with a gently rounded top of head.
Head formed a short wide wedge with good width at the
cheekbones. Good profile. Good nose break, medium
length nose with good depth of chin. Ears well spaced of
medium size, broad at the base with desired forward tilt.
Eyes very expressive with that look typical to Asian and
Burmese, greeny chartreuse in colour. Body of good weight
with muscle developing well. Gently rounded chest and
straight back. Legs elegant and slender proportionate with
the body. Neat oval paws. Tail well balanced with brown
tip at the end. Coat short and close lying although a little
longer along the spine line. ‘M’ on forehead. Overall this
lad had a very pale ground colour of creamy beige, this
gave the appearance he was ticked, although he is very
heavily tipped, which may be exaggerated by his pale
ground colour. I therefore gave this lad the benefit of the
doubt. Overall colour of warm seal brown at the tips of the
hair shaft. Coat of silky texture with healthy sheen. This
lad had an outstanding temperament. Well presented.
2 MRS ALP’S ADATESH THOMAS O’MALLEY 72 43bq M
DOB 17.3.08. Chocolate Burmilla BCR. Very attractive lad,
although his head was a little unbalanced with his body.
Good width between the ears, gently rounded top of head.
Short wide wedge, good width at cheekbones. Slight
flattening in profile, adequate nose break, medium length
nose and good depth of chin. Ears a little on the large side
and held a little high up on the head, good shape broad at
the base with rounded tips. Eyes of very good shape and
size, golden chartreuse in colour. Body good weight, muscle
still to develop. Gently rounded chest. Shapely elegant legs
in proportion with the body, ending in neat oval paws. Tail
balanced with paintbrush tip. ‘M’ on forehead. Overall
evenly shaded with pale creamy beige ground. Overall
colour of a warm milky chocolate, chocolate extending
from feet up to hocks on back legs, chocolate tip to the tail.
Coat short and close lying with soft silky texture. This lad
also had a wonderful temperament, he just needs to
mature. Well presented.
CLASS 617 AC ASIAN BREEDERS ADULT: (1 present)
1 MRS WOODLEY’S GR.CH. HONPUSS ZIATH (72 43nq)
CLASS 618 AC ASIAN NON-BREEDERS ADULT: (2 present)
1 MRS SELLMAN’S GR.CH. KINABALU SWEET SAPPHIRE (72)
F DOB 11.7.04. Bombay. Very pretty, mature well balanced
girl. Very good width to the top of the head with gentle
rounding between the ears. Good profile. Head forms short
wide wedge with good width at the cheekbones. Good
nose break with medium length straight nose, good depth
of chin. Ears well spaced of medium size, broad at the base
with rounded tips. Desired forward tilt. Eyes very expressive
of good shape and set, golden in colour. Body compact and
muscular, gently rounded chest and straight back. Elegant
slender legs proportionate with the body, neat oval paws.
Tail balanced when bought gently round to the shoulder.
Coat short and close lying of excellent texture. Colour of
jet black down to the roots. Shown in very good condition
with that overall shiny patent leather look. Super
temperament.
2 MRS CHAPMAN’S KAGURA AUREOLE (68q) F DOB 6.9.07.
Brown Tiffanie. Another lovely well balanced girl, very
unlucky to meet the winner in this class. Very good width
to the top of the head, with gentle rounding between the
ears. Good profile. Short wide wedge with good width at
the cheek bones. Good nose break, medium length straight
nose with very good depth of chin. Ears medium in size
broad at the base, with desired forward tilt. Eyes large and
lustrous set well apart. Very expressive with that typical
expression. Golden in colour. Body of good size, still
developing muscle. Gently rounded chest, straight back.
Slender elegant legs in proportion with the body. Neat oval
paws. Tail well balanced. Coat fine and silky in texture, coat
length still developing, just medium in length, lying flat
along the spine line. Little streamers with tuffs at the tips
of the ears. Ruff around the neck still developing. Plumage
on the tail also developing. Colour of overall warm seal
brown. I really liked this young lady, she is still maturing
and developing her coat but has very good type, I am sure
she has a promising future.
CLASS 686 AC ASIAN NON-BREEDERS NEUTER: (1 present)
1 MISS DOCHERTY’S PR. LOHR STEELERS WHEEL (72 43asq)
MN DOB 7.6.07. Blue silver shaded Burmilla BCR. Strong
handsome boy. Excellent width to the top of the head and
gentle rounding between the ears. Slightly flat above the
brow, short wide wedge with good width at the
cheekbones. Good nose break, medium length nose that
rolls off slightly at the tip. Very good depth of chin. Ears of
very good shape and set with desired forward tilt. Eyes
expressive, large and lustrous, chartreuse in colour. Body of
muscular feel and good size. Slender legs in proportion
with the body, neat oval paws. Tail balanced. Coat evenly
shaded with the silver pushing the colour up from the
roots. ‘M’ on forehead, overall colour of blue grey, slightly
darker in tone over the face, spine line and tail. Bars on
the legs and rings on the tail. Clear silver ground colour
overall. Silvery sheen on rounded areas. Coat short and
close lying of excellent texture. Well presented.
CLASS 397A BLUE BURMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB MS GRIMES MYTHIAN MEKURIA M DOB 29.12.07.
Handsome lad, with excellent width to the top of the head,
good profile, very good nose break with good depth of
chin. Short wide wedge, eyes of good shape with typical
Burmese expression, golden chartreuse in colour. Well
grown lad with well developed muscle tone for his age.
Slender legs with neat oval paws. Tail balanced when
bought gently round to the shoulder. Coat excellent
texture with silky feel. Darker blue in colour.
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2 MS MAY’S ARABRAB TOHUNGA MN DOB 22.3.08. Gentle
rounding to the top of the head slight flattening in profile,
good nose break medium length nose with slightly
receding chin, eyes of good shape golden chartreuse in
colour, would prefer a little larger. Slight pinch in muzzle
which I think is teething. Body of good size, elegant legs
neat oval paws. Tail balanced. Coat soft and kittenish in
texture. Super temperament.
CLASS 397B BLUE BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 MISS WRIGGLESWORTH’S MOLYNMEUX ISOBEL FN DOB
1.2.08. Very chatty young lady, who did not show herself
off to her best. Good width to top of the head, acceptable
profile, good nose break, prefer little more width to
wedge, chin set slightly back, would prefer more depth.
Eyes very good shape and set. Ears medium to large in size.
Body of good weight and size, elegant legs neat paws, tail
balanced. Coat a little long along the spine line. Good
texture.
CLASS 400 RED BURMESE KITTEN:
1 & BOB MRS FORTESCUE’S BLOOMERS BELCHAMP’S
BARON M DOB 9.4.08. What a whopper this handsome lad
is, gentle rounding to top of the head with excellent width
between the ears, good profile, good nose break, medium
length nose with slight bump on it. Medium sized ears well
spaced, eyes typical Burmese expression, golden chartreuse
in colour. Good depth of chin with short wide wedge. Well
grown lad with muscle already well developed, slender legs
neat paws. Tail balanced, coat super texture of even
tangerine colour, super temperament, this lad has a very
promising future indeed.
CLASS 401 CREAM BURMESE KITTEN:
2 1st w/h MISS HENRY’S ADATEBU NIC’S DREAM DOB
21.5.08. Dear little girl with outstanding temperament.
Preferred little more width to top of the head, slight
flattening in profile, good nose break would like more
depth of chin, ears good shape, medium to large in size.
Eyes oval in shape muddy chartreuse in colour. Good size
for age elegant legs neat oval paws. Tail balanced, coat still
very kittenish warm overall cream colour. I am sorry to
withhold, but she just did not conform to the standard and
her eye shape was not what I would have expected in a
Burmese, very sorry.
CLASS 626 AC BURMESE BREEDERS ADULT: 8 present
1 MRS HALL’S CH. MINOTOSA SILVIA DOB 10.12.06.
Stunning lilac tortie of super type, mature well balanced
with that wicked look, excellent width top of head, good
profile, short wide wedge good width at cheekbones, good
depth chin, excellent muscle tone elegant legs neat oval
paws, tail balanced, shown in very good condition with
healthy sheen to her coat.
2 MRS BRABNER’S GR.CH. ROSEAMBUR FLIGHTOF FANCY
DOB 15.10.03. Well balanced mature chocolate girl, good
width top of the head, good profile medium ears, good
nose break slight bump on nose, prefer slightly more depth
chin, good eye shape, body excellent muscle tone, elegant
legs neat paws, tail balanced, coat very good texture lovely
temperament, nice girl.
3 MRS WOODLEY’S HONPUSS CARELESS WHISPA DOB
29.07.06. Another lovely girl, super head, well balanced
eyes very expressive, good profile ears well spaced, prefer
more depth chin, muscle tone still developing, coat short
and close lying, lovely well mingled blues and creams, very
attractive, promising young lady a lot to say for herself, just
needs to mature a little more.
Extra 3 MISS KITSON’S PAVATI CORN DOLLY.
CLASS 627 AC BURMESE NON-BREEDERS ADULT:
1 MRS WEALE’S ROSSIKHAN ESSEXGIRL DOB 7.7.07. Lovely
young lady, well balanced of very good type, good top
head good width between ears, very expressive yes, good
nose break, would prefer slightly more depth of chin,
elegant lady of good size good muscle tone. Slender
elegant legs neat paws, tail balanced, coat super texture
very short, pinky lilac in colour, very well presented, very
promising.
2 MRS MOORE’S CH. CATIMUS RODELINA DOB 22.9.04.
Mature girl gentle rounding to top of head good profile
good nose break, eyes of good size, not very expressive
today, ears well balanced, body of good size super texture,
darker seal brown in colour, very well presented, unlucky to
meet winner. Legs elegant, tail balanced neat oval paws.
3 MRS COLE’S CH. ANOKHI JOCELYN BROWN
CLASS 696 AC BURMESE JUNIOR NEUTER:
1 MR & MRS ELLIS’S PR. MAINMAN SMARTYPANTS DOB
8.7.07. Large well grown Lilac lad, lovely well balanced boy,
good width top of head, good profile good nose break,
muzzle slightly pinched, eyes very good shape with typical
expression, ears medium in size, body muscular slender legs
neat oval paws, tail balanced, coat short and close lying
excellent texture dove grey in colour with pinky tones,
shown in excellent condition. Super temperament.
2 MISS ROBERTSHAW’S KYMIAN SATCHMO DOB 21.8.07.
Well grown lad who just needs to mature, good width top
of head gentle rounding between ears, good profile, prefer
more depth chin, eyes good shape prefer slightly larger but
very expressive, muscle developing, slender elegant legs
neat oval paws, tail balanced, coat good texture warm seal
brown colour, well presented.
3 MISS ROBERTSHAW’S KYMIAN SHAMU.
CLASS 697 AC BURMESE SENIOR NEUTER: (SUPER CLASS)
1 MRS POWERS IGR.PR. MAINMAN RAJAH DOB 11.8.03.
This super chocolate lad is a real gent, he just gets better
with age, he really has the x factor, even though this is a
very big boy he is well balanced, super head, excellent
width, good profile eyes very expressive, excellent depth
chin, body muscular slender legs proportionate with body,
oval paws, tail just balances, coat excellent texture, silky
and sleek, healthy sheen, very well presented, he was just
to big to stick in my pocket.
2 DR & MRS DANKWORTH’S GR.PR. KYMIAN DRUSILLA
DOB 2.12.04. Another lovely mature girl very unlucky to
meet the winner, well balanced good width top of head,
good profile, good nose break, eyes wicked expression,
ears good shape size, muscular elegant girl, elegant legs,
neat paws, tail balanced coat short close lying excellent
condition, shown well very good temperament.
3 MISS KITSON’S PARVATI PURRDEE
CLASS 782 AC BURMESE NEUTER CLUB:
1 MRS POWER’S IGR.PR. MAINMAN RAJAH
2 MR & MRS ELLIS’S PR. MAINMAN SMARTYPANTS
3 MRS BUIST’S GR.PR. ADMEWBU BILBO BAGGINS.
NORTHERN COUNTIES C.C. –
13.9.2008
Mrs Jenny Jones
Many thanks to Mavis and Maureen for the invitation to
judge and for all the hospitality. The new venue is superb,
spacious and comfortable with excellent parking facilities.
A big thank you to Lisa for her top class stewarding skills
and company.
OPEN CLASSES
ORIENTAL CARAMEL ADULT INTERMEDIATE:
1 IC & BOB LUMSDEN’S KYOMI GALAHAD (37n) M
06.12.07. Handsome caramel male, a large well developed
cat for just nine months with a medium wedge head, small
pinch and very good topline. Profile almost straight, level
bite, firm chin. Eyes oriental in set and shape of bright vivid
green. Large ears, open based and very well set. Lengthy
body already showing good muscle tone, long legs, neat
paws. Long tapering tail. Excellent coat, short and sleek of
soft brownish grey caramel, almost completely sound. A
lively purry youngster very well shown and presented.
ORIENTAL TORTOISESHELL ADULT:
1 CC & BOB HOLDSWORTH’S BILLSTES TIFFANY (37m) F
09.09.07. Very stylish cinnamon tortie queen, a good sized
but elegant cat with a medium almost straight wedge head
and broad topline. Straight profile, good bite and chin.
Expressive eyes almond in shape and sloping towards the
nose of a good depth of green, just a touch dull in tone.
Large wide based very well set ears. Elegant neckline,
lengthy firm body, long slender limbs. Super coat, very
short and fine textured, of bright warm cinnamon brown
most attractively mingled throughout with shades of red.
Condition, presentation and temperament all excellent.
Congratulations to her owner/breeder on BOV Oriental.
Considered for BOB SIMPSON’S GR. CH. WESTGARTH
DRESSTOIMPRESS (37g) F 11.04.05. Large mature queen
of very good type, medium wedge with minimal pinch and
good top of head. Profile rather uneven, level bite, deep
strong chin. Oriental set and shape to expressive eyes of a
good depth of green. Large flared very well set ears.
Lengthy firm body, long slender limbs, long tapering tail.
Close lying fine textured coat of slightly dark blue all well
mingled throughout with dark and pale cream. Very good
to handle, excellent condition and comfortably presented.
ORIENTAL SMOKE KITTEN:
1 & BOB GIBBON’S SAITAN SULIANINSHADES (42b) M
28.04.08. Very promising baby albeit rather small at
present but he was well covered and of good weight. Short
almost straight wedge head with wide topline. Small dip in
profile, bite just marginally over, chin sloped back a little.
Almond shaped eyes, sloping towards the nose already
clearing to a good green colour. Large wide based very well
set ears. Firm baby body, long slim legs, dainty paws. Long
fine tail. Short fine textured coat of darkish chocolate with
a clear near white smoke undercoat. Body almost clear of
ghost markings, some seen on tail and mask. Excellent
condition and comfortably presented, a confident and
chatty baby.
CHOCOLATE POINT KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB SIMPSONS’ MYLYNN MATINEE IDOL (24b) M
04.01.08. This stylish kitten has really developed well since
we met some months ago, lengthy and elegant with a
medium wedge head, small pinch and broad topline.
Profile almost straight, bite level but a little untidy with
one or two front teeth missing, firm chin. Expressive
oriental eyes of deep vivid blue. Large ears with excellent
openness at base and beautifully set. Long graceful
neckline, lengthy svelte body, long slender limbs, long
tapering tail. Sleek short ivory coat, almost clear with soft
mid chocolate points, showing just a little brindling on tail
and mask at present. Temperament, presentation and
condition all excellent.
2 HORSLEY’S TYNEGREEN AUTUM-ADAGIO (24b) M
30.01.08. Very large strong kitten, well developed for age
with a medium wedge, small pinch but needing more
width between ears of fairly good size which ideally need
more width at base and are held rather high. Straight
profile, bite just over, chin a touch shallow. Lovely eyes,
oriental in set and shape of deep brilliant blue. Long heavy
body, long legs, neat paws, tail of length to balance. Coat
rather thick and plush of pale ivory with just a little light
shading, points of dark but fairly warm chocolate. Very
good to handle, very well shown and presented.
3 HORSLEY’S TYNEGREEN AUTUM-ACAPELLA (24b) M
30.01.08. Litter brother to the second placed cat and
almost identical in type. Another large strong kitten but
needing larger wider based ears and a better top of head.
He also had very good eye shape and colour, a long slightly
plump body, long legs, neat paws. Tail needs length to
balance. Thick plush coat, very pale ivory with some
shading and very cold dark points colour (my reason for his
third placing). Very good to handle, well shown and
presented.
CHOCOLATE POINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 PUNTON’S MAZPAHS HOT CHOCOLATE (24b) F 05.03.08.
Well grown female kitten of good type with a medium
wedge, rather deep pinch and good top of head. Straight
profile, bite just over, shallow chin. Slightly rounded
straight set eyes of a good depth of blue. Large well set
ears. Lengthy svelte body, long slim legs, neat paws. Long
fine tail. Sleek short coat, clear ivory with warm mid
chocolate points colour, she has an incomplete mask at
present with spectacles around eyes which threw her head
a little out of balance but this should improve in time.
Excellent condition and presentation, not particularly
happy to be handled.
TORTIE POINT SIAMESE KITTEN:
1 BOB MOAKES’ ADATEAM MIAMO (32b8) F 16.05.08.
Beautiful baby already with a strong well balanced head
and wide topline. Profile with tiny rise between eyes, neat
level bite, firm chin. Expressive deep dark blue eyes,
oriental in set and shape. Large ears with excellent width
at base and set to follow the wedge. Elegant neckline,
lengthy firm body, long slender limbs, long whip tail. Short
fine textured coat, almost clear with soft brownish grey
lilac based caramel points all well broken with mainly pale
apricot. Excellent condition, presentation and
temperament, congratulations on BOV kitten.
2 MOAKES’ ADATEAM ELJAIMO (32b2) F 16.05.08.
Another very stylish kitten, sister to the above kitten and
also very promising. Also with a strong almost even wedge
head and broad topline. Straight profile, good bite and
chin. Very expressive deep bright blue oriental eyes. Large
very wide based beautifully set ears. Long lithe body, long
slim legs, dainty paws. Long tapering tail with a tiny defect
at tip. Sleek short coat showing some tonal shading, points
colour slightly dark blue, all well patched and mingled with
shades of mainly pale cream. A dear baby, very well shown
and presented.
ORIENTAL SENIOR ADULT:
1 SIMPSON’S GR. CH. WESTGARTH DRESSTOIMPRESS (37g) F
AC ORIENTAL NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR KITTEN FEMALE:
1 RICE’S SEIDO SULTRESS OF SWING (37) F 13.04.08. Very
promising oriental black kitten, stylish type with a medium
almost straight wedge and very good topline. Profile
almost straight, level bite, firm chin. Wicked expression in
pale green oriental eyes, she was showing an intermittent
squint in her left eye but checking her mouth we could see
she was teething. Large ears with excellent width at base,
very well set. Elegant neckline, lengthy svelte body, long
legs, neat paws. Fine tail of length to balance. Sound jet
black coat, sleek and close lying, shiny and glossy with just
one or two scattered white hairs. Delightful temperament,
very well shown and presented.
2 HULL’S MAZPAHS CHANA BLACK (37) F 05.03.08.
Another very attractive kitten unlucky to meet the winner,
an elegant kitten with a medium wedge head, small pinch
and good topline. Small rise between eyes on profile, bite
marginally over, chin slightly shallow. Eyes well set and of
a good green but held rather rounded. Large flared very
well set ears. Elegant neckline, long lithe body, long legs,
neat paws. Long whippy tail. Fine textured short coat dense
sound black, shining with health, just one or two scattered
white hairs seen. Excellent presentation and temperament.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE DEBUTANTE ADULT FEMALE:
1 BROCK’S MEILLAND TRULY TEMPTING (32b1) F 17.08.07.
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Stylish young queen, elegant and feminine, a dainty girl
with a strong well balanced wedge and very good width
between large open based ears. Small rise between eyes
on profile, good bite and chin. Expressive deep vivid blue
colour to eyes, oriental in set and shape. Graceful neckline,
lengthy svelte body, long slender limbs, tapering tail of
length to balance. Coat short and fine textured with just
light tonal shading and dark seal points all very well broken
with pale and brighter red. A typical tortie to handle –
rather grumpy, excellent condition and presentation.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE DEBUTANTE KITTEN MALE:
1 HARVEY’S ENIGMATIC SHOUTITOUT (32/3) M 07.03.08.
Attractive kitten, very well grown and lengthy for his age.
Medium wedge with small pinch and large flared ears well
set on a balanced topline. Almost straight profile, neat level
bite, firm chin. Eyes oriental in set and shape but needing
a little more depth to the blue. Very lengthy firm body,
long slender limbs, long tapering tail. Short sleek coat, clear
ivory with good soft warm chocolate tabby tracings. Clear
thumbprints and facial tracings, very faint leg bars, well
ringed tail. Relaxed and friendly to handle, excellent
condition and well presented.
2 HORSLEY’S TYNEGREEN AUTUM-ADAGIO (24b) M
3 HORSLEY’S TYNEGREEN AUTUM-ACAPELLA (24b) M
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE DEBUTANTE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 SIMPSONS’ MAFDET HONEYBEE (24) F 11.05.08. Dainty
baby, a little small for her age but felt firm weighty,
promising type with a stylish wedge and very good top of
head. Straight profile, bite just a tad over, firm chin. Deep
brilliant blue oriental eyes. Large ears, wide based and very
well set. Long fine boned body, long legs, dainty spoon
paws. Whip tail of good length. Sleek short coat, clear and
rather pale with seal points on the cold dark side at
present. I do hope they improve as apart from this she is a
very promising kitten. Very good to handle, beautifully
shown and presented.
2 CLEGG’S AMUN APHRODITE NYMP (24) F 06.04.08. Well
grown seal point kitten of good type, medium wedge with
small pinch and good top of head. Small bump on profile,
bite just over, firm chin. Eyes rather large and full, the
colour a good depth of blue. Large well set ears. Long firm
body, long legs, neat paws. Long tapering tail. Sleek short
coat, almost clear pale cream and another with rather dark
cold seal points colour. A wriggly lively kitten well shown
and presented.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE RADIUS NEUTER:
1 PAGE’S PR. ASHJOLEX ZACHARYBINX (32/1) MN 27.04.07.
Handsome seal tabby neuter, we met a few months ago
and he continues to impress. An elegant cat, very lengthy
with a strong stylish head with wide topline. Almost
straight profile, good bite and chin. Slightly deep set eyes,
very oriental in set and shape of deep bright blue. Large
ears with excellent width at base, very well set. Lengthy
svelte body, stood tall on long slender limbs, long fine tail.
Short fine coat, rather heavily shaded with dense seal tabby
markings. Well defined thumbprints and facial tracings,
clear leg barring and fairly well ringed tail. Excellent
temperament, condition and presentation.
Judy Potter
A most impressive venue, roomy, good light, air
conditioned, large car park and a very acceptable lunch.
Thanks for the invitation Mavis. Melissa Bateson was kind
enough to steward, thank you for handling the cats with
care and consideration.
ASIAN SELF ADULT:
1 CC & BOB HOLT & HIGGINS NEMOREZ DANCING ON THE
MOON [72a]. Shy and sweet natured queen with firm,
muscular body, slim legs, dainty oval feet, correct tail
balances. Coat is a fraction long, but close lying and glossy,
a rich chestnut brown, sound to roots. Head has short
blunt wedge, wide across jaw, nice top and ear set. Profile
has well rounded brow and forehead, acceptable stop,
short nose, level bite, level chin of fair depth. Eyes are
yellow, well sized, shaped and set.
LILAC BURMESE ADULT MALE:
1 CC MARRIOTT-POWER & MARRIOTT’S CH. MOLYNMEUX
ANDEUXAARMIE. Friendly, outgoing male in good
muscular condition. Body is well shaped with rounded
chest, straight back, strong slim legs, neat feet, correct tail
balances. Coat is short, fine and glossy, a pink-toned lilac.
Head has short, jowly, blunt wedge, wide at jaw hinge, nice
dome and space between well set ears. Profile has rounded
brow and forehead, acceptable stop, short nose, level bite,
level shallow chin. Eyes are green-chartreuse, well sized,
shaped and set when relaxed.
LILAC BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 - CC WITHHELD PALLISTER’S ADATEBU LOVEINTHEMIST.
Young queen in good muscular condition with elegant
body, slim legs, dainty oval feet, correct tail balances. Coat
is a dark lilac, but still pink-toned, short, fine and glossy.
Head has short, blunt wedge, wide across jaw, nice dome
and space between well set ears. Profile has rounded brow
and forehead, acceptable stop, short nose, level bite, level
shallow chin. Eyes are green-chartreuse, well sized, but
very almond shaped today.
For BOB only: BOB awarded to GILES CH. RAWEKE
SERENDIPITY. Shy and sweet natured queen with elegant,
muscular body, slim legs, dainty oval feet, correct tail
balances. Coat is a good pink-toned lilac, short, fine and
glossy. Head has short, blunt wedge, wide across jaw,
lovely dome and space between well set ears. Profile has
rounded brow and forehead, acceptable stop, short nose,
level bite when relaxed, level chin of fair depth. Eyes are
large, lustrous, well shaped and set apart, giving a super
Burmese expression.
CREAM BURMESE NEUTER:
For BOB only: BOB awarded to MARRIOTT-POWER &
MARRIOTT’S CH. & GR. PREMIER RUMBA FUTURISTIC. A
very determined lady! In good bodily condition, slim legs,
neat oval feet, well shaped tail balances. Coat plushy with
age, but a glossy mid-cream, well powdered on head and
beck. Head has short, blunt wedge, wide across jaw, nice
dome and space between well set ears. Profile has rounded
brow and forehead, acceptable stop, short nose, level bite,
level chin of fair depth. Eyes are green chartreuse, medium
sized, well shaped and set.
AKEHURST’S PR. CHIARO LATTICELLO. Shy, overweight
male with heavy body, strong legs, oval feet, well shaped
tail balances. Coat is a rich cream, some powdering on
head, short, fine and glossy. Head has short, blunt wedge
and when relaxed, wide across jaw, lovely dome and space
between well set ears. Profile has rounded brow, forehead
flattish, acceptable stop, short nose, level bite, level chin of
fair depth. Eyes are chartreuse, large and lustrous, well
shaped and set apart, giving a very good Burmese
expression.
AV FOREIGN LIMIT ADULT MALE:
1 GREENFIELD’S KARCASAM RAPHAEL [77]. Just adult, a
sweet and serious little male. Firm, muscular body, good
limbs, correct tail with dark tip. Coat is short, fine and
glossy, sepia ticking on golden ivory ground, barring on
inner forelegs, correct face markings. Head has rounded
top between large, wide based ears, rounded forehead
with slight stop, whisker break, level chin of fair depth.
Eyes are large, well outlined, green.
2 BROWN’S JENALL TIGERS EYES [76 30]. Sweet natured
young male in good muscular condition. Elegant body and
ribs, tail of good length but too fine. Coat is well marked,
clear contrast but ground colour looking a bit cold today,
texture fine and silky – needs to be more pelt like. Head
has broad, medium wedge, medium ears, broad muzzle
and well developed whisker pads, broad nose, level chin of
fair depth, pale colour on lips and chin. Eyes are green,
oval, well sized.
AV FOREIGN LIMIT ADULT FEMALE:
FERGUSON’S RISINSTAR AMBER [76 30]. Shy, sweet
natured queen with firm, muscular body, good limbs, well
shaped tail with dark tip. Coat as above cat, has no pelt
feel, being fine and glossy, excellent head and body
markings, pale lips and chin, ground colour lacking
warmth, but gold dusting present. Head has medium
wedge, good whisker pads, medium ears, broad nose, level
chin of fair depth. Beautiful large, oval green eyes. Eye
catching exhibit.
2 BUCKS’ CHEREK JINGS CRIVVENS [33a36f]. Shy and sweet
natured, very well grown with firm muscular body, good
limbs, correct tail. Body well covered all over, ear muffs.
Head has short, wide wedge, flat top between large low
set ears, short nose with acceptable stop, level chin of
medium depth, eyes are well sized, shaped and set, green.
3 BATESON’S NEWKINGDOM NIKE [78 36].
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS MALE KITTEN:
1 STARK’S DUSHENKA XANDER [16a]. Well grown kitten
with long, muscular body, oval feet, well shaped tail of
good length balances. Coat is mid-blue, silvery sheen
double. Head has short wedge, flat top between large ears
of upright setting, well pronounced whisker pads, level
chin of fair depth. Eyes are green, well shaped and set,
small to medium range.
2 BATESON’S NEWKINGDOM ULYSSES [78 30s]. Lively, very
friendly kitten in good condition. Firm, muscular body,
good limbs, well shaped and ringed tail with dark tip
balances. Coat is close-lying and glossy, black on silver
ground showing clear contrast, pale lips and chin. Head
has gently rounded wedge with medium sized, wide based
ears, nose a fraction long, chin level and shallow. Slightly
fine at muzzle today, thought is was due to teething. Eyes
are large, well shaped and set, mainly green.
3 HOBSON’S TWINKLETOES FIRE DANCER [23]
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS FEMALE KITTEN:
1 KNIGHT’S MAUOLOGY SERENITY [78 30s]. Very lively and
playful kitten in top condition. Firm, muscular body, good
limbs, well shaped tail with barring and dark tip. Coat is
fine and silky, not much bounce at present, very good
pattern and contrast, pale lips and chin. Head has medium,
gently rounded wedge, medium wide based ears, level chin
of fair depth, large greenish-yellow eyes with typical
expression.
2 PHILLIPS’ MELKELTER MISSLEPIDINA [76 30]. Sweet,
gentle kitten in good condition, with firm, muscular body,
good limbs, correct tail with rings and dark tip balances.
Coat is of medium length, very glossy, rich rufous ground
and good pattern on both head and body. Head has
medium wedge and ears, broad nose and muzzle, level
chin of fair depth. Eyes are large, oval and green.
3 STARK’S DUSHENKA XARIABELLA [16a].
AV FOREIGN NOVICE MALE KITTEN:
1 TEASDALE & WILKINSON’S MAGICAL MOJO [33a 40 11s].
Lively, well grown kitten with firm, muscular body, good
limbs, tail of good shape and length, well covered. Head
has short, wide wedge, flat top between large ears,
forehead curves back, nice stop, whisker break, level chin of
fair depth. Eyes are blue, oval, of good shape, size and set.
Coat is well rexed, though just down on tummy.
AV FOREIGN NOVICE FEMALE KITTEN:
1 PHILLIPS’ MELKETTER MISSJEMIMA [16a]. Shy and sweet,
in good condition, with neat firm body, long legs, dainty
oval feet. Coat is mid-blue with silvering, showing ghost
markings at present on body and tail. Head has short
wedge, flat top between large, upright ears, nice whisker
pads, chin of fair depth falls back a fraction. Eyes are of
medium size, green, well shaped and set.
AV FOREIGN NEUTER – NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
1 KELSALL’S PR. ABYGLEN ASTARLET [23c]. Shy and sweet
natured. Firm muscular body, good limbs, correct tail
balances. Head has medium wedge, puffed up whisker
pads, good width between large ears, slight stop, chin is
level and of good depth. Eyes are large and expressive,
well shaped and set, green. Coat is short, fine and glossy,
blue on warm fawn ground, well ticked.
AC BURMESE MAIDEN ADULT MALE:
1 ANDREWS’ ISAJEN PUCCINI [27b]. Just adult, friendly boy
with firm body, legs looking a bit short at present, correct
tail balance. Coat is short, fine and glossy, a warm midchocolate. Head has short, blunt wedge. Nice top and ears,
good profile. Eyes are of medium size, green-chartreuse,
well shaped and set.
AC BURMESE MAIDEN ADULT FEMALE:
1 PALLISTER’S ADATEBU LOVEINTHEMIST [27c]
AC BURMESE SENIOR ADULT:
1 TEGG’S GR. CH. BLOOMERS BARONESS BELCHAMP [27j].
Fit and firm, with muscular body, good limbs, correct tail
balances. Coat is short, fine and glossy. Head has short,
blunt wedge, nice top and ears, good profile. Eyes are
chartreuse, well sized, shaped and set. Super Burmese
expression and a gentle nature.
2 MARRIOTT-POWERS & MARRIOTT’S CH. MOLYNMEUX
ANDEUXAARMIE [27c]
AC BURMESE NOVICE KITTEN MALE:
1 AKEHURST’S CHIARO PASTICCIO [27c]. Very nervous
today. Firm body with good limbs and well shaped tail
balances. Coat is a bit long at present, but close-lying and
glossy, a slightly blue toned lilac today. Head has short
wedge, fine at muzzle today, nice top and ear set, good
profile. Super golden eyes of good size, shape and set.
Margaret Kidd
You did us proud Mavis and Maureen! Very many
congratulations upon a perfectly run show; everything ran
like clockwork and everyone was enjoying it, such a pity
the entries were down. Thank you so much for all the
wonderful hospitality. Thank you also David for all your
expert stewarding. We had some excellent exhibits, such a
pleasure to handle them and we thoroughly enjoyed our
day.
AC ABYSSINIAN, CORNISH OR DEVON REX, KORAT OR
RUSSIAN BLUE PREMIER MALE:
GR. PC. FLEMING’S GR. PR. SHOELINA ZELENSKY [8Y 4M]
16a. A Russian Blue of superb type and superb coat, a true
Russian in every way. One very seldom sees one as perfect
as this boy. Short fine coat of excellent colour, softness and
with a very dense undercoat. Gorgeous head, not too
exaggerated. Short wedge, flat between his ears.
Forehead straight, superb angle and straight nose. Strong
chin, prominent whisker pads. Well set ears of correct size.
Green eyes of correct shape, set and size. Strong muscular
elegant body. Excellent Russian tail. Superb temperament
and condition. Handled beautifully.
R. GR. PR. KELSALL’S GR. PR. PONTABY PASTICCIO [3Y 1M]
23a. Sorrel Abyssinian. Another boy of extremely high
quality. Ran winner close, such a pity they were against
one another. Excellent mature fellow. Really lovely short
rich copper coat, well ticked with chocolate, dense and
close lying. Good moderate wedge of good width. Good
strength to this head. Nicely rounded contours. Slight nose
break, good chin. Well set medium ears, well cupped and
pricked. Green expressive eyes of correct shape and set.
Correct facial markings. Feeling very strong, lithe and
muscular. Excellent body and Aby’ tail, tail tip and small
heels.
AC ABYSSINIAN, CORNISH OR DEVON REX, KORAT OR
RUSSIAN BLUE PREMIER FEMALE:
GR. PR. KELSALL’S PR. ABYGLEN ASTARLET [7Y 7M] 23c.
Blue Abyssinian. Very gentle, friendly girl. Correct
moderate wedge of good width and nicely rounded
contours. Correct profile break. Strong chin but very
untidy mouth. Well set moderately large, well cupped ears.
Lovely facial markings. Expressive eyes of good colour,
shape and set. Feeling firm and muscular and lithe.
Excellent body and tapering tail, tail tip and small heels.
Really excellent soft warm blue coat, would have liked a
warmer undercoat on back, but lovely mushroom coloured
underparts.
AC BURMESE CHAMPION MALE:
GR. CC MARRIOTT-POWER & MARRIOTT’S CH.
MOLYNMEUX ANDEUXAARMIE [4Y 5M] 27c. My BIS
nomination. A really excellent boy in excellent condition.
Excellent temperament, very friendly. Lovely Burmese head
and overall type. Short blunt wedge of good width and
depth. Medium sized well set ears with rounded tips, good
dome, rounded brow. Excellent break, straight nose and
excellent deep chin. Correct chartreuse eyes for shape and
set. Excellent strong muscular medium sized body and
Burmese tail to balance. Lovely short close lying coat of
excellent even colour. A really true Burmese from top to
toe.
R. GR. CC PALLISTER’S CH. PENNYNKATZ CRÈME DELIGHT
[1Y 10M] 27f. Cream, friendly fellow wanted to play and
roll around like a kitten. A little immature as yet. Lovely
head, short blunt wedge of good width and depth. Well
set medium ears, rounded brow, good break and strong
chin. Chartreuse eyes of good shape and set. Slightly
longer in the body, feeling muscular. Good Burmese tail,
coat short and rather uneven,
AC BURMESE CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CC TEGG’S GR. CH. BLOOMER’S BARONESS BELCHAMP
[2Y 2M] 27j. Lilac tortie, excellent Burmese queen. Lovely
temperament and type. Short broad blunt wedge, lacks
dome, rounded brow. Good break and strong chin, well
set medium ears. Green eyes of correct shape, size and set.
Strong muscular medium sized body. Excellent Burmese
tail to balance. Excellent short close lying lilac tortie coat.
R. GR. CC GILES’ CH. RAWEKE SERENDIPITY [18M] 27c. Very
well grown of good weight. Very, Very short blunt wedge
of good width. Rounded brow, good break and chin. Well
set medium ears. Large very round chartreuse eyes. Strong
muscular slightly plump Burmese body. Excellent Burmese
tail. Really excellent short close lying coat of excellent lilac
colour. Excellent temperament.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN FEMALE ADULT:
1 CC & BOB THOMSON’S CH. SALADIN SOFTNGENTLE [2Y
4M]. My BIS nomination for Foreign Adult. Gentle queen,
very aptly named. Mature with gorgeous short rich golden
brown coat. Superb distinct ticking. Lovely type overall.
Excellent moderate wedge, gently rounded contours,
profile break, firm chin. Correct facial markings, large well
cupped ears. Strong muscular lithe medium sized body.
Excellent tapering tail to balance. Excellent tail tip and
heels. Excellent temperament, a really lovely queen.
2 PONTELLO’S PONTABY SOGNASTELLA [15M 2W]. Rather
nervous of the show scene and other cats. Excellent
moderate wedge of good width. Good profile break and
firm chin. Large well set ears, lovely expressive amber eyes
of good size and set. Lithe muscular body, good Aby’ tail,
excellent rich coat and excellent ticking.
3 CULLEY’S ABYSIMBA GINNYWEASLEY [16M]. Slightly
longer in the wedge, would like a little more width to
head. Large, well set, well cupped ears. Correct profile
break. Would like eyes larger and more rounded almond
in shape. Good facial markings, strong chin. Strong
muscular lithe body, good tapering tail. Excellent tail tip
and heels. Excellent rich golden brown coat, very well
ticked.
Sheila P. Hamilton
Many thanks to Sandra Holden, we spent a very enjoyable
day together. She handles the cats with consideration and
is a very competent steward. Many thanks Sandra, I look
forward to next year.
AOV SLH PREMIER MALE:
1 GR. JOHNSON’S PR. AKDAMAR JACOBWALL MN 13d
[17M 1W]. I have judged this very handsome boy on
several occasions and have previously awarded him an
Imperial. He is an excellent representative of the Turkish
breed and is of a delightful temperament which makes him
a pleasure to judge. Displays a lovely adolescent head and
body. Strong, typical head of excellent balance. Pale
amber eyes of lovely shape and expression. Firm body
showing budding masculinity, shown in excellent physical
condition. Excellent pattern with shell pink inner ear and
eye line. Almost symmetrical butterfly of rich auburn
colour. Paler auburn tail with tail rings, with colour just
creeping into body by a fraction. Clear chalk white soft
coat, very good coat length with ruff and toe tufts.
Excellent presentation.
R. LAWRENCE’S PR. RAGALYN OSCAR MN 66/31 [1Y 10M].
A very attractive boy of adolescent lines and development.
Head shows correctness and budding strength and
masculinity. His flat plane is well defined. Large expressive
eyes of a very good even blue colour. Nasal tilt is fairly well
developed. Bite is level although is slightly untidy. He has
a good firm chin and his muzzle is broad and strong. Lovely
masculine lines to his body which is further developed than
the head. Neck is thick and his chest shows good depth.
He stands on substantial and strong limbs on large paws.
Bushy long tail completes his very good balance. He was
shown in excellent physical condition, is weighty and
substantial. Very good coat length with well established
ruff. Silky coat. Excellent temperament and was well
presented. Very good pattern and showing very good
colour and contrast.
AOV SLH PREMIER FEMALE:
1 GR. SPROT’S UK & IMP. GR. CH. & PR. CHURSTONS
CAMEO FN 66/31 [8YR 5M]. It gave me the greatest
pleasure to award this lovely girl the Gr. Premier certificate.
I judged her as a beautiful young kitten and watched her
moving up the ranks to the highest place/title. Later in the
day I gave her Best In Show exhibit. Many congratulations
to both her and her very proud owner. Put simply – she is
gorgeous! A perfect example of the breed. Now neutered,
she has done her duty and is being shown as a mature
spayed female. Her temperament is superb and she is still
in excellent physical condition. I hope to watch her in the
future, I am sure she will continue her success on the
showbench.
R. LAWRENCE’S CH. & PR. RAGALYN TEQUILA 66/31a FN
[5Y 3M]. A generally pleasing and well balanced girl of
mature lines. Good broad head but her flat plane could
show more definition. Large eyes showing correct shape
and setting with colour of a good blue tone. Correct
upward tilt to her profile, bite is level and her muzzle is
well rounded and broad. She has a good firm chin.
Proportionate ears. Long feminine body of mature lines, is
weighty and shows very good type and balance. Neck is
thick and she shows good depth to chest. Very good length
to tail which is still in summer phase. Silky, glacial white
coat still to come through as is her ruff. Very good pattern
with well formed inverted ‘V’ and showing very good
contrast. A confident girl who was well prepared and
presented.
AV ORIENTAL IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & IMPERIAL CERT. SIMPSON’S GR. CH. WESTGARTH
DRESSTOIMPRESS 37g F [3Y 5M]. An impressive looking
and attractive mature girl showing excellent lines of
conformity. Very good head length with straight lines
interrupted by a very marginal muzzle pinch. Very good
top of head and ear flair with a good wide base. Even mid
green eye colour showing lovely shape and oriental setting.
Expression is soulful. Almost straight profile, bite is very
slightly scissored. Excellent depth to chin. Long, lithe body
of excellent tone, substance and is in superb physical
condition.
Excellent neck carriage and having a
corresponding thin and tapering tail. She stands on long,
elegant limbs with neat paws. Very good coat texture a
trifle long for perfection, but was well mingled throughout
showing shades of mid blue and creams. She handles well
and was well worthy of the Imperial – congratulations to
her owner.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE PREMIER MALE:
1 & GR. PR. PAGE’S PR. ASHJOLEX ZACHARYBINX 32/1 MN
[16M 2WKS]. I like this youngster as he shows style, lovely
type and balance. Long head of adolescent proportions
complimented by his well flared ears and his excellent
profile. He has a noble expression which has much appeal
for me. Excellent eyes for shape, colour and Siamese
setting. Bite is level but he shows slight gingivitis, chin is
firm. Long, lithe body with excellent long and slender
limbs. Excellent neck carriage and his perfect balance is
made complete by his long tapering tail which displays
numerous rings and a solid tip. Facial pattern shows very
good formation and clarity with spectacles and whisker
spots. Eyes are enhanced by well formed tracings and he
displays a well formed ‘M’ and distinctive thumbprints.
Close lying sleek coat of an excellent texture showing some
tonal shading, contrasting well with his seal brown pattern.
Lovely to handle and to judge. He was well presented.
R. SAXON’S PR. SHIMILEETA STONECOLDCRAZY 32/3 MN
[1Y 11M]. Another very impressive boy, he was very unlucky
to meet the winner today as he is a very good
representative of the breed. Strong and well balanced
head with excellent ear flair. Eyes are of a very good blue
colour, he tends to open them up slightly. Very good
profile, his bite is level and he has a firm chin. Excellent
bone and masculinity to his well toned body. Excellent
neck carriage leading to a long, lithe body. Long tapering
and well ringed tail. Excellent clarity to pattern with well
marked legs and well defined thumbprints and frown
mark. Well formed ribbons and clear spectacles. Sleek,
clean and well textured coat, lying close. Very good
chocolate base colour. Ivory tone to coat making for a very
attractive effect. Excellent temperament.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE FEMALE ADULT:
1 CH. & BOB BAUERFEIND’S PALMIRA SIENNA 24 F [1Y 7M].
A well balanced girl of unexaggerated type. Good length
to head showing minimal pinch and adequate depth to
chin. Well placed and proportionate ears. Excellent eye
shape, setting and expression. Deep blue colour to eyes.
Firm body of overall good balance, very good length to
tapering tail. Dense seal brown mask and ears. Limbs are
typically paler but the tail does show some brindling. Tonal
shading to sleek and close lying coat. Slightly uptight but
handles well with reassurance. Was well presented.
TABBY POINT SIAMES ADULT:
1 [CH. W/HELD] BAUERFEIND’S SHIMILEETA BULSARA F
32/1 [2Y 1M]. Almost fully mature but not having quite
the strength of head. Proportionate ears which she carried
slightly upright. Good eye shape and colour without
typical Siamese expression. Bite is slightly untidy due to
some missing incisors. Muzzle is rather squared off and her
chin is just adequate. Good length to body which is
weighty and well covered. Tonal shading to sleek and close
lying coat. Pattern colour is good, but pattern formation
could be more defined. Very good condition and
temperament, but unfortunately for me not quite up to
Challenge quality today.
2 HELM’S VELVETEENA KASSIE LASSIE 32/3 F [1Y 10M]. She
too lacks the desired strength and type to both head and
body. Moderate head length with chin requiring more
depth.
Good straight profile.
Well placed and
proportionate ears. Very good eye shape and colour. Body
is slightly dainty and lightweight, but nevertheless is well
covered and has good muscle tone. Very good chocolate
base colour with clear and well formed facial, ear and leg
pattern. Tail is well ringed. Very good coat colour, but
could be finer as it is rather ‘dense’ for the breed. Coat
texture is good. A pleasing girl for temperament.
BOB HARVEY’S CH. ADVIAM PINUP POPPY 32/1 F [2Y 9M].
A well balanced girl unexaggerated in type. Excellent eye
colour with very good profile. Very good body and tail.
Sleek and well textured coat. Very good pattern.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE KITTEN:
1 & BOB SIMPSON’S MAFDET HONEYBEE 24 F [17 WEEKS].
A promising girl showing style and overall lovely
conformation. Very good head shape enhanced by her
well placed and proportionate ears with a good wide base.
Expressive eyes showing the desired Siamese shape and
setting. Even deep blue eye colour. Profile is straight but
she shows a slight teething pinch at present. Her bite is
level. Lovely firm chin. Long, baby body with good length
to neck. Lengthy limbs and having neat oval shaped feet.
Tail is in balance and tapers to a fine tip. Points colour still
developing with mask and ears of a good seal brown tone.
Baby coat clear and contrasts well. Lovely condition and
she handles with confidence.
2 CLEGG’S AMUN APHRODITE MYNPH 24 F [5 MTHS 1 WK].
Not having strong Siamese type to her head, but she does
show some good points. She has excellent eye colour
despite her eyes lacking the correct shape and setting. Her
bite is level and she has a good firm chin. She has a slight
pinch to the muzzle but her bite is fairly firm. Good firm
body shown in very good physical condition. Clear sleek
coat of very good texture. Dense seal points colour, well
developed for her age. A delightful girl for temperament
and was well presented.
TABBY POINT SIAMESE MALE KITTEN:
1 HARVEY’S ENIGMATIC SHOUTITOUT M 32/3 [6 MTHS].
Shows generally pleasing head type with very good ear
placement and proportions. Good straight profile and
having a firm chin. Eyes let him down as the setting is
rather deep and they are rather small in relation to his face
and gender. Eye colour is too pale and dull in effect. Body
is of good length but he is moving through the heavy and
awkward ‘podgy’ stage. I am sure that he will look better
as he matures. Ivory colour, sleek and close lying coat.
Good chocolate base colour, but mask is paler and brindled
with tabby pattern losing its clarity. Thumbprints and
bracelets are well formed. Has a well ringed tail. A
pleasing boy for disposition.
TABBY POINT SIAMESE KITTEN:
1 BOB CASSAR SIMMONDS’ FURRYFACE ESPERANZA 32/4
F [8MTHS]. Has a very good head for length which would
balance better with a slightly deeper chin and a straighter
profile. Excellent ear flair. Lovely eyes for shape, colour
and Siamese expression. Bite is level. Dainty for her age
but body is of a good length and conformation. Long
elegant limbs and has a well ringed long and tapering tail.
Clear, sleek and well textured coat. Dark lilac base colour.
Pattern is fairly clear on the mask and ears. Bracelets faint
and lack formation as yet. A stylish girl needing to make
more size. Well prepared and has a lovely disposition.
Steve Crow
Many thanks to Mavis and the Committee for the invitation
to judge, I had a very enjoyable day meeting some super
cats.
AV FOREIGN IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER MALE: Two super
boys entered; both worthy of this prestigious certificate.
IMP. GPC FLEMING’S GR. PR. SHOELINA ZELENSKY. Russian
Blue. 9/5/00. Large and very handsome boy, mature and of
good type and a real gentleman. Long slender body is
lithe, graceful and well balanced, of very good weight and
substance feeling firm and muscular to the touch with
good strong medium underlying bone-structure; gently
rounded chest and elegant slender well shaped limbs
ending in compact oval paws in proportion. Head shows
short wedge with good breadth to muzzle and prominent
whisker pads. Tall pointed ears of good shape and quite
large, broad at the base and set vertically on head to give
correct alert stance. Clear palish green eyes are almond
shaped and set wide apart and at a slight slant to give
typical expression. Level brow to above eyes, profile line
down to nose has shallow concave curve, chin is level and
of good depth, untidy teeth but bite is level. Double coat
is fine and short to medium in length, feeling soft, dense
and velvety in texture, in superb condition with a glistening
silvery sheen. Clear medium blue grey, even in tone and
clear of marks except for hint of faint ghost rings towards
end of tail. Tail tapers evenly to rounded tip and length
and just balances. Very friendly boy who showed himself
to advantage and was a delight to judge
RES. IMP. GPC KELSALL’S GR. PR. PONTABY PASTICCIO.
Sorrel Abyssinian. 13/8/05. Mature and very handsome boy
of good overall type. Slender lithe body is firm and
muscular, of very good weight and substance and looking
well balanced and elegant; straight back, gently rounded
chest and slender well shaped limbs ending in neat oval
paws in proportion. Head forms moderate wedge with
gently rounded contours and good width to cheeks, slight
indentation below tapers to slightly rounded muzzle of
good breadth. Well spaced medium large ears are broad at
the base and well cupped, of good shape and held pricked.
Large and lustrous hazel green eyes are shaped like
rounded almonds and set wide apart and at a slight slant
to give typical “wild” expression. Very gentle curve to
brow, slight break, hint of a tiny bump on nose, chin is
almost level and of fairly good depth. Coat is short to
medium in length, fine, dense and silky smooth and lies
very close to the body, in beautiful condition and displaying
a glossy shine. Well defined pattern of rich dark chocolate
ticking lies over bright warm copper toned apricot base,
two bands of ticking clearly visible in hall light, slight spine
line, hint of very faint well broken necklace, good colour up
hocks and chocolate tip to tail; “M” and scarab on
forehead, mascara effect to eyes surrounded by light
spectacles, defined pencilling on cheeks. Tail tapers evenly
to rounded tip and length just about balances. A very
talkative boy out on the table, relaxed and good natured
in his pen. .
AV FOREIGN IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER FEMALE: One girl
entered.
1 IMP. GPC withheld ECCLES’S GR. PR. NEWKINGDOM
QETESH. Silver Egyptian Mau. 5/7/03. Attractive mature
girl of good overall type. Long slender well filled body is
firm, muscular and of very good weight with good medium
foreign boning, gently rounded chest and elegant slender
well shaped legs ending in neat rounded paws in
proportion. Head shows medium wedge with rounded
contours, quite good breadth to gently rounded muzzle
and uniform width to nose. Medium ears are broad at the
base and of good shape, spaced well apart and cupped
forward. Large lustrous eye are shaped like rounded
almonds and set wide apart under level brows to give
typical “worried” expression; colour is gooseberry green
around pupil but with yellow cast to rest of iris. Very slight
curve to brow, slight dip in profile line with tiny hard bump
on nose, chin is level and needs a touch more depth. Coat
is of medium length, fine, dense and quite resilient with
silky texture, in super condition with a gleaming shine.
Pattern of well spaced black spots is defined and contrasts
well against clear silver ground, spine line is a little solid on
lower back, couple of linked spots near shoulders and three
linked spots on one side, double necklace with one well
broken and one just broken, bars and spots on legs and
broken rings on tail. “M” and complex scarab on forehead,
mascara effect to eyes surrounded by light spectacles, faint
pencilling on face. Tail tapers to finer rounded end and
almost balances. Relaxed, calm girl and very sweet
natured. After some consideration I felt she had too many
minor faults for this prestigious award.
AC BURMESE GRAND PREMIER MALE: One cat entered.
GPC AKEHURST’S GR. PR. CHIARO LATTICELLO. 18/3/07.
Large handsome lad of good overall type, who obviously
likes his dinner very much. Body is very well filled, really
quite plump and feels solid, heavy and very substantial,
well muscled with level back, gently rounded chest and
slender well shaped legs ending in compact oval paws in
proportion. Head shows short wide wedge with slightly
rounded top between well spaced medium ears, broad at
the base and of good shape. Large lustrous rich chartreuse
yellow eyes are of very good shape and set wide apart to
give typical expression. Very gentle curve, very good break,
straight nose and level chin of quite good depth. Medium
length coat is fine and very close-lying with a good satiny
texture, in superb condition and displaying a gleaming
sheen. Rich even medium cream in colour, cool in tone
with powdering evident on head and ears; faint well
broken necklace, smudged marks on knees and elbows.
Tail tapers evenly to “paintbrush” tip and is short to
balance plump body. Slightly nervous out on the table, shy
but much more relaxed in his pen and very good natured.
I did debate whether I should award the Grand Certificate
as he is rather plump and looks just a little unbalanced,
however he has good type, colour and coat texture, so he
won me over in the end.
AC BURMESE GRAND PREMIER FEMALE: One cat entered.
GPC MARRIOTT-POWER & MARRIOTT’S GR. PR. & CH.
RUMBA FUTURISTIC. 2/12/93. Lovely elderly lady of good
overall type and in super condition for almost fifteen years
old. Slender balanced body is of good weight and
substance, feeling firm and well muscled with straight
back, correctly rounded chest and slim elegant shapely legs
ending in neat oval feet in proportion. Head forms short
wide wedge, blunt in the muzzle with very slightly rounded
top between well spaced medium ears, broad at the base
and of good shape. Large lustrous pale chartreuse eyes are
of very good shape and set wide apart to give typical
expression. Brow is a touch flat, very good break, short
straight nose, chin is firm and of quite good depth; bite is
untidy with incisors missing, but acceptable especially
considering her age. Close lying coat is fine and of medium
length, good satiny texture and in splendid condition with
a gleaming sheen. Delicate rich medium cream is cool in
tone and even with lovely powdered effect on head, ears,
neck and shoulders. Tail is of good shape, tapering to finer
“paintbrush” tip; length is a fraction short to balance.
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Sleepy lady, calm, relaxed and very good natured.
EGYPTIAN MAU KITTEN MALE: One boy entered.
1 BATESON’S NEWKINGDOM ULYSSES. Silver. 22/4/08.
Handsome baby boy, well grown for twenty weeks and of
very pleasing type. Long slender elegant body is of very
good size and weight, feeling firm and well muscled with
gently rounded chest and slender elegant well shaped legs
ending in neat rounded paws in proportion. Head shows
medium wedge, just a touch fine across the gently rounded
muzzle at present, uniform width to nose. Well spaced
medium ears are broad at the base and of good shape.
Large lustrous eyes are shaped like rounded almonds and
set wide apart under straight brows to give typical
“worried” expression; colour is gooseberry green around
pupils with amber cast to outer iris. Very slight curve to
brow, slight dip in profile line to nose, chin is level and
needs a little more depth. Fine medium length coat lies
close and has good silky texture, quite resilient considering
his age, in super condition with a glossy shine. Pattern of
dark charcoal spots is well distributed and distinct,
contrasting well against clear silver ground; spine line is a
little solid as yet, couple of linked spots near shoulders
which will hopefully separate as he grows, double necklace
is broken, bars and spots on legs, broken rings along tail.
“M” and complex scarab on forehead, lines over head beak
into rows of small spots, attractive mascara effect to eyes
surrounded by light spectacles, faint pencilling on cheeks.
Tail is of good shape and just balances. Very noisy and
demanding youngster, lively, alert and very friendly.
EGYPTIAN MAU KITTEN FEMALE: One girl entered.
1 & BOB KNIGHT’S MAUOLOGY SERENITY. Silver. 8/4/08.
Pretty young lady, who is developing well and of good size
and weight for months; showing of good overall type.
Slender long body is well filled and elegant, feeling firm
and well muscled with gently rounded chest and elegant
slender well shaped legs ending in neat rounded paws in
proportion. Head shows medium wedge with gently
rounded contours and good breadth to muzzle, uniform
width to nose. Well spaced medium size ears are broad at
the base and of good shape. Large lustrous eyes are
shaped like rounded almonds and set wide apart and
straight under level brows; colour is gooseberry green
around the pupil with yellow cast to outer iris. Very slight
curve to brow, slight dip in profile line to nose which shows
just the hint of a bump; chin is level and of fairly good
depth. Coat is fine and of medium length, lying very close
lying to the body with a good silky texture, quite dense and
good resilience for her age. Very distinct pattern of small
black spots contrast sharply against a sparkling silver
ground, spine line is a little solid at present on lower back,
necklace is just broken, broken bracelets and spots on legs
and broken rings on tail. “M” and complex scarab on
forehead, lines over head, attractive mascara effect to eyes
surrounded by light spectacles, defined pencilling on
cheeks. Tail tapers evenly to finer rounded tip, length just
balances. Alert, lively and very friendly.
CREAM BURMESE ADULT: One cat entered for Best of
Breed only.
BOB to PALLISTER’S CH. PENWYNKATZ CRÈME DELIGHT.
15/10/06. Handsome young man of very pleasing type, who
is well jowled and distinctly masculine in appearance. Long
slender randy body is a touch lean in the flanks, feeling
lithe and muscular and of very good weight with straight
back, gently rounded chest and slender elegant shapely
legs ending in compact oval paws in proportion. Head
shows short wide wedge with slightly rounded top
between well spaced medium large ears, broad at the base
and of good shape. Large lustrous yellow chartreuse eyes
are of very good shape and set wide apart to give typical
expression. Very gentle curve to brow, strong break,
straight nose and level chin of fairly good depth. Fine
close-lying coat is of medium length with good satiny
texture for a working boy, in super condition with a
gleaming shine. Even rich medium cream, coolish in tone
with some powdering on head and ears; fairly faint well
broken necklace. Tail is of good shape, tapering to finer
tip, length is just short to balance. Good natured boy.
AV FOREIGN NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR ADULT MALE: Four
cats entered,
1 PHILLIPS’S SITHEE BUTTERCUP JOE. Russian Blue. 12/4/07.
Very handsome young lad who is developing well, looking
a touch adolescent still at present by of very pleasing type.
Slender long graceful body is slightly lean and a little rangy,
but of very good size and weight, firm and well muscled
with good foreign boning; gently rounded chest and well
shaped elegant legs ending in neat oval paws in
proportion. Head shows short wedge with good breadth
to muzzle and nicely prominent whisker-pads. Medium
large ears are broad and the base with pointed tips and
held high and tall on head. Expressive eyes are of very
good size and almond shape, set wide and a slight slant,
colour is pale green with a slight yellowish cast just visible.
Flat plane to brow, forming correct angle with profile line
to nose, which shows a slight dip; level chin is of reasonably
good depth. Coat is of medium length, fine and quite
dense and feels plush with velvety texture, in superb
condition with a gleaming sheen; even medium to dark
blue grey with silvery sheen evident in places, ghost rings
visible on tail. Tail tapers evenly to rounded tip and is a
good length to balance. Alert and very friendly boy, who
purred and kneaded throughout and was very easy to
handle.
2 BUCKLEY’S LLANDAR AARON. Brown Spotted Bengal.
Mature handsome lad but with considerable attitude.
Long slender body is muscular and heavy, feeling firm and
of very good substance with good underlying boning;
broad gently rounded chest and slender shapely legs
ending in compact round paws in proportion. Head is
slightly small in relation to body and forms a short broad
wedge with good breadth to gently rounded muzzle and
broad nose with very slightly puffed leather; jowls
beginning to develop. Medium large ears are broad and
the base and of good shape and spaced well apart.
Expressive large rounded almond shaped eyes are hazel
yellow in colour and set wide apart and at a slight slant.
Gentle curve to brow, profile line is a little too straight
showing only slight dip, chin is level and of reasonably
good depth. Medium length coat is fine, dense and close
lying with a smooth silky texture, in very good condition
and displaying a glossy shine. Pattern of warm lighter
brown spots each surrounded by rich warm seal brown rim
is evenly distributed and contrast well against warm rich
golden toned ground, a few linked spots evident on sides
behind shoulders; bars and spots on legs, double necklace
is broken, rings along tail. “M” and complex scarab on
forehead, mascara effect to eyes surrounded by lighter
spectacles, well defined pencilling on cheeks and chin strap.
Tail tapers slightly to rounded tip and is of medium length
to balance. Quite difficult to handle today, he hissed and
growled and generally showed off.
3 BROWN’S JENALL TIGERS EYES. Brown Spotted Bengal.
AV FOREIGN NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR ADULT FEMALE:
1 KNIGHT’S CH. OITAMONSOON TALIAH. Silver Egyptian
Mau. 27/2/06. Very attractive girl of good overall type, but
not very happy today. Long graceful slender body is
balanced and of very good weight, feeling firm and
muscular with good foreign boning, gently rounded chest
and elegant slender well shaped legs ending in neat
rounded paws in proportion. Head forms medium wedge
with slightly rounded contours, good breadth to gently
rounded muzzle and uniform width to nose. Well spaced
medium size ears are broad at the base and of good shape,
cupped forward and alert. Large lustrous rounded almond
shaped eyes are set wide apart under straight brows to give
typical “worried” expression; colour is gooseberry green
with slight yellow cast. Gently rounded brow, slight dip in
profile line to nose, chin is level and of fairly good depth.
Coat is of medium length, fine, close lying and feeling quite
dense and resilient with smooth silky texture; shown in
beautiful condition with a glossy shine. Well defined
pattern of dark charcoal grey spots is evenly distributed
and contrasts well against clear sparkling silver ground,
spine line is quite well broken, broken necklace, bars and
spots on legs and broken rings on tail. “M” and complex
scarab of forehead, lines over head break into rows on tiny
spots, attractive mascara effect to eyes, cheeks are barred.
Tail tapes evenly to rounded tip and almost balances. Calm
in her pen, but much less content out on the table, not at
all keen to see other cats around her, she hissed and
grumbled.
2 BUCK’S CHEREK JINGS CRIVVENS. Cream Smoke Devon
Rex. 13/12/07. Attractive girl, just adult and developing
well, but extremely nervous and not showing herself to
best advantage. Long slender body is of medium size and
very good weight, feeling firm and well muscled with level
back, gently rounded chest and elegant slender well
shaped legs ending in neat oval paws in proportion. Head
forms short broad wedge with good width to high cheekbones and breadth to gently rounded muzzle showing
defined whisker break and short curled whiskers. Large
wide based ears are of good shape and spaced well apart
and set quite low, slight muffs and tiny tufts at tips.
Expressive rounded almond shape eyes are set wide apart
and at a slight slant. Flat skull curves forward at brow, stop
is just about acceptable, but I would like more definition,
chin recedes and needs more depth. Well covered in fine
dense coat, silky in texture with gentle curl to hairs giving
shallow regular waves on sides and flanks, very slight waves
along back, rippled down chest and slight ripples down
legs, plush across shoulders and on head, well covered
tummy, loose waves along tail. Tail is a little thick overall,
tapering slightly to rounded tip, length just balances. Very
shy and rather tense, but a sweet natured girl.
3 SMITH’S SEBBITIBOO HANAKO. Caramel Tabby Cornish
Rex. 24/6/03.
AV FOREIGN DEBUTANTE KITTEN MALE: One kitten
entered.
1 TWINKLETOES FIRE DANCE. Usual Abyssinian. 2/5/08.
Handsome baby boy of good size and weight for nineteen
weeks. Slender lithe body is firm and well muscled with
straight back, gently rounded chest and elegant slender
shapely legs ending in neat oval feet in proportion. Head
shows moderate wedge, good width to cheeks with slight
indentation below tapering to muzzle which is a little fine.
Medium large broad based ears are of good shape, deep
cupped and spaced well apart to follow the line of the
wedge. Almond shaped eyes are just large enough for his
face and set wide apart, I would like them just a little larger
and more expressive, colour is rich amber yellow. Very
gentle curve to brow, no break just a slight dip, chin is level
and of reasonably good depth. Close lying coat is fine and
of medium length, very good silky smooth texture for age
and in super condition with a gleaming shine. Well defined
pattern of black ticking is evenly distributed over a rich
warm apricot base, two bands of ticking clearly evident;
spine line, faint well broken necklace, “M” and scarab on
forehead, mascara effect to eyes surrounded by lighter
spectacles, defined pencilling on cheeks, “thumb-print”
marks on backs of ears. Tail tapers evenly to finer tip and
length just balances. Confident and very friendly young
man.
AV FOREIGN DEBUTANTE KITTEN FEMALE: One kitten
entered.
1 PHILLIPS’S MELKELTER MISSLEPIDINA. Brown Spotted
Bengal. 27/5/08. Pretty young lady is of good size and
weight, who is developing well and of very pleasing type.
Slender long body feels firm and well muscled with good
foreign boning, level back, gently rounded chest and
slender well shaped legs ending in compact round paws in
proportion. Head forms broad medium wedge with good
width to cheeks and breadth to gently rounded muzzle,
moderately broad nose and very slightly puffed pads. Well
spaced medium size broad based ears of good shape.
Large lustrous slightly greenish yellow eyes are shaped like
rounded almonds and set wide apart and at a slight slant.
Very gentle curve to brow, very shallow concave curve to
profile line, chin recedes a little and is of reasonably good
depth. Medium length coat is fine, close lying and silky
smooth in texture, lacks density and resilience at present,
but this should develop as she matures, in beautiful
condition with a glossy shine. Pattern of arrow shaped
spots in rich warm medium brown well defined, just a little
paler on the body than markings on legs and tail, spots
contrast well against warm bright golden toned ground
which is even richer and deeper in tone on head, shoulders
and under-parts, necklace is just broken, broken bracelets
and spots on legs and rings on tail. “M” and scarab on
forehead, attractive mascara effect to eyes surrounded by
light spectacles, well defined pencilling on cheeks and bold
chin strap. Tail is of good shape tapers slightly to rounded
tip and is of medium length to balance. Talkative a very
sweet natured.
AC BURMESE BREEDERS ADULT FEMALE: One cat entered.
1 TEGG’S GR. CH. BLOOMERS BARONESS BELCHAMP.
17/6/06. Mature attractive girl of good overall type.
Slender well filled body is well balanced and of very good
weight and substance, feeling firm and well muscled with
straight back, gently rounded chest and well shaped legs
ending in neat oval paws in proportion. Head shows short
wide wedge, quite blunt in the muzzle with slightly
rounded top between well spaced medium size ears, broad
at the base and of good shape. Lustrous large palish yellow
chartreuse eyes are of very good shape and set wide to give
typical Burmese expression. Very slight curve to brow, very
good break, short nose and leather falls away at very tip,
chin is level and of fairly good depth. Fine coat is of
medium length and very close lying with satin smooth
texture, in superb condition with a glossy shine. Warm
medium dove grey is mixed with rich slightly warm toned
medium cream, very faint well broken necklace and
showing very faint smudged mark on each knee. Tail
tapers evenly to “paintbrush” tip and almost balances.
Calm and very good natured.
2 GILES’S CH. RAWEKE SERENDIPITY. 12/3/07. Attractive
mature girl of good overall type. Well filled slender body
is nicely balanced and of very good weight and substance,
feeling firm and well muscled with level back, gently
rounded chest and slender well shaped legs ending in neat
oval paws in proportion. Head shows short wide wedge
with slightly rounded top and well spaced medium broad
based ears are of good shape. Large lustrous yellow
chartreuse eyes are of very good shape and set wide apart
to give typical Burmese expression. In profile is a little flat
on the brow, very good break, short straight nose and level
chin of fairly good depth; bite is untidy and appeared
marginally undershot, but she was tense and difficult to
assess because of this. Coat is of medium length, fine and
close-lying with silky smooth texture, in super condition
with a glistening shine. Warm even medium dove grey,
showing very slight pinky cast in good hall light, good
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frosted effect to head and ears. Tail tapers evenly to finer
rounded tip and is just short to balance. Shy girl, a little
nervous and wriggly out on the table, more relaxed in her
pen and very sweet natured.
3 GILES’S RAWEKE MIRROR IMAGE.
AC BURMESE DEBUTANTE ADULT: One cat entered.
1 ANDREWS’S ISAJEN PUCCINI. 13/12/07. Handsome
young man, just adult and still very adolescent in
appearance with a slightly “baby” face, needing time to
mature and reach his potential. Long slender body is of
very good weight, firm and well muscled with straight
back, gently rounded chest and slender well shaped legs
ending in compact oval paws in proportion. Short wide
wedge-shaped head has slightly rounded top and well
spaced medium large broad based ears of good shape.
Large lustrous yellow chartreuse eyes are of very good
shape and set wide apart to give typical expression. Very
gentle curve to brow, a little heavily boned over the eyes,
very good break, nose leather falls away at tip, chin is level
and of reasonably good depth. Medium length coat, fine
but a little long on the back, lies close and with good satiny
texture, in very good condition with a healthy shine. Warm
pale to medium milk chocolate, face and ears are
noticeably darker in tone at present; even tone on body.
Tail is slightly thick overall, tapering slightly to rounded tip,
length is a little short to balance. Very happy, playful boy
and full of purrs.
AC BURMESE DEBUTANTE NEUTER: One cat entered.
1 MARRIOTT-POWER & MARRIOTT’S GR. CH. RUMBA
VANESSA. 26/10/99. Charming mature lady of good overall
type and in super condition for nine years old. Slender
balanced body is of medium size and very good weight and
substance, firm and well muscled to the touch with straight
back, correctly rounded chest and slender well shaped
limbs ending in neat spoon-shaped feet in proportion.
Head forms short wide wedge, blunt in the muzzle with
very slightly rounded top between well spaced neat
medium size ears of good shape. Lustrous large pale
chartreuse eyes are of very good shape and set wide apart
to give typical Burmese expression. Very slight curve to
brow, a little heavily boned over the eyes, very good break,
short nose with leather falling away at very tip, chin is firm
and of quite good depth. Bite is rather untidy with teeth
missing. Close lying coat is of medium length, fine and
satiny in texture and in great condition with a glossy shine.
Warm rich seal brown predominates with rich bright
medium tangerine intermingled. Tail tapers evenly to
“paintbrush” tip and is a fraction short to balance. Alert,
affectionate and very sweet natured.
AC BURMESE VISITORS ADULT: Two cats entered.
1 MARRIOTT-POWER & MARRIOTT’S GR. CH. RUMBA
VANESSA.
2 AKEHURST’S PR. CHIARO LATTICELLO.
Mrs Sally Tokens
Sincere thank you to Mavis Donnelly and the committee
for asking me back to judge. The hospitality was excellent
and the lunch was first class. My steward was Mike Piasecki
who was an excellent steward and great company. Thank
you Mike.
AC BIRMAN CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CC MLYNEK & HAYWARD’S GR. CH. MLYWARD
RASBRIN. Seal tabby lass of nearly three and a half years
old. Nice bone structure and good weight. Ears of a
medium size and well set. Cheeks full and a nicely
developed muzzle. Slight dip in profile to a medium length
nose. Level bite. Eyes almost round and showing a lovely
strong blue colour. Scalloped gloves. Socks level. Gauntlets
broad and even in length. Almost clear body coat of a soft
texture and with a small amount of undercoat. Well
defined M to the forehead, lines from the corner of the
eyes across the cheeks. Spotted whisker pads. Tabby
markings to the legs. Tail lightly covered with the odd ring
and balances with the body. Excellent temperament and a
pleasure to handle.
AC BIRMAN PREMIER FEMALE:
GR. PC MLYNEK & HAYWARD’S UK IMP. GR. CH. & IMP. GR.
PR. MLYWARD SASSAFRAS. Cream girl just over nine years
old and a lovely lass whom I have had the pleasure of
judging in the past. Well positioned ears of a good size.
Cheeks full and rounded muzzle. Good eye shape and
lovely blue colouring considering her age. Medium length
nose with a slight dip in profile. Level bite. Almost clear
body coat with some undercoat. Ruff beginning to form.
All cream points of a soft cream colour and nicely matched.
Gloves evenly marked, socks level. Gauntlets of an equal
length and breadth. Tail very well furnished and reaching
the shoulder blades.
RES. GR. PC FORSYTH’S PR. SUCETTE ON ICE. Lilac lass just
over two years old. Another very nice female with very
good bone and weight. Well positioned ears and of a
medium size. Lovely eye shape and very good blue colour.
Cheeks full and just a tiny bit pinched in the muzzle. Profile
of a medium length with a slight dip. Front left marking
reaches the stopper pad but does not go past. Right sock
just a smidge higher. Gauntlets well matched. Clear body
coat of a super length and silken texture with a nice
undercoat present. Pinkish, grey, lilac points all equal in the
depth of colour. Tail nicely furnished and in proportion to
the body length. A very nice female.
TORTOISESHELL COLOURPOINT ADULT:
1 CC MATTHEWS NEWADVENTURE MINIJEANS. Only
thirteen months old and with excellent strong bone and
very good substance. Ears well set just a little open at the
base today. Skull well rounded. Cheeks full and round.
Short broad nose with a good stop. Round eyes of a
medium blue colour. Level bite with the top teeth slightly
concave. Clear body coat which was quite full and with a
nice depth of undercoat. Well groomed and soft to touch.
Red developing on the mask with the colour to the ears of
a rich colour, some of the red to the limbs is just a little
paler at present. Short full brush.
2 LEES THADYNE BLOSSOM. Fourteen months old and
another well developed female with lovely bone and
weight. Small ears which are well set. Skull nicely rounded.
Cheeks full and round. Eyes of a good shape and medium
blue colour. Short broad nose with a nice break. Level bite.
Some shading to the body coat which was of a good length
and a little harsh in texture along the back. Lacking in the
depth of coat at the moment. Front right limb has just a
limited amount of red. Tail lightly covered and of a nice
length. Red colour to the legs still looking a little cold at
the moment.
BLUE NEUTER:
BOB MCKENZIE’S GR. PR. JUKALOUPURZ SAPPHIRE STAR. A
huge lad whose preparation was absolutely magnificent,
coat fairly short but pale in colour and with a very good
undercoat and sound and even to the roots. Huge feet.
Small ears which are well set. Well rounded skull. Cheeks
full and round. Eyes large and of a medium orange colour.
Short broad nose with a good break. Spot on bite. A real
teddy bear who was a delight to handle. A super lad and
well worthy of the best of breed.
BLUE CREAM NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB MCKENZIE’S CH. JUKALOUPURZ MYSTICAL
ANGEL. Just over four years old. Small ears which are nicely
positioned. Skull well developed. Cheeks full and round.
Short broad nose with a good break. Level bite. Round eyes
of a medium orange colour. Coat of a good length just
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lacking in the depth of undercoat today. Nicely prepared
and fairly soft in texture. Intermingled to the body. Good
distribution of both colours to the face and limbs. Tail
lightly covered and balances with the body. Blue of a pale
to medium blue with the cream nice and pale.
AC BI COLOUR RAGDOLL ADULT:
CC withheld 1 HURRELL’S NAPTIME BLAZE OFGLORY. Blue
tabby bi colour lad of seventeen months old. Good bone
structure and nice weight with quite a sleek body. Ears of
a medium size which are nicely positioned and slightly tilt
forward. Flat plane to the top of the head. Cheeks fairly
full just a little pinched in the muzzle. Top teeth concave
and the bite was a little untidy, this was one of my reasons
for withholding the certificate, the other was the stud tail
which was very evident. Coat to the body of a fairly soft
texture but looking rather lifeless. White to the back and
the nape of the neck. Symmetrically inverted V to the face.
Some tabby to the face. Quite a lot of brindling to the tail
which was very lightly covered.
AOC MAINE COON KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB PAYNE’S DRAGONMAINE STRONGFLAME. Red
classic tabby lad of eighteen weeks old. Very good bone
and lovely weight for his age. Large ears which are set quite
high with a good width apart. Red tufts to the tips of the
ears and nice furnishings. Cheeks fairly full with high set
cheek bones. Eyes with a slightly oblique aperture and set
and light gold in colour. Medium length nose with a slight
concave curve at the nasal bridge. Square muzzle. Good
breadth and depth to the chin. Coat just about showing
varying lengths and with a soft top coat and small amount
of undercoat. Rich red markings on a good red ground
colour. Well defined m to the forehead. Several lines
running over the top of the head to the nape of the neck.
Spotted whisker pads. Tail lightly furnished with the odd
ring and reaching the shoulder blades. Back just a little
solid at present.
AOC MAINE COON KITTEN FEMALE:
1 PAYNE’S DRAGONMAINE BATTLEHEART. Sixteen weeks
old tortie classic tabby. Very nicely grown female for her
age with super bone and weight. Rectangular body shape.
Ears of a large size and set quite high with a good width
apart with lovely long tufts and good furnishings. Eyes with
a slightly oblique aperture and set and light gold in colour.
Cheeks with high set cheek bones and fairly full. Good
profile with a slight concave curve at the nasal bridge. Level
bite. Square muzzle. Good breadth and depth to the chin.
Coat just showing varying lengths with a soft top coat and
small amount of undercoat. Tail lightly covered and just
reaching the shoulder blades. Lovely red and black to the
coat with the tabby evident. Butterfly to the shoulders.
Well marked M to the forehead. Lines from the corner of
the eyes across the cheeks. Spotted whisker pads. Lovely
youngster.
2 HOPKINS OCEANARIA INDIANNA. Tortie classic tabby and
white of seven months old. Nice bone structure and weight
for her age. Tufts to the ears which are large in size and set
quite high with a good width apart. Cheeks with high set
cheek bones and I would have liked the cheeks a little fuller
for perfection. Lovely eye shape and light gold colour.
Square muzzle. Good depth to the chin although she was
lacking in breadth. White to the paws, chest and tummy.
Red m to the face. One line from the outer corner of the
eye in black and the other in red. Butterfly marking to the
shoulders. Varying lengths to the coat which had a soft top
coat and lacking in undercoat at the moment. Tabby
markings to the legs. Tail with profuse and flowing fur and
balances with the body. 3 HIGGOTT’S CANDYCOON
STARLIGHT. Tortie smoke of nineteen weeks old. Very good
size and weight for her age. Large ears which are set quite
high with a good width apart. Small tufts and furnishings.
Light gold colouring to the eyes which were of a slightly
oblique aperture and set, just a touch small in size and this
detracts from the balance. Very shallow concave curve at
the nasal bridge to a fairly long profile. Square muzzle.
Chin lacking in breadth and depth and tends to fall away.
Contrasts to the coat still developing. Red areas of a pale to
medium red in colour at the moment. Soft texture to the
top coat with a small amount of undercoat and just about
showing varying lengths. Tail reaching the neck and is
lightly covered. All limbs showing black and red as is the
tail.
NORWEGIAN FOREST KITTEN MALE:
1 FARRANT’S TOPAZICATZ EMIL (67.31s) M 13.4.08 Black
smoke and white. Triangular head shape just a touch short
in length to balance. Profile straight with the chin falling
away slightly. Ears set a touch low and large in size with a
small amount of tufts and nice furnishings. Oval shaped
eyes of a good size and green in colour being obliquely set.
Medium bone structure, I would have preferred him larger
at five months old. Standing tall on the back legs. Medium
size paws which are well rounded. Tail reaches the shoulder
blades and is lightly covered. Smooth top coat with very
little undercoat. Guard hairs along the spine and to the top
of the tail. White blaze to the nose, white legs, tummy and
chest. Contrasts not yet developed.
NORWEGIAN FOREST KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB BARTON’S NORGESKAUKATT AHTARRA RANE
(67.14c) F 6.4.08. Green eyed white. Lovely triangular head
shape with all the sides equal. Long straight profile. Slightly
rounded forehead. Nice chin. Large ears with long tufts at
the back and sides of the ears with no tufts to the tips,
good furnishings. Ears set quite high. Eyes well opened and
oval in shape of a good size and the eye colour is still
developing being a greenish yellow colour at the moment.
Very good bone and lovely substance for her age. Lovely
Norwegian stance. Rounded paws on sturdy legs. Tufts
beginning to form between the toes. Tail lightly covered
and reaches just beyond the shoulders. Very smooth top
coat with some undercoat starting to form. Small
knickerbockers evident. Slight stain to the hocks. Limited
amount of guard hairs at present. Very good temperament.
2 METCALFE’S MAYSULA KJAERSTI (67.31ts) F 31.1.08.
Silver tabby and white. Well developed triangular head
shape. Equal in length to all sides. Long straight profile.
Chin just lacking in depth. Large ears set quite high with a
good width at the base and no tufts with nice furnishings.
Obliquely set eyes green in colour and quite large, just
looking a little oriental in shape which detracts from the
overall balance of the head. Very well built female already
showing a deep chest and powerful neck. Lovely substance.
Tufts between the toes. Strong well built legs. Tail reaches
the shoulders and is well covered with guard hairs along
the top and a few guard hairs to the spine. Smooth top
coat. Predominately white cat with the silver tabby patches.
3 DOBSON’S MAYSULA LINNEA (67.31ts) F 2.6.08 Silver
tabby and white. All sides equal to a good triangular head
shape. Straight profile of a nice length for perfection I
would have liked it a touch longer but she still has time to
develop. Lovely chin. Good width at the base of large ears
with small furnishings. Ears set quite high. Obliquely set
eyes of an oval shape and gold colour. Lovely alert
expression. Very much a baby but showing lovely bone and
weight for her age. Standing taller on the back legs. Large
rounded paws with tufts between the toes. Tail to the
shoulder blades and lightly covered. Guard hairs to the
back and sides. Smooth top coat with the undercoat not
yet developed. White to the paws, chest and tummy.
Excellent temperament and a little sweetie.
AC BI COLOUR RAGDOLL KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB BARTON’S AHTARRA ORPHEUS BLUE. Blue bi
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colour of six months old. Very nice bone and lovely weight.
Ears of a medium size and slightly tilt forward but he does
not show them off to their best. Flat plane to the top of
the head. Cheeks fairly full I would like them to fill out a
little more to balance. Gentle dip to the profile. Eyes with
a slightly oblique set and good blue colour. Level bite.
White to the collar, legs and tummy. Symmetrically marked
inverted V to the face. Soft coat texture with some
undercoat and of a very soft bluish white. Tail lightly
covered and reaching the shoulder blades.
2 HENDERSON’S AHTARRA LUCIEN. Seal bi colour again of
six months old. Very good bone and substance. Well
positioned ears which slightly tilt forward and are in
medium size. Flat plane. Medium length nose with a gentle
dip in profile. Lovely blue colouring to well shaped eyes.
Level bite. Cheeks quite full just a tiny bit pinched in the
muzzle. White to the legs and tummy with a white
symmetrically marked inverted V to the forehead. Ruff
beginning to develop. Coat fairly soft in texture with a
small amount of undercoat coming through. Tail in
proportion to the body length. 3 BRADLEY’S VONVARDA
MASON DEONYX. Seal bi colour again six months old. Well
developed lad for his age with super bone and weight.
Lovely size to the ears which are well set and slightly tilt
forward. Flat plane to the top of the head. Cheeks full just
narrowing slightly in the muzzle. Eyes having a slightly
oblique set and nice blue colouring. Medium length nose
with a gentle dip in profile. Level bite. White symmetrically
marked inverted V to the face. Several patches of white to
the back. Knobbly end to the tail which was lightly covered
and reaching the shoulder blades. Not very happy at all
today and we only managed to have him out of the pen
long enough to assess. Soft texture to the coat with a small
amount of undercoat.
AC BI COLOUR RAGDOLL KITTEN FEMALE:
1 withheld 2 GILLAN’S VONVARDA TOYAH. Blue bi colour
of five months old. I was sorry to have to withhold on this
girl but unfortunately in my opinion she has more than one
third white to the coat. The back is predominately white
with the odd blue patch. Symmetrically marked inverted V
to the face. White to the limbs, chest and tummy. Sound
bone and very good weight. Medium size ears which
slightly tilt forward and are well set. Cheeks full and the
muzzle nicely developed. Lovely eye shape and good blue
colouring. Gentle dip to the profile with a medium length
nose. Very good temperament and a pleasure to handle.
Well balanced type it was a shame that she had so much
white to the coat.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB MELLOR’S CH. ADFURLO
GLENKENSDRAMBUIE.
Nearly five years old and a lovely strong girl with superb
bone and weight. Ears of a medium size and well set.
Cheeks full and a good muzzle. Slight dip in profile to a
medium length nose. Level bite. Eyes almost round and of
a good blue even considering her age. Long coat with a
small amount of undercoat and very slight shading which
had been well prepared. Large rounded paws on sturdy
legs. Scalloped gloves with the socks evenly matched.
Gauntlets broad and even in length. Strong seal brown
points all very well matched in the depth of colour.
AC PERSIAN RADIUS ADULT MALE:
1 STEWART’S CH. LAZANE ON CLOUD NINE. Orange eyed
white of fifteen months old. Short cobby body set low on
the legs. Strong bone and lovely weight. Small ears placed
low on the side of the head. Well developed skull. Cheeks
full and round. Large round eyes of a very good copper.
Short nose with a good stop and large leather and nostrils.
Level bite. Long full coat with a good undercoat. Groomed
to perfection and free from any staining. Tail short and well
furnished.
2 PRICE’S MYSBO SILVER OTIS. Chinchilla lad of fourteen
months old. Very good bone and substance. Just standing
a little tall on his legs today. Ears well set and a little open
at the base. Well rounded skull. Cheeks full and round.
Large eyes of a good emerald in the centre just a little
lighter in colour to the outer edges. Short broad nose
outlined with black and showing a brick red nose leather.
Coat fairly long with a limited amount of undercoat and
of a fairly soft texture. Just lacking in undercoat today.
Lightly tipped which was even all over the body. Large
paws which were well tufted. Short full brush.
AC PERSIAN RADIUS ADULT FEMALE:
1 MATTHEW’S NEWADVENTURE MINIJEANS. Seal tortie
colourpoint.
AC PERSIAN BREEDERS KITTEN MALE:
1 HADFIELD’S HADFIELD TEXAS HOLDUM. Brown tabby
exotic of five months old. A well developed baby with a
short cobby body set low on the legs. Ears small in size and
set low on the side of the head. Skull nicely rounded.
Cheeks full. Large eyes of a very good copper. Short nose
with a strong stop and large leather and nostrils. Excellent
coat length and texture, standing away from the body. Soft
to touch. Mackerel tabby coat pattern with lines running
down his sides. Good facial markings with a well marked m
to the forehead and lines across the cheeks from the corner
of the eyes. Markings to the legs. Short well covered tail.
2 HUNTER’S ELLSKITZ CRUSADER. Red colourpoint of seven
months old. Very good bone and substance. Ears well
positioned just a touch open at the base. Skull a little
bumpy at present. Eyes large and round and of a pale blue
colour. Short broad nose. Acceptable bite. Mask not yet
fully coloured with the other points showing a nice red
coming through. Tail fully coloured and nicely covered.
Clear body coat of a silken texture of a good length with
some under coat present.
3 MORRIS’S HEATHROSE ROOMS ON FIRE. Red smoke a
very nice kitten whose coat is a little topsy turvy at present,
but he looks to show great promise.
AV SLH BREEDERS ADULT MALE
1 PAYNE’S GR. CH. DRAGONMAINE ODINPENDRAGON.
Silver tabby and white Maine coon. Very good bone and
lovely substance. Good rectangular body shape. Large ears
set quite high with good tufts and furnishings. Cheeks
fairly full with high set cheek bones. Eyes with a slightly
oblique aperture and set and green in colour. Medium
length nose with a slight concave curve at the nasal bridge.
Level bite. Square muzzle. Good breadth and depth to the
chin. Coat with varying lengths and soft top coat with a
small amount of undercoat. Butterfly marking to the
shoulders and oysters to the flanks. Tail with profuse and
flowing fur and reaching the shoulder blades. White to the
paws, chest and tummy.
2 WHITBY’S CH. SUCETTE PRINCE VALIANT. Lilac Birman of
fourteen months old. Lovely bone and weight. Medium
size ears which are well set. Cheeks full and muzzle well
developed. Eyes almost round and of a good blue. Slight
dip in the profile. Level bite. Clear body coat which was soft
in texture and having a small amount of undercoat. Pinkish,
grey lilac points all very well matched in the depth of
colour. Well marked gloves, socks evenly matched.
Gauntlets broad and even in length. Well covered tail just
a little short in length.
3 TWYMAN’S GR. CH. NORGESKAUKATT SKVALA (67.14a)
M orange eyed white Norwegian Forest cat.
1 VICKERS SUVICOON SASHAFLASH. Silver classic tabby
and white Maine coon of ten months old. Showing super
bone and weight although she is still quite young. Large
ears set quite high with a good width apart. Cheeks fairly
full with high set cheek bones. Eyes with a slightly oblique
aperture and set and light gold in colour. Square muzzle.
Nice depth to the chin I would have preferred a little more
breadth. Coat with varying lengths and having a soft top
coat with a limited amount of undercoat as yet. Tail with
profuse and flowing fur and reaching the shoulder blades.
White to the paws, chest and tummy. Butterfly to the
shoulders with the oysters on the flanks just visible. Good
facial markings.
2 MLYNEK & HAYWARD’S GR. CH. MLYWARD RASBRIN.
Seal tabby Birman.
3 HARVEY’S KARALOU POLLYANNA. Tortie tabby and
white Maine coon.
WYVERN C.C. – 13.9.2008
Norma Farnsworth
Many thanks for the invitation to judge at this popular and
well attended show. The entry was good and the quality
of the cats was, in some cases excellent. My steward was
Joan Pounds who was an excellent companion. Many
thanks to the Committee for the attractive gift and all the
little extras which made the day a success.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE PREMIER MALE:
GR. PR. GREEN’S CH. & PR. BELROO PERFEQUE [24b]
17.6.06. A very composed gentleman enjoying his
retirement from entertaining the ladies. Well grown and
of excellent type and very good colour. Excellent top of
head and large well placed ears. Good profile, most of his
teeth were missing but bite appears to be level and firm
chin. Slightly deep set eyes or oriental shape and deep blue
colour. Proud head carriage and long, well muscled body
of very good type with slim legs and a tail which needs an
extra inch to balance the length of the body. Warm points
which are chocolate and complete on the mask. Slight
shading on a coat of excellent texture, just a fraction long.
RES. GR. PR. SHAWLEY’S GR. PR. HIGHIQ XTRAVAGANZA
[32/1] 18.5.05. Another quality exhibit with a super
temperament. Very stylish with a straight wedge and good
top of head with large ears. Straight profile, some teeth
missing but bite appears to be level and good chin. Eyes of
good basic shape and set which are slightly full, this is
mitigated by the fact that they are a most brilliant blue.
Well defined neckline and long firm body with slim legs
and long, well ringed tail. All tabby markings very well
defined and some toning shading on a short, smooth lying
coat.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE PREMIER FEMALE:
GR. PR. STOKES IMP. GR. PR. & IMP. GR. PR. HELLFIRE
HIPPYCHICK [32b2] 26.11.03. Outstanding exhibit with a
temperament to match. Excellent type with a straight
balanced wedge and beautifully placed large ears. Straight
profile, level bite and firm chin. Excellent oriental eye
shape and set with sapphire blue colour and enigmatic
expression. Elegant neckline and long, well fed body with
slender legs, tiny feet and long whip tail. Mid blue points
all well mingles with shades of cream and a short, close
lying coat of excellent texture. Perfectly presented and a
credit to her owner.
2 RES. PR. W/H MEEK’S PR. SHERMESE CHINA DOLL [24]
6.6.07. Almost a year old and looking immature on the day.
Fine boned and elegant with a good top of head and large
ears. Dip in profile, pinch to muzzle, level bite and good
chin. Oriental eye shape and set with good blue colour.
Fragile neckline and long stylish body with slim legs and
very long whip tail. Extremely dark seal points and some
shading on back of a close lying coat which was slightly
harsh on the back. Needs more time.
BLUE POINT ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB WARD’S OWAISSA BOBBY BLUE BEACON
9.12.07. Not in the best of tempers to start with but cooled
down eventually. Stylish type overall with a medium
length, straight head and large well placed ears. Straight
profile, level bite and firm chin. Oriental eye shape and set
with deep blue colour. Graceful head, carriage and long
muscular body of good type with slender legs and long
whip tail. Slight gun metal overtone to dark blue points,
could be a caramel in waiting. Off white coat of excellent
length and texture.
RED POINT ADULT MALE:
1 CC & BOB ARMSTRONG’S JOHPAS RED ROUE 19.10.07.
Glorious young male of outstanding quality, beautifully
grown with a perfect temperament. Excellent top of head
and large well placed ears. Straight profile, level bite and
firm chin. Excellent oriental eye shape and set with deep
blue colour. Strong head carriage and beautifully grown
muscular body of stylish type with slim legs and tail which
could do with an extra inch. Golden red points and a clear
coat of exceptional length and texture.
RED POINT FEMALE:
1 CC W/H STOKES LITTLEFEAT ROSARITA [32a] 14.11.07.
Just an adult and very immature. Stylish type with good
width between large ears which she held slightly high on
occasion. Straight profile, pinch to muzzle, level bite and
good chin. Full eyes of good basic shape and set with clear
mid blue colour. Good head carriage and long body of
good type with slender legs and long whip tail. Good red
points and a warm white coat of excellent length and
texture.
CONSIDERED FOR BOB MULLEN’S GR. CH. JOHPAS RED
RUDDI 32a M 6.10.05. Not on form today. I judged him 2
weeks ago and he was looking heaps better than he did
today. His coat was open and slightly harsh, he was not
happy and had the misfortune to meet an outstanding
opponent.
AC BALINESE ADULT MALE:
1 CC & BOB BROWNING’S GR. CH. PIPPASTRO HAWKMOTH
[61n] 5.5.07. A stunning example of the breed and a joy to
handle. Straight wedge with excellent width between
large fronded ears. Excellent profile, level bite and firm
chin. Oriental eye shape and set with bright blue colour
and imperious expression which belies his outgoing nature.
Regal head carriage and long firm body with rather heavy
legs and feet and a well plumed tail which could do with
an extra inch. Lovely points colour and a coat of excellent
quality which flowed along the spine.
AC BALINESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC WHITBY’S CH. PIPPASTRO PINK PANTHER [61n]
23.4.07. An attractive queen of excellent type. Straight
wedge with good top of head and large tufted ears.
Almost straight profile, level bite and good chin. Oriental
eye shape and set with clear blue colour which could be
deeper for perfection. Long muscular body of stylish type
with slightly heavy legs and long well plumed tail. Good
caramel points colour and a coat of good length and lovely
silky texture.
2 LLOYD’S JAYMAX ELLIE MAE [61dt] 3.3.07. Well grown
queen with a good head length and balancing width
between ears which she tended to hold slightly high and
need to be larger. Flat brow, straight nose, level bite and
good chin. Oriental eye shape and set with deep blue
colour. Firm, muscular body of good length and type with
good legs and long well plumed tail with shadowy rings.
Good red points with thumb prints, M on brow, single
ribbons and faint leg bars and bracelets. Coat lacks silky
texture at present.
SEAL POINT KITTEN MALE:
1 BOB COPELAND’S FLOWERDEW GTXPECTATIONS 2.2.08.
Very stylish kitten of excellent type. Good length wedge
with excellent top of head and large ears. Straight profile,
level bite and good chin. Oriental eye shape and set with
deep blue colour and superior expression. Elegant neckline
and long muscular body, slender legs and long whip tail.
Warm seal points and some toning shading on a beige coat
which was short, smooth and close lying.
SEAL POINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 GRAY & JOHNSON’S METEXA MYSTICAL MANTRA 4.4.08.
Dainty, fine boned kitten of good overall type. Good top
of head with large ears which she held slightly high on
occasion. Ruler straight profile, level bite and firm chin.
Slightly full eyes with clear blue colour which needs to be
deeper. Stylish type overall with dainty legs and long whip
tail. Dark seal points and a cream coat of excellent length
and texture.
CREAM POINT KITTEN MALE:
1 BOB CLARKE’S FOXYPAWS ERICSSON 1.6.08. Just old
enough to be in competition with a balanced wedge and
excellent top of head with large ears. Straight profile, level
bite and firm chin. Straight set eyes of oriental shape and
deep blue colour. Fragile neckline and firm little body with
slender legs and long whip tail. Good cream points and a
clear coat of excellent quality.
2 SIVITER’S SIMPLISIAM SMOOTH TALKER 5.4.08. Well
grown and of very good type. Good length head with
large ears which he held slightly high on occasion. Straight
profile, level bite and chin. Oriental eye shape and set with
clear blue colour which ideally could be deeper. Good head
carriage and firm body of stylish type with slender legs and
long, fine whip. Soft cream points and a coat of excellent
length and texture.
CREAM POINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 DAVIES BETHANJO WALKINGONSUNSHINE 12.5.08.
Stylish kitten with good top of head and large flared ears.
Balanced wedge with straight profile, level bite and good
chin. Slightly full eyes of good basic shape and set with
clear blue colour which needs to be deeper. Lovely type
overall with firm body, slender legs and superfine whip tail.
Clear close lying coat with points colour which I suspect will
turn out to be apricot in the fullness of time.
CHOCOLATE POINT NEUTER MALE:
1 PC & BOB GREEN’S CH. & PR. BELROO PERFEQUE 15.4.03.
2 LORD’S PR. SEIDO SERAPIS 17.6.06. Very well grown with
good width between large ears which he tended to tip
forward. Slight dip in profile, level bite and good chin.
Oriental eye shape and set with bright blue colour. Strong
neckline and long firm body of stylish type with slim legs
and long tail. Warm chocolate points, brindled on the
mask and an excellent ivory coat.
3 MILLER’S PR. PASHTAN DAKOTA 6.7.06. Stylish boy of
good type with good length head and well placed large
ears. Dip in profile, pinch to muzzle, untidy bite due to loss
of some teeth and good chin. Oriental eye shape and set
with clear blue colour which needs to be deeper. Long
muscular body, slim legs and a tail which needs an extra
inch for balance. Rich chocolate points and toning shading
on the flanks of an ivory coat of good length and texture.
4 MAWSON & WESTERN’S BEACONHILL EARL GREY 8.3.07.
TABBY POINT MALE NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB BENNETT’S CH. DAZZLING SWEETALKING GUY
[32/8] 21.2.07. I just love this boy he has the lot. Excellent
type overall and the most beautiful caramel colour. Strong
balanced wedge with excellent top of head and large
flared ears. Straight profile, level bite and chin. Excellent
eye shape and set with deep blue colour, and threatening
expression which belies his lovely nature. Proud head
carriage and long muscular body of excellent style and
type, with slim legs and extra long whip tail with clear
rings. All tabby markings well defined with thumb prints,
M on brow and leg bars and bracelets. Excellent coat
quality with slight shading on the flanks.
2 MILLER’S PR. PASHTAN WILLIEWONKA [32/10] 10.5.05.
Mature male with excellent top of head and large ears.
Straight profile, slightly flat on brow, pinch to muzzle,
some teeth missing but bite appears to be level and good
chin. Oriental eye shape and set with deep blue colour.
Good head carriage and stylish type overall with a firm
muscular body. Slim legs and long well ringed whip tail.
Good apricot points colour and all tabby markings well
defined. Excellent coat for colour and quality, slightly
shaded on the back.
3 MATTHEWS & PUGH’S KAMIK SCARLETTPIMPERNEL
[32/5] 23.5.07. Well grown with good width between large
ears held slightly high. Bump on skull, straight profile, level
bite and good chin. Deep set eyes of excellent oriental
shape and bright blue colour. Well defined neckline and
long muscular body with slim legs and long well ringed
whip tail. Bright red points with M on brow, thumb prints
and leg bars and bracelets.
SIAMESE/BALINESE BREED 32 ADULT:
1 ARMSTRONG’S JOHPAS RED ROUE [32a] M 19.10.07.
2 SMOUT’S CH. KAMIK THEONEANDONLY [32b1] F 11.4.06.
Elegant queen with straight wedge and excellent top of
head with large ears. Straight nose, flat on the brow, level
bite and good chin. Slightly full eyes of good basic shape
and set with deep blue colour. Stylish type with long firm
body, slim legs and long whip tail. All points well mingled
with shades of red and a close lying coat showing some
toning patching and shading.
3 BUTTON’S PASHTAN ZOE [32b1] F 28.9.05.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE DEBUTANTE ADULT:
1 WARD’S OWAISSA BOBBY BLUE DEACON [24a] F 9.12.07.
2 MILLER’S LITTLEFEAT KOKOMO [32b3] F 14.11.07. Fine
boned queen of stylish type. Balanced head with good
width between large ears. Straight profile, level bite and
good chin. Straight set eyes of oriental shape and deep
blue colour. Elegant body type with dainty legs and small
feet and long whip tail. All points well mingled and an
excellent coat for length and texture.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE NOVICE ADULT:
1 PATTON’S FLUTTERBY GOODNESSGRACIOUS [24n] F
16.10.07. Stylish young queen of excellent type. Balanced
wedge with good top of head and large ears. Straight
profile, level bite and good chin. Oriental eye shape and
set with deep blue colour. Elegant head carriage and long,
firm body with slender legs and long whip tail. Good lilac
based caramel points colour and a super warm white coat
which gleamed with condition.
2 MILLER’S LITTLEFEAT KOKOMO [32b3] F 14.11.07.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE VISITORS ADULT:
1 GREEN’S GR. CH. MAPU ALLEGRA [24n] F 30.10.04. Well
known queen of beautiful type. Fine boned overall with a
straight head and excellent width between large ears.
Straight profile, level bite and good chin. Excellent oriental
eye shape and set with deep blue colour. Excellent body
type with slender legs and long whip tail. Good caramel
points and a coat of excellent length and texture.
2 WHITBY’S CH. PIPPASTRO PINK PANTHER [61n] F 23.4.07.
3 LLOYD’S JAYMAX ELLIE MAY [61dt] F 3.7.07.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE KITTEN:
1 MILLER’S PASHTAN JINGLE [32tl] F 15.3.08. Stylish kitten
with a straight wedge and good top of head with large
ears. Straight profile, level bite and good chin. Oriental
eye shape and set with deep blue colour. Well defined
neckline, firm body, slender legs and well ringed whip tail.
Mottling evident on the ears and M on brow and leg bars
and bracelets. Clear coat which was smooth, short and
close lying.
2 RIGBY’S TIGGERS LILACMIST [24c] M 13.3.08. Well grown
kitten with a good head and well placed ears. Straight
profile, level bite and good chin. Slightly full eyes of good
basic shape and set with clear blue colour which could be
deeper for perfection. Long muscular body, slim legs and
whip tail. Excellent points colour and an outstanding
magnolia coat.
3 MORGAN’S ASTRASLBLAESE ACHILLES [24b] M 22.3.08.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE NON-BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 COPELAND’S FLOWERDEW GTX EXPECTATIONS [24] M
2.2.08.
2 POUND’S BARBECCO NIELLO [32/1] M 22.3.08. Well
grown kitten of very good type. Excellent top of head and
large ears. Straight profile, level bite and firm chin.
Oriental eye shape and set with sapphire blue colour. Well
defined neckline and long, firm body with slim legs and
long, well ringed tail. All tabby markings very well defined
for a kitten this age with thumb prints, M on brow, and leg
bars and bracelets. Slight shading on a coat of excellent
length and texture.
X2 PATTON’S MAFDET HONEY TRAP [32/1] M 11.5.08.
3 JONES’ MAGICAL MELANCHOLYBABY [24c] F 4.5.08.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 GREEN’S CH. & PR. BELROO PER FEQUE [24b] MN 15.4.03.
2 DAVIES’ GR. PR. RENDZINA CAPTAIN SCARLET [32a] MN
21.4.05.
3 MILLER’S PR. PASHTAN WILLIEWONKA [32/10] MN
10.5.05.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE MAIDEN NEUTER:
1 BENNETT’S CH. DAZZLING SWEETALKING GUY [32/8] MN
21.2.07.
Mrs. Jean Gillson
As usual a very enjoyable show, and I thank Julian and
Margaret for the invite to judge. My grateful thanks to
Jen Lacey who stewarded for me, many thanks for your
expertise and your company. I did some of Joyce Price’s
classes, and I hope Joyce you are now feeling better.
AC PERSIAN GRAND PREMIER [IMP. GR. PR.]:
IMPERIAL WHITE’S IMP. GR. CH. & GR. PR. MARDIGRAS
THECANDY MANCAN. Superb cream and white bicoloured boy of excellent bone, size and shape. Big broad
head with wide top and neat well placed ears. Big round
expressive eyes and a broad short nose with good size
leather and nostrils. Nice bite and ample chin to give him
balance. Cobby strong body on short thick legs with big
paws and a short full tail. He was wearing a wealth of coat
groomed to perfection and of purest white and pale cream.
Later in the day I made this lovely boy ‘Best of Group’
Adult.
R. IMPERIAL EDWARDS’ GR. CH. & GR. PR. ANTALYA
PHOENIX RISING. Red and white bi-coloured boy of nice
type with well set ears having good space between them.
Nice rounded skull and good size and shape to his eyes.
Good size leather and nostrils on his short broad nose. Nice
bite and chin. Ample body on strong legs and a short full
tail. This boy’s coat had a lot of dandruff present today.
AOV SLH PREMIER [GR. PR.] M:
GR. PR. STABLES IMP. GR. PR. MERLIESIN CAISEAL BEAG.
Usual Somali boy with a nice rich golden brown coat with
an apricot base tipped with black. Very nice rich apricot
underside and good black heels. Well placed ears of good
size and nice almond shaped eyes of good expression.
Slight nose break and nice chin. Firm body on long legs
and a good length tail.
R. GR. PR. ALLEN’S PR. SPIRITDANCERS DARCEY. Bi-colour
Ragdoll boy. Very nice inverted V on his face and all legs
are white. His mask, points and tail are a pleasing seal.
Well placed ears of medium size and eyes are a good blue.
Nose shows a gentle dip and a nice firm chin. Nice shape
and size boy who was easy to handle and was well
presented.
AOV SLH PREMIER [GR. PR.] F:
GR. PR. ASHWORTH’S UK GR. CH. UK & IMP. GR. PR.
EMERISLE DIAMANTE. Seal bi-colour girl now over 8 years
old and looking so good. Very nice inverted V on her face
and most lovely eye colour. Profile shows a gentle dip, nice
cheeks and good chin. Pleasing size and shape body and
nice length tail. Very laid back lady.
AC BIRMAN PREMIER [GR. PR.] F:
GR. PR. BICKLEY’S PR. CHANDALINI LOUISIANA SKY. Well
placed medium ears and very nice eyes for size, shape and
colour. Profile shows a slight dip and nice cheeks. Good
bite and chin. Nice blue mask, points and tail, and her
gloves and gauntlets show a pleasing match. Nice shape
body and good length tail. Lovely well prepared pale body
coat which was well presented.
AC BIRMAN PREMIER [GR. PR.] M:
GR. PR. TURNER’S CH. PALINDROME RHAPSODYINBLUE.
Tabby point Birman boy with nice tabby mask, clear
bracelets on his legs and rings in his tail. Gloves and
gauntlets are a pleasing match. Well set medium ears and
very nice size, shape and colour eyes. Slight dip in his
profile and nice chin. Good size and shape boy with a well
prepared coat.
R. GR. PR. TALBOYS CH. & PR. KLASSYKLOGS
KINGKHAYYAM. Blue point boy of lovely size and a very
good temperament. Wearing a lovely coat so well
prepared, just a little shady on his back today. Well placed
medium ears and nice shape, size and colour eyes. Profile
shows a slight dip and nice cheeks. Gloves and gauntlets
match nicely and his mask, points and tail are a pleasing
blue.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN A:
1 CC & BOB WATKINS’ KRYSTALTOZE QUTIE. Medium ears
nicely placed. Lovely colour eyes of nice shape and size.
Slight dip in her profile, nice cheeks and chin. Well
matching gloves and gauntlets and pleasing blue mask,
points and chin. Well prepared coat, little shady on her
back at present. She is a nice weight for her age.
TABBY & TORTIE-TABBY POINT BIRMAN ADULT M:
1 CC BAXTER’S CH. ESAYA SIOUXWARRIOR. Red tabby
point boy who is very friendly. Well placed medium ears
and nice shape, size and colour eyes. Slight dip in his
profile, good bite and chin. Nice mask, points and tail and
a pleasing match to his gloves and gauntlets. Nice weight
and shape body and nice length to his tail. Well prepared
coat, little shady down his back.
TABBY & TORTIE-TABBY BIRMAN ADULT F:
1 CC & BOB GARDINOR’S GAYEMAUDI TICKLEME FANCY.
Lovely tabby mask, clear bracelets on her legs and good
rings in her tail, contrasting well against her well prepared
pale body coat. Well set medium ears and lovely colour,
shape and size eyes. Slight dip in her profile, nice bite and
chin. Good shape body and nice length tail.
AC TURKISH VAN ADULT M:
1 CC & BOB BAKER’S GR. CH. ALANTRIS DANNYS BOY. A
great favourite of mine with his superb temperament, and
just as playful as he was as a kitten. Lovely type with good
size and set ears. Nice eyes for shape and size, nice length
nose and good chin. Very good head markings with nice
blaze separating them, one small spot on his right cheeks.
Lovely auburn tail and clean white well prepared body
coat.
AC TURKISH VAN ADULT F:
1 CC HOYLAND’S PERNIC DREAM KATIA. Nice big head
markings with nice blaze separating them. Good auburn
tail with one large spot just beyond it, and one smaller spot
on her shoulder. Good eyes for shape and size. Well placed
ears and nice nose. Pleasing body shape and size. Well
prepared body coat which was a little coarse on her back.
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SEAL POINT BIRMAN K:
1 BOB HARRIS’S MENTOBE ZULU WARRIOR. Sweet baby
almost 4 months. His mask is developing well, nice points
and tail. Very pleasing match to his gloves and gauntlets.
Ears are well placed and his profile shows a slight dip. Nice
shape and size eyes, and good bite and chin. For his age he
is a good weight and shape. Loved being handled.
AC PERSIAN VISITORS A:
1 VAN HEUMEN’S HIGHSPOT HARMONY. Ream shaded
Cameo. Lovely type and good colour eyes which were
rather dirty. Nice size and shape body.
2 PRIOR’S CH. BRAMBLEBERRY LUNA. Orange eyed white
girl of nice type and pure white coat.
3 HUDSON’S SLINKYPAWS VALENTINO.
AC PERSIAN MAIDEN KITTEN:
1 STORRIE’S ANNASHIRBELLA PRINCESS. Tortie smoke of
super type and very nice coat showing good colours and
having an undercoat. Very promising.
2 BRAY & GRIGGS KASHIMA JAC FROST. Exotic kitten of
nice type and lovely big round appealing eyes. Well
prepared good coat.
3 BIRKBECK’S KHANATE ALEXANDER.
AV SLH BREEDERS A:
1 CANNELL’S MABALAKAT BALTIMORE FILLY. Maine Coon
girl with lovely tall tipped ears, nice shape and size eyes
and good square muzzle. Well presented.
2 STABLES’ CH. MERLIESIN ANGUS MACOG.
3 HARDWICK’S CH. RUTTERKIN KISS ME KATE.
AV SLH KITTEN:
1 MOSS’S LIONMAINE DYNTEYRYNS FLEUR. Maine Coon
girl with good tall ears and eyes of a good size and shape.
Slight curve in her profile and a good square muzzle.
2 STONE’S DIZZIPAWS JACK. Bi-colour Ragdoll with good
inverted V. Nice white legs, super size and a well prepared
coat.
3 BISHOP’S BANOVAL SVANA
AC PERSIAN A:
1 EMERY’S PERADON BIG FRANK. Brown tabby boy of
lovely type on his big broad head. Very pleasing tabby
pattern.
2 VAN HEUMAN’S HIGHSPOT HARMONY.
Mrs Sally Rainbow-Ockwell
Many thanks to Julian & Margaret for the invite to judge.
My steward was Jean Bond – it was our first time working
together & and it was great to have her expertise &
company on a busy day. We had a lovely day with some
super cats. Thanks for all your help Jean, and I look forward
to the next time.
AC BIRMAN CHAMPION MALE:
GCC PORTSMOUTH’S CH. CHURSTON MUSCAR CRISPEN
(13c5 16/8/06). Mature Red Point lad of good balanced
type. Good width to head with well-set medium ears. Deep
blue eyes of good shape – I would prefer them to be
slightly larger & they are a fraction deep-set. Medium nose
with good dip. Good width to cheeks. Level bite. Chin could
be a fraction stronger. Coat fairly well prepared – just a
touch flat on his back today and lacking a little undercoat
and length. Body almost clear, and mid red to all points.
Well matched gloves & socks. Matching tapered gauntlets.
Well grown boy with good body shape. Medium tail to
balance. RES W/H 2 BAXTER’S CH. ESAYA SIOUXWARRIOR
(13c15 11/5/07). Very attractive Red Tabby point lad of
lovely type and super balance. Good width to head with
medium ears set well. Deep blue eyes of excellent size &
shape. Medium nose with good dip. Good width to cheeks.
Level bite & good chin. Well prepared coat of good length.
Clear to body & mid red tabby markings to all points. Well
matched gloves & socks. The left gauntlet is well tapered,
unfortunately the right gauntlet extends up the side of his
leg at the end. Very well grown body. Medium tail, well
furnished. I was very sorry to have to place this lad down,
but it seems that as his markings have deepened this fault
has become evident. He is a really super lad in all other
ways.
AC BIRMAN CHAMPION FEMALE:
GCC WORMALD’S IMP. GR. CH. DANLEIGH STARBURST
(13c6 25/4/04). Wonderful Seal Tortie point girl whom I
have judged many times – I think she’s never looked better.
Wonderful type with good width to head & medium ears
held well. Mid blue eyes of good size & shape. Medium
nose with good dip in profile. Excellent width to cheeks.
Level bite & good chin. Excellent coat which was expertly
prepared. Almost clear to body. Mid seal & shades of red to
all points. Wonderful ruff framing her head. Well matched
gloves & socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Excellent body
weight & shape. Medium tail, well furnished. Superb show
presence. It was my absolute pleasure to be able to award
him BIS Semi-LH later in the day. Congratulations to her
proud mum on a wonderful girl.
RES W/H 2 THOMPSON’S GR. CH. MLYWARD ZALKANI
(13c18 21/5/05). Blue Cream Tabby point girl of good type.
Good width to head with medium ears held well. Mid blue
eyes of good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip.
Good width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Coat of good
length & well prepared. Slightly shady to body today. Mid
blue & cream to all points & showing tabby markings. Well
matched gloves & socks. Gauntlets just a little mis-matched.
Unfortunately she is very light in weight at present which
was my reason for withholding. Her body is a touch on the
small side anyway, but it is the lack of weight which really
emphasizes this. I understand from her mum that much
effort is being put in to address this – and I hope it’s
successful. Tail is medium in length & well furnished. Rather
grumpy today.
RED, CREAM & TORTIE POINT BIRMAN ADULT MALE:
1 CC PORTSMOUTH’S CH. CHURSTON MUSCAR CRISPEN.
RED, CREAM & TORTIE POINT BIRMAN ADULT FEMALE:
BOB WORMALD’S IMP. GR. CH. DANLEIGH STARBURST.
1 CC DAVIES’ EISENMANN KIORAS FLAME (13c5 9/11/07).
Well balanced Red Point girl of good type. Good width to
head with medium well-set ears. Mid blue eyes of good size
& shape. Medium nose with good dip in profile. Good
width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Clear coat which
was of good length & well prepared. Pale red to all points.
Gloves fairly well matched – the right glove has almost full
colour to one toe, but there is some white. Well matched
socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Very well grown girl
with good body shape. Medium tail, well furnished. Lovely
show temperament.
2 BRIDGE’S PENBERIS ESMERALDA (13c6 1/10/07).
Attractive Seal Tortie Point girl of good type. Good width
to head –ears just slightly large & open at present. Huge
eyes of mid blue – just slightly two-tone at present. Her
eyes are rather round & bold when out of the pen – better
in the pen when she is relaxed. Medium nose with good
dip. Good width to cheeks. Bite fractionally overshot. Fairly
good chin. Coat of good length & well prepared, just
fractionally shady to back. Mid seal & shades of red to all
points. Well matched gloves & socks. Matching tapered
gauntlets. Fairly well grown with good body shape.
Medium tail, well furnished.
TABBY & TORTIE TABBY POINT BIRMAN KITTEN MALE:
1 BOB BUTLER’S SNOWSHADOW BLUE LAGOON (13c12
8/5/08). Gorgeous Blue Tabby point lad with excellent
balanced type. Good width to head. Ears of medium size,
but just needing to settle down a little as he matures.
Excellent deep blue eyes of good size & shape. Medium
nose with good dip. Excellent width to cheeks. Level bite &
good chin. Coat of good length & well prepared. Clear to
body & mid blue tabby markings to all points. Well
matched gloves & socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Very
well grown lad with good body shape. Medium tail, well
furnished.
TABBY & TORTIE TABBY POINT BIRMAN KITTEN FEMALE:
Three really lovely girls – quite a difficult task to choose
between them. The winning girl also ran the boy very close
for BOB – so four really smashing kittens.
1 SCANDRETT’S SHOKOU DAISY DAYDREAMS (13c11
30/1/08). Lovely Seal Tabby point girl of super balanced
type. Good width to head – ears of good size, but just
needing to drop down a little as she matures. Mid blue eyes
of good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip. Good
width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Excellent clear coat
of good length, which was very well prepared. Good mid
seal tabby markings to all points. Well matched gloves &
socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Well grown body of
good length. Medium tail well furnished.
2 PLANT’S MIDDLEMAY TALLULAH (13c12 21/3/08).
Attractive Blue Tabby point girl of good type. Good width
to head with medium ears held well. Excellent mid blue
eyes of good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip.
Good width to cheeks. Level bite & quite good chin. Coat
well prepared & of good length. Clear body & pale blue
tabby markings to all points. Well matched gloves & socks.
Matching tapered gauntlets. Well grown body of good
length. Medium tail, well furnished.
3 HARRIS’ MENTOBE LIL MISS NAUGHTY (13c12 13/3/08).
Blue Tabby point girl of good type. Good width to head.
Ears of good size, but needing to drop a little as she
matures. Mid blue eyes of good shape & fairly good size.
Medium nose with good dip. Good width to cheeks. Level
bite & good chin. Coat well prepared & of good length.
Clear to body & mid blue tabby markings to all points.
Gloves just slightly mis-matched. Matching socks. Gauntlets
well tapered & matching. Excellent body weight & good
shape. Medium tail, well furnished.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN NEUTER MALE:
1 PC BOB HARRIS’ PR. SNOWITCH MENTOBE NKOSI (13c1,
28/5/06). Boy of good type with broad masculine head.
Good width between medium ears that are well-set. Deep
blue eyes of good size & shape. Medium nose with good
dip. Excellent width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin.
Excellent coat which was of good length & well prepared.
Lovely golden hue to body. Deep seal to all points. Well
matched gloves & socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Very
well grown with good body shape. Medium tail, well
furnished.
2 KEMP’S SHANDATAL PRINCEOFHEARTS (13c1 11/4/04).
Boy of good type with good width between medium ears
that are held well. Deep blue eyes of good size & shape.
Medium nose with good dip. Fairly good width to cheeks.
Level bite & good chin. Coat of good length & well
prepared. Slightly shady to body. Deep seal to all points,
just slight brindling to face. Well matched gloves & socks.
Matching tapered gauntlets. Very well grown with good
body shape. Medium tail, well furnished.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN NEUTER MALE:
1 PC SLEVIN’S ASHANNAS PRINCE OF PEACE (13c2 19/5/05).
Lad of good type with good width to head & medium ears
held well. Mid blue eyes of good size & shape. Medium
nose with good dip. Good width to cheeks. Level bite. Coat
of excellent length & well prepared. Slightly shady to body.
Mid blue to all points. Well matched gloves & socks.
Matching tapered gauntlets. Very well grown lad with
muscular body of good length. Medium tail, well furnished.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PC BOB BICKLEY’S PR. CHANDALINI LOUISIANA SKY (13c2
21/4/06). Lovely lady with excellent balanced type. Good
width to head with medium ears set well. Deep blue eyes
of good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip. Good
width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Excellent coat of
good length which was well prepared & clear to her body.
Mid blue to all points. Well matched gloves & socks.
Matching tapered gauntlets. Well grown with good body
shape. Medium tail, well furnished. A really showy girl with
a super temperament. I’ve judged her previously & liked
her but she’s really looking extra-special now.
NORWEGIAN FIREST NEUTER:
PC Withheld 1 FISHLOCK-LOMAX’S CATWO ROSEANNA (67
31dt 1/4/05). Red Tabby & White girl of quite good type.
Good triangular head shape with ears of good size held
well. Hazel eyes of good size & shape, just a little dirty
today. Profile is not quite straight – showing a slight dip.
Level bite & good chin. Coat fairly well prepared with some
double coat present – just a little flat on back. Red tabby
markings to head & tail, with white to body & head. Body
of good length & well grown. Tail sparsely furnished & very
short – the length of her tail was my reason for
withholding.
AC PERSIAN JUNIOR NEUTER:
1 PEPPERELL’S ADSETLO LADY LOUISIANA. Very pretty Seal
Tortie tabby point girl of lovely type. Good width to head
with neat ears. Bold eyes of excellent shape, pale blue in
tone. Very short broad nose. Good width to cheeks. Bite
fractionally undershot. Firm chin. Coat full & well prepared.
Just slight shading to back. Good tabby markings to all
points overlaid with patches showing mid seal & shades of
red. Well grown girl with cobby body. Strong legs with
large paws. Short full tail.
2 PERKINS’ ZENITH MARIUS. Cream & White lad of good
type. Good width to head with neat ears. Mid orange eyes
of good size & shape. Very short broad nose. Good width
to cheeks. Bite sadly very mal-ocluded. Good chin. Coat full
& well prepared. Pale cream to body, head & tail, with
white underneath & to paws. Only a tiny patch of white to
face. Cobby body. Short full tail.
AC BIRMAN ADULT:
1 WORMALD’S IMP. GR. CH. DANLEIGH STARBURST.
2 WATKINS’ KRYSTALTOZE QUTIE. Lovely Blue point Birman
girl of good balanced type. Good width to head with
medium ears held well. Super deep blue eyes of good size
& shape. Medium nose with good dip. Good width to
cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Cat well prepared & of good
length – just slightly shady to body. Mid blue to all points.
Well matched gloves & socks. Matching tapered gauntlets.
Well grown body of good shape. Medium tail, well
furnished.
3 DAVIES’ EISENMANN KIORAS FLAME.
AV SEMI-LH NON-BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 BURGESS’ CH. COONARA SHAMWARI. Lovely Brown
tabby Maine Coon lad of super balanced type. Good width
to head & ears of good size held well. Hazel eyes of good
size & shape. Nose of good length showing gentle curve in
profile. Good width to cheeks & excellent strength to
muzzle. Level bite & good chin. Well prepared coat of good
length. Pale bronze background with pale seal brown
classic tabby markings throughout. Huge imposing frame
with body of good length. Long tail to balance. A very
impressive lad.
2 CURTIS’ LIONMAINE BUFFALO SOLDIER. Brown tabby &
White Maine Coon lad who ran the winner very close – just
losing out on strength of muzzle. Good width to head &
ears of good size held well. Hazel eyes of good size &
shape. Nose of good length showing gentle curve in
profile. Good width to cheeks & excellent strength to
muzzle. Level bite & good chin. Well prepared coat of good
length. Warm bronze background with mid seal brown
classic tabby markings throughout, just slightly solid to base
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of spine. White to paws & white to face. Another huge lad!
Body of good length. Long tail to balance.
3 BAKER’S GR. CH. ALANTRIS DANNY BOY.
AC RAGDOLL KITTEN:
1 HANCOCK’S HAPPYTYME FOR MY-CYTE. Very attractive
Seal Mitted lad of good type. Good flat plane to head with
medium ears that are well-set. Excellent deep blue eyes of
good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip. Good
width to cheeks. Level bite & good chin. Coat well prepared
& of good length. Almost clear to body. Mid seal to all
points. White to chin & underneath. White to front paws to
base of legs & on back feet to hocks. Well grown lad with
good body shape. Long bushy tail to balance.
2 LYNCH’S CHESAWOOD BURLINGTONBERTIE. Well
balanced Seal Colourpointed lad of good type. Good flat
plane to head with medium ears that are well-set. Mid blue
eyes of good size & shape. Medium nose with good dip,
and slightly retrousse at tip. Good width to cheeks. Level
bite & good chin. Coat well prepared & of good length.
Almost clear to body. Mid seal to all points. Well grown lad
with good body shape. Long bushy tail to balance.
3 STONE’S DIZZIPAWS JACK.
AC NORWEGIAN FOREST NEUTER:
1 FISHLOCK-LOMAX’S CATWO ROSEANNA.
AV SEMI-LH VISITORS NEUTER:
1 BICKLEY’S PR. CHANDALINI LOUISIANA SKY.
2 ASHWORTH’S UK GR. CH. UK & IMP. GR. PR. EMERISLE
DIAMANTE. Lovely Seal Bi-colour Ragdoll lady of super
type. Nicely balanced head with medium well-set ears,
showing correct flat plane to head. Mid blue eyes of good
size & shape. Medium nose with good dip. Nice width to
muzzle. Level bite & good chin. Coat of good length &
texture. Well prepared. Inverted ‘V’ to face, white patches
to back & white underneath. Deep seal to face & tail. Mid
seal patches to body against mid beige. Nicely grown girl.
3 ALLEN’S PR SPIRITDANCERS DARCEY.
AC BURMESE DEBUTANTE ADULT:
1 MATTHEWS’ RAEBURASI MARULA. Nicely balanced Lilac
lad – only just into the adult classes, but already looking
quite mature for his 9 months. Quite short wedge. Gently
rounded head with ears of good size held well. Pale
chartreuse eyes of quite good size – I would prefer them
just a fraction fuller in shape. Nose showing good break.
Quite good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Good depth to
chin. His coat is a pleasing shade of pale lilac, with a degree
of warmth, and shades evenly to the roots. Lovely satin
texture to his coat and it is close lying. Very well grown lad
with good body shape & excellent muscle tone – my
steward was very surprised at how solid he was when she
got him out! Strong yet slender legs with good oval paws.
Medium tail, tapering to rounded tip. A promising lad – I
look forward to seeing how he develops.
AC BURMESE DEBUTANTE KITTEN:
1 BUTLER’S MYSTICSTAR. Attractive Chocolate Tortie girl
with quite short well balanced wedge. Gently rounded
head with ears of good size held well. Expressive eyes of
mid chartreuse colour, good size & shape. Nose shows slight
break. Fairly good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly
good depth to chin. Coat of excellent satin texture & close
lying. Mid chocolate & shades of red intermingled
throughout, and shading gently to the roots. Just showing
a slight broken necklace at present. Excellent body weight
& shape with good muscle tone. Slender legs with good
oval paws. Medium tail tapering to rounded tip.
2 STEPHENS’ MILLGILL YACKETY-YAK. Pleasing Blue Tortie
girl with quite short wedge. Gently rounded head, ears just
a touch large & open at present, but well-set. Mid
chartreuse eyes of good size & shape. Nose showing good
break. Quite good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Quite
good depth to chin. Mid blue & cream to her coat,
intermingled throughout & shading gently to the roots.
The texture has a good satin feel & her coat is close lying.
Body well muscled and of good shape. Slender legs with
good oval paws. Tail of medium length, tapering to
rounded tip. Tip of tail shows a slight imperfection but this
is intermittent – possibly due to tension.
3 STEPHENS’ MILLGILL YANG.
AC BURMESE LIMIT KITTEN:
1 WILSON’S ADATEBU MITTAL. Brown Tortie lass of quite
good type with fairly short wedge. Gently rounded head.
Ears of good size but held just a touch tall at present. Mid
chartreuse eyes of good size & shape. Nose shows only
slight break. Fairly good width to cheekbones. Level bite.
Fairly good depth to chin. Coat is close lying & of good satin
texture. Dark seal and shades of pale red throughout. A
pale red patch to chin & neck area. Well grown girl with
good body shape & well muscled. Slender legs & good oval
paws. Medium tail tapering to rounded tip.
AC BURMESE NOVICE NEUTER:
1 HUSBAND’S MAYRLING MIA. Wonderful Chocolate girl
of really super type with a short balanced wedge. Gently
rounded head with ears of good size held well. Lovely
expressive mid chartreuse eyes of excellent size & shape.
Nose showing excellent break. Good width to cheekbones.
Level bite. Excellent depth to chin. Her coat is a warm shade
of mid chocolate shading gently to the roots. Lovely satin
texture & close lying. Body is very muscular & well grown.
Slender legs with good oval paws. Medium tail, tapering
to rounded tip. She’s in no doubt that she’s beautiful – and
she’s got the diva attitude too! A really super girl.
AC BURMESE SENIOR NEUTER:
1 HUTCHINGS’ GR. PR. TALIPAW BURLINGTON BERTIE.
Chocolate lad of quite good type. Fairly short wedge.
Gently rounded head with ears of medium size held well.
Mid chartreuse eyes of good size & shape. Nose showing
break. Good width to cheekbones. Level bite & good depth
to chin. Coat is close lying & of good satin texture. Mid
chocolate shading gently to the roots. Very well grown lad
with good muscle tone. Slender legs with oval paws.
Medium tail tapering to rounded tip.
2 WILLIAMS’ IMP. GR. PR. ZAMPETTO LIMITED EDITION.
Gentle Brown lady of good type. Gently rounded head
with ears of good size held well. Her brow is just a touch
heavy which detracts a touch from her expression. Pale
chartreuse eyes of good size & shape. Nose showing slight
break. Fairly good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly
good depth to chin. Coat of excellent satin texture & close
lying. Very deep brown & shading gently to the roots. Very
well muscled girl with good body shape. Slender legs with
oval paws. Medium tail tapering to rounded tip. Slightly
nervous today, so not really showing herself off.
3 SAUNDERS’ PR FOOTMAN MORSE.
Tony Gillson
A very nice and friendly show with several very nice exhibits
to handle, thank you to the show management for inviting
me to judge, once again Irene Roos stewarded for me, she
handle the exhibits with her usual expertise.
AC EXOTIC NON SELF ADULT MALE:
1 CC DUNLOP’S PIPPKATS HARRY WEBB. Cream Tabby &
White Exotic a compact lad on short sturdy legs and big
nicely rounded paws, balanced by a thick nicely ringed tail,
small amount of white on his face, white on his chest and
paws, a very nicely shown soft dense coat, broad head with
good width separating his well placed ears, nicely rounded
eyes a dark shade of orange, full cheeks and firm chin.
2 GRAHAM’S CH. BRACIE CRACKER. Cream Tabby Exotic
lad with a firm body covered by a dense coat that was
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mostly clear white that set off the cream on his forehead
across his shoulders and on his thick nicely ringed tail,
broad head with well placed ears, broad snub nose with a
well defined break, chin firm and nicely rounded.
AC EXOTIC NON-SELF ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC BOB PHILOPS CH. CITOXE TULSA. Brown Tabby Exotic
a lovely lass sitting up and showing the well defined tabby
markings on her dense well groomed coat, there were
butterflies on her shoulders and oysters on her side thick
tail nicely ringed, well placed that were small and neat, full
cheeks and rounded chin that has a level bite, nose wide
and short with a definite break.
RED SELF KITTEN:
1 PALMER’S CLANDELIA FIRECRACKER. Red Self Persian a
very large who is only a week away from being an adult, his
bright red coat needed a little more attention to show
preparation, compact body on substantial legs and nicely
rounded big paws, medium length bushy tail that was
nicely ringed, barring on his legs and fair tabby markings
on his body, a ruff and bib around his neck and across his
chest, ears small and neat set well apart, nicely shaped
copper eyes and a strong chin with a scissors bite.
BLUE/LILAC TORTIE & WHITE:
1 BOB OLLIER’S CLEOCATH MALI. Blue Tortie & White
Persian girl wearing a soft full coat with good distribution
of white that set off the patches of blue and cream, tail
short and bushy balancing her cobby body, a nice ruff and
bib framing her round head, good width between her
small neat ears, copper eyes of good shape and size, well
develop cheeks, a level bite and a firm nicely rounded chin.
BI-COLOURED NEUTER MALE:
BOB WHITE’S IMP. GR. CH. & GR. PR. MARDIGRAS THE
CANDY MANCAN. Cream & White Bi-Colour Persian a
handsome lad with an immaculately prepared coat that
was long and full, mainly crisp whit with cream van
markings on hid broad forehead the cream ob his wide
bushy extended a little way up his back, low set nears set
well apart no his rounded top of head, a broad snub nose
and full rounded cheeks, strong rounded chin.
1 PC W/H PERKINS ZENITH MARIUS. Cream & White BiColour Persian boy who with a very nicely presented soft
textured coat the light cream contrasting with a white,
medium length bushy tail and a wide round head, dark
orange eyes and a road short nose, chin strong and nicely
rounded, he has a malocclusion and is unable to shut to
shut his mouth properly, this was confirmed by the duty
vet.
BI-COLOUR NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PC SHORT’S PR. TYTHERTON REDHOTKISSES. Cream&
White Bi-Colour Persian a cobby lass with short legs and
big paws, her soft full coat was very nicely groomed mainly
crisp white setting off the patches of cream, medium
length tail that was very nicely furnished, head wide and
nicely rounded with good width between his well placed
ears, good shape to his orange eyes and good break to his
wide short nose, chin firm and round.
AOC SELF COLOURPOINT NEUTER:
1 PC W/HWHITE’S GR. CH. & PR. OAKDENE WALKIN ON
SUNSHINE. Red Colourpointed Persian a very nice looking
boy whose soft full coat was perfectly groomed, the apricot
white contrasting with the red of his mask and points, his
compact body was balanced by his medium length bushy
tail, he has a full ruff around his neck and across his wide
chest, his head was wide and nicely rounded with plenty
of width separating his ears, expressive blue eyes of good
shape and size, well developed and rounded cheeks, strong
round chin bite undershot.
BROWN/BLUE TABBY (INC BI-COLOUR) ADULT MALE:
BOB BURGESS CH. COONARIA SHAMWARI. Classic Brown
Tabby Maine Coon a large lad with a long muscular body
supported by substantial legs and big paws that showed
tufts of fur between his toes, a nicely furnished long tail
that easily reached to his strong shoulders, his long well
prepared coat displayed lovely tabby marking, it shows
butterflies and oysters with tramlines down his back, a
shallow concave curve at the bridge of his even width nose,
ears tall and nicely tipped, green eyes in a slightly oblique
setting, good cheeks bones and a square muzzle with a
good chin.
1 CC CURTIS’S LIONMAINE BUFFALO SOLDIER. Classic
Tabby & White Maine Coon a talkative young man who just
wanted to be made a fuss of, long muscular body on well
boned legs nicely tufted paws, his shiny coat showed well
defined tabby markings and was a good length, nicely
furnished tail easily reaching to his strong shoulders, clear
white on his chin his wide chest and paws that had white
mitts on his front paws, well placed tall tipped ears, green
eyes in a slightly oblique setting, nicely squared muzzle and
a firm chin.
2 BLADES DOTCOM LINCOLN.
Classic Tabby & White Maine Coon a large lad with a strong
body and substantial legs, good length to his well groomed
coat good tabby markings and white on his face chest and
paws, tail; long and nicely furnished, a nice ruff framing his
head, ears nicely placed and tipped, alert green eyes in a
slightly oblique setting, muzzle nicely squared and a good
chin, this lad has a very friendly disposition and was easy to
handle,
3 BURGESS ROCKCOON PELLINOR. Classic Tabby Maine
Coon Boy who was rather nervous at being handled by
strangers, he has a firm body balanced by a long tail, nicely
shown shiny coat, I would like his ears to be a little taller,
nicely shaped green eyes a shallow curve at the bridge of
his nose, boxed muzzle his chin slopes away slightly.
BROWN/BLUE MAINE COON (INC BI-COLOUR) ADULT
FEMALE:
CANNELL’S MABALAKAT BALRMORE FILLY. Classic Tabby
& White Maine Coon a very nicely shown young lady, her
firm body covered by a well prepared shiny coat of good
length that has well defined tabby markings, she shows
white on her face, chest and paws, well placed ears with
long tips and nicely placed, a slight curve at her nasal
bridge good cheeks and alert eyes, boxed muzzle and a
good chin.
AOC SOMALI (EX SILVER) KITTEN:
1 BOB TAYLOR’S BRIZLINCOAT SAHARA. Fawn Somali a
lively lass who just wanted to be played with, she has a lithe
body supported by long legs and nicely shaped paws, her
soft textured dense coat was glowing with health, she has
a well defined spine line starting at the back of her head
and continuing down her back to the tip of her nicely
furnished tail, her elegant neck supported her moderately
wedge shaped head, her nicely cupped ears were set wide
apart and nicely furnished, her light amber eyes were
surrounded by a light spectacle markings, darker pencil
markings at the inner and outer edge, she has gentle
contours with a slight indent shaping her muzzle.
BROWN/BLUE TABBY (INC BI-COLOUR) MAINE COON
NEUTER:
PLANT’S CH. KATMEA ANDALL THATJAZZ. Brown Tabby &
White Maine Coon a nice girl who was show signs of
middle age spread, she is obviously well fed an fond of her
food, she has a very nicely shown shiny coat that has good
tabby markings, good length to her well furnished tail,
nicely placed ears with slight tips, slightly oblique alert eyes
of good shape and size, boxed muzzle and nice chin.
AC COLOURPOINT/MITTED RAGDOLL NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB LYLE’S CHEHAM MISTERBLUSKY. Blue
Colourpointed Ragdoll boy with a long firm body on well
boned legs, good length to his silky coat that was very
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nicely groomed, his bushy tail tapered slightly towards the
tip, a nice ruff and shirt front framing his wide head that
has a flat plane between his slightly tilted ears, lovely blue
eyes that were nicely shaped, rounded cheeks and a good
muzzle and chin.
AC PERSIAN ADULT:
1 VAN HUEMAN’S HIGHSPOT HARMONY. Cream Shaded
Cameo a cobby girl standing on short legs and rounded
paws, full coat nicely shown the tipping his quite light for
a shaded cameo, lovely orange eyes and a short wide nose
chin firm bite good.
PERSIAN ADULT:
1 DUNLOP’S PIPPAKAT HARRY WEBB. Chocolate Self
Persian a very nice lad with a compact body on short legs,
coat a dark chocolate that was well prepared, nicely shaped
head nose wide and short round eyes showing a greenish
tinge
AC NON-SELF PERSIAN KITTEN:
1 HAMMETT COKER’S SHOU FORTUNE COOKIE. Brown
Tabby & White Persian this young man was just old enough
to be shown, soft textured coat with nice tabby markings
developing, a ruff coming in around his neck, he has white
on his chin, chest and paws, round eyes still changing
colour, nose wide and chin firm.
2 LEWIS’S RIASCATZ RHAPSODY. Blue And White Persian
boy with a nicely presented full coat covering his compact
body, nicely rounded head with well placed ears, broad
nose and a strong chin.
3 THORNBURN’S ALINDAS CARIBBEAN PIRATE
AC PERSIAN NEUTER:
1 BRITTLETOPN’S CH. & PR. RIASCATZ DUCTH TREAT.
Cream & White Persian a handsome lad with a long full
coat that was perfectly presented, the pale cream standing
out against the crisp white, compact body and short sturdy
legs with big round paws, broad head with well placed
ears, nose broad with a well defined break, nicely shaped
eyes and strong chin.
2 EDWARDS GR. CH. & GR. PR. ANTALYA PHOENIX RISING.
Red & White Persian lad with a square body on short legs,
nice distribution of white that showed off the light red,
ears nicely placed on his rounded top of head, strong
rounded chin and a definite stop to his wide nose.
Catherine Kaye
Many thanks to Julian and Margaret for asking me to judge
today. I had a lovely day in the company of Lesley Szwed
who stepped in at the last minute to steward for me. We
had some lovely exhibits to cuddle.
AC BSH IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
IMP. CC BENSON’S GR. CH. SARGENTA SILVER WILLOW 18
[F] 4.4.05. Well grown and balanced girl, round head well
defined cheeks, level bite, shallow chin. Green eyes of
good shape, set and size. Neat, well set ears. Cobby body
with limbs to balance, tail a fraction thin and short. Lovely
short, dense, crispish coat, good contrasts between dense
black markings and pewter ground, oysters a little uneven,
spotty paw.
BSH BI-COLOURED ADULT MALE:
1ST ONLY CC & BOB WITHHELD OLDBURY’S ADSETSH MISS
HETTIE 31a [F] 5.8.07. Well grown and balanced for her
age. Good round head shape, cheeks filling out. Sadly her
bite is undershot [confirmed by duty vet], good chin. Neat,
well set ears. Golden eyes of good shape, set and size.
Cobby body with limbs and tail to balance. Crisp dense
coat a fraction long, mid blue round areas showing some
tipping, clean white areas, clear demarcation between
colours, meets the colour to while later, shame about her
mouth.
AC SELKIRK REX ADULT MALE:
1ST ONLY IC & BOB WITHHELD BEARD-SMITH’S MEWSOS
DUKE ELLINGTON 79s 15b [M] 24.10.07. Well balanced and
grown lad for his age. Round top of head, good cheek
development, rectangular muzzle, sadly his bite is both
undershot and twisted [confirmed by duty vet], strong chin.
Medium sized ears of good set. Eyes of good shape, set
and size. Strong body of correct shape, sturdy limbs with
tail to balance. Coat is reasonably dense with random curls,
but rather a lot of dandruff today.
AC BSH ADULT:
1 EDNEY’S ROCADANNE MR BEAM 30d [M] 15.10.07.
2 GRIBBEN’S CH. CRAZIPUSS FULL OF PROMISE 30ds [F]
25.10.06
3 STONE’S ADTRESH CREAM DELIGHT 17 [F] 8.5.03.
AC BSH MAIDEN ADULT:
1 BUJALSKA-AXON’S DELPHINIUM MIGHTY ATOM 16 [M]
29.8.07
2 YOUNG’S HARLEME BERTRAND 15 [M] 29.10.07
AC SELKIRK REX KITTEN:
1 CREATON & WALKER’S CURLU NATE 79l 15 [M] 19.4.08.
2 MINSHALL’S ACONZI TWILITE TEAMBER 79s 36e [F]
21.5.08.
3 BEARDSMITH’S MEWSOS FERGAL SHARKY 79L 40.7 [M]
31.3.08.
AC BSH KITTEN UNDER 6 MONTHS:
1 BROWN’S LYNBRO LAYLA 16 [F] 21.3.08.
2 STAPLES CATYKES ALICES WONDERLAND 30as [M]
13.4.08.
3 JAMES MIBAYBESE STORM PRINCE 16 [M] 27.5.08.
AC BSH SELF NEUTER:
1 CREATON & WALKER’S CRINKLES JACK FROST 79L 15d
[MN] 2.5.07.
2 PALMER’S ZINGFRO DUFFY 16 [MN] 26.7.06.
3 HEMMINGS CH. HINDERSLYNE BLACK HEMLOCK 15 [MN]
17.8.07.
AC BSH MAIDEN NEUTER:
1 PAYNE’S LIMATZ BLACK MAGIC 18 [MN] 11.11.06.
DEVON REX ADULT MALE:
1 CC BRAMLEY’S CYCADA CRIME SCENE 33a18 [M]
29.10.07. Well grown lad, well balanced. Flat skull, stop
present, short wedge, needs a little more width, cheeks of
reasonable set, level bite, shallow receding chin. Well sized
ears with reasonable width to base, but a little high in set.
Eyes of good set and size, tends to round them when out
of the pen. Neck a little thick, muscular body with limbs
and tail to balance. Short, fine coat that rexes gently where
enough depth and covers well. Has the ‘Devon’ look.
2 EDMONDS CHARNFIELD CATECHI 33a 27bx [M] 13.8.07.
Well brown but slightly unbalanced. Skull still a little
rounded in appearance, fairly well set cheeks, stop evident,
level bite, good chin. Large ears, reasonable width at base.
Eyes of good size and set but would ‘round’ them. Body a
little heavy with limbs and tail to balance. Short fine fairly
dense coat that covers well, lacks rexing at present.
DEVON REX ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB WARRENER’S PERIBROOK CRAZY DAISY 33a
18e [F] 26.5.04. Well balanced girl although a fraction
small. Flat skull, stop present, good cheeks, level bite,
shallow chin. Large ears of reasonably good set, overall
has that Devon ‘pixie’ look. Elegant neck, muscular body
with limbs and tail to balance. Soft short dense coat that
covers and rexes well.
2 BRAMLEY’S LYDFORD WHITE LILY 33a 14c [F] 7.7.07. Well
balanced girl of good size for her age. Flat skull, stop
evident, fairly high set cheeks, level bite, good chin. Short
wedge but a little more width needed to top of head. Ears
of good size but a little high in set. Eyes of good shape, set
and size. Elegant neck but body a little heavy, limbs and
tail to balance. Short fine coat that covers and rexes fairly
well.
LA PERM NEUTER:
1 IC & BOB TAYLOR’S ASWANI MIRANNA KEYS 80L 31gt
[FN] 20.8.07. Well grown and balanced girl who is heavier
than she seems. Rounded contours to medium wedge,
level bite, good chin enhanced by prominent whisker pads
that are adorned with the most fantastic whiskers like
those of a walrus! Medium sized ears that are well set.
Eyes of good set, shape and size. Good body shape with
limbs and tail to balance. Medium length coat that needs
to develop more density, good texture, random loose curls.
Rather worried by her noisy neighbours.
AC DEVON REX ADULT:
1 WARRENER’S PERIBROOK CRAZY DAISY 33a 18e [F]
26.5.04.
AC SPHYNX ADULT:
1 CASSIDY’S APRONINAKED JAR JAR BINKS 84 31f [M]
26.6.07.
2 CASSIDY’S COZMEL FABULOUS DRAGON 84 31 [M]
25.5.06.
AC RUSSIAN KITTEN:
1 SEDGWICK’S CATWO DIMITRI 16a 14c [M] 21.4.08.
AC CORNISH REX KITTEN:
1 BOSWELL’S DIADEMHILL ELISE 33 36g [F] 30.4.08.
2 DESOLLA’S INDASIA PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 33 17 [M]
2.3.08.
AV FOREIGN NON-BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 LEE’S OWLSDENE HOTFUZZ STARGAZER 76 30.
2 TAYLOR’S PREFERE STONUMO YAMASHATA 72 43dsq [M]
15.3.08.
3 HENDERSON’S NEWTONS DUKE 76 30 [M] 28.4.08.
LAPERM NEUTER:
1 TAYLOR’S ASWANI MIRANNA KEYS 80L 31gt [FN] 20.8.07.
AV FOREIGN CONTENDER NEUTER:
1 HALL’S JONSCOTT ZAZU 33a 31as [MN] 16.9.07.
AV FOREIGN VETERAN NEUTER:
1 CASE’S IMP. GR. PR. ZAWADI SWIZZLE 76 30 [FN] 30.8.01
AV FOREIGN ARISTOCRAT ADULT:
1 LACEY’S JENANCA LONE STAR 34 [M] 5.9.07.
2 MUTTON’S HICKERBY SUMMER SOLSTICE 68 43s [F]
12.7.05.
3 BOSWELL’S IKURLIKAT DASSIE 33 36a [F] 25.1.07.
Mrs. Celia De Martino
Many thanks to Julian, Margaret and the committee for
their kind invitation to judge here again. I had a good day,
some lovely cats and was ably assisted by my steward
Caroline Bailey-Read. She was good company, a great help
and handled the cats well. Looking forward to the next
time Caroline.
AC SELF PERIAN PREMIER:
1 BOB W/H WHEELWRIGHT’S PR. BUNCHILLE KISSMEKATE.
A lovely red girl who was very tetchy today, and very hard
to handle so was not properly assessed. Very upset and
shaking when put back in pen. Lovely long rich red well
prepared coat with minimal shading. Good width between
well placed furnished ears, short broad nose, pink leather,
full cheeks, firm chin, muzzle slightly pinched, bite not
examined. Round orange eyes not shown to her
advantage. Cobby rounded frame, short sturdy legs, feet
feathered, medium length tail in proportion to body.
BLACK ADULT:
1 CC W/H STORRIE’S HERRAFARESIAH ARMANY. A lovely
black lad of just 16 months old and needing to grow more
and mature. Good top of head, well placed furnished ears,
short broad nose with stop, small leather but nostrils
adequate, full cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Round
fairly bold orange eyes prefer deeper colour. Coat shady,
a bit sparse and with smoky tendencies. Going through
the teenage stage so body a bit rangy and high on legs
with no coat to disguise this. Tail of medium length in
proportion to body, and again needs more coat. Excellent
temperament.
BLUE/BLUE-CREAM/LILAC/LILAC-CREAM/CREAM SHADED
& TIPPED CAMEO ADULT:
1 CC & BOB VAN HEUMEN’S HIGHSPOT HARMONY. A
cream shaded cameo girl. Well grown and well prepared.
Not much coat today but what she had was soft, silky,
lovely white undercoat and showing the correct degree of
cream tipping for a shaded, although in parts was diffuse.
Lovely light cream tipping to face. A pretty girl and looks
very feminine. Cobby rounded frame, short sturdy legs and
medium tail in proportion to body. Very laid back
temperament, excellent condition.
AC EXOTIC SH SELF KITTEN:
1 BOB W/H COOLEDGE’S KHANATE BLUE BANDIT. A well
grown well prepared blue lad with good width between
well placed furnished ears, rounded at tip. Fairly bold
round muddy eyes showing promise of good copper colour
to come, short broad nose with deep stop, prefer larger
leather, good bite and strong chin. Rounded frame a touch
long in body, sturdy legs with rounded paws and thick tail
of medium length and in proportion to body.
Unfortunately a small fixed deviation to end confirmed by
duty vet. Was not evident when I judged this babe a few
weeks ago. Plush dense coat of mid blue, stands away
nicely. Only 5 months old so coat changing and not sound,
some barring to tail and ghost tabby markings to coat.
Excellent temperament and condition.
2 BRAY & GRIGGS KASHIMA JAC FROST. A well grown blue
eyed white Exotic with well prepared sparkling white coat,
fairly dense, plush and silky and would stand away. Good
top of head, well set furnished ears, rounded at tip, short
nose with stop, pink leather, full cheeks, good bite and firm
chin. Bold round pale blue eyes, two toned. Cobby frame,
sturdy legs and tail of medium length in proportion to
body. Excellent temperament and condition.
AC COLOURPOINTED OR MITTED RAGDOLL [INC RED &
TABBY] KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB SCANDRETT’S MIAOW ARMANI BUDDY. A
gorgeous seal colour pointed boy of excellent type and a
lovely nature, just 7 months old and a real purr box.
Excellent width and flat plane between well placed
furnished ears, forward facing, rounded at tip, nose
showing gentle dip in profile and slightly retrousse at tip,
full cheeks, level bite and firm chin. Lovely well placed
expressive blue eyes. Huge weighty muscular body, sturdy
legs with rounded tufted paws and tail in proportion. Well
prepared soft silky coat of pale beige showing minimal
shading. Lovely full pale cream ruff framing his face. Good
seal brown mask and points developing, tail slightly
brindled. Excellent temperament and condition.
2 HANCOCK’S HAPPYTYME FOR MY-CYTE. Another
gorgeous seal mitted lad just under 9 months old whom
I’ve had the pleasure of judging before. Good width and
flat plane between well set ears, slightly forward facing,
rounded at tip, nose of medium length showing gentle dip
in profile, full cheeks, level bite and firm chin. Lovely well
placed blue eyes, strong muscular body well grown for age,
sturdy legs, paws rounded and tufted, and tail in
proportion. Well prepared beige coat, slight shading to
back, soft and silky except towards base of spine where it
was a touch harsh. Good seal brown to face, seal to tail
showing some brindling. Even white mitten, white chin,
chest, tummy and back legs. Excellent temperament and
condition.
3 LYNCH’S CHESAWOOD BURLINGTONBERTIE. A seal
colour pointed lad, 6 months old and well grown for age.
Good seal brown mask and points developing. Well
prepared soft, silky pale creamy beige coat showing
minimal shading. Good width and flat plane between well
placed furnished ears, slightly forward facing, rounded at
tip, nose of medium length with a gentle dip in profile and
slightly retrousse at tip. Full cheeks, good bite and firm
chin. Well set eyes but would prefer deeper blue. Sturdy
frame with strong legs, rounded tufted paws and tail in
proportion to body. Excellent temperament and condition.
4 RAGADEE TOTALLY COCOA. A seal colourpointed babe,
the youngest in the class but showing promise. A real purr
box, kneading all the time, a put in your pocket kitten.
Prefer more width between forward facing furnished ears
which he needs to grow into, ears rounded at tip, head
slightly domed at this stage. Nose of medium length with
gentle dip showing in profile, slightly retrousse at tip, well
placed eyes, colour still developing. Good bite and fairly
firm chin. Sturdy body and strong legs, rounded tufted
paws, tail in proportion. Good seal brown mask and points
coming. Tail brindled, colour needs to deepen. Just over 4
months old so time on his side. Excellent temperament and
condition.
AC COLOURPOINTED OR MITTED RAGDOLL [INC RED &
TABBY] KITTEN FEMALE:
1 HAINSWORTH’S LITTLERAGS TOTALLY DEVINE. Well
grown well prepared blue colourpointed lass, just over 4
months old, sweet feminine expression. Coat soft, silky
pale beige, nice and clear. Blue points and mask
developing. Nicely balanced head. Good width and flat
plane between well placed furnished ears, slightly forward
facing, rounded at tip, nose with gentle dip in profile,
slightly retrousse at enc. Full cheeks, level bite and firm
chin. Well placed blue eyes, good bone structure, sturdy
frame, strong legs, tail of medium length and in proportion
to body.
2 ADAM & THOMPSON’S AGADEE TIA MARIA. A well
grown girl just coming up for 5 months. Good width and
fairly flat plane between sell set furnished slightly forward
facing ears, rounded at tip. Nose of medium length with
gentle dip in profile and slightly retrousse at end, full
cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Well placed blue eyes,
strong body with sturdy legs, rounded and tufted paws,
long seal brown tail. Good weight. Well prepared coat of
dark beige, good seal brown mask and points developing.
3 PARKES QUARENTO TRULY SCRUMPTIOUS. A seal tortie
colourpointed girl nearly 4 months old so still a lot of
growing to do. Needs more width between furnished
slightly forward facing ears, rounded at tip, a bit on the
large side but will grow into them. Head slightly domed at
this stage. Well placed blue eyes, nose of medium length
with gentle dip, slightly retrousse at tip, good bite and firm
chin. Sturdy body with strong legs, rounded and tufted
paws and tail in proportion. Well prepared fairly clear
beige coat with mask and points developing. Seal brown
and shades of red showing.
4 WOODYPAWS LADY TALULA. A seal tabby colourpointed
babe with a well prepared soft silky coat of very pale beige.
Good points and mask developing, seal brown tabby
markings visible on paler brown background. M to
forehead, bracelets, spectacles and ringed tail. Quite clear
seeing she is not yet 4 months old. Good width and flat
plane between well placed furnished ears, slightly forward
facing, rounded at tip, nose of medium length with dip and
slightly retrousse at end. Full cheeks, good bite, needs
touch more chin to balance. Well placed blue eyes, prefer
deeper shade. Sturdy body, strong legs with rounded
tufted paws, tail in proportion. Excellent temperament,
purring all the time. Excellent condition.
5 BERISABABIES PURLEY POPPY. Well grown, well
prepared babe 5 months old. Soft silky coat of pale beige,
good points and mask developing showing good
distribution of seal and shades of red. Some seal brown
tabby markings evident. Tail ringed, ghost tabby markings
to legs, mask coming so no evidence of M to forehead,
spectacles visible though. Good width and flat plane
between well placed furnished ears, slightly forward facing
and rounded at tip. Nose with gentle dip and retrousse at
end, well placed blue eyes, full cheeks, good bite and firm
chin. Sturdy body with strong legs, rounded and tufted
paws and tail in proportion. Excellent temperament and
condition.
AC EXOTIC:
1 GRAHAM’S CH. BRACIES CRACKER. An exquisite cream
and white bi-colour. Mainly white with coloured tail, cream
patch to lower back and another cream patch over
shoulders. Cream to face with white coming from
forehead covering lower face and tummy. Excellent plush
dense well prepared coat, white really sparkling. Excellent
width between well placed ears, furnished, rounded at tip,
short nose with stop, pink leather, round orange eyes, full
cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Cobby rounded frame,
short sturdy legs, medium length this tail in proportion to
body. Excellent temperament and condition.
2 DUNLOP’S PIPPAKITS HARRY WEBB. A cream tabby and
white with excellent width between well set furnished ears,
rounded at tip with furnishings. Round orange eyes, short
nose with very deep stop, pink leather, full cheeks, good
bite and firm chin. Large cobby rounded frame, sturdy legs
and thick ringed tail of medium length in proportion to
body. Cream classic tabby markings visible on paler cream
background. Colour and white to back paws, white chest
and mainly white tummy. Excellent temperament and
condition.
3 PHILLIPS CH. CITOXE TULSA
AC PERSIAN NOVICE MALE:
1 W/H
2 BRAY & GRIGGS CHARBONELLA CHERRYBRANDY. A
tortie girl with excellent top of head, well set furnished
ears, short nose with stop, black leather, full cheeks, good
bite and firm chin. Cobby rounded weighty frame. Short
sturdy legs and very short tail. Excellent distribution of
black and shades of red, back showing seasonal smokey
tendencies. A lovely girl who needs much more attention
to grooming, my reason for withholding first.
AC SELF PERSIAN KITTEN:
1 MELLOR’S FLEURIELLE FAIRYNUFF. A beautiful girl nearly
4 months old. Excellent top of head, well set neat ears,
long furnishings and hidden by fur, short nose with stop,
full cheeks, level bite and firm chin. Gorgeous bold muddy
eyes, showing promise of good copper colour to come.
Cobby rounded frame, short sturdy legs, medium length
tail in proportion to body. Well prepared soft silky black
coat showing minimal shading. Excellent temperament
and condition.
2 PALMER’S CLANDELIA FIRECRACKER. Ran winner close.
A huge red lad with lots of well prepared red coat which
was showing minimal shading and barring. Excellent top
of head, well placed ears, short nose with stop, pink
leather, full cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Round eyes
slightly deep set, muddy colour today so showing promise
of good copper colour to come. Round cobby weighty
frame, sturdy legs and tail in proportion to body. Excellent
AC PERSIAN NON-BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 RIASCATZ RAZZLE DAZZLE. A huge brown tabby and
white lad with excellent width between well placed
furnished ears, short broad nose with deep stop, pink
leather, full cheeks, round orange eyes, good bite and firm
chin. Large cobby weighty frame, sturdy legs and medium
length tail in proportion to body. Well prepared coat,
white sparking and coloured patches showing definite
black tabby markings on warm brown background. Colour
to half forehead, over back of head and ears, half of one
cheeks and one coloured patch to back. Excellent
2 WHITE’S IMP. GR. CH. & GR. PR. MARDIGRAS THECANDY
MANCAN. A lovely lad with good width between well set
furnished ears, short nose with stop, pink leather, full
cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Round fairly cold orange
eyes. Cobby rounded frame, short sturdy legs, short tail.
Well prepared coat, mainly sparkling white, cream tail,
large cream patch to flank and over one shoulder. Colour
and white to all limbs. Cream to top of head, one ear
cream the other cream with white tip. White triangle to
top of head. As always excellent temperament and
condition
3 BRITTLETON’S CH. & PR. RIASCATZ DUTCH TREAT
AC PERSIAN MAIDEN NEUTER:
1 PHILLIPS’ GR. CH. CITOXE ICE MAIDEN. A well grown well
prepared orange eyed white girl. Good width between
well placed ears, furnished and rounded at tip. Short broad
nose with stop, pink leather, full cheeks, good bite and firm
chin. Round fairly bold orange eyes. Cobby rounded
weighty frame, short sturdy legs and thick tail. Sparkling
white dense plush stand away coat, good texture and feel.
AV SLH ADULT:
1 CH. COONARIA SHAMWARI. A brown tabby Maine
Coon. What an impressive fellow, huge and stunning. Well
prepared coat of good texture showing excellent black
classic tabby markings on warm brown background. M to
forehead, horizontal line from outer ear, necklaces,
butterfly and oysters visible. Tail ringed. Lovely shaped
head with well placed tufted and furnished ears, good bite,
firm chin, and square muzzle. Well set green expressive
eyes. Large sturdy muscular frame, tail of average length,
strong legs. Excellent temperament and condition.
2 IMP. GR. CH. DANLEIGH STARBURST. A beautiful seal
tortie girl very tetchy today, ‘you can look at me but don’t
touch me for long’. Well prepared soft clear coat, good
mask and points showing good distribution of seal brown
and shades of red. Even white shoes and gauntlets. Well
set furnished ears, lovely blue eyes, nose of medium length,
good bite and firm chin. Sturdy body of good weight,
strong legs and tail of medium length and in proportion
to body. Excellent condition.
3 HUGHES GR. CH. LANDSKERS NED
AC TURKISH ADULT:
1 HOYLAND’S PERNIC DREAM KATIA. A well grown well
prepared Turkish girl with chalky white coat of good length
and texture. Well placed ears, furnished and with shell pink
inside, oval expressive amber eyes, pink rims, nose with
barely perceptible dip in profile, pink leather, good bite
and firm chin. Long sturdy muscular body, strong legs of
medium length, neat rounded and tufted paws. Auburn
tail in proportion to body with colour going slightly up her
back, auburn to top of face going very slightly up her ears
separated by white vertical blaze. Excellent condition,
handled well.
AC RAGDOLL ADULT:
1 HART’S EMERISLE SHAMANTA SANTINO. A huge
colourpointed lad with well prepared pale beige coat
showing minimal shading. Slightly harsh to the touch but
time of year. Excellent blue mask, points and tail. Good
width and flat plane between well placed slightly forward
facing furnished ears, rounded at tip, deep blue eyes, nose
showing gentle dip and slightly retrousse at end, good bite
and firm chin. Large weighty muscular body with strong
legs, rounded, tufted paws and tail in proportion. Excellent
AC SLH BREEDERS KITTEN MALE:
1 CANNELL’S MABALAKAT WOLFMAN JACK. A classic silver
tabby and white lad. A stunner, huge, weighty with well
prepared coat of good texture showing excellent glossy
black markings on a silver background, M to forehead,
horizontal lines from outer eyes, necklaces and bracelets,
ringed tail. Butterfly and oyster visible. White cheeks, ruff
and tummy. Colour and white to all limbs. Good shaped
head with well placed tufted and furnished ears, large wide
nose with concave curve at nasal bridge, brick leather, well
set hazel eyes, 2 tone colour still developing, level bite,
square muzzle and firm chin. Large muscular body, strong
legs, tufted paws, long tail in proportion to body. Excellent
temperament and condition. Only 8 months old so will be
a big fellow when he matures.
2 HUGHES NORMAGIKATT TRENT. A cream and white
Norwegian Forest lad with well prepared coat of good
texture. Well placed tufted and furnished ears, fairly
straight nose, good bite, firm chin, good head shape, well
set eyes. Strong muscular body, strong legs and tail in
proportion. Excellent temperament and condition.
3 ADAMS RAGADEE TOTALLY COCOA
AV SLH BREEDERS KITTEN FEMALE:
1 SAVILLE’S ISHCUS MELISA. A beautiful tortie tabby and
white Maine Coon just 6 months old. Well placed furnished
and tufted ears, nose with concave curve at nasal bridge,
brick nose leather, well set hazel eyes, good bite, square
muzzle and firm chin. Muscular frame with sturdy legs,
tufted paws and tail in proportion. Well prepared coat
showing excellent distribution of bright tortie colours, clack
and shades of red. Well defined black tabby markings over
the tortie coloured background. Excellent temperament
and condition.
2 ADAMS RAGADEE TIRAMISU. A very pretty seal bi-colour
Ragdoll girl of nearly 5 months old with well prepared soft
silky coat of pale beige. Seal brown colouring coming.
Coloured tail and seal brown to top of face and ears. White
coming from inverted V on forehead, down nose whisker
pads, chin, chest and tummy. All limbs white. Good width
and flat place between well placed furnished ears, rounded
at tip, nose with gentle dip and retrousse at end, full
cheeks, good bite and firm chin. Well set blue eyes. Sturdy
frame, strong legs with rounded tufted paws, long tail.
3 NORMAGIKATT KVASIR THEA.
AV SLH BREEDERS KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BISHOP’S BANOVAL SVANA. A brown tabby and white
Norwegian Forest lass with well prepared coat of good
texture showing well defined black tabby markings on
warm brown background. White coming from inverted V
to forehead over nose, cheeks, chest and tummy. Limbs
have colour and white. Good head shape with well placed
tufted and furnished ears. Well set hazel eyes, straight
nose in profile, good bite and firm chin. Strong muscular
frame, sturdy legs and tail in proportion to body. Excellent
2 BLADES ALISIKA SKYLA. A blue Maine Coon with well
prepared soft silky fairly dark blue coat showing minimal
shading. Good shaped head with well placed furnished
and tufted ears, nose with concave curve at nasal bridge,
good bite, firm chin and well set eyes. Strong muscular
frame, strong legs and tail in proportion to body. Excellent
3 HARRIS’S MENTOBE LI MISS NAUGHTY
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Helen Marriott-Power
Many thanks to Julian and Margaret for the invitation to
judge and to the Wyvern Cat Club for their hospitality. I
had a most enjoyable day with some lovely cats very ably
assisted by my steward Sean Farrell. Many thanks Sean I
hope you enjoyed the day as much as I did. I look forward
to the next time.
AOV FOREIGN GRAND PREMIER MALE:
1 GPC EGAN’S GR. CH. & PR. ZAWADI SHAMWARI 76 30 MN
26.6.06. Model behaviour from this two year old boy who
posed for Our Cats to the manner born. Excellent size and
weight to medium to large body, long, sleek and muscular
with proportionate length, strong legs and large rounded
paws. Good length tail, thick and even, carried low and
with a rounded black tip. Rufus ground colour with black
and brown spotting, good rosettes just showing slight
linkage back form shoulders. Broken lines and spots on
legs, spots on tummy and rings on tail. Excellent, clear ‘M’
on face, pencil lines on cheeks and chin straps. Pale lips and
chin. Short to medium length coat fairly dense soft and
luxurious in texture. Excellent broad, medium wedge with
rounded contours, high cheek bones and head correctly
small in proportion to the body. Good profile with gentle
curve from forehead to bridge of nose, slight concave curve
to nose then straight to tip. Large, broad nose with puffed
nose leather. Full, broad muzzle, level bite and slightly
shallow chin. Pronounced whisker pads. Thick muscular
neck. Medium sized ears, wide at base and rounded at tips
just held slightly tilted forwards. Full, almond shape to pale
green eyes, large and correctly slanted towards the base of
the ear. Shown in excellent condition and a real pleasure to
handle.
RGPC GOODGER’S PR. SOOSTEE WHITE GOLD 76b 30 MN
9.11.04. Mature boy of excellent size and weight to body,
long, sleek and muscular with proportionate length, well
boned legs and large rounded paws. Good length to
slightly fine, tapering tail. Fairly short coat could be denser
but is soft and luxurious. Ivory ground colour, with fawnish
overtones, with light brown spotting, showing some
downward linkage and elongated spots but I would prefer
the spotting to be more distinct. Good clear ‘M’ on face
and pencil lines on cheeks. Vertical streaks over head.
Broken lines and spots on legs and spots on tummy. Nice
pearly dusting overall. Good breadth to fairly broad wedge
with rounded contours, high cheek bones and head
correctly small in proportion to the body. Slightly long in
profile but gentle curve from forehead to bridge of nose,
slight concave curve to nose then straight to tip. Large,
broad nose with puffed nose leather. Full, broad muzzle,
level bite but shallow chin. Pronounced whisker pads.
Thick muscular neck. Largish ears but wide at base and
rounded at tips. Rather pale blue colour to full, almond
shaped eyes, large and correctly slanted towards the base
of the ear. Excellent temperament and condition.
AOV FOREIGN GRAND PREMIER FEMALE:
1 GPC DEW’S PR. LOHR JOLENE 72 43nq FN 22.7.06.
Excellent size and weight to this two year old lady well
balanced and with a good firm feel to her. Medium to
longer body with proportionate shapely legs and neat oval
paws. Well shaped tail needs a fraction more length for
perfection. Coat a trifle long and slightly dense but fairly
close lying and of excellent texture. Caramel Shaded Asian
with Burmese colour restriction. Lilac based of light pinky
brown surface colour shading to honey tones at roots,
colour along back could be more even on surface. Very
good width to gently rounded top of head between well
set and shaped ears of medium size. Slight rounding to
brow, good nose break, nose a trifle long but straight.
Level bite and medium depth chin. Large and lustrous pale
green eyes set well apart. Lovely temperament.
RGPC CASE’S IGR. PR. ZAWADI SWIZZLE 76 30 FN 30.8.01:
Seven year old lady, fairly well balanced and shown in
excellent condition. Very weighty with a well rounded
tummy, large, long body but still maintaining a good firm
feel to her. Medium length, strong legs and large rounded
paws. Good medium length tail, thick and even, carried
low and with rounded, dark tip. Brown Spotted Bengal
with a short to medium length coat, lovely and dense and
of soft and luxurious texture. Rufus ground colour with
clear black and dark brown spotting showing just slight
linkage back from shoulders. Slightly dark overtone overall.
Clear ‘M’ on face, pencil lines on cheeks, vertical streaks
over head, rings on tail, spots on tummy and broken lines
and spots on legs. Lovely head of very good breadth to
medium wedge with rounded contours, high cheek bones
and head correctly small in proportion to the body. In
profile slight rounding to forehead, then concave curve just
slightly strong but nose then straight to tip. Fairly broad
nose, full, broad muzzle, level bite and fair depth chin.
Pronounced whisker pads. Good muscular neck. Small to
medium sized ears, wide at base and rounded at tips. Full,
almond shaped, green eyes, large and correctly slanted
towards the base of the ears. Excellent temperament.
BRITISH LILAC KITTEN MALE:
1 GOODGER’S CWMDARRAN BEAU ZAM 15c M 8.4.08.
Chunky well grown five month old kitten of good size and
weight and with good muscle tone. Round face when
viewed from the front with full cheeks but I would like to
see him develop more breadth. Rounded top of head with
good width between ears set well apart but slightly
oversized and held a bit upright today, rounded at tips.
Rounded brow, slightly long but straight, broad nose. Level
bite and medium depth, level chin. Golden colour to large
and well open eyes set wide apart. Short neck to cobby
body with a short level back, low on legs and with a good
broad chest. Short, well boned legs and firm, rounded
paws. Good thick tail, thicker at base and rounded at tip
just a fraction long for perfection. Rather kittenish coat at
present so a bit soft and fluffy but showing some density.
Medium lilac colour of frosty grey with slight pinky
overtones but pales slightly to roots. Faint tabby markings
on body. Lovely temperament.
BRITISH LILAC KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB MUNRO’S PURRISIMO PADME AMIDALA 15c F
20.1.08. Very well balanced kitten of nearly eight months
of age, good size and weight with good muscle tone.
Lovely head has full cheeks with a round face and good
breadth to skull. Rounded top of head with good width
between neat ears set far apart so following the outer
contours of the head, small in size and rounded at tips.
Rounded brow and short, straight, broad nose. Level bite
and medium depth chin. Large and well open eyes set wide
apart. Short neck with cobby body showing short level
back, low on legs and with a broad, rounded chest. Short,
stocky legs and firm, rounded paws. Medium length tail,
thicker at base and rounded at tip. Coat a trifle long but
with good density, just the soft side of crisp in texture. Nice
and even lilac colour paling just slightly to roots. Faint rings
on tail. Girl with a bit of attitude.
BRITISH BLACK SILVER SPOTTED KITTEN:
1 & BOB STAPLES’S ANTIGUASON MUNGOJERRIE 30s M
10.3.08. Well grown six month old kitten of good size and
weight with good muscle tone. Head has full cheeks to a
round face with good breadth to skull and rounded top of
head with good width between ears set far apart but held
tilted forwards and a trifle large in size at present, rounded
at tips. Rounded brow and short, straight, broad nose.
Level bite and strong, firm, deep chin. Large and well open
eyes set wide apart, palish yellow to outer colour but
showing faint inner green ring. Short neck with cobby
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body showing short level back, low on legs and with a full,
broad, deep chest. Short, well boned legs and firm,
rounded paws. Slightly long tail but thicker at base and
rounded at tip. Short, fairly dense coat with some crispness
to texture. Black Silver Spotted with good silver ground
colour and black markings. Clear facial markings, excellent
spotting to left side of body some downward linkage on
right side. Tarnishing just to muzzle.
BRITISH AOC SILVER SPOTTED KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB STAPLES’S CATYKES ALICES WONDERLAND 30as
M 13.4.08. Very well grown five month old kitten with a
lovely solid, chunky feel to him. Good round head has full
cheeks with good breadth to skull and rounded top of
head with good width between ears set far apart but a
trifle oversized at present, rounded at tips. Rounded brow
and short, straight, broad nose. Level bite and strong, firm,
deep chin. Large and well open eyes set wide apart. Short
neck with cobby body showing short level back, low on legs
and with a well rounded chest. Short, strong, well boned
legs and firm, rounded paws. Medium length tail, thicker
at base and rounded at tip. Short, dense coat with a crisp
texture. Blue Silver Spotted of bluey-silver ground colour
with clear deeper blue spotting just showing slight
downward linkage back from both shoulders. Lovely
temperament.
ASIAN SMOKE OR BURMILLA ADULT MALE:
BOB TURNER-RUSSELL’S CH. WELLBRAND HAYMAKER 72
43cq M 4.5.06. Three plus year old boy of very good size
and weight but I would like to see him fill out a little more
on the haunches, good muscle tone. Proportionate length,
shapely legs and neat oval paws. Good tail for length and
shape to balance body. Coat a trifle long but close lying
and of good texture. Lilac Shaded with Burmese colour
restriction. Sandy overtones to lilac colour shading to paler
tone at roots. Tabby markings to face and legs, rings on
tail. Good width to gently rounded top of head between
well set and shaped ears of medium size. Gently rounded
brow, good nose break, nose a bit long but straight. Level
bite but slightly shallow chin. Large, lustrous green eyes
giving a nice expression. Lovely temperament.
ASIAN SMOKE OR BURMILLA ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC DEW’S DEWRIDGE ANNAMICA 72 43asq F 26.10.07.
Eleven month old young lady of very good size and weight
with a good firm feel to her. Medium length body with
proportionate shapely legs and neat oval paws. Well
shaped tail needs a fraction more length for perfection.
Coat fairly short and close lying and of very good texture.
Blue Silver Shaded with Burmese colour restriction of fairly
pale blue shading to silvery blue ground colour. Slight
tarnishing to muzzle. Good width to gently rounded top
of head between well set and shaped ears of generous size.
Gentle rounding to brow, adequate nose break, nose a bit
long and rounds. Level bite and medium depth chin.
Yellow colour to eyes with an inner green ring, good size
and shape correctly set. Lovely temperament.
BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL NEUTER MALE:
BOB EGAN’S GR. CH. & PR. ZAWADI SHAMWARI 76 30 MN
26.6.06
1 PC EGAN’S GR. PR. ZAWADI HAMSINI 76 30 MN 9.11.04.
Very good size and weight to long body, well muscled,
proportionate, strong legs and large, rounded paws.
Slightly long tail but thick and even with rounded, black
tip. Medium length coat with some density and soft in
texture. Rufus ground colour but showing slightly dark
overtones over back and down sides. Black spotting, well
spaced and defined but with some downward linkage back
from shoulders. Clear ‘M’ on face, pencil lines on cheeks
and vertical streaks over top of head. Spots on tummy,
broken lines and spots on legs and rings on tail finishing
with a black tip. Fairly broad wedge with rounded
contours, high cheek bones and head correctly small in
proportion to the body. In profile slight rounding from
forehead to bridge of nose, slight concave curve to nose,
then nose a bit long but straight to tip. Good broad nose
with puffed nose leather. Good muzzle, level bite but
slightly shallow chin. Pronounced whisker pads. Thick
muscular neck. Medium to large sized ears, wide at base
and rounded at tips. Full, almond shaped, pale green eyes,
large and correctly slanted towards the base of the ear.
Lovely temperament.
BLUE BURMESE ADULT:
BOB BRIDGES’S CH. ARTRO BLUE DIAMOND 27a F 21.8.04.
Lovely overall type to this four plus year old lady shown in
excellent condition. Excellent size and weight to medium to
longer body with a good firm feel to her. Nicely rounded
chest and straight back, shapely, proportionate legs and
neat oval paws. Good length and shape to tail with a
rounded tip to balance body. Short, close lying coat of
excellent texture. Medium blue in colour with lovely
silvering to rounded areas. Fairly short wedge, wide at
cheek bones and with a nice blunt muzzle. Very good
width to slightly rounded top of head between well set
and shaped, medium sized ears. In profile gently rounded
brow, good nose break and fairly short, straight nose. Level
bite and medium depth, level chin. Yellow eyes, large and
lustrous and set well apart.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE ADULT:
1 CC & BOB VIRTUE’S HOBBERDY HOCUS POCUS 27b F
28.1.07. Eighteen month old young lady of very good size
and weight and with a good firm feel to her. Good length
body with proportionate, shapely legs and neat oval paws.
Well shaped tail just a fraction short to balance body. Coat
a trifle long but close lying and of good texture, just slightly
coarse near base of tail. Medium chocolate in colour, warm
toned with darker contrast masking to face and ears. Very
good width to gently rounded top of head between well
set and shaped ear of generous size. Slight rounding to
brow, fairly good nose break, nose a bit long but straight.
Level bite and medium depth, level chin. Good size and
shape to yellow eyes well set. Nice natured.
2 KASSAMUN’S CH. BIENZOLI SUGAR PLUM 27b F 4.4.06.
Two plus year old lady of very good size and weight with a
good firm feel to her. Medium length body with
proportionate shapely legs and neat oval paws. Good tail
for length and shape to balance body. Coat a trifle long
but close lying and of good texture. Slightly cold tone to
medium chocolate, paler at shoulders and darker contrast
masking to face and ears. Fairy short blunt wedge. Good
width to gently rounded top of head between well set and
shaped ears of good size. Slight flattening to brow, good
nose break, nose a trifle long and rounds at tip. Level bite
and good depth, level chin. Good size and shape to well set
eyes, greeny chartreuse in colour. Nice natured.
Stephen Parkin
My thanks to Julian and Margaret for the kind invitation to
judge at this friendly show. Thanks to Jenny for coming to
steward for me, who handled the cats with care and
sensitivity.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN ADULT MALE:
BOB SHAKESPEARE-ENSOR’S GR. CH. WAVETAIL DOMINO,
11.7.05. Beautifully mature boy. Firm muscular body of
good length. Legs and feet in proportion. Tail balances the
body, for length, tapering from a fairly broad base. Broad
head, with the jowls balancing out a fractionally fine
muzzle. Large, well cupped ears following the line of the
wedge. Bright expressive almond shaped eyes, well set.
Rounded profile to the brow with a distinct nose break,
firm chin and a level bite. Distinct facial markings, with
white restricted to the chin. Free of any bars or necklets.
Warm apricot undercoat, well defined ticking.
Distinct spine line, solid black tail tip, a small amount of
black extending up the hock. Very happy to show himself
off and be assessed.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 DESOLLA’S WAVETAIL FIONNULA 13.10.07. Sadly this girl
has not grown as much as I would like, since I saw her as a
kitten. She is too small for her age and needs to put on
muscle.
Slender legs with small oval feet, tail in balance with the
body. Head has a moderate wedge and shows good
Abyssinian expression. Very good top of head, with large
well set ears, with tufts. Large expressive eyes of correct
shape and set. Profile shows a gentle nose break, rounded
muzzle with indentation shallow chin and a scissor bite.
Distinct facial markings, spine line and solid black tail tip.
Black extending well up of the hock. Very little cream
under the chin, no necklets. Unfortunately she has heavy
leg barring. Coat short and fine, well ticked with a golden
copper basecoat. A little wriggley but permitted a full
assessment. Challenge certificate withheld because of size
leg barring and bite.
FAWN ABYSSINIAN KITTEN:
1 & BOB POLLETT’S WAVETAIL GANDOLF MALE 3.6.08. A
very young boy, but of good size and weight for his age,
legs a little gangly at present, tail in proportion. Head has
a medium wedge. Very good top of head with large well
set ears, with a hint of tufts. Profile shows a slight nose
break, chin a little shallow bite level. Rounded muzzle with
a distinct muzzle indent. Eyes, just a little round and small
at present. Coat still kittenish but shows well developed
fawn ticking, colour pales a little to the roots. Absolutely no
white at all. No bars or necklets. Well defined dark fawn
spine line solid tail tip and dark fawn extending a little way
up the hocks. A very relaxed exhibit who was a real
charmer out of the pen.
A.C. RUSSIAN ADULT:
1 SEDGWICK’S CH. LUBIMIVEH VASKA MALE 14.3.07. An
adolescent boy of good size, with good underlying bone
structure, who still needs to fill out just a little. Tail balances
the body, with a slight taper to the tip. Long legs with small
oval feet. Head shows good Russian expression with a short
wedge with strong whisker pads, firm chin and an even
bite. Good top of head with large ears set vertically. Profile
shows a well developed angle, although the line of the
eyebrows produces a slight ridge above the eyes. Eyes of
good shape although a fraction smaller than I would like,
colour a strong clear green. Coat, an even mid blue in
colour, sound to the roots, with a distinct silvery sheen, free
of any markings except for a few vestigial tail rings. Plushy
feel to the coat but the coat density could have been a little
deeper. A very laid back exhibit who handled very well and
stood well to good effect.
2 SEDGWICK’S CATWO KORLYA MALE 27.11.07. A very
well developed youngster well grown for his age. An
elegant body of good length, with a firm muscular feel to
it. Well balanced limbs with small oval feet, tail
proportionate to the body with a gentle taper to the tip.
Head shows a fairly short wedge, very good whisker pads,
a firm chin and a level bite. Almond shaped eyes, two tones
of green in colour, well set. Flat top of head with a distinct
angle to the profile. Very large ears, set low on the head
and at a wide angle to the line of the head. The shape is
rather triangular with a wide flared base. The overall effect
of this was to seriously detract from a Russian expression.
Coat dense and plush, sound to the roots a medium blue in
shade, with fairly well developed silver sheen. Free of any
markings except a few very faint tail rings. Rather unhappy
out of the pen but did permit a full assessment.
A.C. ABYSSINIAN ADULT:
1 SHAKESPEARE-ENSOR’S GR. CH. WAVETAIL DOMINO
2 HANSELL’S UK & INT. GR. CH. NISHALKA FIERA SORREL
FEMALE 17.4.02. Well developed girl, strong body with
slim legs and oval feet. Tail not quite long enough for her
body length, but tapers from a broad base. Head has a
medium wedge, with gentle contour lines. A distinct nose
break, firm chin, level bite. Large well set ears, with small
tufts. Well set, almond shaped eyes. Close lying and short
coat that shows a good resilient texture. Well defined facial
markings, some white under the chin and on the lips. No
barring or necklets, chocolate spine line, tail tip and small
amount of chocolate on the hocks. Well ticked on a deep
apricot basecoat. Happy to come out and showed herself
off well.
3 DESOLLA’S WAVETAIL FIONNULA.
Both male and Female breeders classes had some excellent
entrants all well worth a red card
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS ADULT MALE:
1 LACY’S JENANCA LONE STAR (34) M 5.9.07. Well grown
youngster with a mature look that belies his age. Medium
body with a powerful muscular feel to it. Well balanced
legs with oval feet.
Tail a little short for true balance, but does taper to a
rounded tip. Head shows a well developed heart shape,
with a flattened forehead. Large balanced ears, wide at
the base, set high. Generous, well rounded eyes, in two
shades of green. Profile shows a good stop, a tiny rise to the
line of the nose, which has a gentle down ward curve. Firm
chin and an even bite. Coat free of any markings or white,
short and fine in texture. An even mid blue in colour.
Despite the hall lighting, one could see silver tipping, well
developed on legs and face but still needs to develop more
on the body. A true gentleman who was very happy to
come out and showed himself off to good advantage.
2 RICHMOND-WATSON’S OWLSDENE MR DARCY Brown
Spotted Bengal 15.11.07. A large solid boy with well
balanced powerful limbs and large rounded feet. Tail in
proportion with good diameter culminating in a rounded
tip. Head has a broad wedge with good width. Gentle
curve to the profile leading to a broad slightly domed nose,
firm chin and an even bite, good width to the distinct
whisker pads. Coat, short and soft. Very good facial
markings, spots large with very little linkage some arrow
headed and some rosetted. Clear definition of spots on a
warm apricot base with some ticking in the coat. White
under the chin. Well covered with glitter, which was
evident even under the unflattering hall lighting. Super
temperament, a very friendly exhibit who handled very
well.
3 TURNER-RUSSELL’S CH. WELLBRAND HAYMAKER.
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS ADULT FEMALE:
1ST ARNOLD’S PAPAVER ARTEMIS Cornish Rex 20.9.07.
Well proportioned young female. A medium body with a
firm feel to it. Long slim legs with neat oval feet. An
elegant neck supports a well balanced head with a
moderated wedge, high cheekbones, an excellent straight
profile, firm chin and an even bite. Large ears with a gentle
taper from a wide base, set high on the head. Eyes, well
set, a large oval in shape. Well covered with pleasing tight
waves, over all the body and extending down the legs. A
very gentle nature and a pleasure to judge.
2 HANSELL’S UK & INT. GR. CH. NISHALKA FIERA.
3 ARNOLD’S GR. CH. PAPAVER PANDORA.
AV FOREIGN SENIOR ADULT:
1 SHAKESPEARE-ENSOR’S GR. CH. WAVETAIL DOMINO
2 TURNER-RUSSELL’S CH. WELLBRAND GENEVIEVE
Chocolate Silver Shaded Burmilla with Burmese restriction
6.5.04. Disappointingly the overall impression of this girl is
rather marred by her fondness for her food. Body fairly
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solid, good bone structure, legs balance the underlying
frame. Tail appears at present to be a little short. Head
shows a short wedge of good breadth distinct stop, blunt
muzzle with a broad jaw line, chin shows good depth and
an even bite. Coat short and fine with a satin like texture.
Evenly shaded overall. Happy to come out and handled
well.
3 NICHOLS’S CH. DRAKEMYRE GLAMOURPUSS.
AV FOREIGN DEBUTANTE KITTEN:
1 HIBBS’S CHRISJAY BEWITCHED Female Brown Spotted
Bengal 29.5.08. Very attractive kitten well grown for her
age. Body shows good length and has a hard muscular feel
to it. Head has a board wedge with good width for the
length of the head. Profile rather straight with only a hint
of a concave curve. Broad muzzle with strong whisker pads,
good depth of chin and a sound bite. Ears just a little large
at present but of the correct shape and well set. Large
rounded eyes, set on a slope. Well defined facial markings
very good spotting, mainly rosette on the body, little
linkage. Spots very distinct on a clear warm basecoat.
Handled well and was unphased by the bustle of the show.
2 WILLIAMS’S GIMBUS APOLONIA Female Devon Rex
22.4.08. Medium bodied girl well developed for her age
body has a solid feel to it good with to the chest well
balanced tail and legs, small oval feet. The pixie faced head
is mounted on a long slim neck. The head has a short broad
wedge, prominent cheekbones, wide muzzle showing a
pronounced whisker break. In profile a distinct stop,
pleasing to see a good depth of chin coupled with an even
bite. Large low set ears and very expressive large, oval eyes.
Well covered overall but lacking in waves today over most
of the body with rather coarse guard hairs on the spine.
Quite content to come out and very easy to handle.
3 NEWTON’S ARCHANGEL HAYLEYS COMET.
AV FOREIGN LIMIT KITTEN:
1 SHEPHERD’S MAGICAL ROSYLEE Female Devon Rex
27.2.08. Nicely proportioned girl with a solid body, legs in
proportion to the body, with a tail of commensurate
length. Short broad wedge to the head, strong cheek
bones. Let down somewhat in the profile by a rather
indifferent stop. Large low set ears and very expressive,
large round eyes. Firm chin and an even bite. Well covered
all over coat is short and soft however the waves rather
loose on the body.
AV FOREIGN RADIUS KITTEN:
1 LEE’S OWLESDENE HOTFUZZ STARGAZER Female Brown
Spotted Bengal 4.3.08. Overall showed very good Bengal
conformation, medium sized solid body, strong balanced
legs with large round paws, an even tail, proportionate to
the body. Head shows a fairly broad wedge, just longer
than it was wide, a shallow curve to the profile, firm chin
and an even bite. Medium ears well set, large rounded
eyes. Coat short and soft, still kittenish in length. Well
defined facial markings, white under the chin. Clearly
defined spots with linkage from well off the shoulders.
Clear basecoat, with some ticking. Demonstrated a lively
personality, but did allow a full assessment.
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS NEUTER: A really superb class
1 GOODGER’S PR. SOOSTEE WHITE GOLD (76B 30) MN
9.11.04. Beautifully mature boy with a strong muscular feel
to the body. Well balanced legs with large rounded paws.
An even tail, balancing the body for length. Head has a
broad wedge, with a gentle slope to the profile, just a little
fine in the muzzle, whisker pads fairly wide, good strong
chin and a level bite. Very expressive, oval eyes, a clear blue
in colour. Medium ears well set. Coat, dense and has a super
silky texture.
Distinct facial markings, clearly defined random spots on a
warm ivory ground coat. Liberal pearl dusting over the
body and limbs. Beautifully behaved and a real ambassador
for the breed
2 ARNOLD’S UK & IMP. GR. CH. & PR. PAPAVER CRESSIDA
Female Cornish Rex 30.4.98. Beautifully mature girl strong,
firm feel to body, well balanced long legs, and small oval
paws. Tail just a little short for length of body. Head has a
medium wedge, with a really good Cornish profile, a
straight line from top of head to nose, level bite Super
wedge. Well set eyes large ears with a wide base, set high.
Well covered, all over, excellent tight waves on body and
legs but flattened along the spine line. Beautifully
behaved, came out and showed herself off to good effect.
3 LEITH’S GR. PR. RINTINABY RED HERRING.
AV FOREIGN SENIOR NEUTER:
1 EGANS GR. CH. & PR. ZAWADI SHAMWARI Male Neuter
Brown Spotted Bengal 26.6.06. A large powerful muscular
boy solid feel to the body, strong balanced legs with large
rounded paws. Even tail, proportionate to the body. Head
has a broad wedge of good length, gentle curve in the
profile, to a straight nose, with a broad muzzle distinct and
whisker pads. Firm chin and an even bite. Medium well set
ears. Eyes, large and rounded. Excellent facial markings,
white under the chin and extending down the throat. Coat,
soft and dense, with a warm apricot basecoat. Large
random spots with little linkage. Some glitter evident
mainly on the extremities. Wonderful nature, handled well
and stood easily for assessment.
2 TIBBOTT’S IMP GR. PR. KENNBURY SEA DAISIE Female
Neuter Chocolate showing Burmese Restriction Ticked
Tabby Asian 8.3.05. Mature well developed female. Hard
and muscular medium body. Firm balanced limbs, dainty
oval feet. Tail in proportion to the body, with a gentle taper
to the tip. Head shows a short wedge with a blunted
muzzle and a broad mouth. Good top of head with
forward facing, medium ears, well set. Wide set eyes of
good Asian shape. Coat short and fine, with a satiny
texture. Fawn basecoat well ticked with chocolate. Just a
little white on the chin. Good facial markings. Well
behaved and easy to assess.
3 DEW’S PR. LOHR JOLENE.
AV FOREIGN NEUTER:
1 EGAN’S GR. PR. ZAWADI HAMSINI Male Neuter Brown
Spotted Bengal 9.11.04. Mature boy with a solid but still
elegant body, firm muscular legs with large rounded feet in
balance with the body. Tail balances the body for length.
Head shows a fairly broad wedge, with good width to the
muzzle profile a little too straight. Firm chin and an even
bite. Ears too large for the size of the head. Large well set
oval eyes, Coat dense and soft. Well defined facial markings
Random spots with some linkage but definition spoiled
somewhat by a dark cast to the coat, undercoat however
was a warm apricot gold however. Some glitter on legs but
not the body. Well behaved both in and out of the pen.
Mrs Grace Denny
I am most grateful to Sandie Vale for stepping in to steward
for me throughout quite a busy day.
OPEN AV ORIGINAL FOREIGN CH. MALE:
1 GR. CH. SEDGWICK’S CH. LUBIMIVEH VASKA [16a]. Of
excellent type and presented in super condition, handling
beautifully. Short wedge, ears large, vertical set, flat
between green almond shaped eyes, well spaced. Angular
profile, prominent whisker pads, chin firm, long graceful
body. Coat medium blue in tone, double and sound with
silvery sheen. Long slender limbs tapering tail.
R. DESOLIA’S CH. INDASIA INKREDIBLE [33.36]. A well
developed exhibit. Medium wedge narrowing to rounded
muzzle, ears large set high, flat skull, straight in profile,
eyes well placed oval in shape. Chin firm, elegant neckline.
Body hard and muscular with length, and well coated,
rexing a little flat along spine, slim long legs well rexed and
tail which tapers. Handled beautifully.
OPEN AV FOREIGN ORIGINAL FEMALE:
1 GR. CH. ARNOLD’S GR. CH. PAPAVER PANDORA [33.36].
Very expressive of the ‘breed’ in splendid condition.
Medium wedge, ears large and rounded, flat between,
good browline, eyes oval in shape, straight in profile, chin
firm, bite level, slender neckline. Body hard and muscular
with length. Fully coated and rexed, short and dense in
texture. Elegant limbs, long tapering tail, well rexed,
handled well.
R. ARNOLD’S GR. CH. PAPAVER FLORA [33.31hs]. Of very
attractive colouring. Moderate wedge, narrows to
rounded muzzle and firm chin, bite level, ears large wide at
base with rounded tips, set high. Brown curves back to flat
skull, straight in profile, crinkled whiskers, eyes oval in
shape. Slender neckline, hard body of length. Coat rather
loose but well covered. Slim legs, tapered tail, of good
temperament.
OPEN CORNISH REX ADULT MALE:
1 CC DESOLIA’S CH. INDASIA INKREDIBLE [33.36]
OPEN CORNISH REX ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC BOSWELL’S IKURLIKAT PASSIE [33.36a]. Good balance
of head, large, rounded wide at base ears high set. Brow
curves gently to flat skull, straight tin profile. Eyes
expressive. Chin firm, bite level, slim neckline. Hard in
body, coat short and silken in texture rippling in evidence
overall. Fine straight legs, tapering tail. Of good
2 ARNOLD’S PAPAVER ANDROMEDA [33.31s]. Just a year
old. Head just needs more development, a little short as
yet, ears large and rounded set quite high on head, well
rounded muzzle, in profile curves gently at brow but shows
slight dip. Eyes a trifle round, chin firm, bite level, slender
neckline. Hard in body, well coated, soft in texture, rexing
rather loose. Long straight legs, fine tapering tail.
3 ARNOLD’S PAPAVER ARTEMIS [33.36]. Obviously litter
sister to Andromeda, and again I felt head needs
development which is short in nose. Ears large quite high
set and rounded, eyes a trifle round. Flat skull curves at
the brow, straight in profile, slender neckline. Body hard
and muscular, coat just shows rexing, fine and silky in
texture, but straight on legs and sides. Straight legs and
tail tapers.
BOB Awarded to ARNOLD’S GR. CH. PAPAVER PANDORA
[33.36] [F]
OPEN ASIAN TIFFANIE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB MUTTON’S HICKERBY SUMMER SOLSTICE
[68.43s]. An excellent exhibit, presented in excellent
condition and very attractive. Short balanced wedge, wide
across cheek bones, tapering to blunt muzzle. The brow
curves gentle to nose break, chin firm, bite level. Eyes quite
lustrous and green tone, ears broad at base and rounded
set slightly forward. Medium thick neckline, body hard and
lithe. Full, fine silky coat with good silver base and ticking,
no tarnishing whatsoever, with ruff and plume like tail.
Just a little naughty.
2 COPLEY’S CH. NEMOREZ TRESBEAU FEMME [68 43g]. A
very friendly exhibit. Good balance of head, rounded top,
wide at cheekbones, ears set well apart, rounded and with
forward tilt. Brow curves gently to bridge of nose, with
nose break. Chin firm, bite level, eyes set well apart and
quite lustrous. Body slender, quite hard and muscular. Coat
of medium length, but very coarse in texture, well shaded.
Slender limbs, tail very sparse.
OPEN RED/CREAM/TORTIE PT. BIRMAN NEUTER [F]:
1 PR & BOB SEDGWICK’S GR. CH. & GR. PR. CATWO
ASYOULIKEIT [13c5]. A super exhibit, beautifully groomed
and presented. Strong broad rounded skull, cheeks full and
round, slight dip in profile, well developed slightly tapering
chin which is firm, bite level. Eyes almost round, good blue
tone. Complete mask, vivid points, short in neck, solid
body. Fully coated silken in texture, full ruff and breeches.
Strong of bone, paws almost matching, full tail. A joy to
judge and handle.
OPEN ASIAN TABBY/SPOTTED/CLASSIC/MACKEREL,
TICKED NEUTER [F]:
1 PR. TIBBOTT’S PR. KENNBURY SEA FAIRIE [72.45eq].
Rather naughty to handle. Good expressive head, short
balanced wedge, wide across cheekbones, good rounded
top of head, between ears which are set well apart, quite
large and broad at base. Nose shows break, eyes quite
large and luminous and well apart, chin firm. Body lithe
and muscular and of good weight. Coat well ticked
throughout, mask pattern well defined, short and silky in
texture. Slender limbs, ringed tail rounded tip.
BOB Awarded to 1 PR. TIBBOTT’S PR. KENNBURY SEA
FAIRIE [72.45eq]
OPEN BROWN MARBLED BENGAL NEUTER FEMALE:
PR & BOB N/A 1 AHMED’S PR. WOTMORE TINKER TAGORA
[76.20]. Very difficult to judge. Good top of head and ear
set, which are medium in size wide at base, rounded tips.
Eyes well spaced and oval in shape, rather too sharp in
muzzle. Body lacks weight and muscle tone, coat pattern
too indefinite and indistinct, quite rich to base and soft in
texture, underparts spotted, tail ringed.
OPEN SEAL POINT SIAMESE NEUTER MALE:
1 PR & BOB MEEK’S ABICASA MARIO LANZA [24]. Good
top of head and large well placed ears, straight in profile
except for tiny bump on end of nose. Oriental deep blue
eyes, shows rather definite pinched muzzle, chin firm.
Long lithe body, coat gives good contrast to dense mask,
complete points. Long slender legs and tapered tail, coat
fine in texture, neat paws, handled well.
OPEN SEAL POINT SIAMESE NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PR N/A MEEK’S PR. SHERMESE CHINA DOLL [24]. An even
wedge, large wide at base ears well placed. Slight dip in
profile, eyes oriental in shape but persisted in squinting
with both eyes which have good depth of colour. Chin
firm, bite level, complete dense mask and points. Rather
short in body but firm and muscular. Coat coarse in texture
and brindled. Slender limbs, long tapered tail. Handled
well.
FOREIGN ASSESSMENT CLASS:
MERIT Award SEDGWICK’S CATWO DIMITRI [16a 14c]
MALE. Quite a stunning and alert kitten, an expressive
head with flat skull, whisker pads developing, nose shows
shallow concave line. Ears set vertical, chin firm, bite level,
eyes almond in shape, showing green in colour. Body
elegant, long slender limbs, oval feet, tail long and
tapering. Coat double in texture, dense and fine of
brilliant white in colour. Of excellent condition and
temperament. A super exhibit, very attractive and well
presented.
Mrs. Di Brown
My thanks to Julian and Margaret for the invitation to
judge at this very well attended show, and to my dear
friend Rosie for her excellent stewarding and very good
company once again.
OPEN CLASSES
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
IMP. GD. CC BROWNING’S GD. CH. PIPPASTRO HAWKMOTH
(61n) 05/05/07. I was so pleased to see this lad in my class,
I have admired him since a small – well large, baby and he
has now matured into a really gorgeous cat. I do find him
mouth-watering, he has it all, type, colour and coat, and
his temperament is to die for. Strong well balanced and
masculine head with excellent top line and very large ears
– particularly for this breed, beautifully furnished and with
long fluted hairs at the base, excellently set. Oriental eye
shape and set with superior expression and very good
depth of colour. Strong roman profile with deep firm chin
and level bite. Excellent length and muscle-tone to long
weighty but elegant body, long strong limbs, but tail rather
short for balance. Excellent points colour, dingy toned lilac
based caramel with clear brownish overlay at the base of
the ears and on the tail. Cool toned off white coat with
light shading over the shoulders, length very good and
showing some flow with frilling at the tummy line, texture
beautifully silky, plume a touch sparse today. A wonderful
cat fully deserving of his BIS win today. Excellently
presented.
R. MULLEN’S GD. CH. JOHPAS RED RUUDI (32a) 06/10/05.
Another handsome lad, strong and masculine, very unlucky
to be up against the winner today. Broad medium wedge
with excellent top of head, ears large, open based and set
to balance. Oriental eye shape and set with brilliant colour.
Slight dip to profile over nose, good firm chin
perpendicular to nose tip and level bite. Long lean and
very firm toned body, typically masculine, long strong limbs
and spoon paws, long tail to balance. Rich red points, really
vibrant in tone, particularly on the ears. Warm white coat
that was not quite right today, it was a touch long and the
texture was too fine and soft. He was also fluffing himself
up so not really doing himself any favours. Despite his
rather fierce appearance he was very friendly and handled
well. Excellently presented in a double pen.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
IMP. GD. CC GREEN’S GD. CH. MAPU ALLEGRA (24n)
30/10/04. Beautiful lady, excellent type. Stylish head with
wide top line and lovely large flared ears set to balance.
Superior expression to eyes of very good shape and set,
with super brilliant colour. Strong profile for a female, not
quite straight with slight bump between the eyes, excellent
strong chin and level, albeit slightly untidy bite. Long,
elegant but well covered body, long slender limbs and neat
paws, tail nicely tapered but needs a little more length to
balance. Excellent points colouring, in amongst several
other caramel point cats she stood out. Correct cool tones
to off white coat with the bare minimum of shading to
tone, and the length and texture was very good. Perfect
to handle as always and beautifully presented.
ORIENTAL TORTOISESHELL ADULT:
CC & BOB HIRST’S CH. TOGHAR PASTICHE (37h) 16/07/07.
A big strong girl of good type and style, the more mature
looking of the two ladies by far. Medium wedge with fairly
good top line, ears large but could be a touch more flared,
set in line with the wedge. Oval eye shape, setting good,
colour mid green. Good profile and chin, bite untidy,
particularly the lower jaw, but appeared level-ish. Good
substance and tone to long body, elegant limbs and neat
paws, tail needs an inch to balance. Dark but fairly warm
chocolate tortie coat well mingled in pale and mid red,
sound to roots, lying close but is a touch fine in texture.
Lovely temperament and excellently presented.
2 BUTTON’S PASHTAN FANTASIA (37e) 20/02/07. Neat little
queen of good type overall, but quite kittenish looking
considering her age. Slightly narrow medium wedge with
proportionate ears fairly well set. Eyes of basically good
shape and set though a little on the full side, colour very
good. Almost straight profile, good chin and level bite,
small pinch to muzzle. Long, slender and dainty body with
very slender limbs and neat paws, good whip tail. Glossy, jet
black coat very well mingled with mainly pale red, sound to
roots and with super sleek and close lying texture. A dear
lady who was very friendly and excellently presented.
ORIENTAL SPOTTED TABBY KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB MILLER’S BARBECCO CHARITY (38h) 20/03/08. A
lovely baby, very promising for type. Super typy little head
with very good top line and large flared ears very well set.
Oriental eye shape, set and expression with rather
yellowish green colour. Tiny dip to nose at present, firm
chin and level bite. Long firm toned body, long fine limbs
and neat oval paws, whippy tail to balance. I did have some
reservations over her pattern but felt it was acceptable on
the day. There is the odd linked spot, but most of the
spotting on the body is well formed and clear and the spine
line is well broken. It is mainly sound, and although there
is some agouti invasion of the pattern areas I didn’t feel it
was enough today to withhold on her, particularly as the
tortie overlay, which was quite extensive, tends to obscure
the pattern anyway, tortie mingling in mid red and the
chocolate base colour was a touch dark. Coat length and
texture excellent. Easy to handle and excellently presented.
ORIENTAL LONGHAIR KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB BROWNING’S PIPPASTRO PENDERYN (62 20fn)
24/02/08. A most attractive and very well grown boy of
very good type. Strong head for a baby with very good top
line and large well fluffed ears set to balance. Oriental eye
shape and set with olive green colour. Good strong profile
and firm chin, bite level. Long weighty and substantial
body with long strong boned limbs and large oval paws,
tail needs a little more length to balance. Good hot tones
to coat colour, pattern fairly well defined for an OLH and
shows minimal linkage considering the length of the coat
which was appropriate for age, soundness to about half
way which is reasonable for this breed, and the texture was
excellent, beautifully silky and fine, plume could do with a
touch more furnishing. Handled very well and was
excellently presented.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE ADULT MALE:
CC & BOB SIDNELL’S CH. MYLYNN MASTER OF DISGUISE
26/03/07. A very handsome and stylish seal male, not
without his problems but well worth his certificate.
Excellent head with wide top line and lovely large ears set
to follow. Oriental eye shape and set with wicked
expression, colour mid blue, although for perfection I
would like it a touch deeper. Almost straight profile and
firm chin, bite level. Long, elegant but really muscular boy
body, long elegant limbs and spoon paws, long whip tail.
Points colour does tend to lack warmth and as he continues
to shade up with age he is almost bordering on black seal,
but to his credit the shading is mainly confined to his body
and does not extend over the top of his skull - as one tends
to see in mature seals. Coat texture excellent, very short
and sleek, a proper Siamese coat. Wonderful temperament
for a mature male, beautifully prepared and presented.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
CC MAYBURY’S RICHDALE CHARLIESANGEL 28/09/07. An
attractive lady of overall correct type, not over typy but
overall even and quite well balanced, and her points
colouring and coat contrast were impressive. Medium
length wedge with good top of head with proportionate
ears well set. Almond eye shape, setting correct, colour mid
blue that could ideally be a touch deeper for a seal. Slight
dip to nose, chin and bite good. Dainty but fairly weighty
body of good length, neat limbs and paws, tapered tail to
balance. Dense really warm toned seal points, well matched
and free from brindling. Creamy fawn coat, perhaps a little
fine in texture but lying close, with minimal warm seal
shading to tone and pale creamy bib and tummy. A very
sweet tempered lady excellently presented.
LILAC POINT SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
CC & BOB MAYBURY’S CH. SANDTUM ICECRYSTAL
15/03/05. Mature lady of good type and style. Even
medium wedge with good top line and fairly large open
based ears well set. Oriental eye shape and set with
gorgeous colour, really brilliant sapphire blue. Slight dip to
profile over nose, good chin and bite. Well covered and
fairly substantial body of good length, elegant limbs, tail
almost balances. Lilac points a touch dark and could be
marginally pinkier in tone but were acceptable - lighting
not the best anyway. Magnolia coat with the barest
minimum of shading thus excellent contrast to points, coat
length good and lying well, albeit a touch fine in texture.
Excellent to handle and excellently presented.
TORTIE POINT ADULT:
CC BUTTON’S PASHTAN ZOE (32b1) 282/09/05. A stylish girl
but quite dainty for a 3 year cat. Stylish head with very
good top line and large well set ears. Basically good shape
to eyes but she was very nervous and was holding them
wide, colour good. Good profile and chin, level bite missing
a couple of incisors on the lower jaw. Very firm toned body,
curled up and tense but quite long & elegant when
persuaded to unfurl, long slender limbs, tail needs an inch
to balance. Dark, dense seal tortie points, very well mingled
with mid and rich red, most attractive. Short sleek coat of
excellent texture with light tortie shading overall. Very
nervous, bless her, but not unfriendly. Excellently
presented. I understand this makes her up, congratulations.
2 MILLER’S LITTLEFEAT KOKOMO (32b3) 14/11/07.
Attractive lady who looked very kittenish still. Even and
well balanced medium wedge with very good top of head
and large ears set in line. Oriental eye shape and set with
very good depth of colour. Profile a touch uneven but chin
and bite good. Long body that was more substantial that
she looked, dainty limbs and neat paws, tail needs more
length to balance. Darker but warm toned chocolate tortie
points, ears very well tortied but mask quite minimal. Very
good length and texture to unshaded ivory coat. It was very
close between these two ladies and on another day the
placings could quite easily be reversed. Lovely to handle
and excellently presented.
Judged for BOB and awarded SMOUT’S CH. KAMIK
THEONEANDONLY (32b1) 11/04/06. I seem to have mislaid
my report on this lady so my apologies to the exhibitor, but
I do remember that she was a very stylish queen and was
the more mature looking of the three ladies, thus the BOB
award.
CHOCOLATE POINT SIAMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB MORGAN’S ASTRALBLAESE ACHILLES 22/03/08.
A typy and promising baby, well grown for his age. Stylish
head with very good top line and large flared ears very well
set. Oval eye shape, setting correct, colour bright mid blue.
Strong almost straight profile, firm chin and level bite.
Good length and substance to body, long strong limbs,
whip tail almost balances, a shame he is monorchid. Warm
mid chocolate points almost matching with minimal
brindling to the tail. Clear unshaded ivory coat of soft fine
baby texture. The sweetest temperament, purred the
whole time. Excellently presented.
CHOCOLATE POINT SIAMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 PETTY’S SHIMMERKIM APRILSUNSHINE 01/04/08. A very
well grown baby but rather dark in colour. Medium length
wedge with good top line and large open based ears well
set. Oriental eye shape and set with good colour.
Undulating profile with pronounced dips as yet, chin fades
but bite level. Weighty and firm toned body of good
length, long limbs and spoon paws, whippy tail to balance.
Points colour on the dark side and could be warmer in tone,
tail extensively brindled. Coat, completely unshaded,
texture still fairly baby fine but lying close to body. Easy to
handle and excellently presented.
2 MORGAN’S ASTRALBLAESE ATALANTA 22/03/08. Very
good for type and style but unlike her brother, small for 7
months. Neat and well balanced medium wedge with very
good top line and large flared ears well set. Good shape
and set to eyes, colour could be deeper. Almost straight
profile and good chin with level bite. Long dainty but firm
toned body, fine limbs and long whip tail to balance.
Chocolate points a touch dark but showing good warm
ones, some brindling on tail. Unshaded ivory coat still with
baby texture, soft fine and slightly fluffy. Excellent
temperament and presentation.
TABBY POINT SIAMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 POUND’S BARBECCO NIELLO (32/1) 22/03/08. Stylish boy,
fairly well grown but oh my, what language for a baby!
Longer wedge with good top line and large ears very well
set. Oriental eye shape and set with naughty expression
and bright mid blue colour. Almost straight profile, good
chin and level bite. Lovely firm tone to long baby body,
long limbs and long tapered tail with a small “pip” at the
tip. Very promising tabby markings, spotty based, with
good clear scarab developing, double cheek ribbons, paler
multi bars and very well ringed tail. Excellent close coat
showing some ghost spotted shading. Not very happy so
not easy to handle today, first show perhaps? Beautifully
presented.
TABBY POINT SIAMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB PATTON’S MAFDET HONEY TRAP (32/1) 11/05/08.
Dainty baby of very good type with a lot to say for herself.
Short strong head with wide top line and large butterfly
ears excellently set. Very good shape and set to eyes that
are marginally large in proportion to the head at present,
depth of colour very good. Baby growth dips to profile,
firm chin and level bite. Dainty but firm and fairly weighty
body of good length, dainty limbs and teeny paws, whippy
tail to balance. Interesting tabby markings, the scarab is a
little indistinct, she has single ribbons and the thumb prints
are large, which usually tends to indicate a ticked based
pattern and therefore there are normally the bare
minimum of tail rings evident. However this little lady had
excellent tail rings that showed right along the entire
length of the tail. Lovely clear body colour, free of shading,
length and texture typically baby as yet. A chatty little girl
beautifully presented.
2 MILLER’S PASHTAN JINGLE (32t1) 15/03/08. A well grown
and quite substantial baby of good type. Neat and well
balanced medium length head with very good top line and
large wide based ears very well set, but which she tends to
bonnet. Oriental eye shape and set, colour need more
depth. Good profile and chin with level bite. Firm toned
body, quite long and slender, long limbs and long tapered
tail to balance with a deviation at the tip that was just
visible. Very dark seal tabby markings with most attractive
tortie breaks showing on the ears in particular, tail rings
very good. Unshaded coat of very good length and texture.
Rather shy but sweet tempered. Excellently presented.
APRICOT POINT SIAMESE KITTEN MALE: Two very attractive
boys and it was very close for the first place
1 & BOB MEE’S KINGSHAVEN LOVEBUG 20/04/08. The
younger of the two boys entered but well grown and of
very good type and style. Very good head, stylish and well
balanced with wide-ish top and large flared ears set to
balance. Oriental eye shape and set, colour mid blue. Good
profile and chin, bite level. Weighty body of good length
and tone, long slender limbs and neat paws, good length
tail. Points colour very promising, with tail and top of
hocks in particular showing hot intense tones, they were
marginally better than the other boy and it was this that
decided the placings. Generally good length and texture to
coat but he was very pleased with himself and kept fluffing
it up, light shading evident down the spine. Super to
handle and excellently presented.
2 CROWLEY & LAMBERT’S JOHPAS SONNYDAZE 03/03/08.
Simply enormous lad for 6 months of age, type very good
but just lacking the style of the winner at present. Longer
wedge, top line could be marginally wider for balance, ears
large and nicely set. Oval shape to eyes, expression a little
innocent at the moment and the colour could ideally be
deeper. Almost straight, strong broad nose, firm chin and
level bite. Excellent substance to long “puppy’ body, long
strong limbs, long tapered tail to balance. Good warm
toned apricot points, tail paler at the moment. Super coat
for length and texture lightly shaded down the spine to
tone. Easy to handle and excellently presented.
CARAMEL POINT SIAMESE NEUTER MALE:
PC HUTCHINGS PR. WILLHAVETODO SIR PERCY 27/05/06.
Fast becoming an old friend this handsome chap. Longer
wedge but with top line wide enough to balance and large
ears very well set. Oriental eye shape and set with gentle
expression and mid blue colour. Dead straight profile and
firm chin, bite level, marginal pinch to muzzle. Very long
and weighty body with a good trim figure for a neuter,
long strong limbs, tail needs a touch more length and is a
little thick at the root. Excellent points colour, dark and
dingy toned lilac-based caramel showing the clear
brownish overtones of a mature cat. Very good length and
texture to coat, shaded overall to tone but with a darker
patch over the lower back where he appears to have been
over-grooming himself. Handled really well today, in top
condition and excellently presented
CARAMEL POINT SIAMESE NEUTER FEMALE:
PC & BOB GOURLEY & WARD’S DAZZLING NEVERENDING
STORY 11/06/00. It is several years since I have seen this
lady, she is really quite senior now but continues to look
good. She still has her well balanced and stylish head with
excellent top line and very large ears set to follow. Oriental
eye shape and set with wicked expression, colour a little
faded out now but still good. Tiny dip to nose, firm chin
and good bite. Good length to body albeit rather
matronly, long elegant limbs and neat spoon paws, tail
almost balances. Points colour excellent, dark and sludgy
in tone and showing the very distinct tabby ghosting to the
mask which is often seen in a good caramel. Off white coat
that is quite heavily shaded but there is still some contrast,
a touch long but of good texture. Still has some very rude
things to say for her self but handled okay. Excellently
presented.
TORTIE POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
Judged for Bob only and awarded STOKES’ IMP. GD. CH. &
IMP. GD. PR. HELLFIRE HIPPYCHICK (32b2) 26/11/03. Lovely
little female, very feminine and stylish. Super head
beautifully balanced with excellent top line and large open
based ears excellently set. Sweet expression to eyes of very
good shape and set with gorgeous colour. Tiny dip to
profile, firm chin and level bite. Nicely covered and firm
toned body of good length, with dainty limbs and paws,
tail to balance. Soft mid blue points with very good tortie
mingling in mid and pale cream. Medium length to coat
that was perhaps a touch too fine in texture today, shaded
overall to tone. Excellent to handle and beautifully
presented.
CREAM POINT SIAMESE NEUTER MALE:
Judged for BOB only & awarded SUP. UK & IMP.GD. PR.
TIANLEX FULL MONTY 14/03/03. There really is no other
cat that looks quite like this one, love him or hate him he
is quite unique. I have handled him so many times and it is
always a pleasure. Said it all before - many times, so
nothing to add except he does need to keep his weight
down, although I appreciate with his laid back
temperament this can’t be easy. Presentation excellent as
always.
Brian Fox
My thanks to Margaret and Julian for the invitation and
hospitality. I apologise for the delay in submitting this
report, following some non-cosmetic surgery. In the words
of Winston Churchill…well, you already know what he
said!
CLASS 344a BURMESE CHAMPION MALE: (3)
GR. CH. BRIDGES’ CH. SANLIS DIAMOND GEEZER (21.3.07).
Blue. Not quite medium size, but very fit and muscular, with
a balanced, evenly tapering tail, and a fairly short and
finely textured, clear coat. Broad head with neat, well-set
ears, a short wedge, and pale yellow eyes with the required
oblique set and fuller lower line. Very good in profile, with
a distinct, but correctly shallow, nose break, straight short
nose, and a level chin. Incisors are set in a concave line, but
the bite is not undershot.
2 (Res W/H) VIRTUE’S CH. JANZANCO JENTLEMAN JIM
(19.5.07). Red. Just about the correct medium size, well
proportioned and muscular, with a balanced tail that tapers
evenly to a rounded tip. Medium length, bright, clear coat.
Would like to see a little more head width, and a betterdefined wedge. Large yellow eyes are set obliquely, but
should be slightly fuller in the lower line. No profile faults,
but needs to be more distinct at this level of competition:
nose break could be more defined, nose is nearly straight,
and the muzzle and chin could be a little stronger.
CLASS 344b BURMESE CHAMPION FEMALE: (6)
GR. CH. COLLINS’ GR. CH. AUREUS FEMME FATALE
(8.10.06). Lilac. Substantial but very elegant conformation,
and very muscular, if a little overweight, which emphasises
that the tail only just balances. Short, finely textured coat,
of a very attractive dove grey. Definitively broad head has
gentle rounding to the brow, and between beautiful ears
that emphasise the short, strongly formed wedge. Large,
yellow eyes, at best as she relaxes and describes the desired
slanting upper line and full lower, which give the Burmese
‘look’. Superb in profile, with a distinct but unexaggerated
nose break, straight nose, and deep muzzle with firm chin.
RESERVE BRIDGES’ CH. ARTRO BLUE DIAMOND (21.8.04).
Blue. Muscular, elegant physique, and slightly overweight.
Tail struggles to balance. Short and finely textured clear
coat. Broad head with rounded top and brow, and
beautifully set and shaped ears that continue the line of a
short wedge. Typically shaped eyes, of good size, giving the
desired expression. Distinct nose break, straight nose could
have fractionally less slope, and a level chin. Middle incisors
set back, but the bite otherwise level.
CLASS 361a BURMESE GRAND PREMIER MALE: (1)
1 (IGP W/H) HUTCHINGS’ GR. PR. TALIPAW BURLINGTON
BERTIE (13.12.04). Chocolate. Good size and conformation,
with an evenly tapering tail. Finely textured coat should be
shorter, and has dark points. No real head faults, and has
eye shape that gives a Burmese expression, but not quite to
the standard of excellence required. The head needs to be
a little broader, with slightly lower ear-set, and the profile
should be a little more distinct.
CLASS 361b BURMESE GRAND PREMIER FEMALE: (2)
IGP WILLIAMS’ IGP ZAMPETTO LIMITED EDITION (12.3.03).
Brown. Good size and weight, and well-proportioned,
though tail needs to be longer for ideal balance. Extremely
dark coat of medium length and texture. Broad head with
exceptionally well-set and shaped ears of ideal size. Large,
pale yellow eyes that express a Burmese look, with slanted
upper line and fuller lower. In profile, a distinct nose break,
straight nose, and level chin.
RESERVE QUINCEY’S GR. CH. & UK GR. PR. MEYRLING
OPHELIA (10.2.98). Cream. Medium size and plump, but
surprisingly light in weight, an impression exaggerated by
a long and woolly coat, which makes her look bigger. Broad
head with neat, well-set ears, and a short wedge. Pale eyes
of good size and oblique set, look a little distressed. Distinct
nose break, straight nose, and a level chin.
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CLASS 348a BURMESE LILAC ADULT MALE: (2)
1 CC LANGLEY’S CH. CHATHERA DREAM WEAVER (13.2.06).
Petite for age, and slim with less than the desired
muscularity. Balanced, evenly tapering tail. Finely textured,
short to medium length, clear coat. Head needs more width
to length, and the muzzle is rather square rather than
forming a short wedge. Well-set, medium ears. Pale
greenish yellow eyes could have more slant to the upper
line, but are of good size. Distinct nose break, straight nose,
and a level chin, but would benefit from a little more depth
to the muzzle.
2 MATTHEWS’ RAEBURASI MARULA (8.12.07). Medium
size, but should be more muscular to be typical. Evenly
tapering tail balances. Coat is fairly short and finely
textured, but should have a sleeker lie. Head should be
broader to permit better ear set, and for the ears to be
better proportioned. Yellow eyes are a touch deep-set. In
profile, a reasonably distinct nose break, and straight nose,
but the chin could be stronger and the muzzle deeper.
CLASS 348b BURMESE LILAC ADULT FEMALE: (1 + 2 for
BOB)
BOB COLLINS’ GR. CH. AUREUS FEMME FATALE (See class
344b)
1 CC TARBUCK’S MOLYROSSI STARBUCK (18.9.07). Medium
size and muscular build, with a balanced, evenly tapering
tail, and a short, finely textured coat. Good width head,
with slight rounding to the top and brow, and a short
wedge. Large, expressive yellow eyes, a shade full in the
upper line. Fairly modest in profile.
CLASS 349 BURMESE RED ADULT: (1)
BOB VIRTUE’S CH. JANZANCO JENTLEMAN JIM (See class
344a)
CLASS 352 BURMESE AOC TORTOISESHELL ADULT: (1 + 2
for BOB)
1 CC & BOB MATTHEWS’ KATCHYN BLUE HAZE (23.6.07).
Blue Tortie. Medium size and elegant, with a balanced tail,
and a medium length, finely textured coat. Broad head,
slightly rounded to the top and brow, with well-set ears,
and a short, firmly formed wedge. Typical eyes, of good
size, have the necessary slanted set with fuller lower line.
Very good in profile, with a distinct nose break, straight
nose, and a level chin.
CLASS 363 BURMESE BROWN NEUTER: (1)
BOB WILLIAMS’ IGP ZAMPETTO LIMITED ADITION (See
class 361b)
CLASS 366 BURMESE LILAC NEUTER: (1)
1 PC & & BOB ROBINSON’S GR. CR. & PR. ROSSIKHAN
INYOUR DREAMS (7.4.02). Male. Elegant conformation,
and muscular. Tail could be a little longer for perfect
balance. Short, finely textured coat. Broad head with neat
ears, set to emphasise the short wedge. Pale yellow eyes of
good size, and typical shape. Very good in profile, with
distinct nose break, straight nose, and level chin.
CLASS 368a BURMESE CREAM NEUTER: (1 + 1 for BOB)
1 PC & BOB BUTLER’S CHILIPEPPER RISING SUN (6.11.04).
Male. Sizeable and muscular, and a little overweight. Tail is
correctly shaped, but should be longer to balance. Closelying, deep-coloured coat is fairly short and fine in texture.
Broad head, with well-set ears and a short wedge. Large,
well-shaped eyes, but needing a slant to the upper line. In
profile, a distinct nose break, and straight nose, but the
chin could be firmer.
CLASS 717 BURMESE BREEDERS ADULT: (6)
1 COLLINS’ GR. CH. AUREUS FEMME FATALE (See class344b)
2 BRIDGES’ CH. SANLIS DIAMOND GEEZER (See class 344a)
3 KASAMUN’S CH. BIENZOLI SUGAR PLUM (4.4.06)
Chocolate Female
Mrs. Carole Jones
Many thanks to Margaret, Julian and the Club for my
invitation to judge. I had some very nice cats and
thoroughly enjoyed my day. I apologise for the delay in
submitting this report. I am not sure why I overlooked it.
SNOW SPOTTED (AOC-EYED & BLUE-EYED) BENGAL
ADULT:
CC & BOB RICHMOND-WATSON’S OWLSDENE MALIBU
SUNRISE (M) (76b30). This lad at nine months and one day
of age is very strong and mature. Head a well balanced
broad medium wedge, slightly longer than wide with a
fairly broad nose, although I would have preferred the
muzzle to be a little stronger. This may develop as he
matures. Super clear face markings with pattern running
unbroken over head, going down neck and flowing into
complex shoulder markings with a clear defined broken
pattern running down spine. Profile shows gentle curve to
brow with the slightest of dips in nose line, firm chin and
level bite. Ears medium in size, wide at base and correctly
set. Eyes round in shape but needing to be more ‘open’.
They were a little ‘glassy’ so maybe they were sore and he
did not wish to open them fully. They were, however, well
set and mid blue in colour. Body very nice, medium to long
in length and feeling strong and muscular. Legs medium in
length with medium to large rounded paws. Legs
markings very clear, a mixture of broken rings and small
spots which extend to paws. Tail medium in length, thick
and even with a rounded tip and a clear pattern of well
spaced rings. Coat very nice, short in length, dense and
very soft to the touch. Coat colours a pale cream ground
with mid brown medium to large spots. All spots show a
good contrast to ground colour and all are clearly defined.
Tummy well spotted and there is one necklace although no
chin strap. A well presented lad with a good temperament
and impressive for his age.
BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL KITTEN MALE:
1 EYRE-BROOKS WOTHORPE WICKHAM. A kitten of just
over five and a half months of age and of excellent size
and weight. Head very nice being a broad medium wedge
with gently rounded contours, moderately broad nose and
full and broad muzzle. Excellent face markings with clear
pattern running over head. The profile shows gentle
curves, correct nose line, firm chin and level bite. Ears
medium in size with good width between and correctly set.
Eyes large in size, round in shape, correctly set and a lovely
gold in colour. Body very strong and muscular with a good
feel to it and carried on medium length, strong and
muscular legs and large rounded paws. Leg markings very
clear, a mixture of dashes and broken rings with some spots
interspersed. Tail medium in length, moderately thick and
even and a pattern showing broken rings and many small
spots. Coat very nice, short in length, dense and very soft
to the touch. Coat colours are a bright gold ground with
very dark brown spots although with a beautiful very pale
tummy. Spots primarily medium in size, most of which are
rosetted. The pattern is excellent, very distinct and spots
clearly defined. The tummy shows clear dark brown spots
and there is also one chin strap and two necklaces. A well
presented boy who shows a lot of promise, I really liked
him.
2 HENDERSON’S NEWTONS DUKE. A chap of four and a
half months of age and with an elegant build. Head
generally very well balance with good width across top and
correct broad nose although the muzzle is a trifle ‘fine’ and
needing more breadth to it. Super face markings with
correct pattern running over head. Profile shows gentle
curve to nose line, although nose perhaps a little on the
long side, the chin is firm and the bite level. Ears appear
rather large at present although do have good width
between and are correctly set. Eyes well set and round in
shape although maybe they need to be a little larger. Body
very long and at present I would describe it as elegant,
although this lad is strong and muscular. Legs medium in
length, strong and muscular with large rounded paws.
Front leg markings a mixture of rings with some spots.
Hind flank and leg markings are almost totally tabby with
very few broken lines or spots although there are spots
visible on the paws. Tail long in length and needing to be
thicker. Tail pattern very nice being a mixture of broken
rings, short dashes and small spots. Coat short, although
not dense and lying a little close, it is soft to the touch.
Coat colours pale gold ground with dark brown medium
size spots most of which are arrow headed and all are very
clearly defined and show extreme contrast. Shoulder
markings very complex and the spine line very well broken
and shows a distinct pattern. Tummy clearly spotted, two
joined necklaces and one chin strap complete an overall
excellent pattern. This lad is pleasing but at present his
build is not typical of a Bengal, he is just rangy, but his coat
pattern is superb.
BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB LEE’S OWLSDENE HOTFUZZ. A girl of six months,
well grown and mature for her age. Head very well
balanced with good width across top, slightly longer than
wide with a moderately broad nose with puffed nose
leather and a full strong muzzle. Clear black face markings
with pattern running over head, down neck and scattering
into small to medium sized spots over shoulders. Profile
shows correct curves to brow and nose line with firm chin
and level bite. Ears rather large at present although wide
at base with good width between and correctly set. Eyes
large in size, oval in shape, correctly set and hazel in colour.
Body very nice, long, sleek and muscular with a strong feel
to it. Legs muscular and medium in length with black
broken rings by way of markings with some small spots on
rounded paws. Tail medium in length, thick and even with
a slight taper. Tail pattern shows some broken rings with
a few small spots. Coat absolutely superb, very short, very
dense with a luxurious and soft feel to it. Coat colours a
pale gold ground and a very distinct black pattern giving
extreme contrast. Spot sizes medium to large, some
elongated and all with very sharp outlines. Tummy spots
slightly linked and there is also a thick chin strap and multi
necklaces. This girl was impressive, particularly the quality
of her markings and coat texture.
She was very well
presented and considering her naughty neighbour was
relaxed and easy to assess.
2 JONES’ GLITTERGLAM KATANA. Three and a half months
of age with a little too much ‘Bengal speak’ for her size,
although she had probably been upset by one of her
neighbours. Head excellent being a broad medium wedge,
slightly longer than wide with a moderately broad nose
and a full and broad muzzle, all impressive in such a young
kitten. Good face markings. Profile correct showing gentle
curve to nose line, moderately firm chin and level bite. Ears
medium to small in size, wide at the base and correctly set.
Eyes large in size, oval in shape, correctly set and a bright
gold in colour. Body medium in length, sleek and muscular
and carried on medium length moderately muscular legs
with medium sized paws. Pattern on legs really good,
mainly spots with only a couple of broken rings. Paws show
some small spots. Tail a little on the long side, this is
accentuated by it being a little thin, although the tail
markings are very clear with well separated broken rings.
Coat excellent, short, dense and luxurious and soft to the
touch. Coat colours show a bright gold ground with mid
and dark brown markings. Coat pattern shows some small
elongated spots, some round and spots some very large
elongated spots which look as they may break shortly. The
whole of the coat pattern is very distinct and pleasing.
There is also a clearly spotted tummy, one chin strap and
two well defined necklaces. This girl was beautifully
present, very vocal but not difficult to assess.
3 HIBB’S CRISJAY BEWITCHED. Three days younger that
the previous exhibit making her the youngest in the class
and with lovely manners. Head needs a little more width
across top to balance length although she does have a nice
broad nose but the muzzle is rather strongly indented,
bordering on a pinch. I think this could be due to teething
and hopefully it will correct itself when she has all her
teeth. Face markings clear and correct. Profile shows
gentle curve to nose line, a slightly shallow chin although
the bite is level. Ears medium in size, broad at base with
good width between and correctly set. Eyes round in shape
and well set but need to be larger in size. Body medium in
size, sleek and muscular and well grown for age. Legs
medium in length, fairly strong and muscular with medium
to large paws. Leg pattern is broad rings, some broken.
Tail long and rather fine needing to be broader. Tail
pattern good being a mixture of complete rings, some
broken rings and a few baby spots. Coat very promising as
it is short, fairly dense and soft to the touch. Very good for
a kitten coat. Coat colours are a pale gold ground with
dark brown markings. Spot size mainly small although
there are a lot of them, many of which are arrow headed
and they are all distinct and clearly defined. This girl was
well presented, very easy to assess with a lovely
temperament and is promising given her age.
4 BROOKES SERENAUR STARLET RUBY. Four months of
age, very pretty with a lovely expression. Head well
balanced with good width across top, large and broad nose
and a good strong muzzle. Very clearly marked face with
correct pattern running over head. Profile good with
gentle curve to nose, firm chin and level bite. Ears medium
in size, wide at base and correctly set. Eyes large in size,
round in shape with good width between and correctly set.
Body medium in length, strong and muscular for her age
and carried on medium length muscular legs and medium
sized rounded paws.
Leg markings and pattern
predominately broken rings and as yet no spots on paws.
Tail medium in length, thick and even with a pattern of
some rings and some dashes. Coat very good being short
in length and whilst not particularly dense it is soft to the
touch. Coat colours are a bright gold ground with a mid
brown pattern. Spot size is medium, all are well distributed
but the pattern definition is spoilt by a fair degree of
ticking. This girl was well presented, very happy and easy
to assess.
SNOW MARBLED (AOC-EYED & BLUE-EYED) BENGAL
KITTEN:
1 & BOB ZICCARDI’S SPOTTICATZ MARMO MAGNIFICO (M)
(76b 20). At just over five months of age this lad was well
grown and very muscular. Head reasonably well balanced
with a large and broad nose and strong full and broad
muzzle. For perfection I would have like the head to be a
little more broad. Face markings and pattern fairly clearly
defined and do follow over head and down neck. Profile
good, showing gentle curve to nose line, firm deep chin
and level bite. Ears medium in size with a broad base and
correctly set. Eyes large in size, round in shape, correctly set
and a mid blue in colour. Body is well developed with good
muscle, medium in length and sleek with a good strong
feel to it. Legs medium in length, strong and muscular with
medium sized rounded paws. Legs markings are good and
distinct and show as moderately thick rings. Tail long in
length and of even thickness. Tail pattern is an almost solid
darkish brown colour. Coat short to medium in length and
whilst not particularly dense it is soft to the touch. Coat
colours show as a very pale cream ground with light to
medium brown pattern. Main markings very good being
distinct swirled patches flowing along both sides of body,
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each distinct in own right. The slightest of smudge
markings on tummy, no chin strap and a very pale necklace.
A promising kitten, well presented, easy to handle with a
laid back temperament.
SILVER MARBLED OR SPOTTED BENGAL (AOC-EYED &
BLUE-EYED) ASSESSMENT A, K:
NO MERIT TO EDWARDS HALLMARK LONG JOHN SILVER
(M) (76 30S): A mature and muscular exhibit of fourteen
months of age. Head fairly well balanced and set on a thick
and muscular neck. Profile shows gentle curves, firm chin
which is heavily soiled. Ears medium in size and well set.
Eyes large, oval in shape and well set. Body strong and
muscular with a good feel to it. Legs medium in length
with a good pattern. Feet large and rounded. Tail medium
in length, moderately thick and well marked. Coat very
nice. Short, moderately dense and soft to the touch. Coat
colours generally a clear white ground with a fairly dense
black pattern. Spot sizes medium to large, some of which
are arrow headed. Temperament and condition both
excellent. A good strong boy, but rather too much
tarnishing to ignore i.e. on muzzle and on all limbs.
MERIT TO AHMED’S PUREBLISS STRATUS (M) (76 20s). A
very welcoming boy of fourteen months of age. Head
nicely balanced with a good strong muzzle, broad nose and
nicely set ears. Profile shows gentle curve, firm chin and
level bite. Eyes large, oval in shape and correctly set. Body
long, strong and feeling fit. Legs medium to long in length,
muscular and very well patterned. Tail long, moderately
thick with a rounded tip. Coat short, not particularly dense
although moderately soft to the touch. Coat colours
sparkling white ground with a clear black random swirling
pattern. All other markings good and clear. Temperament
and condition both excellent. A nice boy with a lovely clear
pattern just spoilt by tarnishing on face only. Very easy to
assess.
MERIT TO WATKINS CRAFTYCATS MARBELLOUS MAX (M)
(76 20s). A strong and challenging boy of six months of
age. Head shows good width across top, good broad nose
though I would prefer the muzzle to be a little stronger.
Ears large with correct width between and well set. Eyes
large, rounded and well set. Body large and muscular with
an excellent feel to it. Legs medium to long in length and
muscular with large rounded paws. Tail long, a little fine
although showing the correct black pattern. Coat very
short, not particularly dense but soft to the touch. Colours
are a sparkling white ground with a variation of grey
forming a random swirling very well defined pattern.
Temperament today difficult although condition excellent.
A very impressive lad with a beautiful build although
slightly difficult to assess. I think maybe his neighbour had
upset him.
AV FOREIGN MAIDEN ADULT:
1 DEW’S DEWRIDGE ANNAMICA (F) (72 43asq).
2 RICHMOND-WATSON’S OWLSDENE MALIBU SUNRISE
(M) (76b 30).
3 WILKINSON’S THEOAKS REMOANA (F) (34).
AV FOREIGN VISITORS ADULT:
1 SEDGWICKS CH. LUBIMIVEH VASKA (M) (16a).
2 HANSELL’S UK & INT.GR.CH. NISHALKA FIERA (F) (23a).
3 JONES’ ADSETSH CHERBONA BULA (M) (76 30).
AV FOREIGN KITTEN:
1 TURNER-RUSSELL’S WELLBRAND OZONE (M) (72 43s).
2 ZICARDI’S SPOTTICATZ MARMO MAGNIFICO (M) (76b
20).
AV FOREIGN BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 EYRE-BROOK’S WOTHORPE WICKHAM (M) (76 30).
2 RICE’S CORVUS OPHELIA (F) (72b).
3 BOSWELL’S DIADEMHILL ELISE (F) (33 36g).
AV FOREIGN KITTEN UNDER 6 MONTHS:
1 MORELAND’S VRECHVA TOBYSDENMAGNOLIA (F) (76b
30).
2 EYRE-BROOKS WOTHORPE WICKHAM (M) (76 30).
3 JONES’ GLITTERGLAM KATANA (F) (76 30).
AV ABYSSINIAN NEUTER:
1 SPRAGG’S ANNERA MIRIELLA (FN) (23).
AV FOREIGN DEBUTANTE NEUTER:
1 WAGSTAFF’S SILVERSAFARI VALENTINO (MN) (76 30s).
Mr. Mark J. Pearman
Thank you to the show managers Mr. Julian Hague, Mrs.
Margaret Gear and Sue Amor for inviting me. I had a lovely
day handling many top quality exhibits. I was really
pleased to see the super quality of the longhair kittens here
today. I had the good company of my friend and colleague
Mr. John Walker who came along to steward for me, thank
you for all your hard work and marking up my catalogue.
AC NON-SELF PERSIAN GRAND CHAMPION MALE: [3
entered 1 present}
GR. CC GRAHAM’S CH. BRACIE CRACKER [70.31f] M 5.4.06.
Two year and five month old cream and white bi colour
Exotic lad of good size and weight. Cobby body on short
sturdy legs, good breadth to chest and firm rump. Broad
rounded masculine head with neat ears well rounded and
placed. Large round eyes of a deep orange colour, snub
nose, level bite with concave uppers, apple cheeks and firm
chin. Excellent head balance. The coat was quite plush
although lacking a little softness down the back, the coat
did stand well from the body. The cream was of a medium
tone quite sound, and the white was pristine. The coat had
been well shown. The face was white with cream patches
to forehead, the body was white well patched with cream,
white to legs, bib and tummy. Short thick fully coloured
tail balanced the body. Super lad with a lovely
temperament.
AC NON SELF PERSIAN GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CC PHILLIPS’ CH. CITOXE TULSA [70.20] F 4.7.06. Two
year and two month old brown classic tabby Exotic girl.
Beautiful feminine expression, super cobby body on short
sturdy legs. Good breadth to chest and firm rump. Broad
well rounded head with lovely neat ears well rounded and
placed. Large bold round eyes of a deep orange colour,
snub nose with a brick red nose leather outlined in black,
level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Excellent head
balance. The coat was very well shown. Soft plush texture
and standing well from the body. The markings were of a
dense black shown off by a lovely warm brown agouti
ground colour. The classic pattern was superb with the face
displaying an M to the forehead, lines from the corner of
eyes, pencilling to cheeks and spotted whisker pads. Two
unbroken necklaces to chest and thumbprints to the ears.
Lines ran over the head to an excellent well defined
butterfly over the shoulders, three clear spine lines down
the back and lovely complete oysters to the flanks. Spotted
tummy, legs well barred and tail nicely ringed. Super
temperament, short thick tail balanced the body.
CHINCHILLA KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB OLLIER’S OCCLESTONE TALLULAH [10] F 12.4.08.
One day off being five months old, girl of slightly dainty
proportions although she is beautifully cobby on short little
legs. The head was nicely rounded developing good
breadth with neat ears well furnished and placed. Round
eyes of a nice bluey green colour, short nose with a brick
red nose leather outlined in black. The eye rims and lips
were also black. Level bite, cheeks filling out well and firm
chin. Head showing good balance. Full coat very well
prepared, lovely soft texture, free flowing. The undercoat
was pure white and this was lightly and evenly tipped with
black giving a super sparking silvery appearance. The chin,
ear furnishings, stomach and chest were all pure white.
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Short full tail, pure white showing light even black tipping
balanced the body. Lovely temperament, pretty girl.
AC EXOTIC SH N0N SELF KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB BIRKBECK’S KHANATE ALEXANDER [70.12alt] M
1.6.08. Young brown mackerel tabby and white lad of
good size and weight developing good breadth to chest
and firm rump. Cobby body on short legs, broad rounded
skull with neat ears well rounded and placed. Round eyes
of a nicely developing orange colour, snub nose, level bite,
apple cheeks and firm chin. The head was already showing
excellent balance. The coat was soft although lacking a
little plushness today, it did stand well from the body. The
white areas were pristine and the tabby markings were of
a dense black shown off well by a rich brown agouti
ground colour. White to face on left side of muzzle and
chin, the colour was to the right side of the face, forehead
and over head, the coloured areas to the face showed good
tabby pattern. The body was white well patched with
colour, these areas showed a nice mackerel tabby pattern.
All legs were broken with colour, white bib and tummy.
Short thick fully coloured and well ringed tail balanced the
body. Lovely temperament, promising kitten.
AC EXOTIC SH NON SELF KITTEN FEMALE:
1 MACKERETH’S PIPPAKITS SCARLET RIBBONS [70.9] F
3.5.08. Four month old red classic tabby girl of medium
size and weight. Cobby body on short little legs,
developing breadth to chest and firm rump. Broad well
rounded head with medium ears well rounded just needing
to settle into position. Round eyes developing a good
orange colour, short nose, level bite, apple cheeks and firm
chin. Head balance well on course. The coat was well
shown, soft, quite plush and stood well from the body. The
tabby pattern was of an excellent rich vibrant red shown
off well by a nice apricot ground colour. The face was well
marked with an M to forehead, lines from corner of eyes,
pencilling to cheeks, lines ran over head to a good butterfly
over the shoulders, spine lines down back and nice oysters
to flanks, spotted tummy, legs well barred and rings to the
tail. Short thick tail balanced her body. Lovely
temperament, promising kitten.
2 BARRY’S BRONJOY DADDY’S GIRL [70.28] F 20.4.08. Four
and a half month old blue cream girl of good size and
weight for her age. Cobby body on short legs developing
good breadth to chest and firm rump. Rounded head
developing good breadth with reasonably neat ears well
rounded and placed. Round eyes with the orange colour
still developing. Short nose, the bite is at an awkward
stage, fully into teething, two sets of canines at present
slightly overshot and with the upper left canines set back
slightly, apple cheeks and quite firm chin. Head balance
developing well. The coat was soft and quite plush in
texture, standing well from the body, the blue and cream
were of a mid to dark tone, a little unsound, the paler
colour to roots, darkening towards the tips. The face and
body showed nice intermingling of the two colours, the
legs were showing reasonable intermingling of blue and
cream with a few small cream and blue patches
interspersed on the paws. Short thick tail nicely
intermingled with both colours, at present displaying ghost
tabby rings which will hopefully fade in time. Lovely
temperament.
AC TABBY BI OR TRI COLOUR KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB HAMMETT & COKER’S SHOU FORTUNE COOKIE
[12alt] M 1.6.08. Young brown tabby and white lad of
good size and weight for his age. Lovely cobby body on
short little legs. Nicely rounded head developing good
breadth with medium sized ears well furnished, just needs
to settle a little more. Round eyes of a lovely orange colour,
short nose, level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Head
already showing very nice balance. Full coat excellently
prepared, soft free flowing texture, the tabby markings
were of a dense black shown off by a good rich brown
agouti ground colour, the white areas pristine. The white
areas wee to cheeks, chin, bib and an area to the tummy.
Colour to face over head and to body. The colour to the
face was well marked and the body displayed a nice
mackerel pattern, the left back and front legs were broken
with colour, the right back and front legs were white.
Short fully coloured tail, well ringed balanced the body.
Super laid back temperament. Promising show career
ahead.
AC TABBY BI OR TRI COLOUR NEUTER MALE:
1 IC & BOB STANAWAY’S RIASCATZ RAZZLE DAZZLE [12alt]
MN 26.1.07. Nineteen month old brown tabby and white
lad of excellent size and weight. Lovely cobby body on
short sturdy legs. Broad rounded head with neat ears well
furnished and placed. Large round eyes of a nice orange
colour, snub nose, bite slightly undershot, apple cheeks and
firm chin. Head very well balanced. Full coat excellently
prepared, soft and free flowing, the white areas pristine,
the tabby markings were of a dense black shown off by a
nice rich brown agouti ground colour. White to the lower
face, the colour went over the right eye displaying an eye
line and a partial M to the forehead, the bib, tummy, legs
and body were white with a patch of colour showing nice
tabby markings to the left side of the body. Short fully
coloured tail nicely ringed balanced the body. Good
temperament, super lad.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY [INC BI COLOUR] MAINE COON
KITTEN MALE:
1 W/H 2 LEIGH’S COONFLAKES ATLANTICROSSING
[64.41w] MN 14.3.08. Nearly six month old brown classic
tabby and white lad of reasonable size and weight. Long
body developing bone and muscle with quite good breadth
to chest and firm rump. The tail was quite long and
tapered. The head showed reasonable width with large
ears well feathered and tufted held high on head with
good width between. Round pale golden eyes of a slightly
oblique aperture and set. Nose of a uniform width but at
present rather straight lacking the shallow concave curve to
the profile, which was the reason I could not award the
first place, let’s hope as he matures this will develop. Cheek
bones high, level bite, muzzle quite square although I
would prefer a little more breadth to it. The chin was of
good depth just needs a little more width. The overall
head balance was quite good. The coat was well shown,
glossy of a reasonable substance developing length to the
flanks and ruff, belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and
tail fur length coming in well. The white areas were to the
chin, bib, area to tummy and all four feet. The tabby
markings were dense shown off by a warm brown agouti
ground colour. The face was well marked and the body
showed a good classic pattern with a nice butterfly over
the shoulders, spine lines to back and oysters to flanks, legs
barred and rings to the tail. Lovely temperament.
3 COXALL’S JINGLEBELLES CASIDY KID [64.41] M 2.4.08.
Five month old brown classic tabby lad of good size and
weight. Long body, well boned and muscled with good
breadth to chest and firm rump. Long tapering tail
balanced the body. Head of good width with large ears
well feathered and tufted held quite high on head with a
good gap between. Round amber eyes of a slightly oblique
aperture and set. Nose of uniform width with a shallow
concave curve to the profile. Cheek bones nice and high.
The bite was unfortunately undershot. The muzzle was
square and of good width with good width and depth to
the chin. The head was well balanced. The coat was
excellently prepared, soft texture and developing a good
substantial top coat with good length of fur to the flanks
and frontal ruff, belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted.
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The tail fur length was coming in well. The tabby markings
were quite dense on a reasonably warm brown agouti
ground colour. The face was well marked and the body
showed a good classic tabby pattern with a nice butterfly
over the shoulders, spine lines to back and oysters to the
flanks, legs well barred and rings to the tail. Lovely
temperament, pity about his bite.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY [INC BI COLOUR] MAIN COON
KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB ATKINSON’S KATMEA SAHARA [64.41] F 7.5.08.
Four month old brown classic tabby girl of good size and
weight for her age. Long body developing bone and
muscle, today her backbone was just a little prominent, just
needing a little more muscle coverage. Good breadth to
chest and firm rump. Long tapering tail balanced the body.
The head was of quite good width with large ears well
feathered with small tufts held quite high on head with a
good gap between. Round amber eyes of a slightly oblique
aperture and set. Nose of a uniform width with a shallow
concave curve to the profile, cheek bones high, level bite,
the muzzle was square of quite good width with good
width and depth to the chin. The head was well balanced.
The coat was excellently shown, soft, glossy and developing
good length of fur to the flanks and tail, belly and breeches
shaggy, feet tufted. The tabby markings were of a dense
black shown off well by a warm brown agouti ground
colour. The face was well marked and the body displayed
a good butterfly over the shoulders, the spine lines were
only partially evident with a slightly solid area to the centre
of the back, nice oysters to flanks, legs well barred and
rings to the tail. Good temperament.
2 MOSS’S LIONMAINE DYNTEYRYNS FLEUR [64.41w] F
25.2.08. Six and a half month old brown classic tabby and
white girl of good size and weight. Long boy well boned
and muscled with good breadth to chest and firm rump,
long tapering tail balanced the body. I would have liked a
bit more width to the head with medium sized ears well
feathered and tufted, held quite high on head with a good
gap between. Round pale golden eyes unfortunately
showing too much of an oblique setting. Nose of uniform
width with a shallow concave curve to the profile, cheek
bones high, level bite, the muzzle was quite square
although I would have liked more width to it, the chin was
of good depth needing more width. The head was
showing reasonable balance, but the eye set did detract
from her overall look. The coat was quite well prepared,
soft texture, glossy kitten coat developing length of fur to
the flanks, frontal ruff and tail, the belly and breeches were
shaggy, feet tufted. The white was pristine and to the chin
over the nose, tummy and all four feet. The face was well
marked, there was a good butterfly to the shoulders, the
back was a little solid not displaying spine lines, nice oysters
to flanks and legs barred, tail nicely ringed. Lovely
temperament.
AC PERSIAN ARISTOCRAT ADULT:
1 PRESTIDGE’S PORTIA POPCORN [13b5] M 14.6.07. Fifteen
month old red colourpoint lad of good size and weight.
Lovely cobby body on short sturdy legs, broad well rounded
head with neat ears well furnished and placed. Large
round eyes of a nice blue colour, wide snub nose. Bite
slightly undershot, apple cheeks and firm chin. Excellent
head balance. Full coat, soft and free flowing, the coat was
of an excellent apricot white colour free from any shading
as was the tummy. Good full red mask to the face, the
points colour to the ears, mask and tail were of a nice red
colour well matching in tone, the legs were just a little
paler. Short full tail balanced the body. Lovely
temperament, super lad.
2 SHORT’S SASHARMEY ROXANNE [13b6] F 5.4.07.
Seventeen month old seal tortie colourpoint girl of good
size and weight. Cobby body on short sturdy legs, broad
head with medium ears well furnished and placed. Round
copper eyes of a reasonable blue colour. Medium length
nose with a break, level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin.
Head well balanced. The coat was of a good length well
shown soft texture. The body was of a creamy colour
showing some surface shading. Full mask to face of a nice
seal brown broken with some shades of red, the ears were
also a seal brown broken with red, the legs and tail were
also a nice seal colour broken with shades of red. Short full
tail balanced the body, lovely temperament.
3 EMERY’S SWINGLETREE BUZZIE BEE [116] F 4.6.07.
Fifteen month old chocolate tortie girl of medium size and
weight. Cobby body on little legs. Head rounded of a
reasonable width with medium sized ears well furnished. I
would like them in a lower position. Round eyes of a
reasonable orange colour, medium length nose with break,
bite near level. The cheeks still need to fill our some more
for better facial balance, firm chin. The coat was not full
and needed a little more preparation today, looking tatty
to undersides and around the head. The face was of a
warm chocolate showing nice red patches of colour, the
body was displaying large areas of red with the warm
chocolate areas not so well distributed. All legs chocolate
broken with red, short tail of both colours balanced the
body. When she’s in full coat I feel the chocolate areas to
her coat will balance out the red areas better. Lovely
temperament.
AC PERSIAN KITTEN [UNDER 6 MONTHS]:
1 BRAY & GRIGGS KASHIMA JAC FROST [70.2] M 24.4.08.
Four and a half month old blue eyed white Exotic lad of
good size and weight for his age. Lovely cobby body on
short little legs. Nice breadth to chest and firm rump.
Broad nicely rounded head with neat ears well rounded
and placed. Round eyes of a pale blue colour, snub nose,
bite near level, apple cheeks and firm chin. Head well
balanced. The coat was quite soft and reasonably plush,
standing well from the body. The coat was very well shown
and the white was pristine. Short thick tail balanced the
body. Lovely temperament.
2 WYLDE’S CLEOCATH MALI [12/2] F 17.3.08. Nearly six
month old dilute tortie and white girl of good size and
weight. Cobby body on short little legs. Good width to
head with neat ears well furnished and placed. Round eyes
of a nicely developing orange colour, when she decided to
open them, short nose, near level bite, cheeks filling out
and firm chin. Head developing good balance. The coat
was well shown, soft and free flowing, the blue and cream
were of a medium tone and quite sound and the white
areas pristine. White to face with nice cream and blue
patches. Good blue and cream patches to body. Bib and
tummy white, short fully coloured tail of both colours
balanced the body. Pretty girl.
3 COOLLEDGE’S KHANATE BLUE BANDIT [70.3] M 12.4.08.
Five month old blue Exotic boy of good size and weight.
Lovely cobby body on short little legs, good breadth to
chest and firm rump. Broad well rounded head with neat
ears well rounded and placed. Round eyes of a good
orange colour, snub nose, bite slightly undershot, nice
apple cheeks and firm chin. Head well balanced. The coat
was very well shown, soft and very plush in texture and
standing really well from the body. The blue was of a nice
medium tone quite sound in colour. The tail was short,
thick and balanced the body well, unfortunately slight fault
or damage found near tip, the reason for the third place,
otherwise a super lad.
AC PERSIAN RADIUS KITTEN: All four of these kittens were
beautiful.
1 MELLORS FLEURIELLE FAIRY NUFF [1] F 22.5.08. Nearly
four month old black girl with a lovely expression. Super
cobby body on short sturdy little legs. Broad well rounded
head with really neat ears well furnished and placed.
Round eyes developing a good orange colour, snub nose,
level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Excellent head
balance. The coat was of a good length well shown, of a
lovely soft texture, the black coat was a typical kitten coat
showing an overall nice black colour with some kitten
browning to the body and browning and greying to the
ruff. Short full tail balanced the body. Super girl showing
loads of promise.
2 LEWIS’S RIASCATZ RHAPSODY IN BLUE [12a2] M 19.12.07.
Eight month and three week old blue and white lad of
good size and weight. Lovely cobby body on short sturdy
legs. Broad rounded skull with neat ears well furnished
and placed. Round eyes of a good orange colour, snub
nose, near level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Head well
balanced, full coat well prepared, soft and free flowing.
The blue was of a pale colour to the roots shading to a
medium blue colour, the white areas were pristine. White
chevron to face, blue over head to a nicely patched body.
Tummy and bib white, short fully coloured tail balanced
the body, super temperament.
3 STORRIE’S ANNASHIRBELLA PRINCESS [6e] F 7.6.08.
Three and a half month old pretty little tortie smoke girl.
Lovely cobby body on short little legs. Head well rounded
and developing good width, neat ears well furnished and
setting well into position. Round eyes showing muddy
orange colour, snub nose, level bite, canines a little splayed,
apple cheeks and firm chin. Head well balanced. Full coat
very well prepared, lovely soft texture, nice red tortie
colouring to the ears, mask to the face developing well
showing nice red areas. The body displayed a light
undercoat slightly diffused in placed, covered by a black
top coat nicely broken with shades of red, legs showed
contrasts and were all broken with red. Short full tail, black
broken with red, balanced the body. Sweet girl, lovely
temperament.
4 HAMMETT & COKER’S MARANDKATZ DANDY LYON
[13b1] M 18.2.08. Nearly seven month old seal colourpoint
lad of good size and weight. Lovely cobby body of short
sturdy legs. Broad rounded skull with neat ears well
furnished and placed. Round eyes of reasonable blue
colour, level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Head
showing good balance. The coat was of a reasonable
length very well prepared, soft texture. The coat was lovely
and pale, just slight shading coming to the tummy, mask
developing well to the face. The seal was of a nice colour
to the ears and mask, with a paler seal colour to the legs
and tail. Points need time to match up in tone. Short full
tail balanced the body. Lovely lad.
AC NON SELF PERSIAN NEUTER: 7 Exhibits present.
1 WHITE’S IMP. GR. CH. & GR. PR. MARDIGRAS THECANDY
MANCAN [12a7] MN 7.3.05. Large three and a half year
old cream and white bi colour lad. Lovely cobby body on
short sturdy legs. Broad well rounded head with neat ears
well furnished and placed. Large bold round eyes of a
good orange colour, snub nose, bite fractionally undershot,
apple cheeks and firm chin. Head excellently balance. Full
coat very well prepared, soft and free flowing, the cream
was of a medium shade quite sound and the white areas
pristine. White face with cream to the chin and forehead.
White body showing patch of cream, white bib and tummy.
Short fully covered tail balanced the body. Lovely lad, super
temperament.
2 BRITTLETON’S CH. & PR. RIASKATZ DUTCH TREAT [12a7]
MN 17.4.04. Four year and nearly five month old cream
and white bi colour lad of very good size and weight.
Cobby body on short sturdy legs, broad rounded head with
medium ears well furnished and placed, round eyes of
good orange colour, snub nose, bite a little undershot,
apple cheeks and firm chin. Head well balanced. Full coat
well prepared, pale cream reasonably sound and the white
pristine. White chevron to face, white bib, tummy and legs.
Cream body and tail. Short full tail balanced the body.
Lovely lad.
3 EDWARDS’ GR. CH. & GR. PR. ANTALYA PHOENIX RISING
[12a5] MN 22.6.01. Seven year and two month old red and
white bi colour lad of again good size and weight. Cobby
body on short sturdy legs. Broad rounded head with neat
ears well furnished and placed. Round eyes of a good
orange colour, snub nose, level bite, apple cheeks and firm
chin. Head well balanced. Full coat quite well prepared,
just needed a little finishing off. The white areas pristine,
the red was a bit unsound, today richer to roots paling to
ends. White to face on both cheeks, white bib, tummy,
white body, fully coloured short tail balanced the body.
Good temperament.
4 STANAWAY’S RIASCATZ MADAM BUTTERFLY [12/1] FN
20.9.07. Nearly one year old dominant tortie and white
girl.
AC MAINE COON ADULT: 9 Exhibits present
1 BURGESS’S CH. COONARIA SHAMWARI [64.41] M
28.4.07. Sixteen month old brown classic tabby boy of very
good size and weight. Long body showing good bone and
muscle, good breadth to chest and firm rump. Long
tapering tail balanced the body, good width to the head
with large ears well feathered and tufted held reasonably
high on head with a good gap between. Round hazel eyes
of a slightly oblique aperture and set, nose of a uniform
width with a shallow concave curve to the profile, Cheek
bones nice and high, level bite, lovely square muzzle with
good width and depth to the chin. The coat was excellently
shown with a glossy substantial top coat with good length
of fur to the frontal ruff, flanks. Belly and breeches shaggy
and feet tufted. Profuse flowing fur to the tail. The tabby
markings were of a lovely dense black shown off well by a
rich brown agouti ground colour. The face was well
marked with an M to forehead, lines from corner of eyes
and pencilling to cheeks, lines ran over head to a super
butterfly over the shoulders, lovely spine lines down back
and excellent oysters to flanks. Legs well barred and tail
nicely ringed. Super classic tabby pattern. Lovely
temperament, he really showed himself off well today.
2 HARDWICK’S CH. RUTTERKIN KISS ME KATE [64.31et] F
26.6.06. Two year and two month old tortie tabby and
white girl of good size and weight. Long body well boned
and muscled with good breadth to chest and firm rump,
long tapering tail balanced the body. Good width to her
head with large ears well feathered and tufted held high
on head with good gap between. Round yellow eyes of a
slightly oblique aperture and set, nose of uniform width
with a shallow concave curve to the profile, level bite, high
cheek bones, muzzle nice and square with good width and
depth to the chin. Head well balanced. The coat was well
shown displaying a glossy substantial top coat with good
length of fur to frontal ruff and flanks, belly and breeches
shaggy, feet tufted, profuse flowing fur to the tail. The
white areas were pristine and to the muzzle, chin, bib,
tummy and all four legs. The face, body and tail were well
patched with tortie areas. The face was nicely marked with
an M to forehead, lines from corner of eyes and pencilling
to cheeks, lines ran over head to a just visible butterfly over
the shoulders, the spine lines and oysters weren’t too clear
due to the lovely tortie pattern. Tail nicely ringed. Pretty
girl, lovely temperament.
3 CURTIS’S LIONMAINE BUFFALO SOLDIER [TICA SGC]
[64.41w] M 4.5.07. Sixteen month old brown classic tabby
and white lad of good size and weight. Long body
showing very good bone and muscle. Nice breadth to chest
and firm rump. Long tail balanced the body. Broad head
with large ears well feathered and tufted, held quite high
on head, tendency to flare ears when he relaxes, good gap
between. Round pale golden eyes of a slightly oblique
aperture and set. Nose of a uniform width with a shallow
concave curve to the profile, level bite, cheek bones high,
muzzle nice and square with good width and depth to the
chin. Head quite well balanced. Coat well shown with a
glossy substantial top coat, good length of fur to frontal
ruff and flanks. Belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and
profuse flowing fur to the tail. The white areas were
pristine and to the chin, bib, tummy and all four feet. Face
well marked with an M to forehead, lines from corner of
eyes and pencilling to cheeks, lines ran over head to a good
butterfly over the shoulders, spine lines down back and
oysters to flanks, tail well ringed. The tabby markings were
dense shown off by a nice brown agouti ground colour.
Good temperament.
AC MAINE COON KITTEN: Five kittens present.
1 HARDWICK’S LINNEL UTUMN BREEZE [64.41dw] F
18.3.08. Nearly six month old red classic tabby and white
girl of good size and weight. Long body developing, good
bone and muscle with nice breadth to chest and firm rump,
long tapering tail balanced the body. Good width to head
with large ears well feathered, small tufts, held high on
head with good width between. Round eyes slightly
oblique aperture and set. Nose of a uniform width with a
shallow concave curve to the profile, level bite, cheek
bones high, muzzle showing good squareness with nice
width and depth to the chin. Head developing good
balance. The red tabby pattern was of a rich red shown off
by a nice apricot ground colour. The white areas were
pristine, the white was to the muzzle, up the nose, bib,
tummy and all four feet. The coat was of a good length to
flanks, belly and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and the tail
fur length was coming in. The face was well marked with
an M to forehead, lines from corner of eyes and pencilling
to cheeks, lines ran over head to a butterfly over the
shoulders, spine lines down back and oysters to flanks, legs
barred and tail ringed. Sweet natured, pretty girl.
2 BLADE’S ALISIKA SKYLA [64.16] F 16.2.08. Nearly seven
month old blue girl of good size and weight, long body
also developing good bone and muscle. Nice breadth to
chest and firm rump. Long tail balanced the body. Head of
good width with medium sized ears well feathered and
tufted, held high on head with good gap between. Round
hazel eyes of a slightly oblique aperture and set. Nose of
a uniform width with a shallow concave curve to the
profile, level bite, cheek bones high, muzzle square with
good width and depth to the chin. Head showing nice
balance. The coat was developing substance to the top
coat and was of quite good length to the flanks. Belly and
breeches shaggy, feet tufted and profuse flowing fur to the
tail. The blue was of a medium tone, quite sound. Lovely
temperament.
3 COXALL’S JINGLEBELLES CASSIDY KID [64.41] M 2.4.08.
Brown classic tabby lad [Repeat]
AV SLH BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 SEDGWICK’S GR. CH. & GR. PR. CATWO ASYOULIKEIT
[13c5] FN 15.3.02. Six year and five month old red Birman
girl of good size and weight. Long body well boned, good
breadth to head with medium ears placed well apart.
Almost round eyes of a good blue colour. Medium length
nose with a slight dip to profile, nice firm cheeks, level bite,
good chin nicely tapering. Head very well balanced. The
coat was well shown, soft and silky in texture, the coat was
of a lovely pale cream colour showing a slight golden hue,
good full red mask to the face. Nice red well matching
points to the ears, mask, legs and tail. Good even white
gloves to front feet and reasonably even white socks to
back feet, the white gauntlets to back legs were thick,
tapering and of a reasonable length, well matching. Tail of
good length, nice and bushy balancing the body. Lovely
temperament.
2 STONE’S FLEURFI TETHUS [63] MN 3.2.07. Nineteen
months old usual Somali lad of nice medium size showing
a good lithe muscular frame. Nice long legs with oval feet
tufted between toes. The head was of a moderate wedge
with ears of a good size, pricked, well cupped, tufted and
set well apart. Amber eyes of a good size, almond in shape
and set obliquely and wide apart. Medium length nose
with a nice break in profile, tile red nose leather. Gentle
contours to the cheeks, level bite and firm chin. Head
showing good balance. The coat was soft, dense and lying
flat along the spine, medium in length. The coat was of a
rich golden brown showing a nice apricot ground colour,
there was just a little greying in places to the roots, the coat
was nicely ticked with black. The ear tips, tufts, facial
markings, top and tip of tail, toe tufts and heels were black,
and the chest, belly, under tail, inside of legs and breeches
were of a nice warm apricot colour. Long well furnished
tail balanced the body. Good temperament.
3 SLEVIN’S ASHANNAS PRINCE OF PEACE [13c2] MN
19.5.05. Three year and three month old blue Birman lad
of nice size and weight showing good bone. Nice breadth
to head with medium ears well placed apart. Almost round
eyes of a nice blue colour. Medium length nose with a
slight dip to profile, cheeks full, level bite, good chin
slightly tapering, head well balanced. The coat was a little
short in length but silky in texture. The coat was of a bluish
white and the points colour to the ears, full mask, legs and
tail were of a nice well matching bluey grey colour. The
white gloves were reasonably even with the white on the
right glove reaching the dew claw but not going past.
Nicely even white socks to back feet and the white
gauntlets to the back legs were of a quite good length,
thick, tapering and matching well. The tail was bushy and
balanced the body.
AV SLH NON BREEDERS NEUTER: 8 Exhibits present
1 BICKLEY’S PR. CHANDALINI LOUISIANA SKY [13c2] FN
21.4.06. Two year and four month old blue Birman girl
with a beautiful expression and type. Good size and
weight, well boned. Good breadth to the head with
medium ears placed well apart. Almost round eyes of a
nice blue colour, medium length nose with a slight dip to
the profile, cheeks full, level bite and good chin nicely
tapering. Head well balanced. The coat was of a good
length, nice and silky. The body was of a lovely bluish white
and the points to the ears, full mask, legs and tail were all
of a nice well matching bluey grey tone. The white gloves
to the front feet were nicely even and the socks to the back
feet were also even. The white gauntlets to the back legs
were thick nicely tapering and of a good length, matching
well. The tail was bushy and balanced the body.
2 COXALL’S PURDYSTON TOBIAS [64.31s] MN 2.11.07. Ten
month old black smoke and white Maine Coon lad of good
size and weight. Long body well boned and muscled with
nice breadth to chest and firm rump, long tail balanced the
body. Good width to head with large ears well feathered
and tufted held high on head with a good gap between.
Round amber eyes of a slightly oblique aperture and set.
Nose of uniform width with a shallow concave curve to
profile, cheek bones high, level bite, nice square muzzle
with good width and depth to chin, head well balanced.
The coat displayed quite a good glossy substantial top coat
with good length of fur to the frontal ruff and flanks, belly
and breeches shaggy, feet tufted and profuse flowing fur
to the tail. The pristine white areas were to the chin, bib,
tummy and all four feet. The undercoat was ashen white
covered by a nice black top coat, full black mask to the face.
Lovely temperament.
3 TURNER’S CH. PALINDROME RHAPSODY IN BLUE [13c12]
MN 20.4.04. Four year and four month old blue tabby
Birman lad of good size and weight, long body well boned.
Broad head with medium ears placed well apart, Almost
round eyes of a good blue colour, medium length nose
with a slight dip to the profile, cheeks quite full, level bite,
firm chin tapering nicely, head well balanced. The coat was
of a silky texture well shown. The body was of a lovely
bluish white, the points colour was of a nice dense blue
tabby markings shown off by a light beige agouti ground
colour. Thumb prints to ears, full mask to face showing
nice tabby markings. Colour to legs barred and rings to
the tail. Even white gloves and socks and the white
gauntlets were of a good length, tapering and well
matching. Tail of good length, bushy and balanced the
body. Good temperament.
4 PLANT’S CH. KATMEA ANDALL THATJAZZ [64.31t] FN
29.12.04. Three year and eight month old brown tabby
and white Maine Coon girl.
AV SLH NEUTER:
1 SLEVIN’S ASHANNAS PRINCE OF PEACE [13c2] MN
19.5.05. [Repeat].
FEMALE KITTEN LOYALTY CLASS: All four beautiful
exhibits.
1 THORNBURN’S ALINDAS TUPPENC HA’PENNY [12/1] F
22.3.08. Five month old dominant tortie and white girl,
beautiful type. Lovely cobby body on short sturdy little
legs, broad rounded head with neat ears well furnished
and placed, round eyes of an excellent orange colour, snub
nose, level bite, apple cheeks and firm chin. Head
excellently balanced. Full coat prepared to the last hair,
soft and free flowing, the white pristine, red rich and black
glossy. White face patched with red and black, white bib,
tummy, body white showing some red and black patches.
Legs broken with colour, short fully coloured tail of both
colours balanced the body. Super girl, lovely temperament.
2 MORGAN’S ASTRALBLAESE APHRODITE [24n] F 22.3.08.
Five month old caramel Siamese girl of nice size. She
looked very elegant with a beautiful expression. Long
body and long tail to match with nicely boned legs. Super
ears for size and set, very good depth of blue to the eyes.
Long straight profile to nose, level bite. Head showing very
good balance. The coat was pristine and the mask to the
face was developing well, and the caramel colour to all the
points was of a well matching pleasing colour. Super
temperament.
3 PLANT’S MIDDLEMAY TALLULAH [13c12] F 21.3.08. Five
month old blue tabby Birman girl. Pretty expression and
good type. Broad head with medium ears well placed
apart. Almost round eyes of a good blue colour, medium
length nose with a slight dip in profile, full cheeks, level
bite, good chin which tapered nicely, head well balanced.
Soft silky coat well shown, of a lovely bluish white colour,
mask developing well to face showing tabby markings.
Colour to legs showing baring, tail ringed and thumb prints
to ears. The markings were of a nice blue colour shown off
by a pale beige agouti ground colour. Even white gloves
and socks, the white gauntlets to the back legs were of a
good length, tapering and matching well. Tail of good
Lovely
length, bushy and balanced the body.
temperament.
4 MORGAN’S ASTRALBLAESE ATALANTA [24b] F 22.3.08.
Five month old chocolate Siamese girl. Another beautiful
girl showing excellent balance and good points colour
development, a lovely chocolate colour.
Super
temperament.
BUCKS, OXON & BERKS CAT
SOCIETY- 20.9.2008
Diana Harper
Thank you so much to Barbara Prowse and the committee
for inviting me to their friendly show, Bracknell is such a
good venue and plenty of room in the car park. Also very
many thanks to Sue Amor who came especially to steward
for me, she is great with the cats and very good company.
KORAT ADULT:
CC & BOB MS CHERKAS’ CH. JUSARKA THAI LILAC
PROMISE. (34). F. 26.6.07. A very chatty “Korat”! overall of
very good type, she has a good heart shaped head, wide
top and medium sized well placed ears, in profile, slight
stop and wide forehead, deep chin and level bite, large
expressive green eyes, strong body, strong legs and oval
paws, slightly short tail which has a few ghost rings, short
mid blue coat that is all well tipped with silver, such a
character, well presented in excellent condition.
AC ORIENTAL CHAMPION (GR CH):
GR.CC w/h MR & MRS CHEESEMAN’S CH. SIAM HELLCAT
MRMAJESTIK (37a). M 8.4.07. A friendly boy of good type,
he has a large slightly pinched wedge head, wide top and
large well set ears, almost straight profile, firm chin and
very untidy bite, mid green oriental eyes, long firm body,
long legs and oval paws, long tail, fairly short rather
“sticky” coat of dark blue with a lot of silver tipping and
rusty shading evident, I am sorry, but in my opinion he was
not up to grand standard on this occasion.
AC ORIENTAL CHAMPION (GR CH) FEMALE:
GR. CC MRS TARBOX’S GR. CH. CHIKUAI LALIMA (37d) F.
8.7.06. A very elegant and stylish girl of very good type, she
has a large even wedge head, lovely top and huge well set
ears, straight profile, deep chin and level bite, yellowy
green oriental eyes, long firm body, long legs and oval
paws, long tail, very short pale red coat, some tabby
pattern still evident, I wish she was a little bigger?! A sweet
girl well presented in excellent condition.
AC ORIENTAL BI-COLOUR ADULT MALE:
IC & BOB MESDAMES NORMAN & JOHNSON’S INLAY JOOP
VAN SCALINDJO (IMP) (48) 28.5.05. A huge strong boy of
very good overall type and a very “aristocratic” look. He
has a very large strong wedge head, lovely top and large
well placed ears, straight strong profile, deep chin and level
bite, expressive yellowy green eyes of correct shape and
set, huge body, long legs and oval paws, long tapering tail,
short sound shining black coat with white as an “inverted”
V on his face, white on chest, narrow collar, along his
underneath and all four legs, he has a few random white
hairs on his ears. A real character well presented in
2 MS BENNETT’S ADAJAN SAYNT GEORGE (48.38d) M
23.4.07. A nervous boy of good type, he has a large slightly
pinched wedge head, wide top and large well set ears,
straight profile, firm chin and bite a little over, yellowy
green eyes of oriental shape and set, long firm body, long
legs and oval paws, long tail, short, fairly clear, bright red
spotted coat with white on face, chest, shoulders, all along
the underneath and all four legs, a young boy well
presented in good condition.
AC ORIENTAL BI-COLOUR ADULT FEMALE:
IC MRS READ’S ADAJAN VOODOO DOLL (48e) F 23.4.07. A
very pretty girl of lovely bright colouring. Overall of very
good type, she has a large strong wedge head, lovely top
and large well set ears, straight profile, firm chin and untidy
bite, bright green eyes of very good shape and set, long
strong body, long legs and oval paws, long tapering tail,
short very brightly coloured red and black tortie coat, there
is white on her face, bib, all along her underneath and all
four legs, a really lovely girl well presented in excellent
condition.
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2 MS DINSDALE’S APPLEJACK VANILLA-SKY (48b) F 26.5.07.
A well grown girl of good type, she has a large slightly
pinched wedge head, wide top and large well set ears, in
profile she has a rather flat forehead and a small nose
bump, flat chin and bite virtually level, bright green eyes of
correct shape and set, large strong body, long legs and oval
paws, very long tapering tail, this girl is mostly white, with
some very dark chocolate on her face, inner legs and hips,
from the standard she is acceptable. A friendly girl well
presented in excellent condition.
ORIENTAL CREAM OR APRICOT NEUTER:
PR. & BOB MR & MRS BAKER’S SOLARUS MISTOFFELEES
(37fn) MN 11.7.07. A large rather cross boy of fairly good
type, he has a fairly large wedge head, fair width top and
medium sized well set eras, straight profile, firm chin and
level bite, olive green oriental eyes, rather too well fed
body, long legs and oval paws, long tail, short coat of good
apricot, well presented in good condition.
AC ORIENTAL BI-COLOUR NEUTER:
IC & BOB MRS READ’S ADAJAN CAPABILITY BROWN (48
38b) MN. 23.4.07. A large, very attractive, boy of very good
type, he has a large strong wedge head, very wide top and
large well set ears, straight profile, firm chin and level bite,
expressive oriental eyes of olive green, large long strong
body, long legs and oval paws, long tapering tail, short
chocolate spotted tabby coat, the spots are not very clear
or really sound enough, enough white on his face, bib, all
along his underneath and on all four paws, a super lad well
AC SIAMESE OR BALINESE GRAND CHAMPION (IMP GR
CH):
IMP. GR. CC MRS COOK’S GR CH. JOHPAS LOOKSLIKEGOLD
(32a) M. 18.4.07. This boy has always been one of my
favourites, he is of very good type and has a super relaxed
nature, he has a large strong wedge head, wide top and
large well placed tufted ears, straight profile except for a
small nose bump, deep chin, very pink nose!!! And level
bite, oriental eyes of deep enough blue, large strong body,
long legs and oval feet, long tapering tail, mid red points
and off white un-shaded body so good contrast, short fine
coat, a really super boy well presented in excellent
condition.
RES. IMP. GR. CC MRS BAUGHAN’S GR. CH. MAPU PEPPIE
(24n) M 22.4.01. A very friendly boy of very good type, he
has a large wedge head, wide top and fairly large well set
ears, straight profile, fair chin and untidy bite, deep blue
oriental eyes, long strong body, long legs and oval feet,
long tail with a little stud tail evident, good caramel points
and off white body so clear contrast, coat a little long and
of only fair texture. As always well presented in excellent
condition in his double pen.
AC SIAMESE OR BALINESE GRAND CHAMPION (IMP GR CH)
FEMALE:
IMP.GR.CC MRS KNOWLSON’S GR.CH.DRESTOTHRIL SILK
DRAWERS (32b1) F 3.6.06. What a lovely girl, overall of
excellent type, she has a large strong very slightly pinched
wedge head, lovely wide top and huge well set ears,
straight strong profile, determined chin and level bite,
deep blue oriental eyes, long firm body, long legs and oval
feet, long tapering tail, dark seal tortie points with enough
red evident, and a lovely markings on her forehead, some
shading on her cream body but still enough contrast, short
fine coat, well done on becoming best Siamese in the show.
Well presented in excellent condition.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
PR MRS FRANKLIN’S PR. MISTAMIS BLACKJACK (24) MN
12.12.05. A rather cross boy of fairly good type, he has a
large long wedge head, fair width top and medium to
large well placed ears, straight profile, firm chin and
hopefully level bite, deep blue oriental eyes, large strong
body, long legs and oval feet, long tapering tail, dark seal
points and some shading on his cream body, still enough
contrast, coat a little long but of good texture, well
BOB MRS JANICKI’S IMP. GR. PR SHERMESE VERY VERSACE
(24) MN 27 .8.05. This boy has a lovely face!!! Overall of
very good type, he has a large, long wedge head, very wide
top and huge well set ears, straight profile, deep chin and
level bite, very long strong body, long legs and oval feet,
long tail with a small deviation towards the tip. Dark seal
points and shaded body, just enough contrast, very soft
coat, such a dear boy well presented in excellent condition.
BLUE POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
PR. & BOB MRS SIMPSON’S GR. PR.SHERMESE TOO-TOO
PATOU (24a) MN 4.4.07. A real “Showman“ he really knows
how to charm the judge!!! Overall of excellent type, he has
a huge wedge head, very wide top and huge well set ears,
roman profile, firm chin and level bite, lovely deep blue
eyes, very long body, long legs and oval feet, very long tail,
mid blue points, only his tail being darker, shaded glacial
body, still plenty of contrast, short fine coat, a complete
extrovert well presented in excellent condition.
CHOCOLATE POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
PR. & BOB MRS TATSCHNER’S PR. CHAIROSS PRINCERUPERT
(24b) MN 22.2.05. A dear boy of fairly good type, he has a
large long wedge head with a slightly square muzzle, fair
with top and large well set ears, straight profile, deep chin
and level bite, slightly small deep blue eyes, huge body,
strong legs and oval feet, long tail, good chocolate points
and ivory body so clear contrast, short coat, a friendly boy
well presented in excellent condition.
LILAC POINT SIAMESE NEUTER MALE:
PR.& BOB MRS KERSEY’S MALIKASIAM WILBUR-MEWZED
(24c) MN 6.9.07. A huge boy of good type, he has a large
wedge head, wide top and large well set ears, straight
profile, firm chin and untidy bite, deep blue oriental eyes,
huge body, long legs and oval feet, long tapering tail, good
lilac points and off white body so clear contrast, short fine
coat, a dear boy well presented in excellent condition.
LILAC POINT SIAMESE NEUTER FEMALE:
PR. MRS TATSCHNER’S PR HEATHLANDS SOOKMOL
ESTELLE (24c) FN, 14.4.06. A sweet girl of fairly good type,
she has a medium to large wedge head, wide top and large
well set ears, almost straight profile, firm chin and neat
level bite, deep blue oriental eyes, strong body, strong legs
and oval feet, fairly long tail, dark lilac points and only a
little shading on her off white body, so still plenty of
contrast, short slightly thick coat, well presented in
TABBY POINT (INC CINNAMON 8r. FAWN) SIAMESE NEUTER
FEMALE:
PR. & BOB MR & MRS PETCHELL’S PR. HEATHLANDS
SWEETMOLANNA. (32.1) FN 10.10.05. A dear girl of good
type, she has a medium to large wedge head, wide top and
large well set ears, straight profile, deep chin and level bite,
deep blue oriental eyes, large body, strong legs and oval
feet, slightly short well ringed tail, dark seal tabby points
and shaded cream body, still enough contrast, short coat, a
very sweet girl well presented in excellent condition.
Joyce Green
Congratulations to Barbara on a well run show. I had a
busy day with some very nice exhibits and I am very
grateful to my helpful steward, Pat Tegg.
AOV SEMI LH PREMIER MALE:
GR. PR. MULLETT’S PR. RAGADORA WISHUPONASTAR 66
31. Large well structured boy feeling solid and muscular,
well boned limbs, strong paws. Lovely coat has very good
texture, long bushy tail. Balanced white blaze and
complete underbody and legs, nice ruff. Strong broad
head, flat plane between ears, well developed muzzle, well
set clear blue eyes. Very gentle and relaxed.
RES. KESTLE’S PR. COSCATHAS RENOWDEN 67 31t. Strong
well structured boy with good boning, high on firm legs
and feet, long bushy tail. Dense coat is very good, seasonal
length, ruff and breeches developing, long bushy tail.
Triangular head, long straight profile, good chin. Large
ears set high, large oval eyes show very nice expression.
Ran winner close.
AOV SEMI LH PREMIER FEMALE:
GR. PR. RABEY’S IMP. GR. PR. DAIRYMAINE SARNIA CHERIE
64 20e. Stylish exhibit who with lovely size and structure.
Strong legs, large paws well tufted, long furry tail. Lovely
coat very well prepared, showing warmth in her colouring
and nice glossy topcoat. Strong head, square muzzle, large
tall ears set high, wide-spaced eyes of very good shape,
lovely expression, she is such a gentle girl.
RES. DAVIES CH. & GR. PR. SONNYWOOD NUTMEG 66a.
Another stylish lass of very good type, well muscled with
very good boning to limbs. Lovely coat very well prepared,
long bushy tail, lovely bright tortie markings on all points
with toning body colour. Well shaped head is broad with
flat plane between very good ears. Well developed cheeks
and muzzle, very good profile, large well opened eyes are
deep blue and she has a lovely expression.
ORIGINAL FOREIGN CHAMPION MALE:
GR. CH. MACDONNELL’S UK & IMP. GR. CH. BOUNTIFUL
JACKTHELAD 33a36b.Handsome well know boy looking in
top form today. Lovely coat is soft and curly and he is
covered all over. Well shaped head and large low ears,
large well spaced eyes. He has such a wicked expression.
ORIGINAL FOREIGN CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CH. CHERKAS CH. JUSARKA THAI LILAC PROMISE 34.
Well muscled girl of very good type with well proportioned
tail and limbs. Short close coat lies sleek, very good colour
with well marked silver tipping, showing nice glossy
appearance. Heart shaped head has breadth across eyes,
defined
large flat forehead, well defined
line in profile. Large ears well set. Lovely large and
luminous green eyes. RES. EBORALL’S CH. SILLOC POPPET
16a. Well balanced girl, muscular, well proportioned tail
and limbs short dense coat of very good colour throughout,
distinct silvery sheen. Well shaped head. Short wedge,
prominent pads, distinct angle to virtually straight profile.
Large pointed ears are set vertically, vivid green almond
eyes set wide. She has a lovely expression.
ORIGINAL FOREIGN PREMIER MALE:
GR. PR. PATEY’S CH. & PR. MYCENE MACGREGOR 23e.
Lovely well balanced mature boy, rather shy but very good
natured. Lithe and muscular, very good coat texture and
colour, fawn ticking is well defined on fawn rich cream base
and his overall colour has warmth. Head is gently
contoured, moderate wedge, slight break in
profile,
firm chin. Wide-set well cupped ears are pricked and furry.
Large rounded almond eyes set wide apart amber colour.
RES. REED’S GR. CH. & PR. SOUTHERN KINDRED SPIRIT 33a
43fn.
Elegant well structured boy feeling firm and muscular, high
on legs, long tapering tail. His coat is soft and has plenty
of waves and curls, shorter fur in the area of the throat.
Well shaped head, large ears wide at base and set low on
head, short broad wedge with high cheekbones, defined
whisker break, chin slightly falls away. Large oval eyes are
very expressive.
ORIGINAL FOREIGN PREMIER FEMALE:
GR. PR. CURTIS’S PR. CURTILLA PSKOVA 16a. Elegant well
muscled girl of very good type. Well proportioned tail and
limbs. Short fine coat has dense undercoat, clear blue with
distinct silvery sheen. Good shape to head, short wedge,
prominent whisker pads, very good angle and profile line.
Large pointed ears set vertically, clear green almond shaped
eyes.
TABBY MAINE COON KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB CHANT’S SHEERCLASS MISS PEPPER. Well grown
youngster with very good substance and muscle, strong
legs, huge well tufted paws, lovely long furry tail. Coat has
very nice texture, ruff developing, glossy appearance across
back and the coat has warmth to the colouring although
the markings are slightly diffuse. Well shaped head, square
muzzle, large tufted ears are set high and she holds them
well, lovely eyes and expression.
BLUE ABYSSINIAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB DARBY’S SILVERSMOKE SPINDRIFT. Promising
young lady of just ten months who has very nice type and
structure, lithe and elegant, legs and paws are well
proportioned, very good tail. Short coat lies close, texture
good, clear blue ticking on pinky mushroom base, has an
overall softness to the colour. Gently rounded contours to
head, slight muzzle indentation, slight nose break, ears set
wide, cupped and pricked, wide-set large amber eyes,
rounded almond shape, she has a lovely expression.
FAWN ABYSSINIAN ADULT FEMALE:
BARNES MAKEITSO VANILLA SKY. Elegant young lady who
is only just adult. Lithe and elegant with good substance
for size. Slender legs, small oval paws, tail in proportion.
Short fine coat lies close to the body, well defined fawn
ticking on fawnish cream base. Head and facial markings
are clear. Her head is still shaping-up and needs to fill out
a bit around the muzzle. Large ears are set wide, pricked
and furry on their inner edges, slight indentation forms
muzzle, slight nose break in profile. Large amber eyes set
well apart.
FAWN ABYSSINIAN NEUTER MALE:
1 PR & BOB PATEY’S CH. & PR. MYCENE MACGREGOR.
KORAT NEUTER:
1 PR. & BOB CHERKAS CH. CHANDRAKAN STAR SAPPHIRE.
Lovely mature lady looking very good for her ten years.
Feeling solid and muscular on well proportioned limbs, tail
balances. Short glossy coat lies close, clear blue which is
even all over and shows nice silver tipping. Heart shaped
head, good breadth across eyes, large flat forehead, short
nose, slight stop. Large flared ears well set, deep green
eyes are large and luminous and most prominent. A
delightful lass.
TONKINESE NEUTER MALE: Hope exhibitors were not too
disappointed to find me judging these classes.
1 PR. & BOB SEARS TONKAHOLICS OSIRIS. Very well
balanced, firm and muscular, well proportioned tail and
limbs. Short close coat is fine and silky with lustrous sheen,
excellent tabby pattern in warm brown on beige agouti
ground, slightly deeper expression of colour on points,
lovely head and facial markings. Head has gently rounded
top and width between ears, he is a little long in the
muzzle but shows definite whisker pinch, slight break in
profile. Large expressive almond eyes, very good colour.
2 SMITH’S TONKAHOLICS FABIUS MAXIMUS. Very good
type, firm and muscular, well proportioned tail, legs and
feet. Short close coat texture has nice sheen but the body
colour is rather shaded today and some slight barring
visible on legs. Balanced medium head, gently rounded
top between ears, showing definite whisker pinch, slight
profile break. Ears are well placed. Large expressive eyes,
very good colour.
TONKINESE NEUTER FEMALE:
1 SMITH’S ADOREATONK LILLY ORCHID. Elegant young
lady developing really well. Short close coat of pale
chocolate with deeper expression of colour on points, nice
sheen overall. Well shaped head gently contoured, ears
are well set, definite whisker pinch, slight profile break.
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Large expressive eyes set well apart, greenish-blue colour.
She is a real sweetie.
EGYPTIAN MAU NEUTER MALE:
1 PR. &
BOB ANDERSON-KEEBLE PR. SANTILLO
FEROMESES MERCURY. Strong and muscular body on well
proportioned legs, neat paws, medium tail. Lovely clear
silver coat lies close and shows lustrous sheen, excellent
random spotting and all other markings clearly defined,
complex scarab on head. Well shaped head, gently
rounded muzzle, slight rise from bridge of nose which has
uniform width. Ears are well set, gooseberry green eyes
are rounded almonds, set straight, upward slant to lower
lid. He has such a lovely ‘worried’ expression.
2 HUTCHIN’S KEVALES JONDOR JOVI. Well structured boy
who is hard and muscular, well boned legs with neat paws,
tail of good shape. Close lying coat has lustrous sheen,
clear silver ground colour has charcoal spotting randomly
placed, very nice head and facial markings, tail and leg
bars. Head has slightly rounded wedge, slight rise from
bridge of nose in profile, nose of uniform width.
Moderately large ears well set and alert. Large gooseberry
green eyes which he held wide-open, lacking the typical
‘worried’ look.
EGYPTIAN MAU NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PR. WILLIAMS SANTILLO JASMIN. Elegant lass, well
muscled and feeling firm, elegant legs in proportion, dainty
paws, medium tail balances. Close lying coat has lustrous
sheen, distinct random spotting with lovely head and facial
markings, legs bars, clear silver ground. Head has medium
slightly rounded wedge, gently rounded muzzle, well
defined profile line, nose of uniform width, moderately
large ears slightly flared and set well. Large rounded
almond eyes are gooseberry green and are very expressive.
ABYSSINIAN ASSESSMENT:
MERIT TO: MUSPRATT’S FLAMSTONE PANDORA 23t.
Elegant lass, lithe and muscular on elegant legs and neat
paws, very good tail. Close lying coat has nice texture and
warmth in her appearance. Very good ticking and clear
tortie marking, lovely head and facial markings. Moderate
head, good width between pricked and tufted ears, slight
profile break. Large and lustrous amber eyes. A delightful
girl.
PERSIAN NON-SELF KITTEN NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
1 HONEYGEM SUNKISSED HERO 51d M.
2 ZENDIQUE U’VEBEEN TANGOED 70 12a5t M
3 CLOVERHILL COCO CHANEL 12a 5 F
PERSIAN RADIUS KITTEN:
1 PRIMISSION CADFAEL 12a5 M
PERSIAN NON-SELF BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 JISTEIL SUNSHINE SUPERMAN12a7 M
FOREIGN BREEDERS ADULT (PART 1):
1 CH. TYPHAST HURRICANE 76 30 M
2 TROIKA SHEREMETEVA 16a F
3 GR. CH. KARESAMA SILVER SEASPRITE 72 43bsq F
FOREIGN BREEDERS ADULT (PART 2):
1 CH. ADCINSH SOLITAIRES WISH 76b30 M
2 SILVERSMOKE SPINDRIFT
3 RASTACAT SHAKADELLIC MOJO 33 36a F
FOREIGN ARISTOCRAT NEUTER:
1 GR. CH. TROIKA MARIA MOREVNA 16a F
2 KEVALESJONDOR JOVI
3 CH. CHANDRAKAN STAR SAPPHIRE
BURMESE DEBUTANTE ADULT:
1 HONPUSS CARELESS WHISPA 27g F
2 RAEBURASI NARA 27a F
3 KATSPELL WYANET 27e F
BURMESE DEBUTANTE KITTEN (PART 1):
1 ARABRAB TOHUNGA 27a M
2 JEABBEI QUEEN OFDESTINY 27b F
3 WILLIAMS RUGBUG CUPID STUNT 27h F
BURMESE DEBUTANTE KITTEN (PART 2)
1 ISAJEN SKAMPAWS MAGIC 27b M
2 KARRIEWHITCHIT ILIVERIA 27c F
3 TYPHA HOPEANDSERENITY 27j F
BURMESE BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 GR. PR. PURRANZA MAXIMILLIAN 27f M
2 CH. & GR. PR. KATSPELL DISORGANISER 27e F
3 PR. ARABRAB KUIA 27e F
Mrs Anne Gregory
A very enjoyable show with some superb cats to judge, I
would like to thank Barbara and the committee for the
invitation and warm hospitality. I was also very grateful to
Peter Rice for stepping in to steward for me; I would like to
thank him for his hard work and very pleasant company.
AV SLH GRAND PREMIER MALE: A STRONG CLASS!
1 IGP IZZARD’S GR. PR. VANBELMA NITRO EXPRESS 13C1
MN 30.8.1992. A wonderful cat who is amazing for his age.
Excellent size and substance overall. Broad head with full
cheeks, well developed muzzle and good chin. Medium
ears spaced well apart. Excellent eyes that were almost
round, a deep blue and a soft, gentle expression. Very good
profile and chin. Long body with very good muscle tone.
Strong legs and a bushy tail to balance. Beautiful full coat
with a ruff to frame the face. Silky in texture and presented
beautifully. Warm seal points. Lovely warm beige body
with a golden saddle and showing excellent contrast. Well
marked gloves and gauntlets. Excellent condition and
sweet temperament. A real pleasure to judge
RES. STACEY’S IMP. GR. PR. CHEHAM CANTONA 66 MN
26.2.1998. A very handsome Ragdoll with excellent type
and balance. Excellent head with breadth of skull and a flat
plane between the well spaced ears. The latter were of
medium size with a forward tilt. They were well furnished
and carried well. Well developed cheeks and a rounded,
well developed muzzle. Firm chin and level bite. Excellent
profile, the nose was of medium length, gentle dip and the
correct retrousse tip. Very expressive eyes, large, well
opened and with a slightly oblique setting. Lovely blue
tone. Long, muscular body with a short, heavy neck. Broad
chest. Medium length legs that were strong with large,
round, tufted paws. Long tail that balanced well. Summer
coat that was nevertheless silky and dense. Warm seal
points and showing good contrast. Shown in excellent
condition and with a wonderful temperament – a delight
to judge and unlucky to meet such a venerable Birman – it
was a close decision.
AV SLH GRAND PREMIER FEMALE:
1 IGP RABEY’S IMP. GR. PR. DAIRYMANE SARNIA CHERIE 64
20E FN 27.3.2004. A gorgeous Maine Coon of excellent
type and style. Really strong and muscular with the most
wonderful expression. Medium length head with high
cheeks and a lovely square muzzle. Large eyes with an
oblique setting that were very expressive. Large ears, set
tall and well tufted, they gave her a really alert expression.
Long body that was solid and muscular. Strong legs and
excellent, well furnished tail to give balance. Superb coat
quality, a really rich brown tortie tabby with bright
“jewels” of red. Her coat was glossy and in excellent
condition. Lovely temperament, she does enjoy showing
off her beauty.
RES. DAVIES’ CH. & GR. PR. SONNYWOOD NUTMEG 66E FN
20.5.2002. A beautiful Ragdoll of excellent type and
quality who really showed to advantage! She was curled
up in the pen, but when we took her out she showed all
her style and I was very impressed. Excellent head with the
true Ragdoll expression and a correct retrousse profile.
Large expressive eyes of very good blue. Firm and muscular
with good boning and feel to her. Lovely silky coat that was
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dense with the ruff coming along after the Summer.
Pleasing seal tortie points that were well broken with
shades of red. Excellent presentation and condition and an
excellent temperament.
AV FOREIGN GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
1 IGC N/A SANDERSON’S GR. CH. CATOMINE FRISKY
FANDANGO 77 M 16.6.2006. When the owner asked me,
after judging was complete, why I had withheld the
Imperial Certificate on her cat, I explained I had problems
with the head type, particularly at this prestigious level. She
told me there are two head types for Singapuras,
unfortunately the Standard of Points I work from only has
one. I felt the ears were reasonably large, fairly wide open
at the base and were cupped but not deeply. The profile
was far too straight showing no sign of the required slight
stop. The skull was rounded. I felt the head was marginally
long and the muzzle lacked breadth and the blunt nose.
Fairly good chin. Large eyes were set well and were wide
open. Very good hazel tone and they were outlined in dark
brown. Medium length body that was firm, lithe and
muscular. Very good legs and tail with a blunt tip. Excellent
coat that was really short, fine, and close lying. Excellent
warm tone to the coat, it was old ivory with a really soft,
warm effect that was very pleasing. Well defined ticking in
sepia. Slight barring on inner front legs and back knees.
Dark salmon nose leather that was outlined. Well defined
cheetah markings. Excellent condition and temperament.
2 MACDONNELL’S UK & IMP. GR. CH. BOUNTIFUL
JACKTHELAD 33A36B M 25.2.2003. This Devon had an
excellent coat that was short, dense and soft. It was of
uniform length and was very well waved. The head formed
a medium wedge with large ears that were set well apart
but I felt they could be broader at the base. The cheek
bones were high but there was not sufficient whisker break
so they were not defined. In profile the stop needs to be
more defined. Good chin. I was not able to assess the bite
as he was rather feisty. Large, oval eyes that were wide set.
Reasonably slender neck. Hard, muscular body, medium
length and broad in the chest. Slim legs an oval paws. The
tail was long and tapering. Excellent condition.
AV FOREIGN GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 IGC NOBLE’S GR. CH. SAHSOVA DASHKOVA 16A F
29.11.2002. An elegant female who was very serene and
confident of her beauty. Short wedge with the distance
between the eyes and ears slightly longer. The latter were
large and pointed, wide at the base and set vertically. The
outer line continued the lines of the upper part of the face.
Beautiful eye shape, set and expression, they were a good
green. In profile the forehead was straight with a good
angle. The nose was straight and the depth to the chin very
good. Long body that was well muscled but graceful and
feminine. Long legs with oval paws. Long tail that tapered
and was rounded at the tip. Lovely coat, it was short, very
dense and plushy, fine and soft to the touch. Attractive
medium blue with a distinct silvery sheen. Wonderful
temperament and shown in excellent condition.
RES. WOODLEY’S GR. CH. HONPUSS ZIATH 72 43SNQ F
31.3.2004. A beautiful female of lovely type and
expression, she ran the winner close. From “face on” she
had an excellent short, broad wedge with a blunt finish to
the muzzle. The medium ears were set well apart. Good
width at the jaw hinge. Large eyes, very expressive with the
top line slanting towards the nose and the lower line nicely
rounded. Soft green tone. Very expressive. In profile the
nose was short and there was depth to the chin, but I
would like a more defined break. Very good body, legs and
tail. Excellent, short coat that was fine and close-lying. Very
attractive medium shading that was cool in tone over a
paler beige ground. Excellent condition and temperament.
AC BURMESE GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
1 IGC RUSSELL’S GR. CH. AYSHAZEN HISFATHERS EYES 27
M 16.1.2004. A handsome, relaxed male who was very self
assured and who showed himself to great advantage.
Excellent type and quality. Masculine and muscular but still
elegant. Short wedge with width at the cheekbones and a
blunt finish to the muzzle. The top of the head was gently
rounded, as was the brow when viewed in profile. Medium
ears set well apart; they were broad at the base and
rounded at the tips. Gorgeous eyes! They were large and
lustrous, with the top line slanting towards the nose and
the lower line well rounded. Clear yellow colour and very
expressive. Good yellow tone. Lovely depth to the skull and
there was a distinct nose break with a straight nose, level
bite and good chin. Excellent body, legs and tail. Excellent
coat that was short, fine and very glossy. It was close-lying
and felt like satin. Excellent rich, warm, seal brown. Lovely
condition and superb temperament.
RES. MOORE’S GR. CH. ANOKHI BOY GEORGE 27C M
6.3.2007. Another quality Burmese of excellent type and
balance. He was handsome and relaxed with a super
expression and was a delight to judge. He ran the winner
very close, but he did have the slightest bump on his nose.
Lovely eyes for shape, set and expression. He was an
excellent lilac with the correct pinkish cast. His coat was not
quite as short as the brown’s but it was fine, close-lying and
satiny. Excellent condition and wonderful, confident
temperament.
AC BURMESE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
JARVIS’S GR. CH. KYMIAN TAMSIN 27A F 16.9.2002. A
really beautiful female who had a superb temperament,
she was affectionate, relaxed and thoroughly enjoying her
day at the show! Excellent type and balance overall. Her
wedge was short, with breadth at the cheekbones and a
blunt finish to the muzzle. The top of the head was gently
rounded with medium ears, broad at the base and rounded
at the tips set well apart. Lovely chartreuse eyes of very
good shape and set. They were very expressive. Very good
profile and chin. Firm, muscular body with fine legs and a
tail that tapered and balanced well. Excellent short, fine
coat that was a soft blue with a distinct silvery sheen. Well
shown in excellent condition and though alone in the class,
well worthy of this high award.
AC ORIENTAL PREMIER:
Exhibit 340 was not able to be handled.
1 GPR JAMES-HART’S PR. KRISTOPHE LITTLEWILLOW 29C
MN 27.1.2006. A long, elegant cat with style. The head was
long and in proportion with width between the large,
pricked ears. The forehead was marginally flat but he had
a good profile. Good chin and level bite. Even lines to the
wedge and fine muzzle. Oriental eyes that slanted towards
the nose with width between them. Good green tone.
Elegant neck. Long body that was firm and muscular with
long, slim legs and small, oval paws. Very nice coat that was
short and fine. It was glossy and close-lying. Good lilac tone
with a pinkish tone. Virtually sound. Excellent condition
and temperament.
PERSIAN BI-COLOURED KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB POTTER’S PRIMISSION CADFAEL 12A5 M 7.6.2008.
A handsome baby who was confident and affectionate.
Promising type and balance. The head is developing well,
it was broad and well rounded with neat ears, rounded at
the tips and well furnished set well apart and low. Excellent
eyes, large, full and round. The colour at the moment is a
dark “muddy” brown that is promising. Bold, confident
expression. Short, broad nose of even width with a stop;
full leather and nostrils. Full cheeks and rounded forehead.
Good depth to the chin and level bite. Cobby little body
that was well muscled and solid. The chest had breadth.
Short, sturdy legs and large, round, tufted paws. Short,
bushy little tail. Baby coat that was well presented, it was
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soft and full. Very attractive markings. The red was virtually
sound and a rich tone; the white was immaculate. Broken
white chevron on the red face with colour extending over
the head. He had a white collar and a red saddle and tail.
White underparts. Small red patch on the back leg.
Beautifully shown in excellent condition with a delightful
temperament.
PERSIAN BI-COLOURED KITTEN FEMALE:
2 (1 N/A) BENNETT’S CLOVERHILL COCO CHANEL 12A5 F
1.5.2008. This female was well grown, firm, solid and
muscular. The head had breadth and was well rounded but
she held her ears rather high. They were small, rounded at
the tips and well furnished, but at present, they could be
wider apart and lower in the contours of the head. The
cheeks were full and the muzzle well developed. The eyes
were large but a little deep set. Orange in tone, I would
have liked the expression bolder. Short, broad nose with a
stop. The leather was a little small. She is teething at
present but the bite was not aligned and she was tipping
her tongue. Strong, sturdy body with breadth to the chest.
Good legs and tail. Full coat that was soft, fine and thick.
She was well presented. There was a white chevron to the
red face with red to the top of the head. White collar. Red
patch on the shoulders, and patches on the lower back with
a red tail. Some white invasion into the red patches. The
white was immaculate and she was well presented. The red
was rich but had some ghost tabby markings. Excellent
condition and temperament. I did not award the first prize
because of the problems with her bite.
TABBY POINT BIRMAN ADULT:
1 & BOB FLINT’S GR. CH. LALOLA STAR LIGHT 13C11 F
26.10.2005. A very attractive female of very good type and
balance overall. Lovely size and substance although still
very feminine. Broad head with rounded contours. Full
cheeks and a well developed muzzle. Slight dip in the
profile and good depth to the chin. Excellent eyes, almost
round and very expressive. Lovely deep, brilliant blue.
Sweet, gentle expression. Very good body, legs and tail.
Beautifully presented to the last hair! The coat was silky
and full with a pleasing ruff to frame the face. Excellent
seal tabby markings and contrast. Warmth to the body.
Neat, snowy gloves and gauntlets.
AOC MAINE COON ADULT:
BOB MURRAY’S GR. CH. ISADORYOU FIREFLY 64 41EW F
18.5.2007. The daughter of my CC winner and a very
beautiful Maine Coon with really rich colours contrasting
with the pristine white. Excellent type and conformation.
Superb coat and pattern. Excellent presentation, condition
and quality.
1 CC MURRAY’S CH. MCKITTYCREEK AURORA 64 41EW F
6.4.2006. A very beautiful female of excellent type and
overall style. Medium length head with firm, square
muzzle. High cheekbones to give that muzzle the correct
balance and definition. Large, tufted ears set tall. Beautiful
eyes with a slightly oblique set and very expressive.
Excellent profile and chin. Long body with breadth of chest
and firm, solid muscle. Long, strong legs and large, round,
tufted paws. Tail balanced well. Rich colouring and clear
classic pattern. White was immaculate. Lovely coat texture
and superb presentation.
1 CC W/H UEBELE’S FARISLE APPLAUSE DREAMER 66T M
14.9.2006. This male had fairly good type overall but his
profile was virtually straight rather than the gentle dip and
retrousse tip required in the SOP. The muzzle fined and I
would expect more strength to it in a male of his age.
Muscular body and good legs. Thin tail of good length. I
think the problem hear was that he had no coat and so
appeared “exposed”. The texture of the remaining coat
was slightly harsh and he lacked contrast. Eye colour rather
pale. Shown in very good condition otherwise and sweet
tempered.
FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB MULLETT’S RAGADORA SCHEHERAZADE 66 F
30.7.2007. This female had lovely Ragdoll type and
expression. Very good head with breadth and balance.
Good profile with a gentle dip and a retrousse tip. The eyes
were a good size and shape but a little pale in tone. Very
good body, legs and tail. Summer coat but well presented.
The seal points matched and there was very good contrast.
2 STACEY’S SNOWSPRITE AMAZING GRACE 66 19.8.2007.
Young female still looking rather immature. The head had
breadth with medium ears set well. The profile needed
more of a dip and was not retrousse at the tip. Eyes a good
shape and set. Pale in tone. The muzzle needs to develop.
Fair chin. The body, legs and tail balance, but she needs
more time to mature. Brindled mask and bleached tail.
Summer coat but a silky texture and showing contrast.
CORNISH REX ADULT:
1 CC & BOB CROSS’S RASTACAT SHAKADELLIC MOJO 33
36A F 5.11.2007. Slender, elegant but muscular female of
very good type and balance. I particularly liked her
inscrutable, wise expression that I thought was typically
Cornish! Medium wedge with high cheekbones. The gentle
wedge narrowed to a rounded muzzle and the chin was
firm. Excellent ears that were large, wide at the base and
tapered to rounded tips. They were set rather high, giving
the correct “look” to the head. Oval eyes of medium size.
The top line was almost straight but there was the slightest
slant to the outer edge of the ears. Elegant neck. Medium
length body that was firm and muscular with long, straight
legs and dainty oval paws. The tail was long, fine and
tapering. Short coat that was quite dense and silky. The
length was virtually uniform. It rippled well and the waves
had depth. Lovely curly whiskers. Excellent condition and
temperament. Self-confident and serene!
USUAL ABYSSINIAN NEUTER MALE:
I could not handle exhibit 239, such a pity but he was so
very upset and I did not want to push the issue – he looked
very handsome!
USUAL ABYSSINIAN NEUTER FEMALE:
Exhibit 240 was really spooked, almost beside herself; I did
not attempt to judge her as it would not have been fair on
her.
DEVON REX NEUTER: I took this class over from Mrs Lynda
Ashmore – I wish her well and hope she is feeling much
better soon.
1 PR/WH REED’S GR. CH. & PR. SOUTHERN KINDRED SPIRIT
33A 43FN MN 12.8.2006. This whole line of cats were upset,
I think this boy was “spooked” because he could see his
reflection in the shiny walls of the pen. He was quite feisty
but I managed to lift him out of the pen but had to return
him swiftly so was not able to judge him properly. Short,
broad wedge with high cheeks and fairly strong muzzle.
The ears were large, set well apart and low but I would like
them wider at the base. He needed more of a whisker
break and the profile lacked a definite stop – it was more
of a dip. Muscular body with good legs and tail. Good coat
that waved well. I was not able to assess his bite. My
comments are from what I could see when he was returned
to the pen. Excellent condition.
ASIAN SMOKE OR BURMILLA NEUTER:
1 PR ERGIS’ PR. RUXHILL SUMERJIZ MADONNA 72 43BSQ
FN 24.9.2006. A very pleasing female who was relaxed,
friendly and a pleasure to judge. Very good head forming
a short, broad wedge with a blunt finish. Medium ears set
well apart and continuing the lines of the upper part of the
face. Lovely eyes, large and luminous. Excellent shape and
colour. Very expressive. Rounded forehead and short nose
but could have a more defined stop. Good chin. Very good
body, legs and tail. Excellent coat that was short, fine, very
close lying and glossy. Very good shaded pattern and a
lovely chocolate silver.
AC PERSIAN RADIUS ADULT:
1 BASEY-FISHER’S CH. SYBARIT KARATE KID 70 3 M
8.5.2006. A handsome blue of very good type and balance
overall. The head was round with breadth of skull. Full
cheeks and muzzle. The ears were a little prominent but I
felt that was due to the fact he had a summer coat. The
ears were rounded at the tips and set wide apart and low.
Rounded forehead and short, broad nose with a stop.
Strong chin. The eyes were large, full, round and a deep
orange tone. Cobby body with a broad chest and a solid,
muscular feel to him. He stood low on strong legs. Good
tail with a rounded tip. As I said, he had a summer coat that
lacked density but it was soft in texture and he was
beautifully presented in excellent condition. Sweet
temperament.
2 TAYLOR’S ANSTEYN DRAKONOIR 1 M 11.10.2007. This
male had good type and balance overall with bold, orange
eyes and a good, muscular feel to him. He had a summer
coat that had shady, grey roots. He had been well prepared
and presented to the best advantage.
3 ANGUS’ GR. CH. PALCHINNO JANEENE KATALA 12 1 F
9.6.2003. This female had good type and balance. The
head was well rounded with breadth of skull. Small ears,
rounded at the tips and set wide apart and low. They were
well furnished. The cheeks and muzzle were full. Rounded
forehead and short, broad nose of even width but the
leather was small. The bit was level. The eyes were rather
deep set and a pale orange tone. I would have preferred a
bolder expression, but she would not open them fully.
Good size with a cobby body and short, strong legs. Large,
round, firm paws with tufts. Summer coat that could have
benefitted from more preparation. The black was rusty in
places and not sound. The red was pale in tone and
unsound. Many patches were broken rather than having
discreet black and red. There was some intermingling of
black and red on the large patches on the spine. Good
temperament.
Pauline Rogers
Many thanks to Barbara and the Committee for the
invitation. To my very helpful steward Julie your company
was enjoyed and appreciated.
RED SHADED & TIPPED CAMEO KITTEN:
1 & BOB MERCHANT’S HONEYGEM SUNKISSED HERO (51d)
M 5/5/08. Twenty week old Red Shaded Cameo Male with
wonderful bone and substance for such a young baby.
Smooth round skull and broad head with well placed round
ears showing silver ear tufts. Large round deep copper eyes
and broad nose with break and well formed pink nose
Apple cheeks and very wide even bite. All
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together giving this kitten a sweet open expression. Long
well groomed pale coat showing new coat colour coming
through at the roots. He showed red tipping on his face
more defined on the back of his head and ears. Pale red
tipping on his spine down over the top of his tail fur. He
showed as yet no colour to his legs or feet. Full clear white
ruff and under surfaces. Heavy cobby body standing solid
on short thick legs with short plume of a tail. Very
confident boy with a super temperament and very easy to
handle.
PEWTER KITTEN:
1 & BOB MERCHANT’S REMILAKAT SILKENDORIS (53) F
27/4/08. Black pewter female just under five months old
and very confident and talkative for her age. Smooth
round skull with good width between her ears which were
held high today and showed silver tufts. Large round
copper eyes and short nose with break and well formed
brick red nose leather. Wide even bite just a touch pinched
across her muzzle today, probably due to teething. Long
well groomed silvery white undercoat showing black
shading over her spine, tail and flanks. The colour is
coming on her face. Very slight tabby markings over the
back of her head and on her legs. Sparkling white to her
chin, stomach and underside of her short tail. Substantial
and cobby girl with everything in proportion. Sweetest of
temperaments but what a wriggler. She certainly will not
go un-noticed as she was still chattering when we passed
her later in the day. A positive delight.
AC SILVER TABBY NEUTER:
1 PR & BOB PEARSON’S GR. CH. AVANTI GEMMA (7). A six
year old Silver Tabby female who would have rather been
anywhere else but here. The look of disgust on her face
said it all. Smooth round head her small round ears held
high today but she is out of coat and had no ruff to help
them. Round hazel eyes and even bite. Her coat could
have done with more preparation. Showed excellent classic
tabby markings. I understand this is her third Premier
Certificate so many congratulations to her breeder.
TORTIE & WHITE NEUTER:
1 PR & BOB CLEMENT’S PR. TROUILLORD HOT HOT HOT (12
1). Two year old Tortie & White lass with a very long well
groomed coat showing clear patches of bright reds and
black. Such a difficult coat to show as it only looks its best
when the patches are nice and bright as they are today.
Smooth round skull and tiny round placed ears. Large
round copper eyes and short wide nose with break. Round
apple cheeks and just acceptable bite. She obviously loves
her food because she is a substantial and cobby girl.
Sweetest of temperaments and so very easy to handle.
BI-COLOURED NEUTER MALE:
1 PR. & BOB CONCORAN’S JISTEIL SUNSHINE SUPERMAN
(12a7) MN. Very large Cream & White boy with the
sweetest of temperaments. Very well groomed long coat
which is just starting to change and so a lot of dead hair
needs to come out. Smooth round skull and tiny round
ears placed well down on the side of his head. Large round
orange eyes and short wide nose. Acceptable bite and fat
round apple cheeks. They are funny these huge boys, one
wonders why they are such wimps, but I have one at home
who is exactly the same. Very easy to handle jelly in our
hands so to speak.
AC PERSIAN NON-SELF BREEDERS ADULT:
1 DAY’S GR. CH. DAYZEE SUMTHINSPECIAL (12 1). Very
attractive Tortie and White Female with very large round
copper eyes. Long beautifully groomed white coat with
bright patches of reds and black. Easy to handle with a
sweet temperament.
2 ANGUS’S GR. CH. PALCHINNO JANEENE KATALA (12 1).
Large Tortie and White of good type. Wide smooth skull
and well placed small round ears. Large round copper eyes.
Long coat with bright patches of reds and black.
AC PERSIAN ADOLESCENT ADULT:
1 TONKS’ ZENDIQUE ATZAR ISBORN (70 8 30a) 28/9/07. A
very large Blue Spotted Tabby male just coming up to a
year old. Smooth round skull with good width between
small round ears which are placed well down on the side of
his head. Large round copper eyes and short wide nose
with break and fully formed blue nose leather. Full round
cheeks and even bite. Strong chin and short thick neck.
Full dense coat of cool beige overlaid with deep blue tabby
markings. A well defined M on his forehead and an
unbroken stripe running from the edge of each eye with
narrow lines on his cheeks. The markings run over his head
to his well defined butterfly and his spine line, which is
rather solid today, runs the length of his back. The spotted
tabby ovals on his body are mostly well defined, just slightly
lost in places where his coat is changing due to moulting.
Short thick tail with numerous narrow rings to the tip
which is blue. Solid cobby boy standing low on his legs.
Deep broad chest and well muscled body. Super
temperament and very easy to handle.
2 ANGUS’ PALCHINNO SNOWCLOUD (2b). Young odd eyed
White female just over one year old. Smooth round skull
her ears set high today. Round eyes of good depth of
colour and short nose with break. Long white coat which
could done with a little more preparation but she is
moulting and a lot of old hair which tends to weigh the
coat down. Short cobby body and well furnished short tail.
Sweet temperament.
AC PERSIAN VISITORS ADULT:
1 EDIKER’S GR. CH. MARCANDIERE’S AGATHA CHRISTIE
(Imp) (1). Beautiful three year old Black female with the
largest dense copper eyes. She was very well groomed but
again another lady whose coat is moulting, but what was
there was dense black and shiny. Bit of a fidget and would
rather stay in her pen.
2 GR. CH. PALCHINNO CELESTAIL WHISPER (3). Nice girl
with a smooth round skull and well placed ears. She would
not open her eyes for me today but never mind. Again a
young lady whose is losing her coat which was medium
blue. Fed up with being handled it was obviously a long
day and she had had enough.
AC PERSIAN KITTEN:
1 BENNETT’S CLOVERHILL COCO CHANEL (12a5). Sweet
little Red & White Bi-Colour four month old female.
Wealth of well groomed white coat with rich red patches
and a fully coloured tail. Large cobby female standing low
on the leg. Very easy to handle and lovely temperament.
AC PERSIAN MAIDEN KITTEN:
1 TONKS’ ZENDIQUE U’VEBEEN TANGOED (70 12a5t) M
9/5/08. The most adorable four month old Red Tabby &
White male with the biggest deep copper eyes, they
seemed to take over his whole face which was as round as
could be. Tiny wee ears that have already settled down on
his head which was smooth and wide. Short nose with
break and well formed nose leather. Round fat cheeks and
even bite. Solid cobby baby covered in a thick dense coat
of sparkling white with patches of pale red agouti overlaid
with rich red classic tabby markings to his face and body.
Short fat legs and a fully coloured tail showing tabby rings.
I was really impressed with this baby he was happy and
confident in his pen and very easy to handle outside. He
was in my line up at the end of the day for BOV and I am
sure he will be doing great things when he is older.
2 MERCHANT’S REMILAKAT SILKENDORIS (53)
3 HILL’S TOPHAM SPARTANS LAD (13b5)
AC PERSIAN SENIOR NEUTER:
1 PR. SAN-FE MARTIN (70 12a5ts) MN 28/2/06. Very
handsome Red Silver Tabby & White Male now two years
and six months of age. Smooth skull with good width
between well placed small round ears. Huge round copper
eyes and short wide nose with break. Round apple cheeks
and even bite with strong chin. Short thick neck leading
down to a deep broad chest. Cobby boy with well muscled
body all covered in a thick dense sparkling white coat
which stands out from his body.
He shows a silver
undercoat to his pale red agouti patches which are overlaid
with deep red tabby markings. He has patching on his
head, face and body with a fully coloured thick tail which
shows rings. They say temperament is everything and this
boy’s is wonderful, so very confident and very easy to
handle.
2 CLEMENTS’ PR. TROUILLORD HOT HOT HOT (12 1)
3 PEARSONS’ GR. CH. AVANTI GEMMA (7)
AC PERSIAN VISITORS NEUTER:
1 MALLABONE’S PR. FINCHFIELD MAJOR TOM (70 36) MN
13/8/07. This Black Smoke boy is only just over one year old
and has certainly used his time well. Smooth round skull
with good width between round well placed ears. Large
round deep copper eyes and short wide nose. Round
cheeks and wide bite with strong chin. Deep broad chest
and well muscled cobby body covered in a thick dense coat
of black with a lovely crisp smoke contrast. He was just
starting his moult and was losing coat fast and furiously,
saying this it was still standing out from his body and
looked full of vitality. He stands low on the leg and has a
short thick tail in proportion. Another boy with a lovely
temperament and very easy to handle
2 FORDE’S HONEYGEM XZAVIER (51f) MN 30/6/07. Fifteen
month old very handsome Cream Shaded MN. He has a
smooth round skull and well placed small ears with lovely
long silver ear tufts. Large round deep copper eyes and
short wide nose with well formed pink nose leather. Round
apple cheeks and wide bite. Very substantial cobby boy
covered in a wealth of well groomed light undercoat which
showed tips of cream. He shows defined cream on his face,
in fact for perfection I would prefer it lighter. He shows
cream down his spine and on his tail which is pale
underneath. Very long pale frill showing no colour and
clear chest and abdomen. This gentle boy was a little
uneasy today but handled well.
3 FLINT’S PR. SAN-FEE MARTIN (7012a5ts)
Mrs Janet Starr
Thank you Barbara for the invitation to judge at this wellrun show and for the friendly welcome. My day was
enhanced by the excellent company and expert handling of
Peter Williams, who stewarded for me for the first time. I
thoroughly enjoyed my day– thank you Peter I look
forward to another occasion!
SIAMESE/BALINESE CHAMPION MALE:
GR.CC COOK’S GR. CH. JOHPAS LOOKSLIKEGOLD 18 04 07.
Strong even and well balanced young Red-point male of
very good type .Wide wedge head with bump on his profile
and a firm chin .Eyes of good blue, truly oriental in shape
and setting .Well placed large open ears on broads top of
head giving excellent balance to his wedge. Long strong
muscular body, legs and tail to balance. Close short coat of
excellent texture, well polished and of warm white, points
just a little pale. Very imposing young male looking mature
displaying a good deal of presence – and a delight to
handle!
RES. GR. CC KNOWLSON’S GR. CH. DRESTOTHRIL
DAMBUSTER 12 02 05. Another stylish Red-point male of
very good type, older than the winner but not quite so
substantial. Wedge head with tiny pinch, straight profile
and a firm chin. Bright blue eyes oriental in shape and
setting and with an inscrutable expression! Well placed
large flyaway ears. Long body, legs and whip tail of
balancing length. Fine coat, open when I judged him,
minimally shaded, points of pleasing bright reddish gold.
Another friendly boy in strong company today
FOREIGN WHITE NEUTER:
1 PC BOB JANICKI’S UK. & IMP. GR. PR. THAIRANO
TILLERMAN 07 11 03. Neuter of very good type. Fine
wedge head with pinch, angular profile and firm chin. Eyes
of bright blue, oriental in shape and setting. Well placed
large butterfly ears. Long firm body, legs and balancing
whip tail .Close fine textured short coat of pure white, well
polished. An attractive neuter
ORIENTAL BLUE NEUTER:
1 PC Withheld JAMES-HART’S ADATEASH ERIC 24 11 07.
Sweet neuter of good type. Wedge head with pinch,
straight profile and a chin which needs more depth. Large
eyes of bright green, detracting from the desired oriental
look and squinting intermittently .Open ears needing to
be larger and more widely spaced to balance his head .Firm
long body, legs and tail with a fixed joint at the tip. Soft
coat of rather dark blue, almost sound. Full marks for
temperament!
CHOCOLATE-POINT SIAMESE MALE KITTEN:
1 JUDGE’S MALIKASIAMMICKAEL MAGNUM 02 05 08.
Male kitten of very good type. Wedge head with tiny
pinch, almost straight profile and a firm chin, though his
bite is uneven. Oriental eyes of somewhat dull blue tone
.Large ears open at the base but needing more width
between them to balance his head. Firm long body and
legs, whip tail to balance .Fine textured coat unshaded as
yet, points of dark chocolate rather than the milk chocolate
which the standard requires. He had plenty to say for
himself – not all of it complimentary!
2 JUDGE’S MALIKASIAM JERRY JERABOAM 02 05 08.
Kitten of good type, litter brother to the first placed, but a
much more relaxed character! Wedge head with straight
profile and firm chin. Eyes of good blue, correctly set, just
a little full. Large ears set closely together on narrow top of
head. Long firm body, legs and tail to balance. Close coat
of fine texture, points dark chocolate though with some
warmth to the tone.
FEMALE:
1 BOB Withheld ROBERTS’ MALIKASIAM COCOJANGLES 20
01 08. Pretty girl of good type. Long wedge head with
almost straight profile and a firm chin. Eyes of good blue,
oriental in shape and setting. Large ears set too closely
together to balance her head .Long fine body, legs and
whip tail to balance .Pale coat, just a little coarse in texture
on her back, points warm but dark chocolate and the
colour fault was my reason for withholding BOB today.
RED POINT NEUTER:
BOB TALBOT’S PR. MORALYN REDARROW 04 03 07
TORTIE-POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
1 PC BOB DINSDALE’S GR. CH. & PR. APPLEJACK BLUEFENIX
24 01 04. Stylish Blue Tortie-point neuter of very good type.
Wedge head with tiny pinch, straight profile and firm chin
which nonetheless needs a little more depth. Eyes of vivid
blue, correctly shaped and set. Well placed ears open at the
base, just large enough to balance her head .Open coat
showing shading, points an attractive mix of dark blue and
somewhat warm cream. Pretty girl with plenty to say for
herself!
CREAM-POINT MALE NEUTER:
1 PC BOB EMMENS’ PR. JOHPAS JACKSPARROW 05 09 07.
Handsome young neuter of very good type. Wedge head
with bump on his profile and a deep firm chin .Bright blue
eyes oriental in shape set just a little straight .Well placed
large flyaway ears. Long firm body and legs, whip tail of
length to balance. Pale coat of fine texture, long in places,
points of pleasing soft cream tone, just a little darker on his
tail. Gentle boy, happy to be handled
AC ORIENTAL ADULT:
1 TARBOX’S GR. CH. CHIKUAI LALIMA 08 07 06. Elegant
little Red female of fine type. Feminine wedge head with
pinch, straight profile and firm chin. Eyes of oriental shape
and setting, sludgy green in tone .Well placed large open
ears. Long rangy body legs and tail .Close coat of fine
texture, somewhat pale red
2 CHEESEMAN’S CH. SIAMHELLCAT MRMAJESTIK 08 04 07.
Oriental Blue male of very good type. Wedge head with
blunt muzzle, straight profile and firm chin. Eyes of good
green, just a little full. Well placed ears open at the base
but only just large enough to balance his head. Long firm
body, legs and tail to balance. Rather long coat of dark
blue, sound in colour
Harry Meekings
Thanks to Barbara Prowse for inviting me to fill in when
Janet Tonkinson was unable to attend – I hope she will be
back to full activity soon. Sorry to those exhibitors who
were disappointed to find me as the replacement. Thanks
also to Joan Pounds who came along specially to steward
for me, and seems to improve on each outing – look
forward to the next time.
OPEN CLASSES
ORIENTAL IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 (IG CC N/A) TAYLOR’S GR. CH. PIPPASTRO SILMARILIS (62
43s) 29 Jul 05. A mature girl of very good type. Medium
length even wedge, a little broad in the muzzle, good
width at the top, well set ears which ideally would be a
little larger. Profile almost straight, firm deep chin and level
bite. Eyes of good shape and set, of a clear mid-green. Long
well fed body, long legs with largish paws, tail needs an
extra inch or two to balance. Pattern colour jet black, clear
silver undercolour though with quite a bit of tarnishing to
muzzle, the whole length of the front legs and the rear
paws. Although the silver extends only half way up the hair
shaft in places, though mostly two thirds, the surface
spotted pattern is agreeably indistinct. Coat of superb
texture, but unfortunately possessing almost no length – I
have seen oriental shorthairs with longer coats – though
the plume was well furnished as were the ears. Excellent
2 TARBOX’S GR. CH. CHIKUAI LALIMA (37d) 8 Jul 06. An
elegant girl of good type though needing to look more
mature. Longish almost even wedge, though a little
overlong in the muzzle, needing a fraction more width at
the top to balance, well set large ears. Small bump on the
nose but profile otherwise straight, firm chin and level bite.
Eyes of very good shape, set a little straight, olive green in
colour. Long slender body, long legs with tiny paws, long
fine tail. Colour a good red sound to the roots, rather
lacking in brightness – I think the effect of the hall lighting,
since it was a feature of all the red points too – showing
very little pattern on the body, close coat of good texture.
Superb temperament, excellent presentation.
TABBY POINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB SIMPSON’S SHERMESE YESTERDAYS DREAMS
(32/1) 16 May 08. A promising baby of very good type.
Long wedge, good width at the top, large ears held rather
low at times. Small dip in profile, firm chin and level bite,
Eyes of very good shape and set and of a good depth of
blue. Long slender body, long legs with neat paws,
balancing length of tail. Marked in a rather dark shade of
seal which ideally would be warmer in tone: considering
the colour, the clarity of the markings was disappointing,
though of course there’s plenty of time for them to
develop: “M” half formed, clear thumbprints, beginnings
of double ribbons, faint leg bars, tail two thirds ringed but
those towards the base mostly agouti. Lightly shaded body
which I would also like to see warmer in tone. Close coat of
excellent texture. Excellent temperament if a little worried,
presumably at her first show, excellent presentation.
TORTIE POINT KITTEN FEMALE:
1 (BOB N/A) WILSON’S HUBBELL TITTLETATTLETALLY (32b3)
26 Apr 08. A pretty girl of good type, longish wedge, good
width at the top, well set large ears. Profile rather raised at
the brow and with a dip below, deep chin but the front of
the head angled back slightly rather than the preferred
vertical line, bite level. Eyes of good shape and set,
unfortunately needing distinctly more depth of blue. Long
well fed body, long legs with neat paws, tail needs an extra
fraction to balance. Points quite a dark though warm
chocolate, all broken if rather sparsely on the right side but
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quite well on the left, but the breaks as yet lacking in
foreground red and therefore any brightness. Coat a little
long but of good texture, excellent temperament and
presentation.
ORIENTAL NON-BREEDERS ADULT:
1 CHEESEMAN’S CH. SIAMHELLCAT MRMAJESTIK (37a) M
5 Dec 07. A handsome lad of very good type, of adequate
maturity for his age. Longish even wedge, good width at
the top, well set large ears. Straight profile, firm chin, level
bite missing many incisors. Eyes of good shape and set, of
a good clear palish green. Long muscular body, long legs
with neat paws, tail needs an extra fraction to balance.
Head quite a good blue, body and tail rather darker, sound
to the roots, close and of good texture. Excellent
2 BENNETT’S ADAJAN ST GEORGE (48 38d) 23 Apr 07. A
handsome lad of very good type, still only a youngster but
now looking slightly less mature than I should like for his
age. Longish even wedge, good width at the top, well set
large ears. Profile almost straight, firm chin, level bite
lacking many lower incisors. Eyes of good shape and set of
an olive green. Long slender but muscular body, long legs
Colour a rich red rather lacking brightness, good facial
markings, well broken spine line, the sides showing spots
which are somewhat linked on the right side, well ringed
tail, good leg markings in the coloured areas. White blaze
on head, white to cheeks and a spot on the forehead, some
to the upper edge of the ears, to the base of the left ear
and in a strip from there to the back, to chest, whole neck,
most of the front legs up to the shoulders, a strip over the
upper back, to rear paws and well up the outer thigh,
wholly white underbody and inside legs and a little up the
sides: total well over one third white. Coat of good length
and texture. Excellent temperament, presentation could be
better with a little more attention to the chin and ears.
3 ARMITAGE TAYLOR’S GR. CH. PIPPASTRO SILMARILIS (62
43s) F
ORIENTAL RADIUS ADULT:
1 ARMITAGE TAYLOR’S GR. CH. PIPPASTRO SILMARILIS (62
43s) F
ORIENTAL VISITORS ADULT:
1 READ’S ADAJAN VOODOO DOLL (48e) 23 Apr 07. A
mature girl of very good type. Longish even wedge, good
width at the top, well set large ears. Straight profile, firm
chin, level bite lacking all but one lower incisor. Eyes of
good shape and set of a clear olive green. Long slender
body which ideally would carry more weight, long legs
with neat paws, balancing length of tail. Colour a good
dense black almost sound to the roots, patched with a
rather pale red. White in almost an inverted “V” on the
head except for a red patch on the muzzle, white on both
ears, white stripe from the base of the left ear to the
shoulder, White on the whole underbody and a fair way
up the sides, the whole chest, most of the front legs, just
one or two coloured patches, and most of the rear legs: in
all, about half white. Quite a lot of bleeding of white into
the boundaries of coloured areas, coat a fraction long but
of good texture. Excellent temperament and presentation.
2 TARBOX’S TIJANMEEK JUMANJIS LEGACY (37) M 11 Apr
07. A girl of good type, her head at present a little small for
her body. Longish even wedge, good width at the top, well
set large ears. Dip in profile, chin slightly shallow but
pugilistic, bite significantly under. Eyes of good shape and
set of a bright vivid green. Long slender body, long legs
Colour a glossy jet black sound to the roots, close coat of
good texture. Superb temperament, excellent
presentation.
ORIENTAL DEBUTANTE KITTEN:
1 TARBOX’S ADTEAM TIJANTHEBLUESQUAD (37a) F 9 Mar
08. A girl of good type. Long wedge with a small pinch,
good width at the top, large ears set a little low. Straight
profile, firm chin, bite scissored under. Eyes of good shape
and set of a clear palish green. Long firm body, long legs
with neat paws, balancing length of tail. Colour a dark blue
almost sound to the roots, close coat of good texture.
Excellent temperament and presentation.
ORIENTAL SENIOR NEUTER:
1 JANICKI’S UK IMP. GR. PR. THAIRANO TILLERMAN (35) MN
7 Nov 03. An aristocratic looking mature lad of very good
type. Longish wedge with a marginal pinch, good width at
the top, well set large ears. Small dip in profile, firm chin
and level bite. Eyes of very good shape and set, of quite a
deep but slightly dull blue. Long well fed body, long legs
with neat paws, well tapered tail which needs an extra inch
to balance. Colour a pristine white, close coat of good
texture. Excellent temperament and presentation.
2 JAMES-HART’S PR. KRISTOPHE LITTLEWILLOW (29c) MN
27 Jan 06. A lad of reasonably good type. Long wedge with
a small pinch, needs more width at the top, large ears set
a little high. Straight profile, firm chin, bite scissored over.
Eyes of good shape and set of a clear mid green. Long well
fed body, long legs with neat paws, tail needs an extra
fraction to balance. Colour a darkish lilac sound to the
roots, showing a distinct brownish overcast on the body,
but pads and nose leather were definitely lilac. Fairly clear
ghost spotted pattern visible on the body. Close coat of
good texture; excellent temperament and presentation.
SIAMESE VISITORS ADULT:
1 BEARMAN’S GLENTHORNE JEMIMA ROUGE (32a) F 19 Jul
07. An attractive girl of very good type, perhaps looking a
shade juvenile for her age. Long wedge with a small pinch,
good width at the top, well set large ears. Straight profile,
firm chin, bite scissored over. Eyes of good shape and set
though on the small side, of quite a good depth of blue.
Very long muscular body, long legs with neat paws,
balancing length of tail. Points of a good bright red, almost
unshaded body, close coat of good texture. Excellent
2 TURNER’S APPLEJACK SUMMERHEAT (32fn) M 27 Feb 07.
An amorous youngster of good type. Medium length
wedge with a small pinch, good width at the top, well set
ears which ideally would be a fraction larger. Profile almost
straight, firm slightly shallow chin and level bite. Eyes of
good shape and set, of a very good depth of blue. Long
muscular body, long legs with neat paws, tail needs an
extra inch or two to balance. Points a very good warm
dingy-toned apricot, lightly shaded body, coat a little long
the texture impossible to assess since he was fluffing it out.
SIAMESE NON-BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 ROBERTS’ MALIKASIAM COCOJANGLES (24b) F 20 Jan 08.
A girl of goodish type. Long wedge, a little overlong in the
muzzle, needing a little more width at the top, well set
large ears Profile with a very shallow depression above the
brow and small dip below, firm deep chin with a little
beard, bite scissored under. Eyes of very good shape and
set of a good depth of blue. Long strong body, long legs
with neat paws, tail needs a fraction to balance. Points a
darkish warm chocolate, pale on the ears around the main
veins. Lightly shaded body, close coat a little harsh in
texture. Excellent temperament and presentation.
2 JUDGE’S MALIKASIAM JERRY JERABOAM (24b) M 2 May
08. A well grown lad of reasonably good type. Longish
wedge needing a little more width at the top, ears of good
size but held a little high. Straight profile, firm though
slightly shallow chin, level bite. Eyes of good shape and set,
of good depth of blue for a chocolate. Long well fed body
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the manubrium slightly prominent though that should no
longer be apparent when he muscles up, long legs with
neat paws, tail needs an extra fraction to balance. Points of
a slightly dark warm chocolate showing signs at the ear
rims of further darkening to come, unshaded rather cool
toned body, close coat of good texture. Excellent
SIAMESE VISITORS KITTEN:
1 JUDGE’S MALIKASIAM JERRY JERABOAM (24b) M
SIAMESE NON-BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 JANICKI’S IMP. GR. PR. SHERMESE VERY VERSACE (24) MN
27 Aug 05. A lad of very good type. Long wedge, a little
overlong in the muzzle, good width at the top with a small
bump at the back, well set large ears. Straight profile, firm
chin, bite lacking most incisors now but looks level. Eyes of
very good shape and set which ideally would be a slightly
deeper blue. Long strong body, long legs with neat paws,
balancing length of tail with a small irregularity at the tip.
Points a dark but warm seal, heavily shaded body but still
adequate contrast, coat of good length and texture.
2 TALBOT’S PR. MORALYN REDARROW (32a) MN 4 Mar 07.
A handsome lad of good type. Long wedge, muzzle a little
broad and a small pinch, good width at the top, well set
large ears. Straight profile, firm rather shallow chin, bite
level. Eyes of good shape and set, of a good depth of blue.
Long strong body, long legs with neat paws, tail needs an
extra fraction to balance. Points a good bright red, lightly
shaded body, close coat of good texture. Excellent
3 DINSDALE’S GR. CH. & PR. APPLEJACK BLUEFENIX (32b2)
FN 24 Jan 04
Lindsey Grant
I would like to thank Barbara and the committee for
inviting me today. It was a super day with some lovely
exhibits. Thank you very much to Marilynn Skulski who
came especially to steward for me. She handles the cats
with her usual care and attention. It was good to catch up;
I hope we will do it again soon.
RED, CREAM & TORTIE POINT BIRMAN ADULT MALE:
1 CC withheld YEOMAN’S CH. AYLPURRTONA REDDY
TEDDY (13c5) (16.06.07). Young immature male who is very
unbalanced at present with fair Birman type. Rounded
skull, quite broad head but he currently has quite narrow
cheeks and muzzle giving him more of a triangular rather
than rounded head type; this was my primary reason for
withholding the CC today. Almost round eyes of a nice
blue well set. Slight dip in profile with a bump. Very weak
and receding chin, slightly overshot bite. Good long body
and good body weight. Thick set limbs and strong paws.
Quite dirty feet, I am not sure if he had had an accident
today. Good gloves. Reasonably even socks. Very very low
gauntlets, due to the dirty talcy feet it was difficult to assess
the gauntlets but they appeared to be ok and almost
matched and even. Very harsh coat, pale with some
shading to the back, would have benefited from more
preparation. Medium bushy tail. Very cross today and
didn’t want to be handled.
FEMALE:
1 & BOB YEOMAN’S CH. ESAYA PURFIK PURINDOORS
(13c5) (01.04.06). Lovely young female of almost 2 ½ years
of age with very good Birman type, however I was quite
concerned about her eye colour which is very pale and
mottled. Strong rounded skull with a good broad head,
full cheeks and super rounded muzzle. Good dip in profile
with quite a bump. Slightly weak chin and level bite.
Medium ears spaced well apart. Almost round eyes, with
a lovely expression and very well set but as I have said
earlier, very pale and mottled eye colour. Pink nose leather.
Good strong red points colouring to ears, mask and paler
legs. Long body with very good boning and body weight.
Thick set limbs and strong paws. Slightly scalloped gloves
the left goes to the stopper pad at the back. Even socks.
Medium to long gauntlets, slightly uneven, left is medium
in length and full in shape and tapers off at the top. The
right is also a good shape, almost to the hocks and hooks
around to the inside at the top. Slightly short but bushy
tail. Pale coat, dense and a little harsh on the top, with
some shading to the shoulders and back but pale at the
roots. Medium long with a medium ruff and shirtfront
framing the face. Well prepared. Lovely temperament.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN KITTEN MALE:
1 BUSH’S KUTAZA KITO (13c2) (21.02.08). Substantial young
kitten of almost 7 months of age and of very good Birman
type. At the moment he is growing really fast and is all at
in-between stages, once he fills out a little he will be more
balanced. Slate grey points to all points but with paler legs.
Strong rounded skull, broad head with full cheeks and
quite a rounded muzzle. Slight dip to profile with a
pronounced nose bump. Slightly weak chin, needs a little
more depth. Bite slightly overshot at present. Ears are very
tall at present. Almost round eyes with quite pale blue eye
colour especially around the rims. Good gloves, almost
even, left extends at the back but not past stopper pad.
Even socks. Uneven gauntlets, left is low, and quite
pointed. Right is medium in length and nicely shaped and
tapered. Excellent long body with excellent body weight
and substance for his age, with strong limbs and paws.
Medium length pale coat with very slight shading to the
back. Very dense and plush, very well prepared. Slightly
short but bushy tail. Very promising kitten, who just needs
some time to mature and grow into his frame, lovely
temperament.
2 DEAR & COOPER’S PICNMIX VELVET AZURE (13c2)
(17.04.08). Another lovely kitten with a very typical Birman
expression and very good Birman type. He ran the winner
very close today, he is just 5 months old. Almost round eyes
with a lovely expression and excellent eye colour and
shape. They just looked a little sore today, but the duty vet
assured me there was nothing to worry about. Strong
skull, broad head and slightly narrow muzzle. Medium ears
set well apart. Slight brindling around the eyes and on the
whisker pads, other than that, good blue grey points, with
paler legs. Slightly weak chin and level bite. Good long
body for age, with very good body weight and substance.
Strong limbs and large paws. Low scalloped gloves. Even
socks. Very very low but very even gauntlets very pointed
in shape. Medium bushy tail. Pale coat, soft and silky, no
real shading and length developing well. No ruff yet
developed. Lovely kitten who will go far, lovely
temperament.
FEMALE:
1 & BOB PIKE’S CAROONA BOUNCING BUNDLE (13c2)
(04.03.08). Super kitten who has really grown and
developed since I saw her last. Unfortunately she was very
naughty today and is quite strong willed, I do hope that
she calms down a little as she grows up! Just over 6 months
of age and with very good Birman type. Strong skull with
a good broad head and full rounded cheeks and muzzle.
Lovely dip to profile. Would benefit from a little more
strength to the chin but level bite. Ears still slightly little tall
at present. Good blue grey points to head and tail with
paler legs. Very expressive, almost round eyes with good
blue eye colour, just slightly pale at the rims. Very well set.
Slightly low and scalloped gloves, right extends to the
stopper pad but not beyond. Slightly uneven socks. Low
to medium gauntlets, quite even in shape, left dips in at
the side. The right has a trail off the top of the gauntlet
but it does attach to the gauntlet. Good long body with
very good body weight and boning. Thick set limbs and
strong paws. Lovely pale coat, soft and silky with hardly
any shading. Good medium ruff and shirtfront developing
nicely. Slightly short but bushy tail. Very promising kitten.
2 PHILLIPS’ LALOLA RIVERDANCE (13c2) (03.04.08).
Another lovely type kitten, I was so sorry to see that she
has a withholding fault. She has a large coloured spot in
the middle of her left gauntlet. Strong skull, broad head
and full rounded cheeks with muzzle developing nicely.
Slight dip in profile. Almost round eyes with very good
blue eye colour. Slightly weak chin and level bite. Long
body with good body weight and substance for her age.
Soft, and silky, pale coat, medium in length with texture
developing well. Medium bushy tail. Lovely temperament,
such a shame about the spot.
RED, CREAM & TORTIE BIRMAN KITTEN MALE:
1 & BOB GENTRY’S PURINDOORS WATCHTHISPACE (13c5)
(07.05.08). Lovely Birman kitten of very good type, at just
over 4 months of age. Strong skull, broad head, reasonably
full cheeks with muzzle developing, just a little pinched at
present. Very strong chin and level bite. Almost round eyes
with very good eye colour, very well set with a lovely
expression. Slight dip in profile with a bump. Points
colouring very pale at present with mask on yet fully
developed. Eras a little tall at present. Long body, quite
strong boning and with excellent body weight for age.
Very low and scalloped gauntlets, both extend to the
stopper pad at the back but appear to stop at present. Very
very low socks. Uneven gauntlets, left is medium long and
quite full in shape, nicely tapered. Right is lower and quite
thin and pointed in shape. Very pale coat, soft and silky
kitten coat developing well. Lovely temperament.
FEMALE:
2 1st Withheld YEOMAN’S PURINDOORS TIMEWILLTELL
(13c6) (07.07.08). Very sweet kitten of just over 4 months of
age and with very good Birman type. Unfortunately she
has a runner on the left front leg from her dew pad
extending up the leg, as this was my reason for
withholding 1st prize today. Strong skull, good broad head
with quite full cheeks and a nicely rounded muzzle. Lovely
expressive eyes of a good blue, very well set. Ears a little
tall at present. Firm chin and level bite. Slight dip to
profile. Very attractive mottled seat tortie markings to
mask and ears. Good body weight for her age but a little
fine in boning and frame. Very pale, soft and silky kitten
coat with no shading at all and length developing nicely.
Medium long bushy tail. Superb temperament, such a
shame about the runner.
RED, CREAM & TORTIE BIRMAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PC & BOB TARR’S GR. CH. TARKUSHA COLUMBINE (13c6)
(15.08.01). Lovely mature female of 7 years of age and with
excellent Birman type. Strong skull, lovely broad head with
full cheeks and superb rounded muzzle. Strong chin and
level bite. Excellent deep blue eyes almost round in shape
and very well set, giving her a lovely Birman expression.
Medium ears spaced well apart. Lovely mottled seal tortie
points to all points with quite a lot of reddish colouring to
the nose and super dark mottle ears. Slight dip on profile
with a little bump. Generous but even gloves. Even socks.
Low sharply pointed gauntlets, not quite matched.
Excellent boning and substance. Long body and excellent
body weight. Thick set limbs and strong paws. Medium
long coat, plush and needing just a little more length with
only a smallish ruff at present. Some shading to the
shoulders and back, almost down to the roots. Medium
bushy tail. Very sweet temperament, a lovely exhibit it was
a pleasure to judge her and I was pleased to hear from her
owners later that this was her 2nd PC in consecutive
outings. I am sure it won’t be long before she adds a new
title to her collection.
TABBY & TORTIE – TABBY POINT BIRMAN NEUTER MALE:
1 PC & BOB IVINSON’S PR. KALEMYO EEZZEE TIGER (13c11)
(27.08.03). Massive lad of excellent type and of 5 years of
age. Strong skull with a broad head, full cheeks and a
lovely rounded muzzle. Almost round eyes of a very good
blue, very well set. Firm chin with a level bite. Medium
ears spaced well apart. Very good seal tabby markings with
good spectacles and lovely spotted whisker pads, strong
tabby leg barring. Generous gloves. Even socks. Good
medium long gauntlets, full in shape and nicely tapered.
The right trails off the top slightly. Excellent boning, with
super substance. Excellent body weight with thick set limbs
and strong paws. Excellent full coat, ruff and shirtfront
framing the face. Plush and silky with very slight shading
to the shoulders and back but pale at the roots. Very well
prepared. Medium bushy tail with tabby rings. Lovely
temperament.
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT NEUTER MALE:
1 PC & BOB MUSWELL’S NORSKEXTREME BENNY (67 31s)
(17.03.07). Massive and handsome lad of good NFC type
and at just 18 months. Good triangular head, he puffs his
whisker pads out which can make his muzzle look quite
squared off at times. Despite this he has a typical NFC look.
Almost straight profile. Firm chin and level bite. Forehead
a little too flat. Large well opened eyes, oval and obliquely
set. Quite large ears, which could be a fraction bigger for
perfection and set a little higher on the head. Very long
body of excellent substance. Excellent boning, he is just a
bit overweight and this does spoil the elegance of his lines
a bit. Strong long limbs and large paws with good
snowshoes. Very good NFC stance. Very good coat quality
and texture, especially considering he is a smoke. Very
good, long and glossy guard hairs with a well developed
and woolly undercoat. Long tail which is a little sparsely
furnished. Lovely temperament.
2 COSCATHHAS WOT HAPPENED WOZ (67 31dts)
(12.10.07). Super youngster, who was unfortunately
extremely nervous today. He has a very gentle nature but
was really very unhappy about being at the show today
and took particular exception to my tickling stick! Such a
shame. He is only 11 months of age, so I do hope that he
will overcome his fear in time. Attractive red silver tabby
and white coat pattern. Very good NFC type with an
excellent triangular head. Straight profile. Firm chin and
level bite. Large oval eyes, set obliquely with a lovely
gentle expression. Large ears, well opened but sadly he
would not put them up for us today. Excellent long body
with very good boning and body weight. Excellent coat
quality and texture with a very good glossy top coat and
glossy guard hairs and with a woolly undercoat. Lovely
gentle temperament.
FEMALE:
1 PC withheld CANDLERS NORSKWOOD BORGHILD (67 18)
(06.10.07). Young female of just under a year in age she
has fair NFC type but she is still very immature. I was sorry
to withhold the PC today but she is really too small of
frame and too fine boned for the breed. Nice triangular
head but I would like to see it a little longer. Quite a dip
in her profile. Slightly weak chin and level bite. Large eyes,
well opened and set slightly obliquely. Large ears, well
furnished but set too wide part . Good coat quality and
texture but needs time to develop and lengthen. Lacking
in ruff and shirtfront at present. Tail just long enough.
Very sweet temperament.
AV SLH ADOLESCENT ADULT:
1 PERCIVAL’S CH. BLEUGEMS TEDDIE BEAR (66 31)
08.08.07). Lovely young Ragdoll of just over a year in age
and with excellent Ragdoll type. It is a few months since I
judged this little lad and it is great to see how he has
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developed. Broad head with a lovely flat plane. Well
developed cheeks and a well rounded muzzle. Slightly
weak chin but level bite. Lovely gentle dip to profile.
Lovely balanced inverted “v” on mask. Dark seal points
colouring to the ears and mask and with 1 seal coloured
spot on the left hind leg. Medium ears, placed well apart
on the head and with the typical forward tilt. Well
furnished and slightly rounded at the tips. Large, well
opened eyes with good blue eye colour, set slightly
obliquely. Pale silky coat, a bit seasonal and shaded at
present and 3 thumbprints on the back. Good long body
with excellent substance and boning. Strong limbs and
large rounded paws. Long bushy tail. Lovely gentle
temperament, beautiful young lad.
2 STACEY’S SNOWSPRITE AMAZING GRACE (66) (19.08.07).
Sweet young Ragdoll female of just over a year in age and
of nice type. Long quite unbalanced head at present, quite
narrow head and with a slightly pinched muzzle at present.
Large well opened eyes, well set but with very pale blue
eye colour. Good profile with a gentle dip. Ears slightly tall
at present but nicely set with a slight forward tilt. Slightly
weak chin and level bite. Some brindling to the mask. Soft,
fine coat, pale in colour with some shading to the shoulders
and back. Good long body a little lacking in body weight
for her age. Long, thin tail. Good temperament.
AV SLH NEUTER NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
1 RABEY’S IMP. GR. PR. DAIRYMAINE SARNIA CHERIE (64
20e) (27.03.04). Very impressive and mature Maine Coon
female of excellent Maine coon type at 4 years of age.
Super strong skull with an excellent broad head slightly
longer than broad. With excellent breadth to her
cheekbones and a strong square muzzle. Full round eyes,
set wide apart and set slightly obliquely with a lovely
disdainful expression. Large tall ears, which are set very
slightly flared on her head, but very well furnished and
with good ear tufts. Excellent long body with very
substantial boning and long limbs with large paws.
Shallow curve to profile. Strong chin with a good
perpendicular line. Long flowing coat, very soft and silky
and very well prepared. Soft diffused tortie tabby pattern
to her coat with rich red and black colouring throughout.
Very soft, silky and with excellent preparation. Tail is just
long enough and very well furnished. Good temperament.
2 STACEY’S IMP. GR. PR. CHEHAM CANTONA (66)
(26.02.98). Fabulous mature Ragdoll with excellent Ragdoll
type and in superb condition at 10 years of age. Broad
head with a super flat plane and good width between the
ears. Well developed cheeks with a well rounded muzzle.
Good strong chin and a level bite. Very dark seal points
colouring. Gentle dip to profile. Excellent blue eye
colouring with large well opened eyes, set well apart and
slightly oblique. Medium ears set well apart on the head
and with the typical forward tilt. Well furnished and with
rounded tips. Long body with very good body weight and
boning for his age. Medium long, strong limbs and large
rounded paws. Slightly short and bushy tail. Very well
prepared coat, very soft and silky in texture but with very
dark seal shading to the shoulders and back. Lovely
veteran lad with a super temperament.
3 HANCOCK’S JULESCOON SMIRNOFF ICE (64 41as)
(02.11.07). Very handsome young Maine Coon with very
good Maine Coon type, he is now almost a year in age.
Good strong skull, quite a long head at present but with a
good full cheeks and strong square muzzle, he just needs
a little more time for his head to broaden and balance out
the length. Good strong chin and good perpendicular line,
needs perhaps a little more breadth to his chin for
perfection. Level bite. Good shallow curve to profile.
Lovely golden eyes, full and round and set slightly
obliquely, with a super gentle expression. Large, tall ears
set high but well apart, super ears tufts. Very well set.
Really long body with excellent substance and boning.
Long strong limbs with very large paws. Soft and silky coat
with long glossy guard hairs and a soft undercoat. Lovely
Tabby markings
classic silver tabby coat pattern.
developing nicely with a definite “M” to his forehead, with
good oysters to his flanks. Would have benefited from a
little more preparation underneath. Some tarnishing to
coat, present on his head, front legs back paws and a little
to his saddle. Long well furnished tail. Super youngster
with a lovely temperament.
AV SLH RADIUS NEUTER:
1 LLOYD’S MABALAKAT HARRIS (64 18d) (20.10.06). Very
striking young Maine Coon with very good Maine Coon
type, he is now almost 2 years of age. Very strong skull,
very good full cheeks with high cheekbones and a super
strong square muzzle. Good strong chin and good
perpendicular line, I would like to see a little more breadth
to his chin. Level bite. Good shallow curve to profile. Very
expressive golden eyes, full and round and set slightly apart
and oblique. Large, tall ears set high but well apart, super
ears tufts. Very well set. Exceptionally long body with
excellent substance and boning. Long strong limbs and
huge paws. Very soft and silky coat with long glossy guard
hairs and a soft undercoat. Very well prepared. Very pale
red silver tabby coat pattern. Tabby markings to the head
very well defined and with a strong spine line, butterfly
apparent but other markings are more diffused. Long well
furnished tail. Excellent temperament, a very handsome
youngster.
2 FLEMING’S GR. PR. COONTASTIC DANCING BRAVE (64
31t) (27.10.05). Lovely, almost mature Maine Coon, now
almost 3 years old and with very good type. Good broad
head with good width to the cheeks, high cheekbones and
a strong square muzzle, however for perfection I would
like to see a little more overall breadth. Strong chin with
a level bite and a good perpendicular line. Good shallow
curve to profile. Gentle full and round eyes, green in colour
and set obliquely. Large ears, tall and set high but well
apart. Very long body with excellent substance and boning
with substantial limbs and very large round paws. Excellent
soft and silky coat with a very apparent double coat. Full
coat with a full ruff, shirtfront and breeches. Glossy
topcoat with long guard hairs. Excellent coat preparation.
Lovely warm classic brown tabby and white coat pattern
with a high amount of white. All white parts sparkling
white. Good coat pattern with a strong spine line, good
butterfly and very good oysters. Long tail, very well
furnished. Very sweet and gentle lad with a soppy
temperament, it was a little difficult to assess his stance
today as he just collapsed on the table and purred!!
Caroline Wren
Many thanks to Barbara for inviting me to her show again.
An enjoyable day with some nice exhibits. Andy Finch was
again my right hand man and as always did an excellent
job. Thanks Andy.
AC BSH GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
IGC LEIGHTON’S GR. CH. OLANGAS TSAR PETER THE GREAT
17.11.05 Lilac. Nice head type to this lad. Broad rounded
top with well spaced small ears. Nicely rounded broad brow
and well filled cheeks. Round eyes of pale orange. Broad
nose and a firm, rounded muzzle with a good chin. Level
bite. Broad chest to a cobby body with good boning to the
legs. Short coat which is reasonably dense for the time of
year. Pale pinky shade of lilac which is sound to the roots.
Tail of correct length and shape, just a touch sandy in
colour.
AC BSH GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE: Two lovely girls both
of whom were worthy of the certificate – a difficult
decision to make.
IGC ASH’S GR. CH. JOCOCA PAISLEY PARK 01.11.05 Blue
cream. Neat ears set well on broad rounded top of head.
Good width across the rounded brow. Big round eyes of
clear bright orange. Cheeks are well rounded. Short broad
nose and a good muzzle with a strong chin. Level bite.
Broad chest to a solid deep body with short well boned
legs. Neat rounded paws. Thick tail of a balanced length
with rounded tip. Short, dense coat with a good firm
texture to it. A slightly dark shade of blue but it is sound to
the roots and well mingled with pale cream all over.
RIGC LE MONNIER’S GR. CH. LORASTON LIBERTY BELLE
15.05.04 Cream & white bi-colour. Lovely head to this girl.
Broad well rounded top of head with well spaced small
ears. Nicely rounded brow and cheeks. Round eyes of
excellent deep copper. Short nose with a good break. Very
full rounded muzzle and level bite. There is good weight to
the body but at present she looks rather long and tall on
her legs and the body lacks depth (she looks as though she
has possibly not long had a litter). Short coat of a good
texture which is reasonably dense although she is shedding
a lot. Quite a lot of white in proportion to colour.
The cream is very pale and quite sound. Cream head with
white blaze, almost complete white collar. Completely
white chest, tummy and legs. She has a lovely temperament
and is very well presented.
AC EXOTIC SH NON-SELF (INC TABBY & WHITE AND SILVER
TABBY & WHITE) KITTEN:
1 & BOB TONKS’ ZENDIQUE U’VEBEEN TANGOED 09.05.08
Red tabby and white male. An attractive baby with a good
head. Small ears set wide apart and low on rounded top.
Wide open round eyes which are muddy orange at present.
Nicely rounded forehead and the cheeks are filling out
well. Short nose with a definite stop and fully formed
leather. Full muzzle with a strong chin. Good bite (the gums
looked rather sore today). Short neck and a nice solid feel
to the body which is well grown. Compact cobby body
which at present is a little tall on the thick legs with firm,
rounded paws. Short tail of balanced length. The coat is of
a good soft texture and has quite good density although
today it was laying just a little flat. There are just a few
stray white hairs in the colour. Lovely rich red classic tabby
pattern on a pale red ground colour. Well defined facial
tracings, clear butterfly and straight spine lines. Clear
oysters and the tail shows several complete rings. Red head
apart from some white around the mouth. White chest and
tummy. The legs are all white apart from a small red patch
on one front leg and a patch on each back leg.
AC SELKIRK REX ADULT:
IC & BOB withheld HAZEL’S WYREWOOD CONQUEROR
06.07.07 Black SH male. A nice lad let down today by his
coat. Medium sized ears set well apart on broad top of
head. Rounded brow. Big round eyes spaced well apart. Full
cheeks. Short broad nose and a firm, rectangular muzzle
with good whisker pads. Level bite, firm chin. Good size to
the body which has a solid feel to it. Well boned legs with
rounded paws. Thick tail of the correct length and a
rounded tip. Today he is shedding heavily and at present
although the coat has a plushy feel to it there is not much
curl. He has baldness around his eyes also which detracts
from his overall appearance.
AC SELKIRK REX KITTEN MALE:
1 ANDERSON’S CURLU OSCAR 11.05.08.
Cream
colourpointed longhaired. What a gorgeous baby! Broad
based, medium sized ears with good width between. Nicely
rounded forehead and good width across the cheeks.
Round pale blue eyes. Very broad short nose with a good
break. Strong rectangular muzzle, well padded and the
chin is firm. Level bite. Broad chest to a very well grown
body with plenty of bone to the legs. Firm, rounded feet.
Excellent coat – dense and plushy and it already stands
away from the body well. It has lots of curl, even right
down to his toes. Pale cream well matched points and a
good clear body colour.
2 LEE’S SEWNSEW WOTSITABOUTALFIE 14.04.08. Blue
shorthaired. Nicely rounded top of head with neat ears
which are rather upright at present. Gently rounded brow
and the cheeks are developing well. Broad short nose with
a gentle break. The muzzle at present is weak and gives a
rounded rather than rectangular impression. Level bite.
Well grown body with a weighty feel to it. Medium length
sturdy legs. Thick tail with rounded tip. The coat is dense
and has a nice plushy feel to it but it is rather long for a
shorthair. Having said that it does have good curl. A dark
shade of blue.
AC SELKIRK REX KITTEN FEMALE:
1 ANDERSON’S CURLU NEVE 19.04.08. Red colourpointed
shorthaired. Medium sized well set ears. Nicely rounded
top of head and forehead. The eyes are slightly flat on the
topline but large and well opened. The cheeks are
developing well. Short broad nose but the muzzle is
somewhat narrow at present and the chin drops away a
little. Level bite. Well grown body with a broad chest and
a nice firm feel to it. Excellent boning to the legs and neat
rounded feet. Balanced length tail thicker at the base and
rounded at the tip. Lovely dense coat which feels soft and
plushy and it shows plenty of curl even on the legs. Well
matched pale red points and a clear creamy body colour.
2 FRASER-SMITH’S WOTMORE AZURE 13.02.08. Blue
shorthaired. Large open ears which are set too close
together. Rounded top and broad across the rounded
brow. Big, completely round eyes. Good width across the
cheeks. The nose is broad but a little long for balance and
the muzzle is very square with a pinch at present. Level
bite. Long neck and the body also is quite long and tall on
the legs. Good boning to the legs. Nice texture to the coat
but it shows very little curl as yet especially on her back.
BSH BLACK SILVER TABBY NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB withheld PERRY & HANDYSIDE’S BRIGHTHELM
SILVER GHENGHIS 06.04.07. Male. A good sized boy.
Medium sized ears set wide apart on rounded top of head.
Broad rounded brow and well filled cheeks. Clear green
eyes of correct shape and spaced well apart. Broad nose. A
little narrow in the muzzle, level bite and a firm chin. There
is some fawning on the muzzle. Broad chest to a cobby,
solid body with good boning to the legs. Firm, rounded
paws. Balanced length tail with half rings on the underside
but solid black on top side. Short, dense coat with a good
texture. Lovely contrast between the pewter silver ground
colour and dense black pattern. Clear facial tracings but
the pattern on his body is rather muddled. There is no clear
butterfly, the spine lines are straight but the oysters are not
complete and they are joined onto the lines either side of
his spine lines. A boy of super type but let down by his
pattern.
BSH BLACK/CHOCOLATE/LILAC TORTIE NEUTER:
1 PC withheld NEEDHAM’S ROMANTASY LOU-LOU
20.02.07. Lilac tortie. Nice type to this girl. Neat ears set
well on broad top. Rounded brow and good width across
the cheeks. Big round orange eyes. Short nose and a full
rounded muzzle. Level bite, chin drops back. She is well
grown but still needs to broaden and deepen and drop
down on her legs. Tail of correct length with rounded tip.
Short dense coat of pale lilac but the cream is extremely
hot and appears almost red rather than cream. Reasonably
good mingling on the body but her head has cream
patches on her cheeks extending to around her eyes and
there is also a large cream patch on her chin which extends
on to her chest.
BSH SMOKE NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB SPENCE’S CH. RYMAROSE RAINBOWSEND
17.02.06. Tortie female. A very pretty girl with a lovely
British head. Neat ears spaced well apart on rounded top.
Good width across the rounded brow. Wide open round
eyes of clear bright orange. Broad nose and a firm, full
muzzle with a good chin. Broad chest to a solid, broad and
deep body. Short firm legs with good bone. Balanced
length tail. Short coat just lacking a little density at present
but a nice firm texture. Dense black well mingled with pale
red and there is a clear silver undercoat.
AC BSH COLOURPOINTED (EXC. CINNAMON & FAWN)
NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB ALLEN’S CINCCI ENRIQUE 19.09.07. Lilac male.
Neat ears with plenty of width between. Broad gently
rounded forehead. Well developed cheeks. Round eyes
with a dark blue centre but paler blue outer. Nose slightly
long for balance and the muzzle still needs to strengthen.
Level bite. Well grown body with good depth for his age
and there is plenty of bone to the sturdy legs. Firm rounded
paws. Lovely coat, short and very dense with a firm texture.
Mask and ears are a dark shade of lilac lacking pinky tone
but the legs and tail are a paler pinky lilac.
AC PERSIAN JUNIOR ADULT:
1 TONKS’ ZENDIQUE ATZAR ISBORN 28.09.07. Blue spotted
exotic male.
2 DAY’S GR. CH. DAYZEE SUMTHINSPECIAL 22.05.07. Black
female.
AC PERSIAN NOVICE KITTEN:
1 MERCHANT’S HONEYGEM SUNKISSED HERO 05.05.08.
Red cameo male.
AC PERSIAN RADIUS NEUTER:
1 PEARSON’S GR. CH. AVANTI GEMMA 01.06.032. Silver
Tabby female.
AC BSH ADULT:
1 WEST’S CH. WESTWAYS LITTLEBILL 25.01.06. Cream
colourpointed male.
2 LEIGHTON’S GR. CH. OLANGAS TSAR PETER THE GREAT
3 KEMPSELL’S BLUERAIN MIKENEKO
AC BSH MAIDEN ADULT:
1 BOND’S MAROZKA ANASTASIYA 20.04.06. Black tipped
female.
AC BSH ADOLESCENT ADULT:
1 COULTHURST’S ESSYLT CAMEO-CELESTE 21.07.07. Black
silver spotted female.
2 HAZEL’S WYREWOOD CONQUEROR
3 WOOLFENDEN’S PORTEOUS HIT-THE-SPOT
AC BSH NOVICE KITTEN:
1 LE MONNIER’S MARDENKA MILITARY TWOSTEP 03.06.08.
Blue male.
2 JENESON’S WESTWAYS DILLON 18.04.08. Cream
colourpointed male.
POTTER’S KABENBE LILY MARLAINE
AC BSH LIMIT KITTEN:
1 PERRY & HANDYSIDE’S BRIGHTHELM SILVER BEHSLIE
16.03.08. Black silver spotted female.
2 ANDERSON’S CURLU NEVE
3 SEWNSEW WOTSITABOUTALFIE
AC BSH NEUTER:
1 WIGHT’S KITAMAAT SERENDIPITY 13.02.06. Lilac female.
2 MORRISS’ PR. VINDELIS IN THE SPOTLIGHT 18.08.06.
Brown spotted male.
3 POTTER’S KABENBE SOUL SURVIVOR 26.05.05. Cream
male.
AC BSH ADOLESCENT NEUTER:
1 ALLEN’S CINCCI ENRIQUE
NON PEDIGREE
AC ADULT OR KITTEN OWNED BY UNDER 16 YEAR OLD:
1 WILLIAMS’ SOLO SCRIMBLESHANKS. LH Ginger & white.
CLUB CLASS
AC BSH ADULT:
1 ASH’S GR CH JOCOCA PAISLEY PARK
2 LE MONNIER’S GR CH LORASTON LIBERTY BELLE
3 COULTHURST’S ESSLYT CAMEO-CELESTE
Mrs Jan Molin
A lovely Show and I thank Barbara and team for the
invitation to judge. It was a busy day and sincere thanks to
my very able Steward Mr Richard Lord. He
handles the cats with care and confidence and is a most
attentive Steward.
AC BURMESE GRAND PREMIER [IMP. GR. PR.] MALE:
IMP. GPC POWER’S IMP. GR. PR. MAINMAN RAJAH (27b)
DOB 11.8.03. A super chap, very gentle and well prepared
Head has short wide wedge tapering to blunt muzzle,
good breadth & rounding to top with excellent ear shape
and set. Good profile lines. Profile shows a good
nosebreak, good depth to level chin. Expressive, lustrous
well shaped yellow eyes. Good sized body of excellent
shape, length and proportions, good weight, feeling firm
and muscular. Correct limbs and tail. Excellent, texture and
sheen to close-lying warm chocolate coat.
RESERVE IGPC TIMBERLAKE’S UK & IMP. GR. PR. SYKRIS
CHEZACER (27) DOB 27.7.01. A little shy, gentle brown
boy shown in fine condition with excellent temperament.
Good sized, muscular, firm feel to weighty, slightly plump
body, correct limbs, tail has good shape with paintbrush
tip and only just balances. Good breadth and rounding
to top of head with well shaped and placed ears. Profile
shows rounded brow, fair nosebreak, chin has depth and
sits back a little. Well shaped, large, lustrous, pale
yellow eyes. Close-lying, fine, warm seal brown coat
has good texture and sheen.
AC BURMESE GRAND PREMIER [IMP. GR. PR. FEMALE:
1 IGPC w/h JEFFERY’S CH. & G. PR. KATSPELL
DISORGANISER (27e) DOB 4.11.98.
Gentle,
mature
girl
with
lovely
Burmese expression, elegant, balanced body that did not
have the desired muscular feel and felt lightweight today.
Correct tail and limbs. Good breadth and rounding to top
of head with well placed ears. Good profile lines.
Expressive, lustrous, chartreuse eyes, colour fading. Closelying coat of good condition, texture and pretty bright
colourings. Super temperament, enjoying her day. Sorry to
withhold and disappoint but she was not at her best
today.
BROWN BURMESE ADULT MALE:
1 CC HOPE’S HYPNOS HUDSON DOB 14.3.07. Shown in
lovely condition, super temperament. Good weight
and size to elegant, muscular, firm, balanced body, correct
limbs, good tail to balance. Head has short wedge
with blunt end to muzzle, good rounding and breadth to
top of head with well set ears. Profile shows a good brow
line, good nosebreak and firm chin. Expressive, chartreuse
eyes of good shape & set. Excellent texture and condition
to close-lying, slightly dark seal brown coat.
2 BRININGER’S PREFERE VERISMO DOB 9.8.07.
Unfortunately I did not get to see much of this
young man as he was very uptight about the
proceedings and did not want to be handled and had
to be returned to his pen. Body of good weight and size.
Correct limbs and tail. Fair type, narrow at jaw hinge.
BROWN BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC w/h KING’S CH. CATAMARIAN ASHANTI DOB 7.12.02.
Sorry to disappoint, she was not her usual self today, not
showing to advantage as she did not want to be handled.
Lovely girl for size, feeling fit and muscular. Correct limbs
and tail. Good breadth to top of head with well
set ears. Profile shows good nosebreak, nose rolls off.
Expressive yellow eyes. Coat has sprinkling of white hairs.
BOB RUSSELL’S GR. CH. AYSHAZEN HISFATHERS
EYES (TICA, TGC) DOB 16.1.04.
I have reported on this boy recently, and my comments still
apply. He was sitting in his pen looking very handsome &
composed. Lovely type and expression, elegant balanced
body, correct limbs & tail, excellent coat texture, condition
and temperament
BLUE BURMESE ADULT:
1 CC & BOB JARVIS’S GR.CH. KYMIAN TAMSIN DOB 16.9.02.
A mature, sweet tempered lady. Balanced, medium sized,
firm, muscular body of good weight & size, correct
limbs, tail of good shape with paintbrush tip just balances.
Head has short blunt wedge with good rounding to top
and well shaped ears. Profile shows a good brow, a fair
nosebreak, firm chin of good depth. (Few teeth missing)
Expressive, pale yellow eyes have good shape & set, giving
typical Burmese look. Excellent silky texture to short, fine,
close-lying coat that has slight silver ticking and desired
silvering on face and feet.
2 RAE’S RAEBURASI NARA DOB 8.12.07. Young Queen,
only just adult. Muscular body of good weight and size.
Correct limbs and tail. Good breadth and rounding to top
of head with well shaped & placed ears. Profile shows
a fair nosebreak, chin could be stronger. Faint green
rim to expressive yellow eyes, of good shape & set. Good
colour, texture and condition to close-lying soft blue coat.
3 CHERKAS’S JUSARKA WILD BLUE YONDER DOB 3.10.06.
Elegant body of good weight and size, elegant limbs, tail
just balances. Good rounding and breadth to top of head
with well placed slightly large ears. Profile shows a good
brow, good nosebreak, and level chin. (Still needs to fill
out across jaw.) Expressive yellow eyes with faint green
rim have good size shape & set. Lovely texture and
condition to soft blue coat displaying the desired silvering
on face & feet. Rather uptight today.
RED BURMESE ADULT MALE: CNH PEN 279 which was
a pity.
RED BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB JARVIS’S KYMIAN TILLY DOB 7.9.07. Balanced,
muscular, well proportioned body of good weight and size.
Dainty limbs, good tail. Head has short blunt wedge, with
good breadth and rounding to top with well placed ears.
Profile shows a good brow, good nosebreak, chin sits back
a bit. Lustrous yellow eyes of good shape and set.
Excellent, close-lying, clear, warm tangerine coat has a faint
necklace, good texture and condition. Sweet natured girl.
CREAM BURMESE ADULT:
1 CC w/h HOPE’S HYPNOS MANILLA VANILLA DOB 28.2.00.
Cream
girl
who
was
very
Attractive
wriggly and alert today! Elegant, muscular body, correct
limbs, tail has good shape and just balances Head has
short wedge with fairly blunt muzzle. Fairly good breadth
and rounding to top with ears of good shape & set. Profile
shows a good brow, a good nosebreak, shallow, firm
chin. (Very untidy dentition and sadly she has an uneven
incisor bite. (Confirmed by the Duty Vet) Lustrous,
expressive pale yellow eyes have good shape & set. She has
expressive frown lines. Good texture and condition to fairly
short, close-lying warm cream coat with broken
necklace, and desired soft powdering.
BROWN TORTOISESHELL BURMESE ADULT:
1 CC w/h JEFFERY’S KATSPELL WYANET DOB 9.10.07.
Elegant body that lacked the desired muscular feel today
and I did wonder if she had been calling recently? Good
shape to tail that only just balances, correct limbs. Head
has medium wedge but still shows a slight muzzle
pinch. Good breadth to top of head with well placed ears
of good shape & set, fair profile lines, firm chin. Expressive
pale yellow eyes of fairly good shape & set. Short closelying coat of pretty colourings, excellent silky texture.
She lost points on faults attributable to immaturity,
hopefully these will iron themselves out in time.
BOB HUTCHISON’S CH. IRREP AMONDI DOB 21.5.06.
Mature girl, with heavy body of good size and
weight
feeling
firm
and
muscular,
good
shape and proportions. Correct limbs, good tail shape with
paint brush tip, length just balances. Head has short wedge
with good breadth and rounding to top and well set
and shaped slightly large ears. Good profile lines and level
chin.
Lustrous well shaped and set chartreuse eyes.
Coat has fine texture, short and close-lying with pretty rich
tangerine and warm seal brown colourings.
AOC TORTOISESHELL ADULT: Very close between these 2
attractive girls, Harriet had the edge on coat texture today.
1 CC BOB JARVIS’S KYMIAN HARRIET (27h) DOB 13.7.05.
Firm, muscular body with correct limbs, good shape and
length to tail.
Good breadth and rounding to top
of head with well shaped and set ears. Profile shows
a good brow, nosebreak, firm chin. Good eye shape, set
and colour. Excellent silky texture and condition to closelying coat that has attractive colourings.
2
WOODLEY’S
HONPUSS
CARELESS
WHISPA
(27g) DOB 29.7.06. Stylish girl who has a lovely
Burmese expression. Balanced, muscular body, correct
limbs and tail. Good breadth and rounding to top of head
with well shaped and placed ears. Profile shows
a good nosebreak and chin. Lustrous, well shaped & set
yellow eyes. Pretty colourings to close-lying coat that is
a little long on spine area.
BLUE BURMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 BOB MAY’S ARABRAB TOHUNGA DOB 22.3.08.
Handsome young blue boy. Good breadth and rounding to
top of head with well shaped & set ears. Profile shows
a good brow, good nosebreak, and chin. Yellow eyes have
good size, shape & set. Balanced body of excellent weight
and size. Correct limbs and tail. Good texture & condition
to close-lying coat, slightly dark pewter with
desired silvering on face and feet.
BLUE BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 WYATT’S TYPHA HARMONY DOB 9.4.08.
Good
size to firm, well balanced body, correct limbs, her
tail
is
well
shaped.
Good
breadth and rounding to top of head, well set
and shaped ears are slightly wide at base. Fair profile lines,
firm chin. Lustrous, muddy yellow eyes of correct shape
and
set.
Close-lying
darkish
silver
grey
coat has good texture and condition.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 DEWHURST’S ISAJEN SKAMPAWS MAGIC DOB 15.3.08.
Attractive, good sized boy, strong, balanced body, correct
limbs, tail of good shape and length. Good breadth
and rounding to top of head with well placed ears.
Expressive well shaped yellow eyes. Good profile lines and
chin. Good texture and condition to short, closelying medium chocolate coat. Lovely temperament.
2 KING’S KATSACUTE SWEETTALKIN GUY DOB 13.3.08.
Very well grown and developed for age, and he ha
such a lovely temperament. Good weight and condition
to muscular, strong, balanced body, correct limbs and tail.
Good breadth to top of head with well set ears. Fair
profile lines, nose rolls off, firm chin. Good shape and set to
yellow eyes but prefer larger for perfection. Good
texture and condition to close-lying, warm chocolate coat
CHOCOLATE BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB WILLIAM’S RUGBUG MELTING MOMENT DOB
13.6.08. Delightful little girl, she caught my eye
immediately and I hope she maintains this early
promise. Body of good weight, size and proportions.
Correct tail, neat paws. Head has excellent short blunt
wedge and lovely Burmese expression. Top of head show
excellent dome with good width between ears
of pleasing shape & set, expressive eyes of good shape &
set, colour still changing. Good profile lines, good
nosebreak and firm chin. Coat an excellent, close-lying, and
even chocolate with desired mini of facial contrast.
2 MR & MRS LEBBA’S JEABBEI QUEEN OF DESTINY DOB
6.3.08. Compact body of good size and weight, tail
of good shape & length, correct limbs. Head has short
wedge, with good breadth & rounding to top of head
with ears of good shape and set. Lustrous, yellow
eyes that she was rounding.
Profile shows a fair
nosebreak, good firm chin. Coat of good, even colouring
and minimum of facial contrast, good condition & texture.
A pretty kitten.
RED BURMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 BOB FORTESQUE’S BLOOMERS BELCHAMP’S
BARON DOB 9.4.08. Good size and weight, to balanced,
muscular body. Good length and shape to tail, correct
limbs. Good width to gently rounded top of head, with
well set and shaped ears. Profile shows a good
nosebreak, good firm chin. Well shaped golden yellow
eyes. Good texture to close-lying warm tangerine coat
that has faint broken necklace. Lovely temperament.
RED BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 KEMPE’S OAKENSHIELD ANNA KARENINA DOB 14.4.08.
Head has pleasing balanced wedge with good breadth and
rounding to top, with well placed and shaped ears, fair
Lustrous, expressive, well
profile lines, firm chin.
shaped clear yellow eyes. Body of good size and
weight, correct limbs, good tail shape and length. Lovely
coat texture and condition to close-lying, clear, pale
tangerine coat Alert little girl.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE NEUTER:
BOB to POWER’S IMP. GR. PR. MAINMAN RAJAH
CREAM BURMESE NEUTER:
1 PC RICE’S SKAMPAWS JACK THELAD DOB 10.1.06.
Muscular, hard body of good weight and size, good tail
length and shape to balance, correct limbs. Good
breadth and rounding to top of head with well placed ears.
Profile shows a fair nosebreak, good depth to chin.
Lustrous yellow eyes. Lovely condition and fine texture to
clear warm cream coat with desired powdering on head &
ears. A gentle boy.
BOB BRIMSDEN GR. PR. PURRANZA MAXIMILLIAN DOB
25.3.03. Attractive mature boy with typical Burmese look.
Elegant body of good weight and size, good tail to
balance, has end tension, correct limbs. Good breadth and
rounding to top of head, good blunt end to muzzle. Good
profile lines. Lustrous, well shaped clear yellow eyes. Good
texture and condition to close-lying rich cream coat with
desired bloom.
AC BURMESE LIMIT ADULT:
1 HOPE’S HYPNOS HUDSON (27)
2 WILSHAW’S ROSSIKHAN CENTREFOLD (27c). Very
attractive young lady, stylish and of good type. Good width
to gently rounded top of head with well set & shaped ears.
Good profile lines and chin. Body of good size and weight,
correct limbs tail of good length and shape. Expressive,
lustrous, well shaped clear yellow eyes. Excellent coat
colour texture & condition.
3 CHERKAS JUSARKA WILD BLUE YONDER (27a)
AC BURMESE VISITORS ADULT PART A:
1 BEIRNE’S MINAHTO CHOCOLAT CARDAMOM (27b).
Beautiful, stylish, young queen with typical Burmese
expression, lovely elegant body of excellent size, shape
and proportions, good weight feeling firm and
Correct tail, neat paws.
Head has
muscular .
short wedge with good rounding and width between
Good profile lines, firm
ears of good shape & set.
chin. Lustrous, clear yellow eyes of excellent shape & set.
Warm Chocolate coat of excellent texture, clear, close-lying,
glossy
with
minimum
of
contrast.
Shown
in
fine
condition.
Relaxed
with
a
super
temperament. Winner of the
Burmese BOV,
congratulations to her Breeder/Owner
2 JARVIS’S KYMIAN HARRIET (27h)
3 WOODLEY’S CH HONPUSS MASHONA (27a)
AC BURMESE VISITORS ADULT PART B:
Very
1 RANSOM’S MAINMAN KISSTASTIC (27c).
attractive, lovely head, short blunt wedge with good
breadth and rounding to top with well shaped & placed
ears. Profile shows a good brow, good nosebreak, good
depth to chin that sits back a little. Excellent eyes,
Expressive, large, lustrous, well shaped, clear yellow with
typical Burmese look. Muscular, firm, balanced body,
correct limbs, good tail for shape and balance. Excellent
silky textured, fairly short, close-lying coat, shown in super
condition.
2 RUSSELL’S GR. CH. AYSHAZEN HISFATHERS EYES (27)
3 LOWE’S RUSELLA OCEANUS (27c).
Mrs Joan Smith
My thanks to Barbara and her team for the kind invitation
and the wonderful hospitality. I was very lucky to have John
Blore as my steward, he did a great job .Thanks John hope
we can work together soon.
AC SELF PERSIAN CHAMPION MALE:
GR. CH. BASEY-FISHER’S CH. SYBARIT KARATE KID. Lovely
mature blue Exotic male 2y3m old. Wide round head with
nicely positioned ears, round copper eyes, short nose
nostrils a little small, fat cheeks, level bite and ample chin.
Well prepared coat of mid blue, soft texture standing well
away from body. Excellent bone, deep broad chest, thick
low legs and short thick tail. Lovely temperament.
Congratulations on Best In Show Persian.
RES. GR. MALLABONE’S CH. FINCHFIELD DEVILINDISGUISE.
Handsome young black Exotic just over 12 months old. Lots
to like about him just lost out on maturity .Round head
with well set ears , round orange eyes, short nose
,acceptable bite , cheeks filling out nicely , firm chin. Dense
black coat, plush in texture and standing quite well. Lovely
chap to handle.
BLACK ADULT MALE:
1 TAYLOR ANSTEYN DRAKONOIR. Handsome young black
male not yet a year old. Broad top of head, nicely
positioned ears, round orange eyes showing a faint green
rim. Cheeks filling out well, level bite and quite firm chin.
Coat was well groomed on the surface but under it was
quite greasy, and not a good black colour, also lots of white
stray hairs in his tail and back end. Good build and weight.
BLACK FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB EDIKER’S GR. CH. MARCANDIERE’S AGATHA
CHRISTIE (IMP). A very lovely mature 3year old black
female, my Best Persian last year. Mature girl groomed to
perfection. Lovely head type with a very sweet expression.
Round head with plenty of width between her neat ears.
Round bold expressive orange eyes, short nose, acceptable
bite ample chin. Full dense black coat with every hair
separated.
2 COOKE’S FIRANTY MIDNIGTSTAR. Another very pretty
black just 1 year old. Lost out to a more mature cat. Good
head type with broad top of head, quite well positioned
ears, round orange eyes, short nose, level bite and firm
chin. Good weight with compact shape. Well prepared
coat.
TORTIE & WHITE ADULT
BOB DAY’S GR. CH. DAYZEE SUMTHINSPECIAL. Very
glamorous tortie and white only entered for BOB which
she was more than worthy of.
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BI COLOURED ADULT MALE:
1 CC & BOB HOWARD’S CH. BIGWIG INTHERED. Handsome
red and white bicolour male 2 years old. Out of coat today,
body coat was very presented just a little more attention to
face. Large build with strong bone, thick low legs and short
tail. Mainly white with red to head, patch on body, red tail.
Round large head with quite well positioned ears, round
orange eyes, short nose, level bite fat cheeks and firm chin.
AC EXOTIC SH ADULT:
1 CC & BOB BASEY-FISHER’S CH. SYBARIT KARATE KID
2 MALLABONE’S CH. FINCHFIELD DEVILINDISGUISE.
Repeat of grand class
AC EXOTIC NON SELF MALE:
1 CC & BOB TONKS’ ZENDIQUE ATZAR ISBORN. Handsome
blue spotted tabby Exotic just over 12 months old. Round
well formed head with good width between ears which
were a touch open at base. Round expressive orange eyes,
short nose, good bite, fat cheeks and ample chin. Very well
prepared coat, just starting to moult, but tabby pattern was
quite well defined. Substantial build, strong bone, deep
chest, thick low legs and short thick tail. Very easy to handle
.I believe this ticket made him a champion, congratulations
to his owner & breeder.
AC EXOTIC NON SELF FEMALE:
1 CC BROWN PERCIVAL’S CH. SANDIMAN SOLITAIRE.
Lovely tortie and white, with a beautiful rich coloured coat.
The patches of black and red look like they have been
painted on. Broad top of head with well positioned ears,
round orange eyes, short nose, apple cheeks and good bite.
Coat was a soft plush texture very well prepared, sparkling
white against the richly coloured patches. Not a very happy
girl today.
AC PERSIAN GRAND PREMIER IMP. GR. PR. MALE:
Sorry to withhold, I don’t like to do it, but the Imperial
award is for the very best example of the breed.
1 EMERTON GR. PR. JACANKAT PRETTY FLAMIGO. Lovely
red male just over 7 years old. Shown in good condition did
not look his age. Sound red coat which just needed the
finishing touch. Looked more relaxed out of the pen, but
not Imperial standard in my opinion.
2 STANBRIDGE’S GR. PR. LEEROMAX JAYCEE. Another
mature chap 6 year old chocolate. Pleasing head type, eyes
a little pale with a tint of a green rim. Coat not at its best
again not Imperial standard. Good build has a problem
with his sternum.
AC EXOTIC SH NON SELF NEUTER:
BOB MALLABONE’S PR. FINCHFIELD MAJOR TOM. Lovely
black smoke Exotic just over a year old. Good head type
with a smoke expression. Dense black top coat with well
defined contrast. Cobby build with good bone.
1 PC CAIRN’S PR. MOROMOU TIGER WOODS. Handsome
tabby and white 3 year old Exotic. Good facial type with
lots of width between quite neat ears. Well groomed coat
which stood quite well and was a plush texture. Clear tabby
pattern, white chevron to face. Very large chap quite over
weight which did spoil his shape.
AC PERSIAN NON SELF ADULT NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
1 HOWARDS CH. BIGWIG INTHERED. Red and white bi
colour male. SEE OPEN.
AC PERSIAN NON SELF BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 MERCHANT REMILKAT SILKENDORIS. Pretty pewter
female nearly 5 months old. Round head, ears just a little
open at base, lovely deep copper eyes, lacking cheeks and
chin at present but only a baby. Changing coat at present
rather heavy tipping on back .Very well prepared.
AC PERSIAN VISITORS KITTEN
1 HILL TOPHAM SPARTANS LAD. Very pretty red colour
point 5 months old. Looked far better out of his pen.
Pleasing type with round pale eyes but they were definitely
blue so should improve with age. Well prepared coat points
quite well defined.
AC PERSIAN NEUTER
1 MALLABONE PR. FINCHFIELD MAJOR TOM. Handsome
black smoke male Exotic
AC PERSIAN NON SELF NEUTER NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
1 MALLABONE’S PR. FINCHFIELD MAJOR TOM. See repeat
2 FLINT’S PR. SAN FE MARTIN. Very attractive red silver
tabby & white male, ran winner very close. Lovely balanced
head type, compact body. Well prepared coat soft plush
texture standing well away from body.
3 PR. MOROMOU TIGER WOODS
NON PEDIGREE SECTION
MOST APPEALING ADULT OR KITTEN:
1 TAYLOR’S PADDLES. The only entry but a worthy winner,
very appealing, he purred constantly from picking up to
putting back in his pen. Nearly 4 years old and shown in
AC ADULT OR KITTEN OWNED BY A PENSIONER:
1 POTTER’S BILLY BEAN. What a lovely name for a very
lovely old gentleman, just weeks off his 10th birthday.
Wonderful condition, still had a magnificent set of teeth.
Beautifully groomed and he had the most expressive green
eyes.
2 LLOYD’S ARNIE. Very handsome black smoke showing
good contrast. A large built chap he must be fond of his
food.
X 2 STANBRIDGE’S DUKE. Another handsome chap, it was
hard to believe he was over 12 years old. Shown in
wonderful condition a credit to his owner.
Mrs. Sally Rainbow-Ockwell
Many thanks to Barbara for the invite to judge. My
colleague Mark Pearman stewarded for me on a very busy
and hectic day – just the steward I needed to get me
through! Everything always runs perfectly with Mark and
we have a great time too. Thanks for all your help and
great company Mark, and for my marked catalogue. Here’s
to the next time!
AC PERSIAN GR. CH. IGCC ANGUS’ GR. CH. PALCHINNO
CELESTIAL WHISPER (3 26/7/04). Lovely Blue girl of
exquisite type. Excellent broad top to head with neat ears.
Bold pale orange eyes of excellent size and shape. Very
short broad nose. Full cheeks and firm chin. Level bite. Full
coat which was expertly prepared. Wonderfully pale blue
and sound to the roots – so lovely to see a pale blue like
this. Very cobby body. Short full tail. I’ve admired this girl
throughout her show career, so it was my real pleasure to
be able to award her the highest award. Congratulations to
her owner/breeder on the most outstanding Blue I have
seen for many years.
RES EDIKER’S GR. CH. MARCANDIERE’S AGATHA CHRISTIE
(IMP) (1 28/9/05). Attractive Black girl of very good type.
Broad top of head with fairly neat ears. Bold eyes of mid
orange – good size and shape. Very short broad nose. Full
cheeks and firm chin. Level bite. Coat full and very well
prepared. Jet black, just fractionally shady today. Cobby
body. Short full tail. Another very lovely girl, who was just
so unlucky to meet the winner on such cracking form today.
RED SELF NEUTER:
BOB EMERTON’S GR. PR. JACANKAT PRETTY FLAMINGO (4
26/4/01).
SEAL POINT BIRMAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB PIKE’S CAROONA DUTCH’S FIRST BORN (13c1
8/8/07). Young girl of quite pleasing type – at an awkward
age and with a few areas that she needs to develop as she
gets older. Good width to head. Medium ears held well,
just a fraction open at present. Eyes of good size & shape.
The colour is slightly pale blue, but a deeper shade is
coming in at the centre, so hopefully this will deepen as
she matures. Medium nose showing slight dip in profile.
Fairly good width to cheeks. Bite fractionally overshot. Chin
needs to strengthen just a little as she matures. Coat of
good length and very well presented for show. Golden hue
to back with fractional shading to shoulders & flanks. Dark
seal to all points. Gloves slightly low, but there is white to
all toes. Well matched socks. Gauntlets well matched, just
a fraction short. Fairly well grown lass with good body
length. Medium tail, fairly well furnished. She certainly
knows a few swear words, and treated us to a few of them
whilst judging! Later with mum she was all cuddles, so
perhaps she was just unsettled by her neighbours earlier.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN ADULT MALE:
1 CC PIKE’S CH. ATHREYU OF THE BLESSED ONES (IMP)
(13c2 23/5/06). How lovely to see that this lad has matured
so well. I saw him last as a very young adult and he really
wasn’t looking balanced enough for the ticket, but now he
has got it all together I was very pleased to award. He has
a mature head now with medium ears that are held well.
Mid blue eyes of excellent size and shape. Medium nose
with good dip, just slightly roman. Good width to cheeks.
Bite fractionally overshot. Chin could be just a touch
stronger. Coat of good length and well prepared, just
fractionally shady to body today. Mid blue to points, just
slightly paler to legs. Well matched gloves and socks. Fairly
well matched gauntlets, the right one being slightly longer.
Very well grown with good body length and strong legs.
BLUE POINT BIRMAN ADULT FEMALE: A super class with
three very lovely girls, all of whom were deserving of a CC
– thank you to the exhibitors for such a nice headache!
1 CC BOB BENNETT & NORFOR’S KITTAH POLYXENA (13c2
19/3/07). Very attractive girl of good type and excellent
balance, just lacking in furnishings to her head at present.
I’m sure when she is in full coat that she will be even more
impressive. Good width to head with medium ears set well.
Excellent deep blue eyes of lovely size and shape. Medium
nose with good dip. Good width to cheeks. Level bite and
good chin. Coat well prepared and of good length. Almost
clear to body, just showing slight shading across shoulders.
Pale blue to all points. Gloves fairly well matched – the
right glove has one toe that only has a small amount of
white on it, but it is there. Well matched socks. Matching
tapered gauntlets. Fairly well grown with good body
length. Medium tail, well furnished.
2 BUSH’S CH. TARKUSHA SAFFIYA (13c2 13/5/06). Girl of
good type with good width to head and medium ears held
well. Pale blue eyes of good size and shape. Medium nose
with slight dip. Fairly good width to cheeks. Level bite.
Fairly good chin. Coat well prepared and of good length.
Almost clear to body, just a hint of shading to flanks. Pale
blue to points – just rather pale to whisker pads at present.
Well matched gloves and socks. Matching tapered
gauntlets. Well grown girl with good body shape. Medium
tail, well furnished.
3 PIKE’S CH. CAROONA PIPPYTOO (13c2 21/9/03).
Attractive girl whom I’ve judged a number of times. Not
looking quite as good as I’ve seen her previously, but still
giving the others a strong run for the money – it was very
close for 2nd and 3rd. Good width to head – ears of good
size, just a touch open at present. Large eyes of deep blue
– just looking a touch round and bold when out of the pen
today – but better when relaxed. Medium nose with good
dip. Very good width to cheeks. Level bite. Good chin. Coat
well prepared and of good length – just slightly shady
today. Mid blue to all points. Well matched gloves and
socks. Matching tapered gauntlets. Well grown girl with
good body shape. Medium tail, well furnished.
NORWEGIAN FOREST ADULT MALE:
1 CC MUSWELL’S NORSKEXTREME DESMOND (67 20
17/7/07). Attractive Brown tabby lad of good type. Good
triangular head shape with ears of good size held well. Pale
hazel eyes of good size and shape, well opened. Excellent
straight profile. Just slight whisker pinch at present, but
he’s at that awkward teenage stage, so hopefully this will
develop as he matures. Level bite and strong chin. Coat is
of good length and well prepared. Good double coat
evident. Quite well developed ruff & knickerbockers. Cool
background colour and quite clear tabby markings
throughout. Body of good length and well grown. Strong
legs with back legs slightly longer than front. Well
furnished tail of good length to balance – slight
imperfection at tip, but this was checked by the Duty Vet
and is not a fixed deviation.
2 HERMON’S TIGANLEA VISCOUNT NILSEN (67 31dts
27/7/06). Red Silver Tabby lad of only fair type. Ears held
quite wide at present which slightly spoils the line of the
head shape. Pale hazel eyes which are slightly deepset – a
little small and not really well opened. Very broad nose
showing a dip and bump in profile. Level bite. Slight
squaring to muzzle. Coat well presented and of good
length, showing good ruff and knickerbockers. Well
developed double coat. Mid red tipping and markings and
evident undercoat. Well grown lad with good body shape.
Tail well furnished and of good length. Lovely
temperament.
NORWEGIAN FOREST ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB HERMON’S CLEASANTA RHEA (67 20 8/11/05).
This lady is the mother to the winning lad and the family
resemblance is quite striking. Mum has maturity on her
side, so beat him to the BOB today. She is a very attractive
Brown tabby lady with a good triangular head shape. Well
set ears of good size. Pale green eyes of good size and
shape. Good straight profile. Level bite and strong chin.
Coat of excellent length and well prepared. Excellent
double coat. She’s lacking her full coat at present – with
her ruff and knickerbockers in ‘summer shorts’. Pale ground
colour with well developed tabby markings. Excellent
length to her body which is well grown. Long tail, well
furnished with just slight imperfection at tip.
BROWN BURMESE KITTEN MALE:
1 KING’S KATSACUTE MYGUY (27 13/3/08). Lad of fairly
good type – his wedge is medium rather than short at
present, but he’s at a difficult age. Ears of good size, but
held just a touch tall today. Gently rounded head. Mid
amber eyes of fairly good shape – I would prefer them just
a little fuller, and slightly larger. Nose is a fraction long for
balance, it shows a slight break with a hint of a bump and
slight roll-off at tip. Only fair width to cheekbones at
present. Level bite. Good depth to chin. His coat has a
wonderful glossy satin sheen to it and is very close lying.
The colour is mid seal brown shading gently to the roots.
This lad is very well grown with a muscular body of good
length. His legs are strong yet slender with good oval paws.
Medium tail, tapering to a rounded tip.
BROWN BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB POWER’S MAINMAN KISSOFINDIA (27 26/5/08).
Sweet girl with a short wedge and nicely balanced
expression. Gently rounded head with ears of good size
held well. Amber eyes of good size and shape. Nose shows
a slight dip at present rather than a distinct break –
hopefully this will strengthen a little as she matures. Good
width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly good depth to chin.
Coat of good satin texture and close lying. Mid seal brown
shading gently to the roots. Fairly well grown girl with
good muscle tone. Body of good length with slender legs
and good oval paws. Medium tail tapering to rounded tip.
LILAC BURMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB BRININGER’S KARRIEWHITCHIT OLIVERIA (27c
3/3/08). Super girl with a very well balanced short wedge.
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Gently rounded head with medium ears that are set well.
Expressive mid chartreuse eyes of lovely size and shape.
Nose shows slight break. Excellent width to cheekbones.
Level bite. Fairly good depth to chin. Her coat is a mid
pinkish lilac shading gently to the roots. It has quite a good
satin texture – fairly close-lying, but still just slightly kittensoft. Well grown girl with good muscle tone and body of
good length. Slender legs with good oval paws. Tail tapers
to a rounded tip – it could be slightly longer.
AOC TORTOISESHELL BURMSES KITTEN:
1 BOB WILLIAMS’ RUGBUG CUPID STUNT (27h 13/6/08).
Lovely Chocolate Tortie lass of super balanced type. Short
wedge with gently rounded head. Her ears are well set, but
just a touch large at present – to grow into! Mid chartreuse
eyes of good size and shape. Nose shows excellent break.
Very good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Excellent depth
to chin. Coat of pleasing satin texture and close lying. Mid
chocolate and shades of red throughout – with a cute pale
red chin. Well grown body with good muscle tone. Slender
legs with good oval paws. Tail tapering to rounded tip, but
could be a fraction longer.
2 THOMPSON’S TYPHA HOPEANDSERENITY (27j 9/4/08).
Lilac Tortie girl of quite pleasing type with fairly short
wedge. Gently rounded head with ears of good size held
well. Mid chartreuse eyes which could be slightly larger and
fuller for a more typical expression. Nose shows a slight
break. Only fair width to cheekbones. Level bite. Good
depth to chin. Coat of good satin texture and close lying.
Pale lilac and mid cream throughout. Slight smudging to
hind legs at present. Well grown girl with good muscle
tone and body length. Slender legs with good oval paws.
Medium tail tapering to rounded tip.
AC PERSIAN LIMIT ADULT:
1 TONKS’ ZENDIQUE ATZAR ISBORN (70 8 30a 28/9/07).
Lovely Blue Spotted Tabby Exotic lad of super balanced
type. Excellent width to top of head with neat ears that are
well set. Bold copper eyes of excellent size and shape. Very
short broad nose. Full cheeks and firm chin. Level bite.
Super coat which stands out really well from his body. Very
well prepared – just moulting quite a bit at present. Pale
biscuit ground colour with mid blue markings. Clear ‘M’ to
forehead and spectacles to eyes with tracings back to ears.
Spotted whisker pads. Well ringed legs and tail. Spots to
tummy. Showing clear spots throughout his back and
flanks. Very cobby body. Short tail to balance. A really
impressive lad.
2 ANGUS’ PALCHINNO SNOWCLOUD. Pretty Odd-Eyed
White girl of lovely type and very well balanced. Good top
of head with neat ears. Eyes of good size and shape, the
depth of colour in both eyes was excellent. Very short
broad nose. Good width to cheeks. Level bite and firm chin.
Very full coat which was well prepared. Clear white
throughout. Cobby body. Short full tail.
3 WILKINSON’S DESDECADOS SUNSHINE SHADOW (IMP).
AC BURMESE ADULT:
1 BEIRNE’S MINAHTO CHOCOLATE CARDAMOM. Very
attractive Chocolate girl of lovely balanced type and short
wedge. Gently rounded head with ears of good size that
are held well. Pale chartreuse eyes of excellent size and
shape. Nose showing good break. Very good width to
cheekbones. Level bite. Good depth to chin. Coat of
excellent satin texture and close lying. A pleasing pale but
warm shade of chocolate shading gently to the roots. Well
grown lass with strong, well muscled body of good length.
Slender legs with oval paws. Medium tail tapering to
rounded tip.
2 WILSHAW’S ROSSIKHAN CUPCAKE. Attractive Chocolate
girl of good type. Gently rounded head – ears held just a
touch wide at present, and fractionally large. Super lustrous
eyes of mid chartreuse – excellent size and shape. Nose
showing break. Excellent width to cheekbones. Level bite.
Good depth to chin. Coat of good stain texture and close
lying. Mid chocolate shading gently to the roots. Very well
grown with good muscular body. Slender legs with good
oval paws. Medium tail, tapering to rounded tip.
3 HUTCHISON’S CH. IRREP AMONDI.
AC BURMESE JUNIOR ADULT:
1 RANSOM’S MAINMAN KISSTASTIC. Super Lilac girl of
lovely type and short wedge. Only a youngster, but already
having a really super balance and maturity to her
expression. Gently rounded head with ears of good size
held well. Mid chartreuse eyes of good size and shape.
Nose showing good break. Very good width to
cheekbones. Level bite. Good depth to chin. Coat of good
satin texture and close lying. A pleasing shade of pale
pinkish lilac shading gently to the roots. Well grown
muscular body of good length. Slender legs with good oval
2 BRININGER’S PREFERE VERISMO. Attractive Brown lad of
good type with short balanced wedge. Gently rounded
head with ears of good size held well. Mid chartreuse eyes
of excellent size and shape. Nose showing slight break.
Fairly good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly good
depth to chin. Coat of excellent satin texture and close
lying. Deep seal brown shading gently to the roots, just
showing a few white hairs to flanks today. Well grown
body with good muscle tone. Slender legs with good oval
3 JARVIS’ KYMIAN TILLY.
AC BURMESE BREEDERS KITTEN:
1 IEBBA’S JEABBEI QUEEN OFDESTINY. Attractive Chocolate
girl of good type with short balanced wedge. Gently
rounded head with medium ears set well. Mid chartreuse
eyes of good size and shape. Nose showing good break.
Good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly good depth to
chin. Coat of good satin texture and close lying. Mid
chocolate with a pleasing warm tone, shading gently to the
roots. Well grown girl with well-muscled body of good
length. Slender legs with good oval paws. Medium tail to
balance, tapering to a rounded tip.
2 BRININGER’S KARRIEWHITCHIT OLIVERIA.
3 KING’S KATSACUTE MYGUY.
AC BURMESE MAIDEN KITTEN:
1 IEBBA’S JEABBEI QUEEN OFDESTINY.
2 BRININGER’S KARRIEWHITCHIT OLIVERIA.
3 MAY’S ARABRAB TOHUNGA.
AC BURMESE ARISTOCRAT NEUTER:
1 HUTCHISON’S HYPNOS TIGERLILYOF IRREP. Super
Chocolate Tortie girl with a well balanced short wedge.
Gently rounded head with medium ears held well. Mid
chartreuse eyes of good size and shape. Nose showing
break. Good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Good depth
to chin. Coat is close lying and has a lovely satin texture.
Pleasing warm shade of mid chocolate intermingled with
warm shades of red. Well grown girl with a body of good
length, showing good muscle tone. Slender legs with good
oval paws. Medium tail, tapering to rounded tip.
2 MAY’S ARABRAB TENKA. Blue girl of good type with
short wedge. Gently rounded head. Ears are set well, just
slightly large at present. Mid chartreuse eyes of good size
and shape. Nose showing good break. Good width to
cheekbones. Level bite. Good depth to chin. Coat of
excellent satin texture and close lying. Mid blue shading
gently to the roots. Showing good silvering to ears and
paws. Well grown with good muscle tone and her body is
of good length. Slender legs with oval paws. Her tail tapers
to a rounded tip, but is a little short for balance.
3 ROBERTSHAW’S KYMIAN SATCHMO.
AC BURMESE SENIOR NEUTER:
1 POWER’S IMP. GR. PR. MAINMAN RAJAH. Large
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Chocolate lad of good type with short balanced wedge.
Gently rounded head with ears of good size held well.
Large luminous eyes of pale chartreuse, with a good top
line and nice fullness to the underneath. Nose showing
break. Quite good width to cheekbones. Just fractionally
square in the muzzle. Level bite. Good depth to chin. Coat
of excellent satin texture and close lying. A dark but warm
shade of chocolate, shading gently to the roots. Very well
grown boy with good muscle tone and a body of good
length. Strong yet slender legs with good oval paws. Tail
tapering to rounded tip, just finishing slightly short.
2 BRIMSDEN’S GR. PR. PURRANZA MAXIMILLIAN.
Attractive Cream lad of good type with short wedge.
Gently rounded head with medium ears held well. Mid
chartreuse eyes of good size and shape. Nose showing
break. Good width to cheekbones. Level bite. Fairly good
depth to chin. Coat of good satin texture and close lying.
The colour is a warm shade of mid cream, shading gently to
the roots. Showing powdering to ears and head. Very well
grown lad with good body length and well-muscled frame.
Strong yet slender legs with oval paws. Medium tail,
tapering to rounded tip.
3 TIMBERLAKE’S UK & IMP. GR. PR. SYKRIS CHEZACER.
SCOTIA CAT FANCIERS –
20.9.2008
Mrs. Veronica Brooks
Many thanks to Show Managers and committee for very
kind invitation to judge and all the hospitality; also many
thanks to my steward Brenda Leckie.
BRITISH IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER MALE:
IMP GR. PR. PROUT’S GR. PR. FERGAN MR TIBBS (17)
30.12.03. A big mature boy with an enormous well boned
head, tiny well set ears with good width between. Lovely
full chubby cheeks, a strong muzzle line with short straight
nose, good chin and level bite. Bold, sound gold eyes.
Strong weighty square body, in excellent condition with
thick low legs and big fat feet; good tail. Coat short and
very dense with a super ‘padded’ feel to it, cool clear cream
with a few rings to the tail the only minor fault; a very
impressive chap. I gather this made him up -well done, a
worthy winner.
RES IMP GR. PR. GORDON’S GR. PR. BEAUNOVEAU
COPPERBODLE (40/3) 9.6.03. Handsome boy with round
well boned head and neat well set ears with good width
between. Full chubby cheeks and a broad straight nose,
strong canines which give a square look to the muzzle firm
chin and level bite. Bold well set pale blue eyes. A huge
chunky fellow with a deep chest, broad strong back and
low heavy legs; thick blunt tail. Friendly lad with a dense
padded coat being short and crisp in texture, slightly shady
with well defined matched points, a real gentleman.
BRITISH IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER FEMALE:
IMP GR. PR. CARRUTHERS’ GR. CH. & GR. PR. SCOTKITZ
VISION INBLUE (16) 19.9.99. Good-looking lady of more
mature years, with a strong full head with tiny ears, nice
open expression with full cheeks and a strong muzzle line
– straight broad nose, well defined chin and level bite. Bold
expressive eyes, pale gold in colour but sound. Thick chunky
body perhaps a little plump but with depth and strength to
the chest, broad back, thick low legs and blunt tail. Coat
dense and close with a lovely padded feel to it; in excellent
condition for her age.
BURMESE IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
GR. CH. VERLANDER’S GR. CH. HIGHLANDER HEAVENSENT
(27c) 12.10.05. Impressive girl with nice top of head, ears
of good shape and set. Short with depth to chest and
strong legs; elegant body in firm well-muscled condition;
slim elegant limbs and neat oval feet, good tail for shape
and length. Fine, close lying coat of sleek satiny texture and
delicate lilac colour.
BRITISH BLACK ADULT FEMALE:
BOB only
BOB WADDELL & BISHOP’S CH. DREAMTHORP EBONY (15)
1.6.04. Large mature female with heavy boned head, neat
ears, full chubby cheeks and a strong straight muzzle. Large
expressive pale gold eyes, square chunky body with depth
to the chest, straight back thick low legs and a thick blunt
tail. Dense padded coat sound to the roots.
BRITISH TIPPED ADULT MALE:
CC BOB SMITH’S CH. TEMPLEGATES SHADOWFAX (39)
13.6.06. Chocolate box pretty rather than masculine but
lovely round head, well set ears and a plenty of fullness to
the cheeks. Broad deep muzzle with straight nose and firm
chin, level bite. Square cobby body but small for a boy, well
boned legs, round fat feet and a short blunt tail. Nice coat
texture being short, crisp and dense, with an attractive
even mantle of tipping. Nicely balanced but looking a little
feminine for his age.
BRITISH BLACK KITTEN MALE:
1 (BOB W/H) MCCOLL’S FERGAN VAN HELSING (15) 16.5.08.
Sweet young lad very friendly, still wearing his very large
kitten ears but good width to the cheeks and a strong
broad muzzle. Round eyes with strong colour developing;
firm chin and level bite. Body starting to go through the
rangy stage but well boned legs and round heavy paws,
tick blunt tail of good length. Coat a shade long as
expected in a kitten but dense and sound to the roots. BOB
withheld because of those very large ears; let’s hope he
grows into them
SELKIRK REX KITTEN INTERMEDIATE MALE:
1 MORRISON’S KURLILOX ABERCROMBIE (79S 40/5)
10.5.08. Sturdy looking boy with round full-cheeked head
set on a short thick neck. Slightly curved top of head, wellpadded whisker pads and curly whiskers. Short broad nose
with slight downward curve in profile, slight nose break
firm chin and level bite. Medium ears broad at the base
slightly tufted; eyes could be bolder but well set. Cobby
rectangular body broad across the shoulders and rump,
well boned legs and round firm paws; thick tail with a blunt
tip. Dense thick coat with soft random curls over the body,
tail fur still developing. Very happy laid back young man.
SELKIRK REX INTERMEDIATE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB MORRISON’S KURLILOX ALYSSA (79S 40/6) 10/5/08.
Very attractive young girl, litter sister to the boy and very
similar. Broad well boned head with curved top of head,
plenty of width across the cheeks, medium well padded
whisker pads giving the correct boxy look when viewed in
profile. Short broad nose with convex curve in profile and
correct nose break. Firm well-developed chin and level bite.
Broad based ears fitting into the contours of the head;
large expressive eyes set well apart; thick neck leading to
rectangular firm body with strong legs round heavy feet
and a thick blunt tail. Lovely coat being dense and plushy,
covering the body with soft random curls. A little poppet
and delightful baby, wouldn’t quite fit in my pocket!
BRITISH CREAM NEUTER MALE:
1 PC BOB MCCOLL’S TOPMARX SIRLANCELOT (17) 12.6.07.
Sturdy compact boy with heavy well boned head, neat well
set ears, fullness across the cheeks, deep strong muzzle line
with straight broad nose, firm chin and level bite. Large
bold eyes of sound deep gold colour. Short thick neck with
chunky square body, deep chest with straight broad back,
strong flanks, thick low legs and round fat feet; short blunt
tail. Dense crisp coat of a sound pale cream.
SINGAPURA ADULT: BOB ONLY
BOB MINTO’S GR. CH. SINGINGPURRS HELEDD (77) F
4.10.01. Alert bright girl with rounded skull, width across
the eyes, a short broad muzzle with definite whisker pads,
large wide based ears, deeply cupped and set at the correct
angle. Large bold lustrous eyes, hazel in colour with dark
outline. Firm toned body of good weight and size for her
age, elegant legs, dainty oval feet and a slender tail. Fine
close coat with warm ivory base and sepia ticking, glossy
and gleaming with health.
1 CC GREER’S GR. CH. SINGINGPURRS SIR STAMFORD (77)
M 11.7.99. Mature elegant male with width across the
cheeks, narrowing to blunt muzzle with a short broad nose
and slight whisker break. Large wide based cupped ears, a
slight slant to the eyes which could be bolder but nicely
outlined. Lithe muscular body with elegant legs and neat
oval feet, a slender blunt tail of good length. Short fine
close coat with a warm ivory base colour and sepia brown
ticking; slightly paler chest, tummy and inner legs. Dark tip
to the tail, brown spurs to the rear legs, a mature self
confident chap.
LA PERM INTERMEDIATE ADULT FEMALE:
1 IC BOB EATON’S CALONLAN HONEY (80S 27btx) F
29.4.07. Attractive female of good type and balance;
wedge a shade short for perfection, with a broad muzzle
and definite whisker break. Correct profile with flat plane
to the forehead, straight nose and very slight nose break.
Flared cupped ears well furnished and tufted set with
correct width between. Large expressive almond shaped
eyes; firm toned body in excellent condition with elegant
legs and rounded feet; tail tapering slightly to the tip.
Body covered in a curly springy coat, loose and bouncy to
feel and standing away from the body. Excellent
temperament and condition, a sweet young lady and a
pleasure to handle.
SINGAPURA NEUTER MALE:
MITCHELL’S PR. MINTANDER YOSHI TAMI OHANA (77)
15.8.06. Mature self confident chap with nicely rounded
skull, width across the eyes, narrowing to short broad
muzzle and definite whisker break. In profile slight stop,
straight nose and firm chin with level bite. Large wide
based cupped ears set at a slight angle; large lustrous eyes
pale green in colour, dark outline and cheetah lines from
inner eye. Lithe firm body in excellent condition with
muscular legs and neat oval feet; slender tail of good
length. Short fine close coat with warm ivory base and
sepia ticking; dark tip to the tail slightly dark spine line. A
very well behaved young man.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE ADULT MALE:
1 (CC W/H) HAMILTON’S CHILIPEPPER INYANGA FLOYD
(27b) 24.9.07. A bit tetchy today, so not easy to assess.
Large wide based ears which he’s holding high so they look
a bit close set. Fair width to the hinge, rather narrow
square muzzle; nice yes for shape and set; in profile shows
correct break and chin, a fraction long in the nose. Elegant,
muscular body with slender firm legs and neat spoon
shaped paws; tapered tail of good length. Coat looking a
bit open rather than the smooth sleek look but this may
be because he’s not a happy bunny today. Medium
chocolate colour but some darkening to the mask.
CHOCOLATE BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC & BOB VERLANDER’S HIGHLANDER ETERNAL FLAME
(27b) 10.7.07. Delightful girl with slightly domed top of
head, plenty of width between the ears. Lovely shape to
wedge with good width across the hinge, broad blunt
muzzle line. Eyes large and expressive, chartreuse in colour.
Profile shows well defined nose break and firm chin; large
muscular girl with strong body, elegant legs and neat oval
feet; tapered tail. Coat short and fine, even mid chocolate
in colour; a real charmer and a delight to judge.
2 COOK’S BRAWKATZ TIOLUSO (27b) 17.9.04. Alert elegant
girl with rather narrow head. Correct top of head, well set
ears of good shape, could use a little more width to the
hinge, and muzzle a bit narrow. Typical Burmese eyes for
shape and set; in profile shows nose a tad long, good break
and firm chin. Lithe firm body with elegant limbs and neat
oval paws, tapered tail of good length; coat a fraction long,
having a disagreement with her noisy neighbour which
didn’t help!.
AOC TORTIE BURMESE KITTEN:
1 BOB COOK’S ADATEBU TIGER LILY (27h) F 17.5.08. Very
pretty choc tortie baby with a lovely top of head gently
domed with well- set ears: a super wedge shape being
broad across the hinge and muzzle short and broad. Classic
Burmese eyes for shape and set, pale lemon in colour.
Lovely profile showing strong nose break and good chin.
Lithe firm babe with elegant legs and nice feet; good tail
for shape and length. Cost fine and close, lovely silky
texture and most attractive blend of colours. The most
delightful temperament!
2 EMMET’S JAZANCO BONNIEJEAN (27j) F 13.4.08. Bright
little girl with slightly flat top of head; ears a bit large and
she tends to hold them a bit high, so they look close set.
Slightly narrow across the hinge and he eyes a full but she’s
a bit apprehensive so this may be why. In profile correct
break and chin. Elegant body of good size and weight for
her age, with elegant legs and oval paws; long tapered tail.
Short fine coat with well mingled colours, silky and fine
with a healthy gleam to it.
RED BURMESE NEUTER MALE: BOB ONLY
BOB ROWLEY’S UK & I GR. CH. & GR. PR. PAPAGENA TOM
TUCKER 23.5.03. Impressive mature male with gently
domed top with well set ears with good width between;
good width across the wedge with short blunt muzzle and
eyes of good shape and set; in profile shows well defined
nose break and level chin. Elegant weighty body with nice
legs and feet and correct tail; Short fine sleek coat of
attractive pale tangerine colour.
Val Kilby
Many thanks to my hard working steward Alan Bell, we
had quite a busy day and I shall look forward to the next
time.
AV SLH IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER NEUTER FEMALE:
1 & IMP. GR.PR. LAMONT’S GR.PR. CATTITUDE CLEOPATRA
66). Lovely mature girl, strong and well developed. Very
good head shape and ear setting, excellent curve to the
nose, the chin is strong with a level bite. Well shaped eyes,
good blue colouring. Good warm seal colouring on the
points. Full coat, good light warm beige colouring. A
worthy winner.
AV FOREIGN IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER NEUTER MALE:
1 & IMP. GR. PR. JOHNSON’S GR.PR. PONTABY
FERRAGOSTO 23). Mature boy, lithe well proportioned
boy, well shaped limbs and a tapering tail. The head has a
contoured wedge, the ears are large and well set. Good
profile line and chin depth. Expressive bright hazel eyes.
Good coat texture, rich ruddy underparts and base
colouring. Fine well defined ticking.
ORIENTAL IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER NEUTER MALE:
1 & IMP. GR.PR. COX’S GR.PR. KHERAF RED HOTSHOT 37d).
Well grown boy, long well muscled body with long slender
limbs, the tapering tail is almost long enough to balance.
The head has a medium length wedge, the ears are of good
size and are well set with good breadth of skull. Good
profile line, moderate chin depth. The eyes are a good
oriental shape when relaxed and are olive green in colour.
Short fine textured coat, good rich red colouring, sound at
the roots.
AOV SLH GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
1 & GR.CH. CAMPBELL’S CH. DOTCOM LESTER 64.41w).
Large and impressive young boy, substantial weighty body
of good length and shape, lovely strong sturdy thick set
limbs, the tail is of mid length and has a full brush. Lovely
strong masculine head shape, good square muzzle. The
ears are large, tufted and very well set. Good profile line
and chin depth. The eyes are well shaped and obliquely
set. The mid length coat has a small ruff framing the face
and shows some glossy top coat on the back.
RES. GR.CH. CRAIG’S CH. COURAGE OF GENTLE LIONS
64.31dt). Very large and mature boy, long body of
substantial weight, very good thick set limbs, the tail is of
mid length and has a full brush. Lovely masculine head,
the ears are medium in size, would prefer them a size large,
but are well set. Good profile line and chin depth, the bite
is level. Well shaped obliquely set eyes. Full coat and ruff,
texture rather soft, prefer to see some glossy top coat.
AOV SLH GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & GR. CH. CRAIG’S CH. KASSARO BELLAURA AULAIT
64.31t). Attractive and well grown girl. Good body length
and shape with sturdy limbs, good long bushy tail. Good
strong head shape with a good square muzzle. The large
tufted ears are alert in setting. Good profile line and chin
depth. Well shaped eyes, good oblique setting. The mid
length coat has a small ruff. Some glossy top coat present
on the back.
RES. GR.CH. HAMILTON’S GR. CH. TRELGANDORF MISS
AMERICA 64.31dts). Mature and well developed girl. Long
body with substantial weight. Good sturdy limbs, good
length to the tail which has a full brush. Lovely head shape,
good square muzzle. The ears are medium in size and
complete with tufts. Good profile line and chin depth. The
eyes are in an oblique setting. The coat and ruff are fairly
full, and shows a little glossy sheen on the back.
AOV SLH GRAND PREMIER NEUTER MALE:
1 & GR.PR. BALFOUR’S PR. NORSHELIAN TOR-LARSSON
67.31ts). Well developed powerful body, thick set sturdy
limbs, the mid length tail is bushy. Triangular proportions
to the head, the ears are medium in size and are set fairly
high on the head. The profile line is almost straight, the
chin is strong. Well shaped eyes, obliquely set. Very full
soft coat and ruff, just showing a little glossy top coat on
the back.
AC BURMESE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & GR.CH. VERLANDER’S GR.CH. HIGHLANDER
HEAVENSENT 27c). Mature girl, most attractive. Strong
well muscled body, the limbs and tail length are in good
proportions. Lovely head shape with a short, blunt wedge,
good dome on top, the ears are well set. Good profile
apart from a slight roman nose, good depth to the chin.
Lovely wide set expressive golden eyes. Good short fine
coat with desired soft pinky lilac colouring.
RES. GR.CH. MALONE’S CH. PURFIDELIS CARVED BYANGELS
27a). Another quality girl. Well muscled body with well
balanced limbs and tail length. Strong head shape with a
good short wedge, good dome on top, the ears are well
set. Good profile break, but slight roman nose. Good
strong chin. Large expressive wide set eyes, chartreuse in
colour. Good coat, short and fine in texture, good pewter
blue colouring.
AV ORIENTAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 & GR.CH. HAMILTON’S CH. TRELGANDORF BURNT
SIENNA 29). Well grown girl, good long well muscled body,
the limbs are slender and the tail is tapering and of good
length for balance. The head has a medium length wedge
with good breadth on top, the ears are large and are well
set. Good profile line, good chin depth, the bite is level.
The eyes are oriental in shape and in a slanted setting, the
colour is olive green. Good warm brown coat colouring,
but not quite sound at the roots.
RES. GR.CH. GIBSON’S CH. KHERAF DIAMONDSRFOREVER
35). Very young girl, still needs to fully mature. Well
balanced body with slender limbs, the tapering tail is of
good length. The medium length wedge is a little fine in
the muzzle. The ears are large and well set. Good profile
line, chin of moderate depth. The oriental shaped eyes
could be a little more slanted in setting, but are a lovely
deep blue in colour. Quite good coat texture. Pristine
white and well presented.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY MAINE COON ADULT MALE:
BOB only CH. DOTCOM LESTER 64.41w)
1 & CH. GORDON’S JULESCOON BROGANS DELIGHT
64.41w). Well developed adolescent boy. Lovely strong
well shaped body with sturdy limbs. Good length to the
full bushy tail. Lovely strong head shape, good square
muzzle. The ears are large and tufted and alert in setting.
Good profile line with a good strong chin. Expressive eyes
in an oblique setting. The coat is soft in texture and of
medium length and needs a little time to develop, but a
most promising young boy.
BROWN OR BLUE TABBY MAINE COON ADULT FEMALE:
1 & CH. DAVIDSON’S JULESCOON PHOEBE 64.41w). Well
grown youngster. Strong body of good length and weight.
Sturdy limbs, the mid length tail has a full brush. Good
head shape, the muzzle is well developed and square.
Good ear size and setting. Quite a good profile line, good
strong chin. Well shaped eyes, obliquely set. Coat of mid
length and developing well, showing a little glossy top coat
on the back.
2 CAMPBELL’S JULESCOON WILLOW 64.41). Promising
adolescent girl, litter sister to the above and with similar
attributes. Long well shaped body with sturdy limbs, the
tail is of mid length and has a full brush. Good head shape
with a square muzzle. The large ears are tufted and alert
in setting. Good profile line, good chin depth. Eyes well
shaped and in an oblique setting. Coat well developed and
of mid length, starting to show some glossy top coat.
3 WRIGHT’S POWERKATZ SHILOH 64.41). Rather small and
a little light in weight for age. The head and muzzle are a
little narrow especially at the muzzle. The ears are large
and tufted and quite well set. Fair profile line, good chin
depth. The eyes are well shaped. The mid length coat
shows some glossy top coat.
SILVER TABBY SERIES MAINE COON ADULT FEMALE:
BOB only HAMILTON’S GR.CH. TRELGANDORF MISS
AMERICA 64.31dts).
1 & CH. WRIGHT’S KASSARO TOSCANINI 64.41ds).
Promising young girl. Strong body of good length, good
thick set limbs. The mid length tail has a fairly full brush.
Good head length showing a good square muzzle. Ears
large and in an alert setting. Good profile line and chin
depth. Well shaped eyes, obliquely set. Good coat of
medium length, showing the desired glossy top coat.
2 ROBERTSON’S ESANES THIUTHER 64.41s). Only just an
adult and most promising. Well proportioned strong body
and limbs, the mid length tail has a full brush. Pleasing
head shape, though muzzle needs to fill out a little. The
ears are large and alert in setting. Good profile line and
chin depth. Well shaped expressive eyes. Soft full coat, the
top coat still needs to develop.
3 WISEMAN’S BRAEKITZ DOLLYMIXTURE 64.41esw). Well
grown youngster, strong body of good length, the limbs
are sturdy, the mid length tail has a moderately full brush.
Good head length, just a little fine in the muzzle at present.
The ears are large and alert in setting and complete with
attractive tufts and feathers. Good profile line, the chin is
strong, the bite is slightly undershot. Well shaped eyes.
Good coat length, showing some glossy top coat on the
back.
1 CH. withheld JOHNSON’S HOLLYGRAN ELIEZER 66aw).
Well grown young boy. Strong well shaped body and
limbs, the tail is of mid length with a full brush. Good head
shape with well set ears. Fair curve to the profile line, good
chin depth. The eyes are well shaped and expressive with
good blue eye colouring. Good pale blue colouring on the
points. Soft textured mid length coat, good glacial
colouring.
Good white boots on the back feet.
Unfortunately, the mitts are rather generous and have
white runners which extend up the back of the front legs,
this was my reason for with holding the certificate.
FEMALE:
1 & CH. & BOB SKILLING’S CHEHAM TIGERLILLEY 66at).
Large and well developed youngster. Substantial body
with sturdy limbs, good length to the full bushy tail. Lovely
strong head shape, ears well set. Very good curve to the
profile. Chin strong. Expressive eyes, well shaped and a
good blue in colour. Good light blue tabby markings well
defined on all the points. Good full soft coat, glacial in
tone.
RED, CREAM OR TORTIE BIRMAN KITTEN FEMALE:
1 & BOB. MCGOWAN’S DYFRIG GYPSY CREAM 13c6). Very
well grown young kitten. Lovely strong well shaped body
with well shaped limbs, the mid length tail has a small
brush. Strong head shape with a broad skull, the ears are
well set. Good profile line and chin depth. Nice full cheeks.
The almost round eyes are most expressive and are a good
blue colour. The mask, ears and tail all show well mingled
seal and red colouring, the front limbs are predominantly
pale red with just a couple of tiny seal smudges on both
legs at present. The soft textured coat is pale beige in
colour. The gloves and gauntlets look to be in good order.
CHOCOLATE OR LILAC BIRMAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PR. & BOB KEEPING’S GR.CH. KLAWNIQUE LEELOU 13c4).
A large mature and well developed lady. Substantial body
with sturdy limbs, good length to the full bushy tail. Lovely
head with a broad skull and neat well set ears. Good full
cheeks. Good profile line and chin. Well shaped almost
round eyes, good mid blue in colour. Good frosty lilac
colouring on the points. Very full silky coat and ruff, pale
clear magnolia colouring. Neatly marked gloves and
gauntlets.
AOC MAINE COON NEUTER MALE:
1 PR. & BOB ROWLAND’S DOTCON IMONFIRE 64.44dw).
Large and well developed boy. Substantial powerful body
of good length, lovely thick set limbs, the tail has good
length and a full brush. Pleasing adolescent head shape,
the ears are large and tufted and are well set. Good profile
line, good strong chin. Well shaped eyes, oblique in
setting. Soft coat of medium length, showing a little glossy
top coat.
2 WISEMAN’S TRAPPISTINI SHANAWN 64.44d). Well
grown boy, rather nervous and did not show himself to
advantage. Strong body and limbs, the bushy tail is of
medium length. Pleasing head shape with good square
muzzle. The ears are large and well set and complete with
tufts. Good profile line and chin depth. The eyes are
obliquely set. The coat is full and soft in texture.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN ADULT FEMALE:
1 CH. & BOB MACDOUGALL’S ABYGLEN ALESHIA.
Adolescent girl. Lithe well shaped body with proportionate
limbs and a tapering tail. The contoured wedge to the
head has large well set ears. Fair profile line and chin. The
expressive well shaped eyes are bright hazel in colour. Very
good coat texture, good rich ruddy underparts and base
colouring, well defined ticking.
DEVON REX ADULT MALE:
BOB only MCWILLIAMS’ CH. TAMORIE FANDABIDOZI
FREDDY 33a.30). Very young looking boy, would prefer a
little more maturity for age. Good head shape with a full
cheeked wedge, the ears are large and well set with width
at the base. Good profile with good stop and chin depth.
The eyes are large and wide set. Good coat, short and soft
in texture, well rexed, especially on the back.
EGYPTIAN MAU ADULT MALE:
1 CH. & BOB ERVINE’S NEWKINGDOM CLAUDIUS 78.30s).
Mature boy, just a little uptight and nervous. Strong well
shaped body, the limbs and tail length are well balanced.
Good head shape, ears of medium size and well set. Good
profile line, chin of moderate depth. Well shaped
gooseberry green eyes, worried expression. Good coat
with a clear silver base and underparts. Well defined
spotting on the body, good clarity to the facial markings,
bracelets and tail rings.
USUAL ABYSSINIAN NEUTER MALE:
BOB only JHONSON’S GR.PR. PONTABY FERRAGOSTO.
1 PR. withheld RITCHIE’S PONTABY MANILAGO. Strong,
well grown and of elegant well balanced proportions.
Strong head shape with a contoured wedge, the ears are
large and well set. Unfortunately, the profile line is
straight. The chin has good depth. Expressive eyes, good
bright hazel colouring. Good coat texture, good rich ruddy
base colouring and underparts, well defined ticking. Very
uptight.
SORREL ABYSSINIAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PR. & BOB RITCHIE’S PONTABY ISABELLA. A little
nervous. Well grown girl. Strong lithe body, proportionate
limbs with a tapering tail. Good head shape with a strong
contoured wedge. The ears are large and well set. Fairly
good profile line slight roman nose, good chin depth. Very
expressive well shaped eyes, lovely bright hazel in colour.
Very good coat, good texture, lovely rich copper base
colouring and underparts, well defined darker copper
ticking.
BLUE ABYSSINIAN NEUTER FEMALE:
1 PR. & BOB JOHNSON’S CH. & PR. PONTABY CAMPANULA.
Mature girl. Strong body of lithe proportions, well
balanced limbs, the tail is tapering. Pleasing head shape
with a contoured wedge, the ears are medium/large are
well set. Good profile line, chin of moderate depth.
Expressive eyes, good bright hazel colouring. Good coat
texture, good oatmeal coloured underparts. The ticking is
mid blue and fairly well defined.
ORIENTAL CLASSIC OR MACKEREL TABBY ADULT FEMALE:
1 CH. withheld. BODDY’S EMERPUS TAZANNA 41). Stylish
youngster with well balanced type. Long well shaped body
with slender limbs, the tail tapers and is of good length for
balance. Good head shape with a medium length even
wedge, the ears are large and well set. Good profile line
and chin depth. The eyes are oriental in shape and slanted
in setting, good green eye colour. Good short fine coat
texture. The pattern on the back is unbroken and not
clearly defined, it also has a lot of agouti invasion present,
this was my reason for with holding the certificate. Report
received 23.9.2008
SHARARA CRICHTON
A busy fun packed day was had by all at this friendly
Scottish show which had a very good entry of cats. I had a
very pleasant day with some excellent exhibits and not
enough time to admire or give them all a cuddle as the day
passed by so quickly. My thanks to the show managers,
Sarah and Kate, and the club for the invitation and
hospitality. Special thanks also to both Eileen and Marlene
for their excellent company and wonderful help on the day
which was greatly appreciated.
AC PERSIAN IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
IMP CRAIG & BELL’S GR. CH. & INT. CH. VITA-NOVA’S
DREAMER. A very handsome black silver spotted tabby
boy of three years of age. A solid well muscled boy who
was a true heavy weight. Well rounded massive head with
great width of skull and a rounded forehead. Ears were
small, round tipped and spaced far apart. Fat chubby
cheeks with a very short nose that was very broad and had
a strong break, a small deep pink nose leather but with
good size nasal openings. He had a strong balanced chin
and a full muzzle that had well spotted whisker pads and
a scissor bite. The eyes were large and well rounded when
he agreed to open them for us and had good copper
colour. He had a short thick neck and a well rounded rump
supported on short stocky legs with large rounded paws.
The coat was thick and fairly dense but not at its best at
this time of year as he was moulting slightly but the coat
stood out fairly well from the body. The tail was short and
thick and showed definite tabby rings. Tabby markings
were very clear throughout, being a dense black and
contrasting well with a silver ground colour. There were
numerous clear spots on his body sides and flanks with
three broken spine lines visible down his back. Head
markings were very clear showing lines running over the
top of his head and pencilling on his cheeks. Clear necklaces
around the neck and bracelets were seen on his limbs. A
most relaxed gentle cat who really wanted to have a
snooze and not be disturbed.
AC PERSIAN IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
IMP DEMBSLI’S GR. CH. LINDENLEA VANILLA. A blue and
white bicolour girl of five years of age. She was a large,
very heavy, well built lady with a solid cobby body shape
supported on short stocky legs. The coat was very long and
full and was of a mid blue shade. It felt soft and was of a
lovely soft texture and was a mid blue shade with sparkling
white areas. She had a complete white collar and a white
bib and underside and was mainly blue over her back
region with a short bushy blue tail. The white forelimbs
had blue spots and the blue hind limbs had white spots.
The head was broad and rounded with neat well placed
blue ears. There was an inverted white chevron on her
lower facial area covering the muzzle and with a strong
blue chin and a scissor bite. She had large round eyes which
she tried to keep shut for as long as possible but when
open, displayed good copper eye colour. She had a short
nose with a definite stop and a full pink nose leather. A girl
with a lovely nature and who was shown with expert
presentation.
I understand she was made up to an Imperial today.
Congratulations!
2 CRAIG & BELL’S GR. CH. SHEERBLISS QUEEN OF JAZZ.
A delightful five year old Exotic tortie tabby and white girl
who has lovely type. Body shape was cobby and was rather
small in size and a little light in weight. She had a square
head shape that had good width with neat ears that were
well placed on the skull. The eyes were large and had good
copper eye colour. The cheeks were full and plump and she
had a short nose with a strong break and a full pink nose
leather with well opened nostrils. Her muzzle was broad
and white and she had a firm balanced white chin with a
scissor bite. The face markings were split being a shade of
red on the left hand side and was tabby on her forehead.
Tabby markings were clear with a distinct ‘M’ on her
forehead and pencilling on her chubby cheeks. She had
clear spectacles around her eyes and black tabby lines
running over the top of her head. The body colours were
bright and with good patching showing black tabby
markings on a bright copper brown agouti ground colour
and overlaid with rich shades of red. The bib and body
underside was pure white and she had four white legs that
had patches on all four. The tail was very short and thick
and had numerous excellent clear tabby rings. The coat was
fairly dense but not fully plush on the day as she was
moulting heavily and was lying a little flat since I last saw
her which was the reason for her lower placing. A girl with
the sweetest nature who was not in peak condition today
to obtain an imperial award.
AC PERSIAN NON-SELF PREMIER MALE:
1 GR. PC. CARMICHAEL’S PR. JUSCARI EMLYN. A three year
old golden boy who has open type and who was of
medium build, cobby in shape and who was a little light in
weight for a male cat. Head shape was square, rounded
and smooth with a fair amount of width between the ears
which were fairly neat and had long ear feathering. He had
large round eyes with good blue green eye colour and
showing a dark outline. The nose was of medium length
and had shallow nose break with a full deep pink nose
leather lacking the darker seal brown outline. The chin was
firm and the cheeks could have been fuller while he had a
scissor bite. The coat was long and flowing and had a warm
apricot golden undercoat. The chin, chest and tummy were
a paler shade of apricot while his back, flanks and tail were
a rich golden shade with black tipping that was fairly even
and only slightly denser over the lower back and tail. He
had a full frill framing his face and the tail was short and
very bushy. The legs were short and stocky and had seal
brown paw pads with solid seal brown heels on the paws.
A well prepared exhibit who handled like a gentleman.
AC PERSIAN NON-SELF PREMIER FEMALE:
1 only GR. PC. Withheld HARVIE’S PR. OWLETTS LARA. A
two year old black silver tabby Exotic girl with very good
type who I have had the pleasure of meeting some time
ago. A pretty female with very good classic tabby markings.
She had a medium sized cobby body shape with thick legs
supporting a low set frame. The head is well rounded,
square in shape with a smooth skull, with a clear ‘M’ on her
forehead and well set ears that were small and round
tipped. The eyes were large and fully round and had good
copper eye colour and faint paler spectacles. The short snub
nose had a very strong stop and a small deep pink nose
leather outlined with black. Fat cheeks and a well spotted
muzzle that was showing some tarnishing which could
have been slight food staining around her mouth. The
cheeks had good pencilling and there were clear strong
black lines running over the top of head. The chin was firm
and she had a good scissor bite. Contrast was good
between the black tabby markings and the silver ground
colour. The back had three lines down the centre with the
middle one not so evident and there was a butterfly over
her shoulders. She had several necklaces and bracelets on
her legs. The tail was short and fat and had good tabby
rings visible. The tarnishing on her muzzle and her coat
really let her down today as she was moulting heavily and
so the coat did not feel plush and lacked in density which
I regret were the reasons for withholding the Grand
premier award. I feel sure that this decision may be quite
different on another day when she is in better coat.
CHINCHILLA ADULT:
1 CC & BOB SLEIGH’S STARSPANGLE ZOWIE BOWIE. A well
built boy of one year who had good type and was still
rather young looking but had everything in place to win
me over. Body shape was nice and cobby with short thick
legs and rounded paws. His head was very broad, well
rounded and smooth with ears that were fairly small but
sitting a little open at present and had lovely long silvery
ear furnishings. Beautiful round eyes that were large and
had very good blue green eye colour with a black mascara
surround and with a sweet sleepy expression. The short
nose had a shallow nose break and a deep pink nose
leather with a faint darker outline. The cheeks and muzzle
were fairly broad but need to develop greater width which
hopefully he will as he matures. The chin was firm and he
had a perfect level bite. The coat was of medium length
and was a clean sparkling white with a fully white chin, bib
and underside. The tipping was black and was very light
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over the head and body and only just slightly denser on the
rump and tail regions. He had a long frill and a short fluffy
tail and the texture of the coat was soft, silky to touch and
was well presented. A promising boy with a good show
temperament.
TORTOISESHELL COLOURPOINT ADULT:
1 CC & BOB MALCOLMSON’S RISETTA ROSEBUD. I just
loved this little tortiepoint girl who I met recently at a
show. She had a very well balanced cobby body shape with
a broad rounded rump region and short dumpy legs.
Square head shape with a sweet apple face and good
width between the small solid seal brown ears that had
lovely long ear feathers. Rounded forehead with fat
chubby cheeks and lovely large round eyes which had good
blue eye colour which appeared to be still changing in the
hall lights as she is only just an adult. Her nose is short with
a small nose leather and good size nostrils. She has a broad
muzzle, fat chubby cheeks and a very strong chin with a
scissor bite. The mask covers the face well and had clear
tortie colours of rich seal and shades of red and cream
which matched the other body points and having all four
feet broken. The coat was long and full with a lovely frill,
fluffy trousers and a very bushy tail shaped like a christmas
tree. It was soft and was of a pale cream colour with some
slight shadiness on the flanks and tummy regions. A little
poppet who was well presented and easy to handle. I
understand that she got made up to Champion today for
which I send my congratulations.
CHINCHILLA KITTEN:
1 & BOB SLEIGH’S STARSPANGLE INDIANA. A very sweet
kitten with good type aged four months. Well grown boy
with sturdy legs supporting a firm solid body with a cobby
shape. Good head width for a baby which was smooth and
had fairly neat ears that were sitting a little high and open
at present and which I am sure will drop in time as he
matures. He had large eyes, well rounded with eye colour
that was still not determined and still changing. The nose
was short and had a shallow nose break with a pink nose
leather, not yet brick red, with darker edging present. He
had good cheek width with a firm chin and a perfect level
bite. The muzzle was a little pinched due no doubt to the
fact he was in the middle of teething. The coat was soft
and very long and was silky in texture. It was a sparkling
white and had light tipping that was very even all over the
body and tail. The chin, bib and underside were pure white
and he had a short fluffy tail. A promising baby who was
well presented and with a pleasing friendly nature.
BLUE-CREAM NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB DEMBSKI’S BAUDRONS BEAUTIFUL DREAMER.
A girl with good Persian type who was approaching eight
years of age and still in good condition. She was cobby and
had a firm solid body shape with short legs. Head shape
was square with a smooth forehead and neat ears that
were sited far apart on the skull and which had long ear
feathers. The cheeks were fat and chubby and she had well
rounded eyes of large size with orange eye colour that
appeared a little pale in the hall lights and which may have
been due to her age. Her nose was broad and very short
with a strong nose break and a full blue nose leather and
good size nostrils. We tried to see her bite but she was
determined not to let us see it and was an expert at
wriggling out of the way so it was not assessed on this
occasion. The chin was balanced and firm and was of a
cream shade. The face had small cream patches over her
eyes and cheeks but the coat colours on her body were well
intermingled with blue and cream and were pale and
sound. She had a short frill, good fluffy trousers and a
bushy short tail. Show preparation was good and she was
happy to be handled.
GOLDEN PERSIAN NEUTER:
1 PC & BOB CARMICHAEL’S PR. JUSCARI EMLYN.
SEAL POINT BIRMAN KITTEN:
1 & BOB LEPPARD’S KLASSYKLOGS KATRIONA. I was
delighted to meet this pretty kitten who has lovely Birman
type. She was well grown for her age of five months having
a firm, solid body set on strong balanced medium height
legs. Her head was well rounded and of good width with
well set ears of medium size. She had very good width of
cheeks for a kitten which should fill out even more as she
matures. The nose was of medium length and had the
correct shallow dip in profile with a full nose leather of
dark seal brown. A firm, slightly tapering chin balanced the
lower part of the face and she had a level bite. Her eyes
were almost round and had fabulous deep blue eye colour
and lovely sweet expression. The mask of seal brown was
developing well over the facial area and matched the other
points very well with the tail just slightly paler in colour,
well furnished and was of medium length and balanced
the body length. The coat was lovely and clear, of a good
length and was soft and silky in texture and was a pale
beige shade with no shadiness present anywhere. The front
paws had matching gloves that were very slightly scalloped
but were very well matching on the underside of the paws
and were pure white. The socks on the hind legs were
pristine white and were not completely matching on the
upper part of the foot but covered the entire paw. The
gauntlets were of good matching lengths and had one that
was very well tapered and the other just slightly blunter. A
promising little girl with a lovely gentle temperament and
expertly shown.
AV CAT (NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR):
1 MCGOWAN’S BULLAMOOR SKY DREAMER. A beautiful
blue Birman who always catches my eye as she is such a
pretty girl with good Birman type. Good head width that
was broad and rounded. Her nose is of medium length and
had a shallow dip at the nasal bridge with a slate-grey nose
leather. Good cheek width, full and rounded. The chin was
slightly tapering and was firm and balanced. The bite was
level. The ears were well placed on the skull and were of
medium size. Her eyes were large and almost round in
shape and had deep blue eye colour. Her body was well
grown, solid and with well muscled legs of medium height
with short rounded paws. She had a bushy tail that was
well furnished and in proportion to the body length. The
coat condition was lovely being long and silky and was
beautifully clear, being a bluish white shade with a short
ruff. The mask, ears and tail were a pale blue grey colour
that were matching very well on all the points with the
limbs being a slightly paler shade of blue. The gloves and
socks were clean and pristine white. The gloves were
matching well but set a touch low for perfection and were
very slightly scalloped. The socks were almost level and the
gauntlets were very well matched and of a good length,
tapering well on the underside of the foot. A very lovely
exhibit with a delightful sweet nature and who was
expertly shown. A promising young female whose future I
shall watch with interest.
2 MUIR’S ROSEGARTH SONGO’THE SEA. A seal tabby
colourpoint girl who was just a year old who had lovely
type and was a little poppet. She had a cobby body shape
set low on short stumpy legs with rounded fat paws and a
broad shaped rump. Head was well rounded and with
good width. Fairly small round tipped ears that were set
wide apart with seal brown colour with faint thumb prints.
Rounded forehead with a clear tabby ‘M’ visible. Fat
chubby cheeks, a short nose with a definite stop and a fully
formed nose leather. The eyes were large and round in
shape and had orange eye colour and were showing clear
light coloured spectacles. She had a broad muzzle with well
spotted whisker pads, a strong chin and a scissor bite. The
coat was lovely and clear, being long, soft and well
prepared and was a creamy white which contrasted well
with the points which had seal brown tabby markings over
a brown agouti ground colour. The mask covered the face
well and there was some barring on the limbs which had
solid seal brown from the toes to the hock. All four feet
appeared to be broken and she had a short very fluffy tail.
3 CAMPBELL’S CH. DOTCOM LESTER. A huge brown classic
tabby and white Maine Coon boy with excellent physique
having a heavy, long, rectangular and muscular body with
good breadth of chest and a moderately long muscular
neck. Substantial legs to support his large frame with large
well rounded tufted paws. Head of medium length and
with large well spaced ears, pointed, sitting tall on top,
with a wide base and with very prominent black ear tufts.
Full round eyes of large size had greenish eye colour and a
slight oblique setting. His nose was long, of uniform width
and having a shallow curve at the nasal bridge and a full
brick red nose leather. High cheek bones present and a
muzzle which could have been more square but this boy is
young and only just over a year old and has plenty of time
to develop and mature further. The coat was glossy and full
with a frontal ruff developing. The tail was well furnished
but could have been longer for perfection and tapered
towards the tip. Classic tabby markings were well defined
with strong black markings on a warm copper agouti
ground colour. He had a clear ‘M’ on his forehead, head
lines and pencilling on his cheeks. There were strong
unbroken spine lines, a butterfly over his shoulders and
oysters on his flanks. His bib, chest and tummy were a clean
white and he had short white socks on his forelimbs while
the back feet were also white and had tall socks and all legs
were showing tabby barring. A very regal chap, most
relaxed with a super gentle nature.
AV CAT HAVING WON ONE OR MORE CC’S:
1 MALCOLMSON’S RISETTA ROSEBUD.
2 WISEMAN’S BRAEKITZ DOLLYMIXTURE. A very pretty
tortie silver classic tabby and white Maine Coon girl who
was just over a year old. A well grown girl with good body
physique supported on strong muscular legs with large
rounded paws. Head of medium length with good width
between the ears which were large, pointed, open at the
base and very tall with long ear tufts.
The eyes were large in size, round in shape and were of a
greenish shade and had an oblique setting with clear tabby
spectacles around them. She had a long white nose of
uniform width with a shallow dip in profile and with a full
pink nose leather. The muzzle was white and was square in
shape. The chin was white and firm and she had good
cheek width with both silver tabby patches on either side
of her face. The tabby markings were good with an ‘M’,
head lines, pencilling on the cheeks etc. Tortie colouring
was very bright with bright red and black colours overlying
the silver agouti ground areas. She had a white bib and
underside and her body was long and rectangular in shape.
The coat was thick and glossy with a long well furnished
tail that tapered towards the tip. A well behaved lady
when handled.
3 SKILLING’S CHEHAM TIGERLILLEY.
AV CAT LIVING IN SCOTLAND PART 1:
1 CAMPBELL’S CH. DOTCOM LESTER.
2 CAMPBELL’S DEDANNAN GLEN REDICK. A very laid back
red tabby exotic boy who was huge and very heavy who
was lying in his pen at full stretch and so relaxed that he
just rolled over on his back at being handled. He was just
over a year old and was well muscled with short thick legs
with a strong body and a short thick neck. He was a classic
tabby with a well rounded massive head that was broad
with small ears that were placed wide apart and low. The
cheeks were full and he had a rounded forehead showing
a tabby ’M’. He had a short snub nose with a good stop and
a fully formed deep pink nose leather. The chin was strong
and balanced and he had a broad muzzle and large eyes
that were round and bold and had good orange colour.
The coat was soft in texture and dense, fully plush and
stood out well from the body. Tabby markings were good
throughout, being a rich red over a paler red ground
colour. He had the correct head lines running over the top
of his head, pencilling on his cheeks and spectacles around
his eyes. The body had a butterfly over his shoulders and
unbroken spine lines running down his back and he had a
well spotted tummy. His tail was short and very thick and
had numerous tabby rings and his limbs were showing
good tabby barring. A lovable character who was well
presented and in good form.
3 SLEIGH’S STARSPANGLE ZOWIE BOWIE
AV CAT LIVING IN SCOTLAND PART 2:
1 CRAIG’S CH. COURAGE OF GENTLE LIONS. A mature red
tabby and white Maine Coon boy that I have met before.
He is a massive boy with excellent physique who was almost
three years of age and showing a well built body that was
well muscled and with good boning and a long rectangular
body with strong legs and well rounded large paws. The
head was of medium size with a broad top and pointed
ears that were well spaced and which were sitting tall on
his head and had long ear feathers and good red ear tufts.
The forehead was smooth and had a clear ‘M’. The nose
was of uniform width and was long and had a shallow dip
in profile with a large pink nose leather. Large rounded
eyes were well spaced and had a bold expression and were
a yellowish green shade and were set at an oblique angle
in the face and surrounded by clear spectacles. He had a
very square muzzle with spotted whisker pads and his face
was mainly all red apart from the chin which was balanced,
firm and white. He had a white bib and underside while
his back and tail were totally red and had good tabby
markings on the body showing bracelets and barring on
his legs. The tail was long and well furnished with a
tapering tip. A gentle giant of a cat with a lovely regal
expression.
2 SKILLING’S CHEHAM TIGER LILLEY. An impressive blue
tabby pointed Ragdoll girl who was just one year old and
who had a broad head with a flat top and good width
between her ears which were of medium size and set wide
apart. She had well developed cheeks with a rounded
muzzle and a firm chin. Her nose was of medium length
and had a gentle dip with a slight retroussé tip. The eyes
were large and alert and had fabulous deep blue eye
colour and a slightly oblique setting. Her body was large
and muscular, of a good weight with a short thick neck and
a broad chest supported on strong legs with large rounded
paws. She had a lovely clear coat that was silky in texture
and of medium length. It was of a bluish white shade and
contrasted well with the slate blue tabby markings on the
head, legs and tail which were imposed on a light beige
agouti ground colour and all the points were well matched.
A well behaved girl who was easy to handle and was well
presented.
3 JOHNSON’S HOLLYGRAM ELIEZER
AV NON-SELF KITTEN:
1 SMITH’S LEVINA VENUS. A delightful little blue and
white bicolour girl of four months of age with excellent
type and cobby shape, set low on short little legs. She had
a smooth rounded head with tiny ears that were placed far
apart on a broad skull. The eyes were large and round with
a sweet expression and were still in the process of changing
colour. A cute short snub nose had a good break and a
small pink nose leather. The muzzle was filling out and she
had a firm chin and a scissor bite. The coat was very lovely,
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being long and full and was very soft in texture. She had a
mainly white body with blue confined to the areas around
her ears while the lower facial area was white. The tail was
short, blue and very bushy and she had fluffy trousers. A
promising little girl who was well presented.
2 FORBES’S WEESAMS TIBBY. A six month old brown tabby
Norwegian Forest kitten with good type. A large kitten
who was well grown and already looking elegant. She had
a triangular shaped head with an excellent straight profile
ending with a firm strong chin. Her face was mainly white
around the muzzle. The nose had a full pink nose leather
and she had brown tabby markings over her head and
upper face. The ears were set high and open with good
width at the base. The eyes were large with greenish eye
colour and had a pleasing alert expression and an oblique
setting. The bite was perfectly level. The body was strong
and firm, well muscled with long hind legs and tufted
paws. Her tail was long and bushy and had tabby rings.
Tabby markings were very good in general being black over
a warm copper agouti base colour. She was showing
spectacles around her eyes, spine lines, bracelets and
barring on her limbs. The coat was semi-long and glossy
with a ruff and fluffy knickerbockers developing and was
well presented.
3 PICTON’S VONVARDA ZOE
AV PERSIAN BREEDERS NEUTER:
1 CARMICHAEL’S JUSCARI EMLYN
AV NEUTER LIVING IN SCOTLAND:
1 DEMBSKI’S UK 1GR. CH. & GR. PR. LINDENLEA
WHOOPSADAISY
2 ELLIOTT’S STARSPANGLE GLITZY BOLAN. A one year old
chinchilla boy who had good type and was very pretty with
it. He had a broad top of head which had fairly neat ears
that were well feathered with long silvery ear furnishings.
His eyes were large and fully round and had lovely deep
blue green eye colour which were truly stunning. The nose
was of medium length and had a shallow dip at the nasal
bridge with a deep pink nose leather outlined with black.
He had a broad muzzle and fat chubby cheeks with a
strong chin. Overall, his face was well balanced and had
very pleasing open type. The bite was not seen as he was a
little upset at being handled and we did not want to
distress him further. The body was strong and of a good
weight. It was firm, solid and cobby, supported on short
thick legs. The coat was very long and full and felt soft in
texture with very light tipping that was even over his head
and body and the chin, bib and underside were pure white.
3 SMITH’S WOOSY JIGGLI WIGGLI
AV NEUTER NOT LIVING IN SCOTLAND:
1 KEEPING’S GR. CH. KLAWNIQUE LEELOU. A very
beautiful lilac Birman lady who was an incredible eleven
years of age and who had excellent Birman type. She had
such a lovely Birman expression and was incredibly relaxed
and pleased to be handled. The head was broad and
rounded in shape and had well spaced ears of medium size
and of a very pretty lilac shade. Her nose had a slight dip
when viewed in profile, was of medium length and had a
full lilac nose leather. The cheeks were full and rounded
and the chin was firm and slightly tapering which balanced
the upper part of the face very well. The eyes were almost
round in shape and were large and have deep blue eye
colour and a sweet expression. The body was firm and of a
good size supported on legs of medium length. Her tail was
bushy and was of a pinkish grey shade and was in
proportion to the body length. The mask covered the face
fully and matched the other points very well. The coat was
long and silky in texture with a short ruff around the neck
and was a beautiful clear magnolia white shade with no
evidence of any shading and perfectly presented. She had
good matching gloves and socks and the gauntlets were
symmetrical and level and all were in sparkling white
condition. I was pleased to see that she was awarded best
in show. All due credit to her owner and breeder.
Congratulations.
2 LYSENG’S ADATELO RIVER BAYGAZER. A sealpoint
Birman boy who was just an adult and who had pleasing
Birman type. He was a well grown boy for his age of nine
months and was solid, well muscled with a good weight
and had a firm body on strong legs. Head shape was broad
and rounded with ears that were well sited on the skull
and which were of medium size and dark brown in colour.
He had fabulous eye colour to die for being of the deepest
blue in his almost round eyes. The nose had a slight dip in
profile and was of medium length with a fully formed dark
seal nose leather. The cheeks were well filled and rounded
and he had a full chin that was slightly tapering and
balanced, with a level bite. The mask was fully formed and
was a dark seal brown and matched all the other points
very well although the tail was slightly lighter in shade and
was full and in proportion to the body length. His coat was
very lovely, being soft, long and of a pale beige shade and
free of any shadiness and the tail was well furnished. His
gloves and socks were sparkling white and were both well
matched and level with the gloves reaching almost to the
stop on the underside of the paws. The gauntlets were also
level, symmetrical and well matched. Show preparation
was excellent and this boy had a gentle pleasing nature
and I feel a promising future as he has plenty of time to
mature.
3 RANCE’S PR. BAYGAZER VISION IN BLUE.
Another lovely Birman cat in this class, a blue point, with
good Birman type, who was a real heavy weight with
strong boning and very good substance, having well
muscled legs and large rounded paws. The head was well
rounded and had plenty of width with well placed ears of
medium size. Almost round shaped eyes had excellent deep
blue eye colour and pleasing expression. The nose had a
shallow dip at the nasal bridge and was of medium length
with a slate-grey nose leather of full size. He had very good
cheek width and a broad muzzle and a chin that was firm
and slightly tapering with a level bite. The mask was full
and of a soft bluish grey shade and matched the other
points very well. A silky coat covered his large frame and
ended with a medium length well feathered tail. The coat
was of a bluish white shade and was just a fraction shady
on the back region. The gloves were pure white and were
matching. The socks were level and clean and he had broad
gauntlets which were even in length. A well prepared boy
who was shown in excellent condition and who was easy to
handle.
Mr Craig Dryden
Thank you so much to Sarah and Kate for the invitation to
this small but well run show I thoroughly enjoyed my
Maiden Voyage and also thank Pina Bruno for steering me
through the day making sure I relented and gave up trying
to take over the trolley. Thank you to all concerned.
BLUE POINT KITTEN [MALE]: 1 entry
1 (BOB W/H) ROBB’S RIVANESS BERTIE WOOSTER 24a-Male
10/03/08. Large elegant and stylish chap of wonderful size
for just over 6 months. Long wedge head of excellent
strength with large open based ears set well on his head
that on occasions he could hold these slightly high but
much better when relaxed. Excellent straight, almost
roman profile with firm chin and level bite. Eyes of
excellent shape - although when I judged him he did have
the tendency to open them a bit wide - and of a gorgeous,
vivid blue. (I did go back later and he was far more relaxed
and they were a much better oriental shape.) Excellent long
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muscular body extremely well grown with elegant limbs
and huge feet, he is going to be a large lad when he grows
up. Points colour was of a very dark, slatey blue - too dark
for the standard and even when I took him to natural light
it did not improve, there was also what appeared to be the
start of brownish tones developing to the back of his ears
and the underside of his paws. The pads where of a very
dark purple tone, as was his nose leather. His colour was
my reason for withholding the BOB. His coat was of an
excellent texture and was very close lying but I could not
see much evidence of glacial tones to this. His condition
and temperament were superb and he seemed to enjoy his
day. I will be interested to see how his colour develops.
TABBY POINT KITTEN [FEMALE]: 1 entry
This young lady was entered in my Judges book as a Lilac
Tabby (32/4) but when I arrived at her pen she was clearly
a Blue Tabby Point (32/2). I confirmed this with a Full Judge
of the breed. Upon checking the entry form she was
entered as a lilac tabby and I therefore had no choice but
to “wrong colour” her. Later, I was informed by the Show
Manager that she had indeed been re registered as a blue
tabby and the owner had forgotten to change this earlier.
The Show Manager asked if I would consider re judging
the class and in light of this I duly did.
1 BOB BRASH’S RIVANESS MISS PRIZZY 32/2 Female
10/03/08. Dainty, fine boned young miss who was slightly
nervous but soon relaxed with cuddle. She has a shorter
wedge head of balanced length with a slight pinch; good
top of head with well set large wide at base ears; straight
profile; firm chin and level bite. Her nose leather is pink
rimmed with a darker blue. Her eye colour was of a bright
blue but could ideally have had more depth to colour. Body
type was slender and stylish with elegant limbs and dainty
spoon feet. Her colour was of a mid to darker blue with
cool toned tabby tracings with “M”, one and a half cheek
ribbons and discernable thumb prints not often visible on
dilutes, She shows bracelets on her legs and the tail is
ringed for more than half its length, which was of a good
length. Her coat texture was excellent though I would have
preferred her coat shorter. Overall a pretty lady in excellent
condition.
MISCELLANEOUS CLASSES:
AC SIAMESE OR BALINESE CAT NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR:
2 entries
1 SHAND’S GR. CH. ANDALYN AMADEUS 24 Seal Point
Male 04/06/06. Very imposing young man of excellent
overall type. Strong, longer wedge head with very wide
top and beautifully aligned ears. He has a Romanesque
profile with firm chin; bite untidy but level. Eyes of
excellent deep, navy blue and of lovely shape and set with
an inscrutable expression. Body of somewhat diminutive
proportions that I would ideally prefer to be more
masculine but having said that he is heavy and in lovely
condition. Long whipped tail to balance. His points are of
a dark seal brown with a good deal of warmth. He is
heavily shaded for his age and I would have preferred more
contrast but this was evident and the shading was warm in
tone. Coat texture is slightly dry but close lying and short.
His pads and nose leather were seal brown. Overall a Stylish
young man who I would prefer to ‘butch’ up just a bit more
though at this age I understand this is not going to happen.
2 FRASER’S GENETTA GLENISLA 24a Blue point Female
12/11/07. Petite and dainty youngster of good type. She
has a short, broad wedge head somewhat dominated by
her large rounded eyes - incorrect for the breed although
of a lovely deep blue colour. Her ears could be larger and
have more flare but they did have good width between
them. Her profile was straight and when viewed from the
side she lacked depth to her wedge and could have had a
deeper chin. She has a lithe muscular body of excellent
length and weight with elegant limbs and dainty oval paws
and whip tail of excellent length. She is an excellent blue
colour with soft muted cool toned points and glacial white
coat with minimal tonal shading this is also of a super
texture. She is in superb condition with a charming sweet
nature and presented beautifully.
AV NON SELF CAT: 2 entries
1 LINTON’S SIARUNG CINNAMON FIZZ 32B7 Cinnamon
Tortie Point 10/08/07. Dainty svelte young miss of good
type. Medium length, slightly narrow wedge with a blunt
muzzle; straight profile and firm chin with a scissor under
bite. Eyes of lovely shape and set though marginally
exaggerated which exacerbated her head width by making
her look narrower than she actually is. Her ears are of a
good size but set too close together and could ideally do
with more width at base, elegant body of nice length but
I would like to see her larger overall for her age. Legs
elegant and dainty with tiny little spoon feet, whip tail of
excellent length, her points colour is lovely spicy cinnamon
and all points show breaks with varying shades of paler red.
Body colour of a lovely clear ivory tone free from shading.
Overall a sweet inquisitive girl in superb condition and
excellently presented.
2 CAMPBELL’S EMERPUS HIT FACTOR 38b Chocolate
Oriental Spotted Tabby Male 18/12/07. Youngster of good
type with medium wedge head ideally needing more width
between large ears with good width at base. Straight
profile with firm chin and a noticeably undershot bite that
was also untidy. Eyes of good shape and set but of a
yellowish green. Adolescent body needing to muscle up as
yet needing to lengthen and firm up. Displaying fine limbs
and feet and a good length, ringed tail with an invisible
pip at the tip. Warm toned chocolate colour with a warm
bronze ground showing double broken necklaces one and
a half cheek ribbons and M with lines running over his head
down to a broken spine line, there were spots visible but
many were linked. The extensive agouti invasion on the
pattern rather spoilt the overall impression. The nose
leather and pads were of a good chocolate, he had a
couple of leg bars and his tail was well ringed with a solid
coloured tip. A young boy let down by his bite, tail and
pattern faults, presented in lovely condition.
SIAMESE/BALINESE BREEDERS MALE KITTEN:
1 ROBB’S RIVANESS BERTIE WOOSTER 24a Male 10/03/08
SIAMESE/BALINESES KITTEN NOT BRED BY EXHIBITOR: 4
entries 1 absent.
1 LINTON’S FIORDILISO TAKEN ASREAD 32A Red Point
Male 20/02/08. Handsome young man of wonderful size
for his age. Stylish medium length wedge head balanced by
wide set large ears with lovely width at base. Straight
profile and firm chin- he was very hesitant to let me check
his bite, but we did and it was level. Eyes of good shape, if
slightly straight set - and of a clear, bright blue that I would
ideally prefer deeper in colour. Huge, long, well covered,
muscular body in excellent condition with long elegant legs
and enormous feet, to grow into. His paw pads and nose
leather are correct pink. Long tail to balance. Points colour
well established in a bright reddish gold. The body is warm
white and clear from shading, coat excellent and close lying
in texture. All in all a promising boy of lovely type in
exemplary condition very relaxed and composed on his
throne bed.
2 BRASH’S RIVANESS MISS PRIZZY 32/2 Female 10/03/08
3 FRY’S ADATEAM LURVLEE LEXI 24B Chocolate Point
Female 20/04/08. Well grown young lady of good type.
Short, strong wedge head with good top of head and with
good width (when she relaxed) between her large ears.
Straight profile and firm chin. Eyes of good oriental setting
but of a pale blue not the clear bright vivid blue I would
expect. Firm lithe body of good length with dainty paws
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and feet. Her tail could ideally benefit from another inch,
her points colour is a very dark bitter chocolate with very
little warmth. Ivory body colour free from shading with
lovely coat texture and length a sweet girl enjoying her day
beautifully presented in excellent condition
AV KITTEN: 2 entries
1 HAMILTON’S ADATESH THIEFOFHEARTS 37K Oriental
Cinnamon Female 28/03/08. Happy, well grown baby of
good type with a short, broad wedge head ideally
requiring a bit more width at top. Large ears set slightly
high but when she relaxed were much improved. They
show good width at base. Straight profile with firm chin
and level bite. Eyes of good shape and set and of a lovely
vivid green. Her paw pads and nose leather were of pinkish
chocolate colour. Firm, very well grown body with dainty
limbs and feet. Tail of good length., Excellent warm
cinnamon coat colour, mainly sound in colour, Excellent
texture, although slightly long well presented with a lovely
nature and shows herself well.
2 FRY’S ADATEAM LURVLEE LEXI 24B Chocolate Point
Female 20/04/08
AV KITTEN 6-9 MONTHS: 4 entries 1 Abs
1 LINTON’S FIORDILISO TAKEN ASREAD 32A Red Point
Male 20/02/08
2 BRASH’S RIVANESS MISS PRIZZY 32/2 Female 10/03/08.
3 ROBB’S RIVANESS BERTIE WOOSTER 24a Male 10/03/08
Unplaced SHAND’S PALMIRA SULAWEISI 24B Chocolate
Point Female I5/02/08. Long stylish female of very good
overall type. Long wedge head with very wide top with
large, wide at base, ears. Profile shows a dip and there is a
skull depression above the brow level. Nose overhangs the
chin slightly although the chin is firm and bite is level. She
has slightly small, straight set eyes of a lovely colour. Long,
well muscled body of with lovely short close coat long legs
and dainty paws, tail of good length with visible
excrescence at Body shows excellent tone of ivory colour
without shading, but the points colour is a dark, although
warm chocolate - but too dark for the standard. A stylish
lady but not without faults and these precluded her being
placed.
AV JUNIOR NEUTER: 1 entry
1 SPENCE’S PR. SCOTMAR CLASSIE LASSIE 24A Blue Point
Female Neuter 09/04/07. Well balanced and neat young
lady of good overall type. She has a short, broad wedge
head with ears of good size, set well apart. Profile shows a
slight dip; firm chin and level bite. Eyes of a bright vivid
blue but even when relaxed were rather too open. Her
body is of good length and well muscled with dainty legs
and spoon feet. Tail could do with an extra inch to
balance., Her points colour are of a mid blue paling only
on her legs and paws and the tail was a darker tone. The
coat is of an excellent texture showing shading but lacking
the cold tone
required. Excellent presentation and
condition.
AV SENIOR NEUTER: 3 entries
1 ROTHWELL’S CH. SIMPLISIAM STARTARUMOUR 24A Blue
Point Female Neuter 03/06/06. Large imposing lady of
lovely type. Balanced, longer wedge head with wide top
and lovely large flared ears. Straight profile with firm chin
and untidy bite but basically level. Glorious cornflower blue
eyes of super oriental shape and setting and lovely
inscrutable expression. Long body slightly lacking elegance
because of her extended waistline - but I cannot talk! Long
proportionate legs and oval paws She is a big girl and I did
have to look to make sure she was not a boy as she has a
very strong almost masculine head. Long, balancing whip
tail to, Points colour is a very dark blue although this was
cold in tone and there is extensive cold-toned shading the
texture was silky and well prepared perhaps a touch long.
A Lovely regal lady of excellent type with a gorgeous look.
2 LINTON’S IMP. GR. CH. FIORDILISO APRIL SHOWERS 32B7
Cinnamon Tortie Point Female Neuter 01/04/04. Mature,
serene lady of good type with a short broad wedge.
Adequate top of head with ears of good size that are wide
at base. Profile has a slight dip, chin could be firmer and
level gums (no front teeth left). Lovely eyes of excellent
oriental shape and good bright blue in colour. Long whip
tail to balance with dainty spoon feet and elegant legs,
firm muscular body of good length. Slightly long but close
lying coat Very attractive points colour in a rich warm
cinnamon all broken with varying shades of red with an
attractive nasal blaze. Attractive ivory body colour, lightly
shaded in tone with points, A few grumbles but ordained
to let me touch her and was far happier ensconced on her
throne bed lovely presentation and condition.
3 BODDY’S EMERPUS LUCIFER 41B Chocolate Oriental
Classic Tabby Male Neuter 06/06/06 Stately gentleman of
good type. Strong broad head with good top. Straight
profile, firm chin and level bite. Eyes slightly full of a mid
green set well oriental in shape that he could open wide
when not relaxed; well nourished body with strong legs.
His colour is a dark but warm chestnut pattern with a
warmish bronze ground. He has a clear scarab which forms
lines which run down the back of his head to form his spine
line, he shows a chin strap and two cheek ribbons with one
indistinct broken necklace; the butterfly is evident but has
slipped somewhat and there is a distinct lack of spots
surrounding this. The oysters are there but again elongated
and the spine lines for me could be more distinct as they
appear somewhat diffused and invaded by the agouti. His
tail is of excellent length and shows typical wide classic
tabby rings. That said the coat is of excellent texture and
well presented, although please cut his claws he is not keen
on coming out to be handled and this makes life far more
difficult as he insisted on clinging to the back of the pen.
Sarndra Devereux
It was fabulous to be back up at the Scotia this year, many
thanks to Sarah and Kate for inviting me and the
committee for their hospitality and delightful gifts. My
special thanks also go to Milena Paterson who came
especially to steward for me, I had a great day with you
Milena, hope you enjoyed it too and we can work together
again soon!
AC BURMESE IMPERIAL GRAND PREMIER MALE:
IGR. PC ROWLEY’S UK & IGR. CH. PAPAGENA TOM TUCKER
(27d). Lovely to see an old favourite of mine in such
sparkling condition. Mature, elegant body, well shaped
and proportioned limbs, tail of good length to balance
with a nice paintbrush tip. Short wedge of very good
width, rounded top of head and brow. Distinct profile
break, level, firm chin, correct bite. Well set ears of very
good shape and size. Expressive yellow toned eyes set wide
apart. Short, close lying, bright tangerine coat of lovely
texture. Super temperament, a joy to handle. So pleased
I was later able to award him BIS Burmese, though I must
admit he had stiff competition today.
ASIAN SMOKE OR BURMILLA NEUTER MALE:
1 PC & BOB LANE’S INYANGA CHARV DUTTA (72 43asq). A
shapely, muscular chap of very good size and weight, good
limbs and tail to balance. Short, wide wedge, good
rounding to top of head and brow. Pleasing nose break,
level chin of good depth, correct bite. Well set ears. Good
size, shape and set to green toned eyes. Very soft, slightly
long coat, lies close to the body. Even BCR shading to
bright silver undies. Clear ‘M’ to forehead, good facial
tracings, broken necklace, bracelets to limbs, rings to tail,
solid colour tail tip. A little grumbly, though handled well.
BLUE BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
BOB MALONE’S CH. PURFIDELIS CARVED BYANGELS.
Elegant girl of very good size, weight and muscle. Shapely
body and limbs, balancing tail. Short, wide wedge, gently
rounded top and brow. Profile shows good break to nose
showing a rather severe bump, chin of reasonable depth,
recedes slightly, correct bite. Pleasing shape and size to
ears. Chartreuse toned eyes, good for shape and set when
relaxed. Short, close lying coat of a lovely shade of soft
pewter blue, showing silvering to rounded areas. Very
gentle and sweet natured.
LILAC BURMESE ADULT FEMALE:
BOB VERLANDER’S GR. CH. HIGHLANDER HEAVENSENT.
Good size, weight and muscle to this elegant girl. Well
shaped body and limbs, tail just long enough to balance,
slightly tense at the tip. Short wedge of good width, gently
rounded top of head, well rounded brow. Good break to
nose showing slight bump, level chin of acceptable depth,
correct bite. Well set ears of pleasing shape. Very
expressive chartreuse eyes. Lovely short, close lying, pink
toned lilac coat of excellent texture. Lovely temperament
and beautifully presented.
Mrs Di Brown
It is always a pleasure to come over the border and
experience warm Scots hospitality, my sincere thanks to the
Show Management team for the judging invitation, and
to dear Ian for looking after myself and Grace so very well.
I am also indebted to Rosemary Lenette for her very good
stewarding, it was her first experience of Siamese &
Orientals I gather, but she managed extremely well, I hope
she enjoyed her day as much as I did.
OPEN CLASSES
SIAMESE/BALINESE IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION MALE:
IMP. GD. CC SHAND’S GD. CH. ANDALYN AMADEUS (24)
04/06/06. A very stylish boy, not the largest of males but he
has certainly matured since our last meeting and has a
good amount of substance to him now. Excellent head
type with wide top line and very large flared ears set to
balance. Oriental eye shape and set with excellent colour,
not always seen in seals these days. Almost straight profile
and firm chin, bite a touch untidy and missing a couple of
top incisors but appears level. Long and well muscled
body, very elegant yet masculine, long limbs, tail needs a
touch more length for balance. Dark dense seal with some
warmth of tone evident, some shading over top of skull
but there is still sufficient contrast. Excellent short sleek
coat, beautifully prepared, somewhat heavily shaded, but
again sufficient contrast. Although rather tense, his
temperament was very gentle, presentation excellent.
SIAMESE/BALINSES IMPERIAL GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE:
1 IMP. GD. CC w/h SHAND’S GD. CH. SHIMILEETA
SPARKLING ICE (32/1) 04/06/05. This lady has some very
good qualities but unfortunately her bite is clearly
undershot which precludes the awarding of this high
award. A big strong girl of very good type, longer wedge
with good top line and good size ears very well set. Very
good eye shape, set and colour. Strong profile, deep strong
and almost pugilistic chin, giving away the aforementioned
undershot bite. Long, substantial and firm toned body,
long strong limbs for a female, and long well tapered tail.
Excellent tabby pattern, very dark seal and beautifully clear
on all points, with good scarab, thumb prints and double
cheek ribbons, bracelets which are normally much paler
were very well defined along the entire length of the
forearm, and the tail was excellently ringed. Excellent coat
for length and texture, beautifully sleek and close lying
with medium shading to tone. Perfect to handle and
excellently presented, it is such a shame about the bite.
AC SIAMESE/BALINESE PREMIER FEMALE:
GD. PC FRENCH’S GD. CH. & PR. NEXIS MADAMEWAZEL
CARAMEL (32/8) 25/05/04. Stylish little lady, not totally
convinced she is caramel but the lighting was not very
helpful. Neat medium wedge with very good top of head,
ears in proportion and well set. Lovely eyes for shape, set
and depth of colour. Good profile and chin, bite untidy
with a few top incisors missing but looks reasonably level.
Well covered body, firm toned and elegant, dainty limbs
and paws, tail to balance. Very good tabby markings in
what appeared to be darker blue, although there was a
hint of a brownish overtone on the tail rings, which were
really excellent, and her coat colouring is too warm for blue
with slightly muddy shading down the spine. Scarab well
defined but typically lacks thumb prints. Coat length and
texture very good and close lying. Temperament and
presentation excellent. I understand this gives her the
double title today, congratulations.
R. SPENCE’S PR. SCOTMAR CLASSIE LASSIE (24a) 09/04/07.
Neat little female of very good type. Medium length
wedge with very good top line and large ears well set, but
which she tends to bonnet at times. Almond shaped eyes
marginally straight set, with very good depth of colour. Tiny
dip to profile over nose, good firm chin and level bite. Long
and slender but firm toned body, long dainty limbs and
neat spoon paws, well tapered tail almost balances. Points
colouring a touch dark but matching well. Medium shading
to short close coat, showing good glacial tones to bib and
tummy. Lovely temperament, purred the whole time, she
loved being handled and didn’t really want to be put back
in her pen. Excellently presented.
HAVANA ADULT MALE:
CC TOSUN’S ADSETSH RUDOLPH 25/12/06. A big strong lad
of good type, mature and masculine. Strong medium
wedge, albeit a touch jowly, with good top line and largish
ears well set. Oriental eye shape and set with excellent
colour. Almost straight profile and good chin with level
bite. Long weighty and well muscled body, long strong
limbs and oval paws, tail almost balances but could be
more tapered. Havana coat was really quite dark, however
it did show some warmth of tone and looked a whole lot
better when he came out of his pen. In the hall lighting I
could not justify withholding the certificate, particularly as
his coat was mainly sound, free from ghosting and the most
wonderful sleek texture. Overall a handsome lad who
handled well for such an obviously masculine person.
Excellently presented.
2 ALLISON’S TRELGANDORF TABACOLORD 24/05/06. This
boy had much better colour and would have been my
choice, but for his little problem. Large and handsome
with very good type. Longer wedge with good top line and
large ears set to follow. Good eye shape and set, although
he does tend to hold them a little wide at times, colour pale
green. Almost straight profile with small bump near the
end of the nose, chin firm and bite level. Excellent muscle
tone to long masculine body, long elegant limbs and oval
paws, long tapered tail to balance. Mid, warm toned
Havana coat that was really sound to roots, unfortunately
he has completely lost the pigment on his nose leather and
paw pads, it is such a shame. Wonderful texture to coat,
very close and sleek. This lad was very tense to begin with
but began to relax and eventually handled well after some
persuasion. Excellently presented.
HAVANA ADULT FEMALE:
CC & BOB CH. TRELGANDORF BURNT SIENNA 24/05/06. A
quality lady of very good type and style. Even and well
balanced medium wedge with very good top of head and
large ears very well set. Good shape and set to eyes with
typical Havana expression and olive green colour. Good
profile and firm chin with level bite. Well covered and firm
toned body of good length, slender limbs and neat paws,
tapered tail needs an inch to balance. Coat colour a trifle
dark but is rich and warm in tone, soundness mainly good,
just a touch paler at the roots on the lower sides, a little
longer than ideal, but texture generally good. A very
friendly lady excellently presented.
FOREIGN WHITE ADULT:
1 CC w/h GIBSON’S CH. KERAF DIAMONDSRFOREVER
07/07/07. A very dainty lady, small for an adult and
immature looking for her age. Medium length head quite
stylish, with very good top line and large ears well set. Oval
shape to eyes, rather straight set and with a mournful
expression, colour good. Profile uneven with dip centre
nose, chin and bite okay, pinch to muzzle. Very long,
narrow and rather light-weight body, persistent calling
perhaps? Long dainty limbs and neat paws, tail almost
balances. Clean white coat, but very soft fine and a little
fluffy today. Not very happy with her neighbour but
handled fairly well. Pen presentation excellent.
ORIENTAL CLASSIC/MACKEREL TABBY NEUTER:
PC & BOB BODDY’S EMERPUS LUCIFER. (41b) 06/06/06. A
big lad of good overall type. Strongish head with good top
line and good sized ears well set. Oriental eye shape and
set with good clear mid green colour. Almost straight
profile with good depth of chin and level bite. Excellent
substance to long strong body, strong boned limbs and oval
paws, long tapered tail to balance. Generally good Classic
coat pattern with all elements present and fairly well
defined, would like a little more distinct spotting in the
butterfly, but spine lines good and oysters nicely oval and
complete. There is a little agouti invasion of the pattern
areas but it is reasonably sound, the colour is slightly dark
but shows warmth of tone and the ground colouring is
correct. Coat texture excellent, very short and sleek. Rather
naughty, we just about managed to handle him. Excellently
presented.
SEAL POINT SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
CC VANNINI’S CH. LACASA STRACCIATELLA 11/11/06.
Beautiful lady, lovely type and style, and with very good
substance. Excellent head with wide top line and very large
flyaway ears excellently set. Oriental eye shape and set with
wicked expression and good depth of colour. Almost
straight profile, good chin and bite, even lines to muzzle
slightly spoilt by a pinch, it was this tiny difference that
decided the BOB between her and the male today.
Excellent substance and tone to long body, long elegant
limbs and spoon paws, whip tail need a touch more length
to balance. Very dark and slightly cool toned seal points.
Medium shading to pale fawn coat of very good length
and texture. Handled fairly well, although she had a few
rude things to say for herself. Excellently presented.
Judged for BOB & awarded SHAND’S GD. CH. ANDALYN
AMADEUS (24) 04/06/06
BLUE POINT SIAMESE ADULT FEMALE:
1 CC w/h FRENCH’S CALIGANZA CHANSON DAMOUR
10/12/07. What a beautiful little queen, very stylish indeed,
unfortunately she is rather small for an adult, I might have
been tempted to forgive her this but she also had one or
two other problems that precluded the certificate. Super
head with lovely wide top and huge butterfly ears
beautifully set. Oriental eye shape and set with excellent
expression and very good depth of colour and brilliance of
tone. Strong roman profile and firm chin with level bite.
Long and dainty body with weight appropriate to size,
long slender limbs and spoon paws, good length tail to
balance. Unfortunately she has a small but visible deviation
at the tip and a less obvious, but nevertheless present, bend
half way along it, what a shame. Points colour on the dark
side of blue, coat colour fairly glacial with light blue
shading over the back, length and texture generally good.
The sweetest temperament, a very friendly lady, excellently
presented.
2 FRASER’S GENETTA GLENISLA 12/11/07. A dear little
queen of overall good type but immature and kittenish as
yet. Medium length wedge rather unbalanced, top line
good and ear size in proportion but setting a little upright.
Eyes rather full and wide, lacking Siamese expression but
colour very good. Almost straight profile, chin lines up
nicely but could be a little deeper, bite level. Body long
and slender, well covered and fairly firm toned, slender
limbs and neat paws, tail just about balances. Superb points
colouring, soft cool blue – a joy to see, almost matching in
tone. Excellent coat qualities, showing very good glacial
tones with the bare minimum of soft blue shading down
the spine and with very good, sleek close texture. A most
endearing lady, very easy to handle and beautifully
presented in a snug nest.
CHOCOLATE POINT SIAMESE KITTEN FEMALE:
1 BOB w/h SHAND’S PALMIRA SULUWEISI 15/02/08. A well
grown female of very good type. Shorter wedge with very
good top of head and large flared ears set to balance. Eyes
rather exaggerated in shape and deep set, colour good.
Undulating profile with marked dips above the brow line
and centre nose – I would have forgiven this in a small
kitten but at 7 months they are less likely to straighten,
chin and bite okay. Weighty body of good length, elegant
limbs and neat paws, tapered tail is rather blunt and
slightly knobbly at the tip. Points colour dark and rather
cool in tone with brindled tail and mask. Un-shaded ivory
coat of very good length and texture. A very sweet person
but too many problems for the BOB today. Excellently
presented.
2 FRY’S ADATEAM LURVLEE LEXI 20/04/08. Well grown
and of good type generally. Medium length wedge with
good top line and good sized ears well set. Oriental shape
and set to eyes, colour needs more depth. Dip to profile
centre nose, chin and bite okay. Long firm toned and
weighty body, dainty limbs and spoon paws, whip tail
needs an inch to balance. Points colouring very dark,
showing a little warmth but not correct for SOP. Un-shaded
ivory coat with lovely close texture. Excellent to handle
and excellent presentation.
TORTIE POINT SIAMESE NEUTER:
PC & BOB LINTON’S GD. CH. FIORDILISO APRIL SHOWERS
01/04/04. A mature lady of very good type. Broad medium
wedge with very good top of head and large open based
ears very well set. Good shape and set to eyes of mid blue
colour. Almost straight profile with firm chin, bite lacks
incisors and bottom jaw does look slightly under, but
without teeth who knows? Elegant body of good length
and substance, slender limbs and neat paws, tapered tail
almost balances. Warm cinnamon tortie points well
mingled, ideally I would like to see the tortie mingling a
little warmer in tone, it is generally quite pale, only the ears
show a little mid red. Coat length good, it was slightly soft
and open over lower back today, shading to the minimum
thus impressive contrast for a mature tortie. Handled well
but let us know exactly what she thought of us – which
wasn’t much I suspect. Excellently presented.
TABBY POINT SIAMESE NEUTER FEMALE:
PC & BOB FRENCH’S GD. CH. & PR. NEXIS MADAMEWAZEL
CARAMEL (32/8) 25/05/04
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A BEGINNER’S GUIDE
TO CAT GENETICS
By
Anthony Nichols
Part 8:
Dilute
Genetic Symbols: d
he dilute gene is one
of the ancient genetic
mutations which have
been present in the cat’s
gene pool for many
centuries. It alters the
palette of rich, dense
colours seen in cats
changing them into paler,
more delicate, pastel
versions. It dilutes black
into blue, chocolate into
lilac, cinnamon into fawn
and red into cream. The
different versions of a gene
are called its alleles; with
this gene the dominant
allele creates the dense
colours and is represented
by the capital letter D. The
dilute allele is recessive so
represented by the little d.
Only when the gene pair
for this particular gene has
two of the recessive dilute
alleles (dd) does the cat
become dilute. This means
that two dilute cats bred
together can only produce
more dilutes, and that
dense coloured cats can
sometimes carry the dilute
gene.
Geneticists tell us that the
gene works by altering a
protein called
melanophilin, which
controls the way in which
pigment granules are
deposited into growing
hairs. They become more
clumped together and
unevenly distributed
creating the optical effect of
T
the paler, more diffuse
colour. This normally gives a
lighter, softer, slightly dusty
looking caste to the coat. In
some cases the clumping of
the pigment leaves the ends
of the hairs un-pigmented,
giving them the appearance
of being tipped with a
silvery sheen.
There is considerable
variation in the colouration
of dilute cats. Some blues
can have a dark blue slate
or indigo colour, while
others are a pale dusty
blue/grey. The same is true
of lilacs, fawns and creams.
Lilac is a lighter frosty dovegrey with pinkish tones,
while fawn is lighter again
varying from a rosy
mushroom to a sandy beige
colour with pale, dusty
cocoa tones. Cream varies
from a buff dun to a light
yellowish creamy colour.
Nuances
Adding pattern also creates
interesting nuances of
colour. A blue tabby can
have a warm oatmeal base
colour in between its
stripes, whilst in others the
base is a pale buff fawn or
even mushroom. This partly
depends on the breed of cat
and the presence of
polygenes for rufousing the many genes contributing
to a warmer colour. The
contrast between top and
base colour is best shown
Korat
off by a Blue Abyssinian,
which can appear to be
oatmeal on the underside of
the cat’s body and blue on
top. Combining dilute
colours with colourpoint
gives very delicate
colouration, especially in
the subtle Cream Point,
which is the slowest of all
the colourpoint varieties to
‘colour up’. The tone of a
dilute colour is changed in
the Burmese by that breed’s
special colour restriction
gene, which reduces the
Russian Blue
amount of pigment; Lilac,
Blue or Cream Burmese
have a marvellously clear
colour.
The most famous
examples of pedigree cats
with the dilute gene are the
Russian Blue and the Korat.
The Russian Blue has a
clear, medium blue
throughout the coat, with a
distinct silvery sheen, while
the Korat has lots of silver
tipping giving a shine to the
close-lying coat, which can
be any shade of blue.
FIRST VICTORY FOR CHARITIES IN
CREDIT CRUNCH LEGAL CHALLENGE
ewly-formed charities’ action group, Save Our
Savings has secured its first victory today as the
announcement was made that they will have a
place on the Creditors’ Committee for UK bank
Kaupthing Singer and Friedlander (KSF) that was put into
administration in October this year.
Save Our Savings, which is led by Cats Protection and
Naomi House Children’s Hospice, represents 27 charities
that collectively have a potential loss of £50 million due to
the collapse of the Icelandic-owned bank. The group has
been formed to increase awareness of this issue and to
ensure that charities have a bigger voice as they campaign
for the return of their funds.
It is very unusual to have charities involved in an
administration process of this nature and scale, and the
situation they find themselves in at this current time is
unique.
Dominic Sullivan, Cats Protection’s Director of Legal
Services who helped form the action group, said: ‘Charities
that have been affected by the collapse of KSF are now
working together so that we can present a united front in
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the battle to secure the recovery of charitable funds.
‘Now that we have secured our place on the creditors
committee we have access to more information and will be
able to address questions directly to the administrators of
KSF, Ernst and Young.’
Cats Protection is the UK’s leading cat welfare charity,
helping 157,000 cats and kittens each year. The charity
relies on 6,800 volunteers and 500 staff, to carry out vital
cat rehoming and welfare work, and has been in existence
for over 80 years.
The charity has £11.2 million frozen with KSF, and new
capital projects have been put on hold. For every one cat
in the charity’s care there are many more waiting to come
in, hence Cats Protection has plans to build new cat
Adoption Centres at Lisburn, in Northern Ireland and
Gildersome, Yorkshire. Both these projects are currently at
risk.
Over 25 charities have come together and formed the
action group Save Our Savings, and are now looking into
ways of putting the charities case to the Government in the
hope of securing the return of all charitable funds.
Lilac Burmese
• Naomi House is the children’s hospice for
Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, the Isle of
Wight, Wiltshire, West Sussex and Surrey.
The charity helps over 220 children with
life-limiting conditions and supports their
,
families. Naomi House offers respite care
end of life care and bereavement support.
More information can be found at
www.naomihouse.org.uk
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'Santa Baby, slip a Cat House
under the tree for me...'
STAR
TURN I
Dear Santa,
t has been some years since I last wrote to you and I know that you and
all your elves are busy making 5 million Wii's and pink laptops but I
wondered if you could spare a moment to listen to my request. After all, I
haven't asked for much the last few years except for the odd DVD and a
pond liner which I seem to remember didn't arrive, so under those
circumstances I reckon I am in line for a bumper haul this year.
My requests may seem a little different from your normal run of deliveries but as my son when he
was younger confidently informed me that you could 'supply anything' I thought I would give it a
whirl.
You see my old cat house has got rather old and cramped. It was never well built in the first place,
coming as it did from a local shed supplier not known for the skill of their carpentry and it is now
looking somewhat worse for wear. Certainly not the sort of place you want to take visitors.
Therefore I wondered if you would mind removing the old one and replacing it with a shiny new
model?
The concrete apron is already there so I don't expect you or your elves to be laying concrete at 3am,
waking the neighbours and getting it all over your nice red coat. However, if one of your elves has Part
P certification, maybe they could see their way clear to running an electricity cable from the garage
into the new cattery. There is an old trench there so you can dig that up and use that, if you don't mind.
The cat house needs to be at least 10 foot by 12, with a stable door, a large opening window, a
framed wire inner door and window cover to keep out the flies and local moggy toms and an extractor
fan. I did tell my other half that 8 by 12 foot would do but on mature reflection have now decided that
size does matter after all.
The shed also needs to be insulated, 5cm on the walls and ten on the roof would do, topped off with
vinyl faced hardboard that I can wipe clean. I will also need a work bench under the window, some nice
tasteful vinyl floor covering and a heater. While you are about it a standpipe outside the shed would be
very helpful and stop me having to trek up and down the garden everytime I want to fill the water bowls.
Of course if you also bring me an automatic watering system that would be even better. Just make sure it
is one that doesn't leak!
Obviously I can't put all those nasty old holding pens into a nice new cattery, so a new set of purposebuilt holding pens would be greatly appreciated, as many as can be comfortably fitted in. I have attached
a plan to help you with the lay out.. The walls of the pens will need lining with either aluminium or
perspex sheet. I am aware that this may not be available where you come from but they do stock it down
the local DIY store. It probably won't be open but I am sure that with your ability for getting into small
spaces you shouldn't have too much trouble breaking in - oops sorry - gaining access. I don't think you
need worry about the CCTV cameras, I doubt our local police's jurisdiction stretches as far as the North
Pole. Of course, their sale may have already started so then you will be able to purchase the items you
need quite legally. While you are about it you can pick up a tin of blue paint to paint the outside of the
pens with.
When the pens are ready you will need to transfer all the cats to the pens indicated so that you can take
away the old ones. It is now a legal requirement that suppliers of white goods take away the old ones and I
see no reason why this shouldn't also apply to old sheds and pens. Please be careful to put the cats into the
pens indicated and don't mix them up. We wouldn't want any unplanned litters would we? Anyway, it’ll
only annoy the queens’ owners who’ve paid for my top boy’s stud fees and they don’t want my old
ginger/red tabby boy Gnasher behind their new kittens, because his face isn’t typey enough (and there was
some doubt over his parentage, not that I put that on his pedigree, of course.).
Please feel free to let your Reindeer graze the back garden. It has got rather unkempt since we have had
the builders in and it could do with it. However please be careful that they don't fall down the big hole. I
know it looks like a beast trap but actually that is my pond, waiting for the liner that you forgot to deliver
last Christmas.
As regards the other presents on my list, a month's supply of good quality cat food (tins and
dry) would be good, preferably contained in one of those nice plastic storage lockers, also an
original edition of Grace Pond’s book ‘Observer’s Book Of Cats’. This has been out of print for
donkey's years so you may have to pick one up while visiting other houses on your rounds. I
could give you a few pointers as to where you could find a copy.
Last, but not least I would be grateful if you could also supply Brad Pitt, preferably wearing
the nice little number he wore in Troy!
Happy Christmas!, (A. Storey)
Are Cats Better Than Men?
Cats mature as they get older
Cats look good with hairy backs
Cats look as good in the morning as when they
went to bed
Cats never comment on the size of your bum
Cats love cuddling with you even if the
football is on
Cats can entertain themselves for hours with just one toy
Cats do their own washing
Cats don't need expensive aftershaves to impress
Cats like to "help" with changing bed linen
Cats love you whether you're tall or short, fat or thin,
old or young, fashion-conscious or not.
I could add more........
but I'll leave the decision to you !!!!
(J. Frost, Sutton Coldfield)
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alling in sick to work makes me
uncomfortable. No matter how legitimate
my excuse, I always get the feeling that my
boss thinks I'm lying.
On one recent occasion, I had a valid reason but lied
anyway, because the truth was just too darned
humiliating. I simply mentioned that I had sustained a
head injury, and I hoped I would feel up to coming in the
next day. By then, I reasoned, I could think up a doozy to explain
the bandage on the top of my head. The accident occurred
mainly because I had given in to my wife's wishes to adopt a
cute little kitty.
Initially, the new acquisition was no problem.
Then one morning, I was taking my shower after breakfast when I heard my wife, Deb, call
out to me from the kitchen.
'Honey! The garbage disposal is dead again. Please come reset it.'
'You know where the button is,' I protested through the shower pitter-pa tter and steam. 'Reset it
yourself!'
'But I'm scared!' she persisted. 'What if it starts going and sucks me in?'
There was a meaningful pause and then, 'C'mon, it'll only take you a second.'
So out I came, dripping wet and butt naked, hoping that my silent outraged nudity would make
a statement about how I perceived her behaviour as extremely cowardly.
Sighing loudly, I squatted down and stuck my head under the sink to find the button. It is the last
action I remember performing.
It struck without warning, and without any respect to my circumstances. No, it wasn't the hexed
disposal, drawing me into its gnashing metal teeth. It was our new kitty, who discovered the
fascinating dangling objects she spied hanging between my legs. She had been poised around the
corner and stalked me as I reached under the sink. And, at the precise moment when I was most
vulnerable, she leapt at the toys I unwittingly offered and snagged them with her needle-like claws.
I lost all rational thought to control orderly bodily movements, blindly rising at a violent rate of
speed, with the full weight of a kitten hanging from my masculine region.
Wild animals are sometimes faced with a 'fight or flight' syndrome. Men, in this predicament,
choose only the 'flight' option. I know this from experience... I was fleeing straight up into the air
when the sink and cabinet bluntly and forcefully impeded my ascent.
The impact knocked me out cold.
When I awoke, my wife and the paramedics stood over me.
Now there are not many things in this life worse than finding oneself lying on the kitchen floor
butt naked in front of a group of 'been-there, done-that' paramedics.
Even worse, having been fully briefed by my wife, the paramedics
were all snorting loudly as they tried to conduct their work, all the
while trying to suppress their hysterical laughter......and not
succeeding.
Somehow I lived through it all. A few days later I finally made it back in to the
office, where colleagues tried to coax an explanation out of me about my head
injury. I kept silent, claiming it was too painful to talk about, which it was.
'What's the matter?' They all asked, 'Cat got your tongue?'
If they only knew! Why is it that only the women laugh at this?
(L. Ball, Cambourne)
C
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permitted to go to a new home before 13 weeks of age. At
least 7 days prior to this the kitten should have completed
a full course of vaccinations, including a health check,
given by a Veterinary Surgeon, or by a listed Veterinary
Nurse under the direction of a Veterinary Surgeon.
The breeder should ensure that kittens are house-trained,
inoculated and in good general health.
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WORLDCAT NEWS
CANADIAN RESCUE EASES
HOLIDAY ADOPTION RULES
nimal shelters in Waterloo, Canada are so overloaded
with cats say they'll do everything they can to find good
homes for the animals, despite the worries of a
faltering economy. This includes making it easier to adopt a
pet around the holidays.
Humane societies in the past have recommended against
giving pets for Christmas, although the two local shelters say
they've never actually banned holiday adoptions.
And for the coming holidays, the Kitchener-Waterloo
Humane Society is going to be even more flexible.
‘We know that you're going to get an animal, so why not get
one from us?’ asksWard McAlister, executive director of the
Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society.
Families can sign adoption papers, and then pick up the
animal after the holiday chaos subsides. Or a couple planning
a quiet Christmas might want to bring their new pet home right
away.
‘We just want to make sure that it's a good fit for everybody,’
McAlister said.
The Cambridge humane society is taking the same approach.
‘If it's the right family, the dog or cat will go home,’ said
Bonnie Deekon, the executive director. Sometimes the shelter
will suggest, especially for a dog, that a family pay the
adoption fee and pick up the pet later. Cats can go home
because cats will fit into any situation very easily.’
Both shelters have more cats than usual for this time of year.
Kitchener has about 65 cats up for adoption. Cambridge has
about 115 cats and kittens - more than triple the number than
in previous years. The shelters, which depend on fundraising
and donations, worry about the impact of the economy.
‘The economy does affect us, both good and bad,’ McAlister
said. Some people might hesitate to adopt a pet. Others may
have trouble taking care of pets they already have.’
The adoption process involves education and screening, in
particular around the holidays to make sure people aren't
making last-minute gift decisions, McAlister said. Often gift
pets are returned when families realize they don't fit in with
their lives.
The Cambridge cat adoption fee is $165, and all of it goes
to veterinary care, including spaying or neutering and
vaccinations, Deekon said.
The Kitchener shelter recently dropped its fees. Cats six
months or older are $85 and kittens $115. The fee used to be
$140, regardless of age. Dog fees stayed the same, McAlister
said, because ‘dogs are not our problem.’
The Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society recently got
$5,000 from cat food manufacturer Whiskas' national cat
adoption program to help care for the felines waiting for new
homes.
TWO FACED KITTEN
A
very unusual kitten was born recently in
Australia, the grey and white kitten had
two faces.
The kittens 2 siblings did not have any unusual
features but this baby had 2 complete faces
including 2 mouths, both of which miaowed
simultaneously, but could only eat through one
due to a cleft palate in the other
The kitten was born at the Swan Veterinary
Clinic in Perth, Western Australia, when its mother
was brought in after suffering complications
during birth.
Ms Burgess said she had never seen a two-faced
cat in her 12-year career.
‘I have seen cats with two tails and extra legs,
but not this,’ she told the website
inmycommunity.com.au.
‘This is the result of a congenital deformity.
Something has gone wrong in the early embryonic
development.’
Despite initially putting up a good fight and
appearing to be eating successfully, sadly the
kitten died after two days.
Compiled by
Sheena Stratton
AUSTRALIAN
STATE PREMIER
BACKS
COMPULSORY
STERILISATION
A
50 Cats Killed to Prevent Virus Spread
have taken place to kill any
day is highly unusual. The
Officials also are still
fficials at
traces of the virus in the
many cats housed in the
trying to determine how the
Sacramento City
environment.
facilities foster homes have,
virus got into the shelter as
Animal Shelter
The city animal shelter is
thankfully, not been
cats are generally
were faced with a tough
not a no-kill facility, but
affected, a spokesman
vaccinated for the disease as
decision when a cat was
euthanising 50 cats in one
confirmed.
soon as they are brought in.
found dead in its cage and
the cause of death was
confirmed as
Panleukopenia, (otherwise • Symptoms in affected cats are a typical "hunched" posture with the head between the
known as feline distemper,
forepaws. The cat will act as if it wants to drink and may attempt a few laps but will be
feline infectious enteritis or
reluctant or unable to swallow. The coat becomes rough and dull and there is a loss of
feline ataxia). Workers then
elasticity of the skin due to the dehydration. The cat will experience abdominal pain.
tested a further seven cats
• Cats that are not going to survive develop a subnormal temperature, with coma and
and found the virus in four
death following in a few hours.
of them.
• Kittens affected in utero or peri natally may have sudden ‘unexplained’ death. At about 2
The decision was taken to
weeks of age signs of ataxia, typically rolling or tumbling when trying to walk will be
close the adoption centre to
seen, as may involuntary twitching. Kittens able to take food will survive but the ataxia
limit any potential spread of
will persist throughout life.
the virus and to euthanase
• Cat’s surviving the initial illness will make a slow recovery but the fatality rate is sadly
50 cats that may have been
very high.
infected. Panleukopenia. is
• Transmission of Panleukopenia is usually by direct contact with infected cats or their
highly contagious and
excreta. During the early stages of the infection the virus is shed in faeces, urine, saliva,
characterized by sudden
and vomit. The virus may also be carried by fleas from infected to susceptible cats
onset, fever, loss of appetite,
during the acute stage of the disease.
dehydration, depression,
• The virus can be spread by contact with contaminated objects, such as food bowls, litter
vomiting, decreased
pans, bedding, and cages, or by persons (on hands or clothing, for example).
numbers of circulating white
• The remarkable resistance of FPV to environmental conditions requires thorough
blood cells (leukopenia),
cleansing and disinfection of the premises before the introduction of new cats.
and often a high mortality
• Once infection with FPV has occurred on the premises, however, the infectious virus may
rate.
persist for months to years. New cats should be vaccinated against Panleukopenia at
The shelter was due to releast two weeks before their introduction to infected premises.
open after a few days when
• Many excellent vaccinations are available to protect cats against the disease and usually
a thorough deep clean will
will be given as routine to kittens. Your vet will be happy to advise on these and all
aspects of feline health.
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Facts about Panleukopenia
State Premier Colin Barnett meets some of the shelter cats
olin Barnett leader of the Western Australian Liberal
Party and Premier of Western Australia has voiced
his support for compulsory cat sterilisation to curb
the epidemic of unwanted and feral cats and says he will
consider legislation to enforce responsible animal
ownership.
On a recent visit to a fundraising event at The Cat Haven
shelter in the Shenton Park area Mr Barnett said he favoured
forcing cat owners to neuter their pets to avoid putting down
thousands of felines a year and the huge environmental
damage caused by feral cats.
‘I’m prepared to look at that (legislation),’ he said. ‘To have
a situation here where up to 10,000 cats and kittens are
delivered to the Cat Haven every year is a very sad situation
and the majority of those have to be euthanased. ‘Whether it
should be compulsory, my own view is that probably it
should be. We’ll certainly look at the proposals by the Cat
Haven.’
Mr Barnett presented a personal donation to the group
during the visit but stopped short of giving state aid to the
group stating ‘We’d always look at that, but often
organisations are successful because they are self-funded
and because the community gets behind them, and if
Government comes in sometimes then you lose the
momentum.’
Roz Robinson, Cat Haven operations manager, questioned
why the cat refuge was left out, however, as the Australian
RSPCA got $250,000 a year in State Government funding.
She said any form of government funding was desperately
needed and urged the State Government to consider offering
the group a lifeline. She welcomed Mr Barnett’s stance on
compulsory cat sterilisation, saying it would reduce the
number of unwanted kittens by 80 per cent.
The Haven has to put down almost 70 per cent of the
10,000 cats dumped on its doorstep every year either due to
illhealth or because homes cannot be found for them.
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Show & Club News
THE BIRMAN CLUB DINNER
Celebrating the 25th Championship Show
ver 90 members booked places for
the annual dinner which this year
was celebrating the 25th
Championship show.
Members met at the Brownsover Hall
Hotel in Rugby on a bitterly cold night .
The hotel is a Victorian Gothic Mansion,
with many historic features including a
magnificent staircase and crystal chandeliers.
The bedrooms had all been beautifully
modernised and the coach house and former
stables converted into luxurious
accommodation.
The theme for the night was Silver, Sparkle
and Satin in honour of the Silver Anniversary.
It was a pleasure to see guests transformed
for the evening. They put off their working
show clothes and slipped into glamour and
glitz. As one gentleman commented ’don’t
we scrub up well?’
Special guests were Shirley and David
Talboys who have managed a number of past
shows, and Robert Illillingworth, Nick Mays
and Sheena Stratton from OUR CATS.
Unfortunately our other special guests Mary
and Roger Goodall could not attend the
dinner owing to family commitments; we
would like to thank them for their years of
work and support.
Other visitors included Alina and Riene
Trieke from Germany attending for the 4th
time, and Lynda Ashmore and partner
making their second visit from Norway.
First item on the evening program was a
meet and greet in the historic foyer and bar.
Elaine and John Culf who had celebrated
Special Birthdays this year ; 120 years
between them; generously supplied a
welcome drink for everyone.
Whilst imbibing this, a mysterious visitor
known for the evening as Madame Le Silver
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SELKIRK REX CAT CLUB - AGM
The AGM of the Selkirk Rex Cat Club is to be held on Sunday 25th January 2009 at the
Rectory Cottages, Bletchley, Bucks, NK3 6BL at 2.00pm
The meeting will be followed by Club awards presentation and buffet tea.
Please send items for the agenda and nominations for committee appointments to the
Secretary via e-mail: curlu@sky.com
We have 2 committee vacancies at the time of publishing this notice.
Pamela Anderson, Hon Secretary
THE ALL NEW
FRONT
COVER CAT
BOOKINGS
Some of the Birman Club members partying on down, with
Ron Mlynek (front) being his usual shy, retiring self....
invited guests to have their future revealed,
using her tarot cards and crystal ball.
At 8pm guests sat down to an excellent
meal, voted one of the best ever before
toasting the anniversary in a glass of
‘bubbly’.
A short auction of 4 items was followed by
most of the guests taking to the dance floor
and treading the light fantastic until 2am.
Heather Collings and Simone Ensor won
the Lucky Number Draw and Lynda Ashmore
the Sovereign Bowling Game.
I believe that some of the hardiest guests
were still partying after 3am, but we retired
with aching feet and calves at 2.30am.
Guests trickled down for the full English
breakfast on Sunday morning looking much
quieter than they had on the previous
evening, but all agreed it had been a
wonderful celebration.
An on-the-spot breakfast survey confirmed
that club members liked the hotel and show
hall, and would welcome a second visit.
Anne Madden
Chairman & Publicity Officer
Birman Cat Club
are now being taken on a First Come –
First Served basis for the All New
Front Cover Cat.
The new Our Cats Newspaper has a
Semi-Gloss Cover, and as per the
example shown, the Front Cover Cat,
now covers the front page.
You details and acknowledgements
will be shown in a box on page 3.
ALL THIS FOR JUST £195.
Don’t be disappointed.
Post your
BOOKING FORM NOW!!!
Simply complete the form below and post it, along with your cheque
or postal order for £200 to:
“OUR CATS” Front Cover Cat, Orion House, 14 Barn Hill,
Stamford, Lincolnshire, PE9 2AE.
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CP WELCOME CAT CODE
Statement from Dominic Sullivan, Cats Protection’s Director of Legal
Services, regarding the DEFRA Cat Code:
‘The main purpose of the Cat Code is to give practical advice to
owners and others responsible for cats to help them to ensure that their
cats’ welfare needs are met. Failure to comply with the Cat Code will not be an offence;
however, it might be a factor in determining whether or not someone has failed in their
legal responsibility to look after their cat or in determining whether or not an offence of
cruelty has been committed.
‘Cats Protection believes that every cat should be given the chance of a life where it
will be treated with kindness and an understanding of its needs. The Code will hopefully
help to raise awareness and understanding of cat welfare issues, as well as to promote
and raise standards of welfare, so it has to be a good thing.’
Obituary
SANDRA THOMPSON
t was with great sadness we learned of the loss of Sandra following her long illness.
Together with husband Mike and daughter Linda she had attended our various shows for
many years with her beautiful Siamese and Orientals. She never seemed to be without a
smile and her ready laughter was always there.
She was a good friend to all who knew her and her warmth was an asset to any show and the
Cat Fancy.
It was Sandra’s wish that Mike and Linda continue to show their cats and it was a fitting tribute
to her, that at the ‘National’, they left with an Imperial, and a BOB for their maiden kitten.
I know I speak on behalf of the members of all the Cat Clubs in the South West when I say she
will be sadly missed and our sympathies go to Mike, Linda and family.
John & Elaine Robinson & Lisa Talboys
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SINGAPURA CAT CLUB COMPLAINT
am using this platform to mount a response, to a recent article in the Singapura Cat Club
Mewsletter, as I have no doubt that they would not print any response I present to them.
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The current Chair and SCC committee were aware that the co.uk domain name used for the
Club was the property of myself as on the day of the Committee meeting when the trouble
started, they purchased their present domain org.uk name. They state that the fees for the
domain name were paid into the welfare fund yet despite repeated requests for confirmation of
this, it has still not been forthcoming. Furthermore, Accounts for the club for the period of 2007
were not available to members at the AGM in April, nor have members been offered sight of
them.
Permission to use the content of the website prior to the domain name and my services as
Webmaster was requested by myself from the previous Webmaster and at no time were the
words 'gifted to the club' ever used. The content has been amended over time as it became out
of date. The previous Webmaster applauded the actions of taking down the content in view of
the behaviour of the Chairman and Committee at the 2008 AGM.
The ownership of the domain is not in any doubt. It legally belongs to myself as long as I do
not misrepresent the name by using content not in keeping with that name, which I am most
definitely not. The current Chair states that I have not acknowledged their communication to
me, which I did and the club duly acknowledged.
The Chair fails to mention the Committee's behaviour towards Ray Wigley when advised by a
GCCF Executive Member that the Committee should give Ray 3 dates suitable to himself for an
SGM so that he could defend/refute their claims of incorrect paperwork. They were also
advised that he should be given the opportunity of an independent Chairman. They flatly
refused to do either, despite the fact that he was out of the country. He was given 3 weeks
notice of the date of the meeting by which time it was far too late to change his plans. The
allegations by the Committee had also changed from when he was verbally challenged, with
the paperwork telling a very different story, much of which was fabricated and had Ray been
given the opportunity to defend himself, the fabrications would have been disproved.
I would urge club members to be wary of their future dealing with the individual overseeing
these actions.
Marcia Owen
Lift To Shows, Please!
Can anyone in the Baildon, Shipley, Guiseley, Menston, Yeadon, etc, area of West Yorkshire, please give
me a lift to the Shropshire show & the Coventry & Leicester show?
I will gladly give you some petrol money, and could get a taxi to a suitable 'pick up point'.
So if anyone can offer me a lift to the shows, please phone me on 01274 599866 ( Baildon, Nr Shipley)
Sarah E M Helm, VELVETENA SIAMESE & ORIENTALS
www.ourcats.co.uk
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NATIONAL PET MONTH
PETS FILL
Fighting Fit in its 20th Year FAMILY VOID
A
H
ave you got a cranky
canine? A flagging
feline? Or even a
troubled tortoise? Well fear
not, as National Pet Month
(NPM) is returning from 4th
April – 4th May 2009 to put
the wag back into the tails of
the United Kingdom’s pet
population with the theme
‘Healthy Pets Make Happy
Pets’.
Having raised a
phenomenal amount of
money over its 20 year
existence, and attracting
major sponsorship from
premium pet food brand
Iams, National Pet Month
now wants to up its game
and smash its fundraising
target. As well as donating
money to numerous animal
charities, next year’s
campaign will also seek to
raise awareness of the
importance of pet health...
after all healthy pets make
happy pets!
National Pet Month will
be encouraging pet owners
to host a variety of events
across the nation. In 2008
these ranged from the
athletic to the downright
quirky; from pet obstacle
courses, to animal church
services.
2009 will see the return of
the National Pet Month
Photographic Competition in
which pet owners will be
able to enter snaps of their
favourite pet moments in the
hope of making their furry,
feathered or scaly friend a
celluloid star at next years
Ultimate Pet Show.*
The fun doesn’t end there
though, as thousands of dog
owners will be invited to
take part in a Wet Nose Day
walk-a-thon to be held in
London on Sunday 19th
April, with local events
taking place throughout the
country. Why not bring
along a four legged friend
and help shed that puppy fat
together?
Phil Sketchley, Chairman
of NPM said:
‘With so many pets in the
UK facing health problems,
we want next April’s
Pets’ theme to enable pet
owners not only to detect
signs of ill health in their
animals, but give them
guidance on how they can
help maximize their
companion’s well being. The
government’s recently
launched Change4Life
initiative, challenges human
nutrition and health, and we
want to do the same for
animals. With the help of
major sponsors such as Iams
and for the first time in
2009, Pfizer Animal Health,
I’m sure we can encourage
responsible pet ownership
amongst an even wider
audience.’
Claire Forsyth-Brown from
Iams said:
‘This year’s theme of
Pets’ resonates
with everyone
at Iams as our
mission is to
enhance the
well-being of
dogs and cats.
Being a sponsor of National
Pet Month is a great honour
and our way of actively
supporting animal charities
around the UK and those
who champion responsible
pet ownership.’
About National Pet Month
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NPM is a unique charity which brings together the work
of animal welfare charities, professional organisations,
schools, youth groups and members of the public to
promote responsible pet ownership whilst celebrating the
bond between people and their pets.
NPM is co-ordinated by three trustees:
- NOAH (National Office of Animal Health)
- Pet Care Trust
- PFMA (Pet Food Manufacturers’ Association)
NPM is supported by the veterinary profession and many
animal charities
Iams is the principal sponsor of National Pet Month with
Pfizer Animal Health and Countrywide as additional
sponsors
National Pet Month is registered charity number:
1114880
lmost 60 per cent of people said they would put
off starting a family during the current economic
downturn but a quarter would choose a pet
instead, according to a new survey from the UK’s
leading pet insurance provider, Petplan.
And it’s not a battle of the sexes – the decision to put
family life on hold in favour of nurturing a four-legged
friend was equally divided between men and women.
The findings are supported by a recent Mintel report
showing that the pet care industry is thriving with animal
lovers spending £484million on their cats and dogs this
year. Pets at Home also announced its profits have
doubled compared to this time last year.
A spokeswoman from Petplan, said: "It seems that pets
of all shapes and sizes are now being considered a
perfectly sensible alternative to starting a family for cashstrapped couples. We know that many owners develop
very strong emotional ties to their pets that are often
treated as part of the family. But we do urge all would-be
pet owners to understand that pet ownership does come
with responsibilities, just like parenthood."
Research shows the cost of raising a child from birth to
21 is £186,0321 – whereas RSPCA figures state that a dog
costs approximately £9,600 during its lifetime a cat
£8,000 and a rabbit £3,800.
Top 10 most popular child substitutes:
For more information, see
www.nationalpetmonth.org.uk
*Ultimate Pet Show is the UK’s first dedicated consumer,
pet exhibition, taking place from 2nd – 4th May 2009 at
the NEC Birmingham
JAMES WELLBELOVED SIGNS UP TO ULTIMATE PET SHOW
remium pet food brand James Wellbeloved joins
forces with the Ultimate Pet Show to create the
James Wellbeloved Naturally Healthy Café. Offering
diet advice for healthy pets alongside tasty treats for the
whole family, the café is the latest feature to be
announced at The Ultimate Pet Show taking place from
2nd – 4th May at the NEC Birmingham.
James Wellbeloved joins fellow show supporters, Jollyes
Petfood Superstores, the PDSA, the Blue Cross, National
Pet Month and thepet.net in recognising the potential that
the Ultimate Pet Show offers to reach the nation’s pet
lovers.
Peter Lancaster, Marketing Director, James Wellbeloved
said: ‘We’re delighted to be associated with the Ultimate
Pet Show. As the first dedicated consumer pet show, we see
this event as the perfect opportunity to communicate faceto-face with our existing customers as well as attracting
new ones. The healthy eating message is getting through,
and it’s good to know that your dog, cat or even ferret can
also enjoy an additive free diet that tastes great. The
creation of the James Wellbeloved Healthy Café allows us
to communicate our nutritional message in a fun and
engaging way.’
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In addition to their sponsorship of the Café, James
Wellbeloved has booked a 60sqm stand where members of
the Great British pet loving public can learn the
importance of a healthy, natural diet for their four legged
friends.
‘The partnership between James Wellbeloved and the
Ultimate Pet Show is a perfect example of how committed
we are to working with our show supporters to create the
perfect platform for their messages and products. We’re
getting a great reaction to the launch of the Ultimate Pet
Show and we look forward to delivering an exciting event
for lovers of all kinds of pets next May.’ said Nicole
Cooper, Show Director.
The launch of the show has attracted a lot of interest as a
broad range of companies have already signed up to
exhibit. All creatures great and small will be catered for
from exotics to equine, and everything in between.
*To book an exhibition space at the show please
contact Katy Welsh on 01452 849410, 07753 650440 or
email katy.welsh@ultimatepetshow.co.uk.
* For more information on the Ultimate Pet Show visit
www.ultimatepetshow.co.uk
U.S. Indoor Cat Health Researcher Wins Award
ill’s Pet Nutrition has
announced that C.A.
Tony Buffington,
DVM, Ph.D., Dipl. ACVN,
will receive the 2009 Mark
L. Morris Sr. Lifetime
Achievement Award for his
contributions to feline
health.
The award is presented
annually at the opening
ceremony of the North
American Veterinary
Conference. This will take
place from Jan. 17th – 21st
2009 in Orlando, Florida.
Professor Buffington, of
Ohio State University
College of Veterinary
Medicine, is being
recognised for his work in
H
helping to understand the
causes of urinary tract
disease in cats and in
identifying the role played
by the environment in the
health of indoor cats.
‘As a researcher, Dr.
Buffington’s work on feline
urinary tract disease and the
impact of environmental
factors on feline health and
well-being has positively
enriched the lives of
thousands of cats around the
globe,’ said Mary Beth
Leininger, DVM, Hill’s
director of professional
affairs. ‘His translational
research has even affected
human health as he
identified similarities
between feline urologic
syndrome and interstitial
cystitis in women.’
Professor Buffington has
identified the role of acidbased balance in foods and
its relationship to the
formation of feline urinary
stones. This work has
resulted in broad
reformulation of commercial
diets. He also launched the
Indoor Cat Initiative, a
holistic project, with the aim
of educating pet owners and
vets that enrichment of an
indoor cat’s immediate
surroundings plays as
important a role to health
and wellbeing as proper diet
and health care.
Dr Tony Buffington
Hill’s, based in Topeka,
Kansas., will donate $20,000
to the Morris Animal
Foundation in Professor
Buffington’s name.
1
Dog
2
Cat
3
Rabbit
4
Guinea Pig
5
Rat
6
Hamster
7
Mouse
8
Gerbil
9
Reptile
10 Bird
* Survey conducted on www.onepoll.com
Total number of respondents – 3,000 pet owners
CELEBS’ PAWS’TO HELP CP
- Celebrity Paws auction offers the
purrfect Christmas present for someone
who has everything!
at loving celebrities have
kindly donated their ‘paw
prints’ to the UK’s leading
cat welfare charity, Cats
Protection, in a bid to raise
money for the charity and offer
the public the chance to score
the most unique Christmas
presents on offer this festive
season.
Sixteen cat loving celebrities, including TV personality Rolf
Harris, actor Robbie Coltrane, comedian Jo Brand, TV presenter
Fearne Cotton and sports star Sally Gunnell, have kindly
donated their ‘paw prints’ to the charity in a bid to raise money
to help unwanted and abandoned cats and kittens across the
UK.
Each celebrity was asked to draw round their hand, decorate
it and then sign it to create a unique item. The auction will run
from Wednesday 3 December to Saturday 13 December and the
charity believes this could be the ideal solution for those
struggling to decide what to buy their friends and family this
Christmas.
Kate Bunting, the charity’s PR Manager, said ‘Not only is the
auction a fantastic and fun way to raise money for Cats
Protection, it also offers a great opportunity to get your hands on
a unique gift for someone or even as a treat for yourself.
Admittedly some of the paw prints are wackier than others but
each one is totally authentic so we hope people will get
bidding!’
The auction is being run through Ebay and everyone is
encouraged to log on via www.cats.org.uk/celebritypaws to
view the full list of paw prints available.
* For more information about the auction, or to find out
more about the charity, please call Cats Protection’s national
Helpline on 08702 099 099.
C
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Ulster Siamese & All Breed Cat Club’s 29th Show
8th November 2008
Bangor Castle Leisure Centre, Bangor, N. Ireland
he joys of cat showing: The ship
Report by
docked and by 6.45am we were
soon back in the car to the fragrant
scent of cat trays, but sadly, not in the
Photographs by
tray --- little Fortunatus had not only
had a very normal ‘poo’ but had sat in it
and then on to his Grand-dam Nutmeg!
There was a fine drizzle as we drove
smartly to Bangor, where it was dry, clear skied and calm, but it took a
time to clean up the two cats before they were carried off to the show
hall for me.
As ever, duty vet Dr Gina Banks and the familiar gentlemen veterinarians,
Messrs Tom Fitzsimons, Craig Riley and Richard Kelly, soon had everybody
safely checked and through into the inner sanctum of the actual show hall.
June and Carol had all in order as ever. New exhibitors were guided and
nurtured and it was truly good to some really young people with their feline
friends on exhibition. Being somewhat restricted mobility-wise at present it
was good to observe everyone getting their cats settled in pens, water found,
and any errors, not that there were any to talk of, sorted before the judges
and their stewards arrived ready for the day’s work.
With 23 Household Pets, Jill Bunce and this reporter had a corner of the
workers’ long table on the stage behind the BOV cages, with a grand view of
most of the judging which appeared calm and collected throughout the day.
Children were soon very busy painting away for the competition and there
was an unending crowd among the wide variety of stalls of the adjacent craft
fair. Some people will be getting cute and curious gifts come December
25th.
Now, to mention the great new find of the Ulster - a new brilliant local
photographer, Jennifer Willis. Jennifer’s photographs are the only ones used
in this report, and she had a grand time taking well over 500 pictures in all.
Let’s hope we see her at many more shows.
Soon it was time to eat and judges, stewards and other show workers
were as ever met with the outstanding culinary efforts of Myrtle and the
‘Ulster Bleu’ club kitchen. Meanwhile out in the hall Anne Gamble and her
helpers were busy selling vast numbers of ballot (raffle) tickets for the many
exciting prizes that kept the table groaning all day until finally the draw took
place.
As the day progressed those at the awards board looked for their hopes to
be fulfilled, and as always there were some elated and a few disappointed
faces as they turned away. But, as ever, the people and visitors in Ulster took
all in good heart. It was a lovely to see the faces of winning owners, and
none more pleased than Belfast’s Master Simon Ewing at his very first show
in the BSH section with the beautiful little kitten, HOONIKATZ REILLY (30s).
Midday arrived and in came the goodly number of curious visitors to
view all.
By mid-afternoon the Best in Show variety pens were filled with:
BIS Persian, from Carrickfergus, was KATYKAYE SPECIAL REQUEST (70
12a1ts) a delightful Exotic kitten owned by Ms Heather Craig & Mr. Alan
Bell
BIS Semi Longhair and also Overall BIS was enjoying a few days holiday.
Travelling all the way from Oxfordshire, the well-known, MN, IGR PR
COONTASTIC NIJINSKY (64 31t) owned by Mr. Stephen & Mrs. Jill Bunce
had a fantastic day.
BIS British was CH & PR TEMPLEGATES CARMEN (39) owned by Mr.
Harry & Mrs. Ann Smith who had travelled over from Bonnie Scotland with
their very helpful young son.
BIS Foreign was a very popular win for Russian Blue MN, UK & IGR PR
SHOELINA ZELENSKY (16a) owned by Mrs. Jennifer Fleming, the wellknown show manager of the Cumberland show, who had had a fantastic day
judging the HPs.
BIS Burmese also proved a popular choice and was a local win for
County Down’s Burmese queen, MOLYNMEUX PRINCESS AOIFE (27a)
owned by Mrs. Lillian Niblock
BIS Oriental was another visitor from Scotland, being CH
SHADOWSWQUAD STARDUST (37g), an oriental Tortoiseshell queen
owned by Miss Michelle Linton
BIS Siamese was a win for Yorkshire with CH MEILLAND BLZUNCOMET
(32a) a lovely red point Siamese gentleman, owned by Mrs. Kathy & Miss
Rose Marie Debowska
BIS Household Pet was HITCH, a lively black and white patched SH MN
aged 18 months, who had only travelled a few miles to his show and is
owned by Miss Lara Forster
The Lord Mayor arrived and prizes were given to the artistic children
before he presented trophies and mementos to BIS winners as well.
There was one other winner, The Spectators’ Choice of Cat, voted upon
by visitors and others and conducted by a ballot. The winner here was an AC
unregistered pedigree cat, J D of Tonkinese back-ground belonging to the
Armstrongs from Belfast.
Some had to leave early for ferries from Larne, and by the time the show
ended the rain was literally sheeting down assisted by quite a strong wind --but few worried as they took their wonderful cats home and the intrepid
team set to sorting pens, and clearing the hall. Many had a superb meal at
the Belfast castle that evening, which I hear was an exceptional venue.
The 3 cats that travelled with the reporter gave great pleasure as there
were two new titles to claim. Wee Georgie became PR GOWLAREN
IAMGARFIELD (70 19) and Nutmeg had a red card day to become CH
SLIABH NORTHERNIGHT (imp) ( 21) while kitten, CADIFEE FORTUNATUS
(30) at his 3rd Ch. show also had a red card day and claimed his 4th BOB --yes he is grand-kit to Int Gr Ch Cadifee Bracken Lad. We travelled home on
a rough sea on the Sunday night, complete with our new kitten who had
even been at the show, Seamus, a.k.a. Sheerbliss Supertrouper (70 12a5t)
To June, Carol and everybody who works so hard for the Ulster - well
done and hopefully we’ll see you all in 2009!
T
F-Elizabeth Evans
Jennifer Willis
BIS IGR PR COONTASTIC NIJINSKY
Belfast’s Master Simon Ewing at his very first show, in the BSH section with the
beautiful little kitten, HOONIKATZ REILLY
BIS Persian was from Carrickfergus, being, KATYKAYE SPECIAL REQUEST, a
delightful Exotic kitten owned by Ms Heather Craig & Mr. Alan Bell
An overjoyed Katherine Armstrong with winner of the spectators’ choice, J D of
Tonkinese back-ground belonging to the Armstrongs from Belfast.
BIS Household Pet was HITCH; a lively black and white patched SH MN aged 18
months, owned by Miss Lara Forster
BIS Siamese was a win for Yorkshire with CH MEILLAND BLZUNCOMET, a lovely red
point Siamese gentleman, owned by Mrs. Kathy & Miss Rose Marie Debowska
BIS Semi Longhair and Overall BIS IGR PR COONTASTIC NIJINSKY owned by Mr.
Stephen & Mrs. Jill Bunce
‘Just look at me’ says BIS British was CH & PR TEMPLEGATES CARMEN owned by
Mr. Harry & Mrs. Ann Smith who had travelled over from Bonnie Scotland
Hazel Gregg’s CAMAHA CLEOPATRA having a good look at her judge
Meet Seamus, a.k.a. SHEERBLISS SUPER TROUPER cuddled on his breeders
shoulder, but now resident in Yorkshire
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AUSSIE CAT DEATHS LINKED TO PET FOOD
T
Australian families affected by this
regrettable circumstance,’ said Champion
Petfoods in a statement. ‘While we will no
longer sell any of our pet foods in
Australia, we remain committed to ongoing
research into this case with the hope that
our findings can be used to better inform
the international community on the
potential effects of irradiation.’
Champion recalled the product in
Australia as a precautionary measure on
Nov. 20.
Despite the reassurances that supplies to
other countries are not harmful Dr Foster
remains concerned that other veterinarians
in the world might be misdiagnosing the
cats and euthanising then for cancer or
some other
illness.
He said
more tests
ORIJEN CAT FOOD - AUSTRALIA
are being
On November 20th, 2008 Champion Petfoods announced a VOLUNTARY RECALL of ORIJEN brand cat food
conducted
sold in Australia.
on the
The recall is restricted to AUSTRALIA ONLY and was issued in response to reports from the Australian
toxicity of
veterinary community of 27 cats showing neurological symptoms after consuming ORIJEN.
the food.
he Canadian company at the centre
of an Australian pet food scare is
placing the blame for the problems
on the Australian government.
At least six cats which developed
paralysis have had to be euthnised and vets
at the Small Animal Specialist Hospital in
Sydney say more than 60 have been
treated for symptoms of neurological
disorders, including numb limbs. Dr
Darren Foster said ‘We've been getting
calls from across Australia regarding new
cases. We estimate about 400 cats have
been exposed to the food.’ Dr Foster fears
more cats will have to be put to sleep as
many that have been exposed are showing
signs of progressive paralysys. It is hoped
those with only a little exposure will
improve and return to full health.
Champion Petfoods, a family-run pet
food company based in Edmonton has
confirmed it is pulling out of the Australian
market after an independent study on its
Orijen brand of cat food placed the blame
on dangerous levels of irradiation.
While the same brand of cat food is sold
in Canada and exported to 50 countries,
including the UK, Champion said only
Australia demands the food be irradiated
because the it isn't cooked at the same
high temperatures as other imported pet
food.
‘It is with our own pets in mind that we
extend our deepest empathy to the
Statement by Champion Petfoods
While there is no definitive link between ORIJEN CAT food and illness in the Australian cats, we have recalled
our product from Australia as a precautionary measure.
The following ‘Questions and Answers’ are intended to explain:
• WHY THE PROBLEM IS EXCLUSIVE TO AUSTRALIA
• THE ROOT CAUSE OF THE PROBLEM
• PREVENTATIVE MEASURES AND AVAILABLE TREATMENT OPTIONS
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q:
A:
Q:
A:
DOES THE RECALL EXTEND BEYOND AUSTRALIA?
No, The recall is for AUSTRALIA ONLY
HOW DO YOU KNOW THE PROBLEM IS LIMITED TO AUSTRALIA?
While Orijen sales in Australia account for less than of 1 percent of total sales, Australia accounts for
100% of cases. ORIJEN was sold in Australia only for a 9 month period of February through October 2008.
During this time ONLY 6 PALLETS of ORIJEN CAT food actually entered retail distribution in Australia. This
equates to 200 Australian cats fed daily over the 9 month period. Of these 200 cats, 27 are reported
having the syndrome of which 4 have been unfortunately euthanized and 4 that are thankfully recovering.
During the same nine month period, shipments of ORIJEN CAT food equivalent to feed 85,000 cats were
made to 49 other countries. ZERO cases were reported outside of Australia.
Q: WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT AUSTRALIA?
A: IRRADIATION
Champion Petfoods has investigated factors that make Australia unique from our other ORIJEN markets,
both export and domestic. Of the 50 countries to which we supply ORIJEN, Australia is the only country
that requires the IRRADIATION TREATMENT of ORIJEN cat foods.
COLLEGE MOURNS LOSS
OF PAST PRESIDENT
T
he Royal College of
Veterinary Surgeons
(RCVS) has been
saddened to hear that
Emeritus Professor Leslie
Vaughan DSc DVR FRCVS,
its President in 1987-8, has
died.
Qualifying from the Royal
Veterinary College in 1949,
Professor Vaughan held
various posts within the
RVC, including House
Surgeon, Lecturer and
Reader. He was awarded a
personal chair in 1972 as
Professor of Veterinary
Orthopaedics, becoming
the Professor of Veterinary
Surgery and Head of
Department two years later.
He was Vice-Principal from
1982 to 1991.
Having formally retired in
1991, Professor Vaughan
continued to see small
animal orthopaedic cases
referred to the Queen
Mother Hospital (QMH) at
the Royal Veterinary
College until he finally ‘put
down his scalpel’ at the end
of 2007. During these 16
years, not only was he
involved in both
undergraduate and
postgraduate teaching on
rotations, but claimed no
payment personally for his
work: he donated any fees
to the RVC’s Animal Care
Trust to support further
development of the QMH.
It is fitting that the third and
final phase of the QMH
was opened this week by
HRH the Duchess of
Cornwall. This was the
culmination of a major
project that Professor
Vaughan helped initiate in
the mid-1980s.
Professor Vaughan, who
was 81, became a Fellow of
the RCVS in 1957 for a
thesis entitled: A study of
the clinical and
pathological aspects of the
intervertebral disc
protrusion in the dog.
‘Leslie Vaughan had an
international reputation in
veterinary orthopaedics,
both as a clinician and a
researcher, that included
small animal, equine and
even farm animal species,’
commented Dr Jerry
Davies, RCVS Treasurer and
former colleague of
Professor Vaughan. ‘Those
remarkable achievements
were equalled by his skills
as a teacher. He had an
ability to instil in his
students the fundamental
principles of diagnosis
where meticulous clinical
observation and
examination must precede
the careful selection of
adjunct investigations such
as radiography and
laboratory testing. The
extraordinary number of
veterinary surgeons, both
past and present, that will
have benefited from his
teaching over no less than
58 years will never be
surpassed,’ he said.
The funeral was held at St
John’s Church, Harpenden,
Herts, on Monday
December 1, 2008.
Irradiation is a method of preserving
food by dosing it with a type of radiation cobalt 60 gamma rays - to reduce
microbial hazards, in this case in imported
pet foods containing fresh meats.
Champion says studies show levels
between 36 and 47 kilograys of cobalt 60
gamma radiation were linked to
neurological symptoms similar to those
found in the affected Australian cats. It
claims Australia irradiated the food to a
minimum of 50 kGY and in some cases
reached 61 kGY. ‘These are very
substantial levels of irradiation,’ the
company said.
Orijen cat food is distributed in the UK
by Bern Pet Foods who have stressed that
there are no problems with Orijen cat food
sold in the UK, which is not subject to
irradiation like the Australian food was.
Champion Petfoods issued a very full
statement, answering key questions that
had arisen in this situation.
CAT SHOOTINGS PROMPT
POLICE WARNING
olice in Staffordshire
have asked people to
be vigilant following a
spate of cat shootings.
Several pets have been
injured or killed with air
guns in recent weeks,
including two from the same
street. The cats from Bamber
Place, Chesterton, were shot
within a week of each other.
Bryn and Joy Richards’s
cat TC had to have a leg
amputated after it was
shattered by an air gun
pellet on November 19th.
Then othe following
Wednesday their neighbour
Pat Davies’s cat Milo was
shot in the leg. Both
survived.
Mr Richards, aged 69,
(pictured) said: ‘We are
dumbfounded as to why
somebody should be so
malicious. There are quite a
few cats on our street so it’s
a big worry.
‘TC came staggering in
badly injured so we took
him to the vet. When they
came to operate the injury
was so severe they had to
amputate the leg.’
The couple, who have two
other cats, adopted TC three
years age. He is now
recovering at home. Mrs
Richards said: ‘He is coming
along quite well, and the vet
said they are very adaptable
so he should be able to get
about OK.
‘I was really shocked by
what happened. It was
terrible. Whoever has done
this has no feelings at all.
They should be severely
dealt with. These guns
shouldn’t be allowed to be
sold willy-nilly.’
Mrs Davies, aged 63, said:
‘Milo came in and I saw the
blood on his back leg. We
took him to the emergency
P
Bryn Richards and his cat TC who
had to have his leg amputated
after being shot by an air rifle
vet in Stoke then he was
taken to Longton the next
day. They operated on him
and managed to remove the
pellet.
‘It’s not on; it scares you.
You don’t know who they
might shoot next. If they can
do it to a cat they can do it
to anyone. I’m scared to let
both my cats out now.’
Staffordshire Police said
officers are investigating the
shootings. A spokesman
said: ‘In the last 12 months
there have been seven
incidents of cats being shot
recorded on North
Staffordshire division and
four recorded on Stoke-onTrent division.
‘The matters are
investigated by officers. This
includes taking statements
from various parties,
carrying out house-to-house
enquiries and viewing CCTV
footage if at all possible.
‘Neighbourhood officers
who police the area
regularly are also made
aware of the incident. We
would ask people to be
vigilant in the community
they live in and report any
suspicious incidents to their
local officers or by calling
Staffordshire Police.’
* Anyone with information
on the attacks is asked to
call police on 0300 123
4455 or ring Crimestoppers
anonymously on 0800
555111.
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Club Directory
BREED CLUBS
BALINESE AND SIAMESE CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary: Mrs Sylvia Smith
Holly Tree Cottage, Horsley Cross, Manningtree, Essex CO11 2NR
Tel: 01206 395 899 Email LorichaAngora@aol.com
Treasurer/ Membership Secretary/ Welfare Officer: Mrs Sue White
Bluehaze Cattery,Aldershot Road, Somerley, Ringwood, Hants BH24 3QE
Tel: 01202 821 203 Email: oceanbreze@hotmail.co.uk
Kitten List: Ms Kathy Davis.
106 Shepherds Lane, Bracknell, Berks, RG42 2DF
Tel: 01344 484 045 Email iamsiam@talktalk.net
Subs:Adult £4 plus £1.50 joining fee, Joint £6 plus £2 joining fee, Senior Citizen and
Junior £1.50 plus £1 joining fee. Overseas £7 plus £1 joining fee.
Website www.thebalineseandsiamesecatclub.co.uk.
THE BIRMAN CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Elaine Culf, “Pawprints”, Hutton Hill, Constable
Burton, Leyburn, North Yorkshire DL8 5RN.Tel. 01677 451851.
Email: elaine.culf@btinternet. com
HON TREASURER: Mr Jim Warrender, 32 Whitwell Lane, Stocksbridge, Sheffield
S36 1GE.Tel. 0114 283 1793. Email: jwarrender@btconnect.com
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Angela Clements, Eilean Donan, 65 Brewhouse
Hill,Wheathampstead, Herts AL4 8AN.Tel. 01582 833239. Email: angelacountrycats@ btopenworld. com
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Carol Tarr, Stone Cottage, Fielden Lane, Crowborough,
East Sussex TN6 1NL.Tel. 01892 653861. Email: geoff_tarr@email.msn.com
Subscriptions: Website: www.birmancatclub.co.uk Joint £12.50, Single £10, Junior £5.
THE BRITISH RAGDOLL CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary/ Membership Secretary: Mrs Paula Long
Westend, Johnsons Drove, Parson Drove,Wisbech, Cambs. PE13 4JS
Tel: 01945 700 850. Email: p.long.tbrccsec@btinternet.com
Treasurer: Mrs Sharon TerryVN
53 Combwell Crescent,Abbey Wood, London, SE2 9LZ
Tel: 0208 310 7900. Email: ragdolls@sonnywood.freeserve.co.uk
Kitten Register: Mrs Ann Bradley.
45 Otterbeck Way, Hawthorn Grange.Aiskew, Bedale, North Yorks DL13 1XL
Tel: 01677 425 929 Email anne.bradley@btinternet.com
Subscriptions: 1 year renewals due 1st January. Membership forms on website
www.tbrcc.co.uk
BRITISH SHORTHAIR CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary Mrs S Gibbon
59 Acme Road,Watford, Herts,WD24 5AH. Tel: 01923 446 628
Treasurer/ Kitten Register/ Membership Secretary: Mr A Brown
The Cottage, 53 Main Street, New Eastwood, Notts NG16 3JJ
Tel: 01733 761 803 Email bshcatclub@hotmail.co.uk
CENTRAL LONGHAIRED CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY/HON TREASURER: Mrs Sheila Reynolds, 12A Wildmoor Lane,
Catshill, Bromsgrove,Worcs., B61 0NT.Tel. 01527 872714.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Pat Holt, 17 Redland Close, Marlbrook,
Bromsgrove,Worcs, B60 1DZ.Tel. 0121 445 4458.
KITTEN REG: Mrs Dot Rutter, 171 Foxdale Drive, Brierley Hill,West Midlands
DY5 3GZ.Tel. 01384 482231.
Subscriptions: Single £3, Joint £4, Junior £1.50 (under 16). Joining Fee £1.
CHOCOLATE POINTED SIAMESE CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary Mrs P A Bennison, ‘Heathlands’,Weston Green,Thames Ditton,
Surrey KT7 0JZ Tel: 0208 398 2878. Email: heathlandssiamese@hotmail.com
Treasurer: Mrs M E Girdler, 19 Beaconsfield Road, Langley Vale, Epsom Downs,
Surrey KT18 6AA Tel: 01372 243 796.
Kitten Register: Mrs B Gould, 1 Penstone Close, Lancing,West Sussex, BN15
9AR. Tel: 01903 452 125
CHINCHILLA, SILVER TABBY &
SMOKE CAT SOCIETY
HON SECRETARY/MEMBERSHIP SEC./KITTEN REG.: Mrs Rosemary Fisher, 12 The
Stocks, Seend Cleeve, Melksham,Wiltshire, SN12 6PH.Tel/Fax 01380 828281. Email
owletts@ care4free.net
HON TREASURER: Mrs Marion Goff, “Jayanem”, Station Road, Cullompton, Devon
EX15 1NS.Tel. 01884 32393.
Subscriptions: Single - Joining Fee £1.50, Subscription £6. Joint - Joining Fee £2,
Subscription £8.50. Overseas Members £10.
Website - www.cat-society-chinchilla.org.uk
CLASSIC TURKISH VAN CAT ASSOCIATION
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Mary Rollerson, 2 Mills Cottages, Kirkgate,Tydd St Giles
PE13 5LB.Tel. 01945 871191. Email: mary@khatynka.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Mr Robert Illingworth, Pink Cottage, 153 High Road,
Newton PE13 5ET.Tel. 01945 870302. Email: robert@axiscook.org
MEMBERSHIP SEC: Katriona Muir, 5 Castle Road, Greenock, Scotland, PA15 2JL.
Telephone: 01475 790694 Email: p.mitchell97@ntlworld.com
KITTEN REGISTER/WELFARE: Mrs Jenny Eales, Marsh Farm, Goose Lane,Walpole
St Andrew,Wisbech PE14 7JR.Tel. 01945 780691. Email: jennyeales@tiscali.co.uk
Subs: UK Single £6, Joint £8.
COLOURPOINTED BRITISH SHORTHAIR CAT
CLUB (INC. CHOCOLATE AND LILAC SERIES)
Hon Secretary: Mrs D Wiley
13 Cunningham Crescent, Chatham, Kent ME5 0ES
Tel: 01634 300 702 Email purrisimo@btopenworld.com
Treasurer: Mr Peter Rodwell
102 Kineton Green Road, Solihull, B92 7EE
Tel: 0121 707 6391
Membership Secretary/ Kitten Register: Mrs Marion Wade
Forsbrook Hall, Draycott Old road, Forsbrook, Staffs ST11 9AL
Tel: 01782 392 305
Subscriptions: Single £5.50. Joint £8.50. Junior £3.50. Overseas single £7.50.
Overseas Joint £12.50. Overseas Junior £5.50
COLOURPOINT, REX-COATED AND AOV CLUB
Hon. Secretary: Mrs G Thopson
17 Rackenford, Shoeburyness, Essex SS3 8BE
Tel: 01702 588239 Email: gaynert@blueyonder.co.uk
Hon.Treasurer: Martin Smith
10 Holmlea RJ, Goring, Reading RG8 9EX
Tel: 01491 873218Email: holmlea@talktalk.net
Membership Secretary: Martin Smith
10 Holmlea RJ, Goring, Reading RG8 9EX
Tel: 01491 873218 Email: holmlea@talktalk.net
Kitten Register: Mrs Anne Madden
33 The Crescent, Carterton, Oxon OX83SQ
Tel: 01993 843163 Email: panjandrum@ntworld.com
£7.00 new member £7.00 single £10.00 joint (2009 £7 and £14) Renewal 2008 £5
£8 2009 £7 and £10.00
EXOTIC CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY/MEMBERSHIP SEC.: Mike Barrett, 2 The Hollies, Newton, Rugby,
Warks CV23 0DD.Tel/Fax 01788 869049. Email mike@finchfield.org.uk
HON TREASURER: Vic Simmons, 91 Pinnacle Hill North, Bexley Heath, Kent
DA7 6AE.Tel. 01322 557571. Email: joyce.simmons@ntlworld.com
KITTEN REGISTER: Joyce Simmons (address as Hon Treasurer). Email:
joyce.simmons@ntlworld.com
Subs: £5 single, £7 joint, £2.50 juniors (under 16).
Website: http://www.exotic-cat-club.org
EXOTIC SHORTHAIR CAT SOCIETY
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Barbara McEwen, The Cottage Cattery, Mill Road,West
Walton, Nr Wisbech, Cambs PE14 7EU.Tel. 01945 780027/Fax 01945 780249.
Email: pennydown@aol.com
HON TREASURER: Mr Stuart McEwen. Same address as Hon Sec.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Maureen Jameson, 21 Ainsley Clost,Auckley,
Doncaster,Yorks DN9 3PG.Tel. 01302 770047.
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Nora Gardner, 169 Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne,
Herts EN10 6QT.Tel. 01992 471747. Email: Ronora1@aol.com
Subscriptions: Single £5.50 plus £1 entry fee; Joint £7.50 plus £1.50 entry fee;
Junior 50% of single subs, no entry fee. 10 Year Subs - Single £50 plus £1 entry fee;
Joint £67.50 plus £1.50 entry fee.
Website: www.exoticshorthaircatsociety.co.uk
FOREIGN WHITE CAT SOCIETY
Hon Secretary: Jane Muir Taylor
15 Westminster Gardens, Chingford
Hon Treasurer Mrs Karen Durden
54 Grenville Road,Aylesbury, Bucks HP21 8EY
Tel: 01296 395 172 Email shinarna@yahoo.co.uk
Membership Secretary/ Kitten Register: Mrs Jenny Bauerfeind
1 Meadow Walk, Higham Ferrers NN9 8EL Email Jenny@shimkeeta.co.uk
Subs: Single £4, Joint £6, Single Life £15, Joint Life £20. Joining Fee £1
HAVANA AND ORIENTAL CAT CLUB
Hon. Secretary: Miss P Jackson
The Dragons Nest, 40 Alton Street, Crene, CW2 7QF
Tel: 01270 662948 Email: jacksopk@airproducts.com
Hon.Treasurer: Miss S LLoyd
Broomcroft, Milllane, Stoney Middleton, Derbys S32 4TS Tel: 01433 639665
Membership Secretary: Mrs J Tudor-Hughs
Fields Cottages, Barton Hartshorn, Bucks MK18 4JY Tel: 01280 848233
Kitten Register: Mrs N Wareing
3 Low Bromley, Peafield Lane,Wortley Sheffield S35 7DE
Tel: 0114 284 6343 Email: nicky.wareing@btinternet.com
MAINE COON CAT CLUB
Hon. Secretary: Mr S Butters, 12 St Joseph’s Road, Handsworth, Sheffield, South
Yorks, S13 9AV.Tel: 0114 269 2306. Email: butters@keverstone.co.uk
Hon.Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: Mr D Howe, 21 Fitzalan Road,
Handsworth, Sheffield, South Yorks, S13 9AW.Tel: 0114 269 4476. Email:
dhowe@btinternet.com
Kitten Register: Mrs V Kaye. Tel: 01484 666 728. Email; cocooril@tiscali.co.uk
Welfare: Mr G Cole. Tel: 01706 840 268.
Email: mainecoonrescue@btinternet.com
Subscriptions: Single £5:00 plus £1:00 joining fee, Joint £7:00 plus £2:00 joining fee.
Under 16’s £2:50 plus £1:00 joining fee.
MAINE COON BREED SOCIETY
Hon Sec: Mrs Lynette Cannell
30 Barnstable Close,Weston Pavell, Northampton, NN3 3BH
Tel: 01604 451 912 Email cannells@ntlworld.com
Treasurer/ Membership Secretary Mrs A Jones
Meadow Cottage, Church Street, Charwelton, Northants
Tel: 01327 263 613 Email: meadowcottage@madasafish.com
Kitten List: Ms S Deane
131 South Norwood Hill, London, SE25 6DD
Tel: 0208 653 4905 Email sue.deane@talktalk.net
Subs: Please refer to Club website
Website www.mainecoonbreedsociety.com
NORSK SKOGKATT SOCIETY
Hon. Secretary: Anne Harper
66 Willow Crescent Worthing,West Sussex BN13 2SX
Tel: 01903 267672 Email: anne@verdicatz.com
Hon.Treasurer: Julie Macpherson
Tel: 01536 762678 Email: juliemac2807@yahoo.co.uk
Membership Secretary: Denise Norton
Tel: 01202 632060 Email: denise@merlinda.co.uk
Welfare: Mark Kestle 0771 2689577 Email: wegies@btinternet.com
£11.00 joint £8.00 single inc. £2 joining fee
NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary/ Kitten Register: Kate Healing
Escrick Grange Farmhouse, Stillingfleet Road, Escrick,York YO19 6EB
Tel: 01904 720 261 Email jhardufae@v21mail.co.uk
Hon treasurer: Jenny Thomas 2 Bridge Close, Haxby York,YO32 3WG
Tel: 01904 761 894 Email jenny.siskadell@yahoo.co.uk
Membership Secretary: Maggie Lindgren
61 Kelcbar Close,Tadcaster, N.Yorks, LS24 9NY
Tel: 01973 836034 Email margaret.lindgren@btinternet.com
Welfare: Mary Rose Douglas
Tel: 01268 551 082 Email maryrosedouglasuk@yahoo.co.uk
Subs: Single £6, Joint £9.
Membership form available at Club Website www.nfcc.co.uk
THE OCICAT CLUB
HON SEC/MEMBERSHIP SEC.: Mrs R. Caunter, Woodlands, Mounters Lane,
Chawton,Alton, Hampshire GU34 1RZ.Tel. 01420 82957. E-mail:
rjcaunter@hotmail. com
CHAIRMAN: Mrs Jacky Atkinson. Tel. 01785 850131.
HON TREASURER: Mrs Jane Keates, 11 Bridge Close, Bursledon, Southampton
SO31 8AN.Tel. 02380 403426.
KITTEN REG: Mrs Mavis Ives, 3 All Souls Cottages, Stanton Harcourt,Witney,
Oxfordshire OX8 1RW. Tel. 01865 880626.
Welfare: Mrs Mavis Ives, Tel 01865 880 626 Website www.ocicatclubuk.org
Colourpoint, Rex Coated and AOV Club Website www.craov.co.uk
Subscriptions: Single £7, Joint/Family £10, Overseas £12, Junior £3.Website www.ocicatclubuk.org
OLD-STYLE SIAMESE CLUB
Hon Secretary: Mrs Marilyn Dawson
The Blackthorns, 1 Grafham Road, Ellington. Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0AN
Tel: 01480 890 311 Email douglas.dawson@btinternet.com
Hon Treasurer: Douglas Dawson
The Blackthorns, 1 Grafham Road, Ellington. Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0AN
Tel: 01480 890 311 Email douglas.dawson@btinternet.com
Membership Secretary: Frances Benedito
50 University Road, Colliers Wood, London SW19 2BX
Tel 02085 407 132 Email frances.benedito@tinyworld.com
Kitten Register: Margaret Lindgren
61 Kelcbar Close, Tadcaster, N.Yorks, LS24 9NY
Tel: 01973 836034 Email margaret.lindgren@btinternet.com
Subs: Single £7, Joint £8.50, EEC £12, Overseas £15. Joining fee £2
ORIENTAL CAT ASSOCIATION
Hon. Secretary: Irene Rothwell, 76 Valley road, Streatham, London, SW16 2XN.
Tel: 02075 648 436. Email: irene.rothwell@ntlworld.com
Hon.Treasurer: Julie Stevens, 98 Wellingborough Road, Finedon, Northants, NN9
5LQ.Tel: 01933 682 505. Email: Julie.stevens15@btinternet.com
Membership Secretary: Jane Haggar, 14 Malthouse Lane, Ramsey, Huntingdon,
Cambs, PE26 1SQ.Tel: 01487 814 997. Email: janehaggar@axvnet.co.uk
Subscriptions: Single £6:00 (Renewal £5:00), Joint £8:50 (Renewal £7:50)
PROGRESSIVE RAGDOLL BREED CAT CLUB
Hon Sec? Kitten Register: Rachel Hart, 8 Woodford Road, Glenholt,
Plymouth, Devon PL6 7HX Tel: 01752 783 330 Email: shamantaragdolls@aol.com
Hon.Treasurer: Mrs Lesley Van Dyke, Weston House, Much Wenlock,
Shropshire TF13 6QT Tel: 01746 785 630 Email: Lesley@vandyke.plus.com
Membership Sec: Mrs Anne Ashworth, 24 Linley Grove, Holcombe Brook,
Ramsbottom, Bury BL0 9TS Tel: 01204 886 660
Email: brianandanne@autumntime.orangehome.co.uk
Membership: Single £8 per year, Family £12.00 per year.
RED CREAM & TORTIE SOCIETY
Hon Secretary: Pauline Rogers
8 Bittacy Close, Mill Hill, London NW7 1RU
Tel: 0208 349 2648. Email: pickwickpersians@aol.com
Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: Janet Drake
5 De Burgh Gardens,Tadworth, Surrey KT20 5LU
Tel: 01737 858 323.
Kitten Register: Mrs Puline Rogers (PERSIANS) 0208 349 2648
: Brenda Hollands (BRITISH) 01488 668 456.
Subscriptions: Single £6 Joint £9
RUSSIAN BLUE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Hon Secretary: Mrs Judith Armstrong
3 Orion Close, Stubbington, Fareham, Hants PO14 2SQ
Tel: 01329 668 898 Email judith323@btinternet.com
Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: Mrs Val Anderson
53 Percy Road, Shirley, Southampton, Hants SO16 4L
Tel: 02380 785 472 Email semillacats@btinternet.com
Kitten Register: Mrs R Solomon
6 The Mount, New Maldon, Surrey KT3 4HU Tel: 02089 429 264
Subscriptions: Single £6. Joint £9. Overseas single £8. Overseas joint £11. Junior
(UK only) £1
SEAL POINT SIAMESE CAT CLUB
Hon Secreatry: Mrs M Donnelly
56 Tudor Avenue North Shields Tyne&Wear, NE29 0RX
Tel : 0191 2578329 Email: mavis.donnelly @dial.pipex.com
Hon Treasurer / Welfare officer: Mrs J Jones
Amyday Newhouse Lane, Storrington West Sussex RH20 3HQ
Tel : 01903 744301 Email Jen.alan@talktalk.net
Kitten Register: Mrs B Kilroy
3 Squirrels Ridge, Crawley Down,West Sussex RH10 4LG
Subscriptions: Single £5 plus £1 joining fee. Joint £8 plus £1 joining fee
SEMI LONGHAIR CAT ASSOCIATION
HON SECRETARY: Elaine Harvey, 4 Lynton Avenue, Boston Spa,Wetherby,W.
Yorkshire LS23 6BL.Tel. 01937 842797. Email: elaine@karolou.free-online.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Charles Eveniss, 12 Millers Walk, Pelsall,Walsall WS3 4QS.Tel.
01922 685252.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Gordon Stables, 31 Scotch Firs, Fownhope, Hereford
HP1 4NP.Tel. 01432 860337. Email: dstables@wbsnet.co.uk
BREEDERS LIST/KITTEN REGISTER: Fiona Hermon, 43 Staplehall Road, Fenny
Stratford, Milton Keynes MK11BQ.Tel. 01908 642115. Email:
fiona.hermon@btinternet.com
Subscriptions: Single £7, Joint £10, Juniors £1.
SHORTHAIR CAT CLUB OF SCOTLAND
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Ann Smith, The Bungalow, Langlees Farm, By Newmills,
Dunfermline, Fife KY12 8HA.Tel/Fax. 01383 880336.
HON TREASURER: Miss Sarah Davidson, 31 St Clair Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife KY1
2NR.Tel. 01592 593118.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mr David Campbell, 34 Beechwood Park, Uphall
Station, Livingston,West Lothian EH54 5QQ.Tel. 01506 435529.
KITTEN REGISTER: Mr G. Gow, 37 Duddingston Road West, Edinburgh EH16.Tel.
0131 652 1895.
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £8, Juniors/OAP £3.
SIAMESE CAT ASSOCIATION
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Rosie Meekings, Wrenshall Farmhouse,Walsham le
Willows, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP31 3AS.Tel. 01359 259652. Email:
rosie.meekings@rantipole. demon. co.uk
HON TREASURER: Mrs Shelagh Snaith, 10 Sandbrier Close,Walnut Tree, Milton
Keynes, Bucks MK7 7DU.Tel. 01908 665924.
ASST. HON SECRETARY: Mrs Liz Corps, 35 Canterbury Road, Farnborough, Hants
GU14 6QP.Tel. 01252 652984. Email: liz.corps@ntlworld.com
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs M. Janes, Chopwellgate Cottage, Rowlands Gill, Tyne &
Wear NE39 2AG. Tel. 01207 545558.
Subscriptions: Single £4.50, Joint £6.50. Entrance fees - Single £2, Joint £3. Life
Membership - Single £45, Joint £65. Over 60s Life Membership £10.
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SIAMESE CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Jean Murchison, 10 Noak Hill Close, Billericay, Essex
CM12 9UZ.Tel. 01277 622734. Email jm@fistra.fsnet.co.uk
HON TREASURER/MEMBERSHIP SEC: Mrs M. Lake, 1 Eunice Grove, Chesham,
Bucks HP5 1RL.Tel. 01494 771040.
KITTEN REGISTER: South - Colleen Scoblow, Tel. 01707 661459;
Bedfordshire/Midlands - Elizabeth Wildon, Tel. 01767 640924; North - Alice Fox,
Tel. 01388 718161 OR WEBSITE: www.siamesecatclub.co.uk.
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7 per annum +£1. Newsletter if required. Joining
Fee £3 Single, £6 Joint.
SPHYNX CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Jan Plumb, 9 Bedford Crescent, Enfield, Middlesex EN3
6JU.Tel. 01992 710180. Email: amarouge@talktalk.net
HON TREASURER: Mr Paul Dunbar, 16 Berry Close, Hedge End, Southampton,
SO30 0PJ.Tel. 01489 690585. Email: pauldnbr@ntlworld.com
MEMBERSHIP SEC: Mrs Z. Simmonds, 204 Mackie Avenue, Patcham, Brighton
BN1 8SB.Tel. 01273 503531.
KITTEN REGISTER: Miss Elsie Hummerston, 20 Oakley Court, Hilly Fields,
Loughton IG10 2PY.Tel. 0208 502 2763.
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7, Senior Citizen £3, Juniors £3. Europe - 10
Euros. Outside Europe £10.Website - www.sphynxcatclub.co.uk
SPHYNX BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
HON SEC/MEMBERSHIP SEC: Barry Newcombe, 11 Birkin Close,Tiptree,
Essex CO5 0PB.Tel. 01621 815769. Email: woozles@dial.pipex.com
HON TREAS: Emily Sadler, 47 Rectory Road,Tiptree, Essex CO5 0SX.Tel.
01621 810346. Fax 0870 990 1730.
Subscriptions: £3 per person. Due 1 Jan.
THE TABBY CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY/HON TREASURER: Mrs B. M. Conway, 42 Roseacre Drive,
Heald Green, Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 3UP.Tel. 0161-437 9675.
Road, Stourbridge,West
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs P. Jarvis, 31 South
Midlands DY8 3YA.Tel. 01384 379120. Email: patjarvis@beeb.net
KITTEN REGISTER: Miss Jill Martin, 104 Roston Drive, Hinckley, Leics., LE10 0XP.
Tel. 01455 440212.
Subscriptions: Single £6.00, Joint £8.00, Juniors £1.00. Overseas members,
standard rate plus £2.00.
THE TONKINESE CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mr Vince Macey, 1 Pilgrim Spring, Folkestone, Kent CT19 6QE.
Tel. 01303 259203. Email: coral@fecheldee.fsnet.co.uk
HON TREAS/WELFARE & RESCUE: Mrs Jean Adams, Mount Pleasant, Marley
Lane, Kingston, Canterbury, Kent CT4 6JH. Tel. 01227 831103.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Coral Macey, (address as Hon Sec).
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Marion Lorenzo, 29 Wychwood Crescent, Earley,
Reading, Berks RG6 5RA Tel. 01189 751981. Email: palorenzo@aol.com OR Mrs
Coral Macey (address as Hon Sec).
Subscriptions: Single £6, Joint £8, Junior £4 (under 16), plus £1 joining fee. 10
Year (Single £40, Joint £64).
Club website - www.tonkinesecatclub
TRANS-PENNINE ORIENTAL &
SIAMESE CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Nancy Webster, ‘Les Trois’, 35 Barleyfield Close, Pinders Heath,
Wakefield.Tel. 01924 367467. Email nancy@tposcc.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Janey Burt, 5 Heathcote Avenue, Heaton Moor, Stockport
SK4 2QF.Tel. 0161-431 8201.
MEMBERSHIP SEC: Christopher Swindells, 9 School Lane, Eaton, Congleton,
Cheshire CW12 2NG.Tel. 01260 270665. Email
oboekaraoke@swindells.freeserve. co.uk
KITTEN REGISTER: Irene Clarke, 35 Sovereign Fold Road, Leigh, Lancs WN7
5HX.Tel. 01942 891505. Email siamesebyfoxypaws@yahoo.com
Subscriptions: Adult £4, Joint £6, Juniors £2 (Overseas - Single/Joint £10). No
joining fee. Renewals to Membership Sec please (due Jan 1).
Website: http://www.tposcc.co.uk
AREA CLUBS
BRISTOL & DISTRICT CAT CLUB
HON SEC: Mrs Sue Rogoll, Avonlea, 101A West Town Lane, Brislington, Bristol
BS4 5DX.Tel. 0117 977 4403.
HON TREASURER: Mrs Kay Jater, Priorsgate, Harris Lane,Abbots Leigh, Bristol
BS8 3QX.Tel. 01275 372171.
MEMBERSHIP SEC: Mrs Ann Bresnan, 34 Stafford Road, St Werburghs, Bristol
BS2 9UN.Tel. 0117 955 3547.
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Dot Thomson, Hope Cottage, 3 Harris Barton,
Frampton, Cotterell, Bristol BS36 2ET.Tel. 01454 778237.
Subscriptions: Single £4.50, Joint £6.50. Junior/Senior Citizen £3. No joining fee.
Subscriptions due 1 January.
EASTERN COUNTIES CAT CLUB
NOR’EAST OF SCOTLAND CAT CLUB
Hon. Secretary: Mrs J Peed
Blackthorn Farm, Intwood Lane, Swardeston, Norwich, Norfolk
Tel: 01508 570051
Hon.Treasurer: Mrs A Howes
Blowers Barn, Blowers Lane, Rushmere, Lowestoft Suffork NR33 8ED
Tel: 01502 475266
Membership Secretary: Mrs A Howes
Blowers Barn, Blowers Lane, Rushmere, Lowestoft Suffork NR33 8ED
Tel: 01502 475266
Kitten Register: Mrs J Peed
Blackthorn Farm, Intwood Lane, Swardeston, Norwich, Norfolk
Tel: 01508 570051
£7.50 joint fee £5.00 single £1.00 entry fee £2.50 senior citizens £2.50 juniors no
entry fee
HON SECRETARY/KITTEN REG: Ms Jean Esslemont, 13 Crookfold Place, Bridge
of Don,Aberdeen AB23 8PQ.Tel. 01224 706576. Email: kindelisajean@aol.com
HON TREASURER: Mrs Lorna Caswell, 13 Bradbury Street, Downfield, Dundee
DD3 9ES.Tel. 01382 827011. Email: lorna.caswell@btinternet.com
MEMBERSHIP SEC/KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Kate Ramsay, “Tulaichean”, 38 Glen
Orchil Crescent,Auchterarder, Perth PH3 3PY.Tel. 01764 663171. Email:
kathryn.ramsay@ btopenworld.com
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7, Junior 50p. Life £50.
EDINBURGH & EAST OF SCOTLAND
CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary: Ian H Morrison
13 East Claremont Street, Edinburgh, EH7 4HT
Tel 0131 556 7085 Email: ianh.morrison@virgin.net
Hon Treasurer: Mrs Milena Paterson
139 Overton Crescent, East Calder,West Lothian, EH53 ORJ
Tel 01506 884283
Membership Secretary: Mrs Morag Pirie
32 Pentland Gardens, Edinburgh, EH10 8NW
0131 447 3500
Kitten Register: George Gow
37 Duddingston Road West, Edinburgh, EH15 3PR
Tel 0131 652 1895
Subscriptions: Joining Fee £1.00 Ordinary £5.00. OAP £3.00. Junior £1.00. Joint
(Same Household) £7.50.
Website: www.edinburgh-cats.co.uk
GWYNEDD CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary: Mrs Marie E Rose.
6 Second Avenue, Flint, Flintshire, CH6 5LS.Tel: 01352 732 944
Treasurer: Mrs Rita Brown 26 Manor View,West Derby, Liverpool L12 0LT
Tel: 0151 254 2251
Membership Secretary: Miss K Atkinson
64 Somerset Road, Droysden. Manchester M43 7PZ. Tel 0161 370 5074
Kitten Register: Miss Liz Prescott
5 Neald Drive, Ledsham Park, Little Sutton, Ellesmere Port CH66 4YW
Tel: 0151 339 5706
Subscriptions: Single £4. Joint £6 Junior £2
THE KENTISH CAT SOCIETY
HON SECRETARY: Mrs B. J. Darby, Spookeys, 65 Sidney Gardens, Otford,
Sevenoaks, Kent TN14 5PX.Tel. 01959 522869. Email darby@btinternet.com
HON TREASURER: Mrs D Bubb-Porter, St Davids, 241 Magpie Hall Road,
Chatham, Kent. Tel 01643 840886 Email dboobf8110@blueyonder.co.uk
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mr A Porter, St Davids, 241 Magpie Hall Road,
Chatham, Kent. Tel 01643 840886 Email dboobf8110@blueyonder.co.uk
HON CUP & SHOW SUPPORT SECS: The MissesY. & H.A. Hendra, 9 Boston
Gardens, Rainham, Kent ME8 0DL.Tel. 01634 362662.
Subscriptions: Single £4, entry fee £1; Joint £6, entry fee £2. Long term (10 year)
Single £32, Joint £48 (available after at least 3 years’ annual membership).
Renewals due 1 Jan. Please send to Hon Treasurer.
Website: www.kentishcatsociety.co.uk
KERNOW CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs J. Musgrove, Parkengear Farm, Probus,Truro, Cornwall.Tel.
01726 882625. Email: jenniemusgrove@aol.com
HON TREASURER: Mrs M.Whatty, Horizon, 3 Perhaver Way, Gorran Haven, St
Austell, Cornwall.Tel. 01726 842599.
MEMBERSHIP SEC/KITTEN REG: Mrs K. Griggs,The Old Corner Store, Elliotts
Hill, Brixton, Plymouth, Devon PL8 2AH.Tel. 01752 881592. Email:
dominicbray@talktalk.net
Subscriptions: Single £4, Joint £6. Joining fee £1 per person.
MANCHESTER & DISTRICT CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Miss S. Bohanna, 65 Radclyffe Street, Chadderton, Oldham
OL9 0HY.Tel. 0161 287 7337. Email: sonnet1959@hotmail.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Mrs L. Roberts, 30 Sheringham Drive, Godley, Hyde SK14
3SH.Tel. 0161 366 5187. Email: laura@theroberts.org.uk
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs A. Spotswood, 15 Burnham Avenue, Stockport
SK5 6US.Tel. 0161 432 9165. Email: ann.beaubright@talktalk.net
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs M. O’Dowd, Bulloughs Farm, Bullows Road, Little Hulton,
Manchester M38 9TR.Tel. 0161 211 9809.
Subscriptions: Adults £4, OAP/Juniors £2.
MIDSHIRES SIAMESE CAT ASSOCIATION
SOUTH WESTERN COUNTIES CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Miss Lesley Tricker, 131 King Arthurs Road, Exeter.Tel. 01932
677855. Email trickles@ blueyonder.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Mrs Veldes Carnell, 54 Tower Hill,Williton,Taunton,
Somerset TA4 4JR.Tel. 01984 632397. Email MisskinBritish@aol.com
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Miss Carole Phillips, 37 Hamlin Gardens, Heavitree,
Exeter, Devon EX1 3BE.Tel. 01392 253171. Email: citoxeexoticas@aol.com
KITTEN REGISTER: Direct to website - www.swccc.co.uk
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7, Junior £1. New members entrance fee £1.
THE SURREY AND SUSSEX CAT ASSOCIATION
Hon Secretary: Kitten Register: Mrs J Spall
4 Nutfield Road, Redstone Hill, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 4AV.Tel: 01737 769 040
Treasurer: Mrs Molly Hawke, Burlow, Horam, East Sussex,TN21 0LH
Tel: 01435 813 307 Email: mollie@zenithpersians.com
Membership Secretary: Mrs B West-Kelsey, 30 Annesley Drive, Shirley, Croydon,
Surrey CR0 8QX. Tel: 0208 777 4029 Email: sophar@hotmail.co.uk
Membership: £5.00 single. £8.00 joint
TEESSIDE CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Paula Robinson, 7 Poplar Crescent, Romanby,
Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL7 8BD.Tel. 01609 770120. Email:
donpaula@freeuk.com
HON TREASURER: Mr S. Price, 45 Lakemore, Peterlee, Co. Durham SR8 1DZ.Tel.
0191 587 0369.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs J. Page, 20 Gala Close, Seaton Carew, Hartlepool
TS25 1GA.Tel. 01429 260102.
KITTEN REGISTER: Mrs Veda Price, (same address as Hon Treasurer.).
Subs: £4.50 Adult, £2.50 Pensioners and Children of 16 and Under. £6.50 Joint,
£3.50 Joint Pensioners.
WESSEX CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Judy Emmens, 12 King Alfred Place,Winchester, Hants SO23
2AU.Tel. 01962 853901. Email: judy.emmens@virgin.net
HON TREASURER/MEMBERSHIP SEC: David Mitchell, 6 Sandy Close, Colehill,
Wimbourne, Dorset BH21 2NG.Tel. 01202 841797. Email:
david@mitchell6972.fsnet.co.uk
KITTEN REG: Online - wessexcatclub.co.uk
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7.50, Juniors £2.
WEST COUNTRY CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary: Mrs Elaine Robinson
5 Liskeard Way, Freshbrook, Swindon,Wilts SN5 8NH
Tel: 01793 484 004 Email : Elaine@Kopikatts.co.uk
Treasurer: Mr Neville Dowden
12 Tynings Road, Street, Somerset BA16 0QA. Tel: 01458 443894
Membership Secretary: Mrs Lisa Talboys
37 Saffron Close,Wootton Bassett,Wiltshire, SN4 7JB. Tel: 01793 851587
Kitten Register: Mrs Sandie McLoed
92 Victoria Avenue, Chard, Somerset TA20 1HF. Tel: 01460 653 54
Subscriptions: Single £4. Joint £7. Senior/Junior £2.50. New Member(s) Fee Per
Person £1 Subs Due 1st August
WEST OF ENGLAND AND
SOUTH WALES CAT SOCIETY
Hon Secretary: Mrs G Wylde
7 Pen-y-Ffordd, North Cornelly, Bridgend. CF33 4ES
Tel: 01656 743 840 Email GWYLDE@cleocathpersians.co.uk
Hon Treasurer: Mrs P Roberts
Mincella, 1 Rectory Terrace, Stanton Prior, Marksbury, Bath. BA2 9HT
Tel: 01761 471 940
Membership Secretary: Mrs S Cook
33 Woodlands Park, Kenfig Hill, Bridgend. CF33 6DY. Tel: 01656 741 940
Subs: Joint £6, Single £3.50
Acting Hon Secretary: Margaret Mather
101 North Road, Bells Hill, Lanarkshire ML4 1QZ
Hon Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: Elizabeth Stewart
18 R Sandbank Terrace, Glasgow, G20 0PW. Tel: 01419 466 504
Subs: Joint £7, Single £5, Junior £1. Due 1st January
NORTH WEST CAT CLUB
WILTSHIRE & DISTRICT CAT CLUB
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Iona Pettit, 30 Symonds Lane, Linton, Cambridge CB21
4HY.Tel. 01223 893160. Email: ionapettit@aol.com
HON TREAS: Mrs Linda Hutchinson, West Fen House, High Road, Lt Downham,
Ely CB6 2TB.Tel. 01353 699430.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Mrs Barbara Davidson, 171 Ransey Road, St Ives
PE27 3TZ.Tel. 01480 466397.
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £8, Junior £1.
CHESHIRE AREA CAT CLUB
NORTHERN COUNTIES CAT CLUB
Hon Secretary/ kitten Register: Mrs Maureen Holmes
24 Slingsby Drive, Upton,Wirral, Merseyside.
Tel: 0151 677 8446 Email kavikat.persians@hotmail.com
Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: John A Cox MBE
72 Ascot Drive, Great Sutton, Ellesmere port, CH66 2NQ
Tel: 0151 339 3622 Email johnacox@ntlworld.com
Subscriptions: Single £3.50. Joint £5. OAP/Junior £1. Entry fee 50p per person. Due
1st July.
HON SECRETARY: Mrs Pat Norman, 90 Foresters Drive,Wallington, Surrey SM6
9JZ.Tel. 0208 647 2900. Email: pat@landican.co.uk
HON TREASURER: Mrs Brenda Barrowman, 39 Saltdean Way, Bexhill on Sea,
East Sussex TN39 3SS.Tel. 01424 844996. Email: maiysha@f2s.com
Subscriptions: Single £5, Joint £7. Life Single £30, Life Joint £50.
Hon Secreatry: Mrs D Marsdan
20 St John’s Close, Heather, Leics LE67 2QL
Hon Treasurer/ Membership Secretary: Mrs J Sheldon
16 Heath Close,Tipton,W Mids DY4 1PB
Kitten Register: Mrs S Roberts
41 Pennine Way,Ashby de la Zouch, Leics LE65 1EW. Tel: 01530 415 410
Subs: Single £4, Joint £7, Junior £2. Joining Fee £1
Hon Secretary: Miss Jennifer Maddrell
113 Powis Road,Ashton, Preston, Lancs PR2 1AE. Tel: 01772 727 341
Treasurer: Mrs Doreen Gorton
16 Wellfield Drive, Burnley, Lancs. Tel: 01282 438 732
Membership Secretary: Ian Gaskell,
3 Surrey Ave, Burnley, Lancs. BB12 6DB.
Tel: 01282 423 941 E-mail - gascats@ntlworld.com
Subscriptions:Adults £4 Joint £6 Junior £1.50 Joining/Rejoining fee £1.
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27th September 2008
he 24th
Report and Photos by
Championship Colleen Inger-Brown Dip. AD
Breed Show
was held at the Ken Marriott Leisure Centre, Rugby, Warks.
With 3 other All-Breed shows on the same day , the entry
of 100 was excellent. The venue is light and airy which
makes for a comfortable day out for both the cats and
their slaves! Refreshments, served overlooking the indoor
swimming pool, were on the same level as the main hall. It
meant that road- weary exhibitors - the fog was very bad
early on in the day but thankfully dispersed as the
morning progressed - did not have far to go for their
coffee fix!! The results board was conveniently
sandwiched , excuse the pun, between the two so that
exhibitors on tenterhooks did not have far to travel for
their cats results.
Show Manager Mary Le Monnier took everything in her
stride and I never saw her without a smile on her face. She
has that elusive trait of looking calm under pressure!! She
had a band of very hard working bods - committee members
and table workers - so special thanks must go to them for
helping to make the show so successful on the day. Also
thanks to sponsor Royal Canin, Bella Penning for their
efficiency, Stall Holders; Cats Protection, Sue & John Seers of
Wyvern Gems and Moyra Smith’s Show Drapes which
proved popular , especially with the Supreme on the
horizon. Not forgetting the Judges: Mrs S Heavens, Mrs S
Lorton-Hobbs, Mrs E Machin, Mrs L Miles, Mr A Welsh &
Miss C White and their stewards. Unfortunately Mrs J
Bradley was unable to fulfill her Judging appointment due to
a back injury. Everyone would like to wish her a speedy
recovery. Mrs S Lorton-Hobbs stepped in to ‘save the day’
by covering the majority of Mrs Bradley’s classes as well as
her own appointed ones.
The Vice President of the club Mrs Betty Knapp, 82 years
young, still enjoys working on the table. She keeps everyone
around her in check even to the point of moving her coffee
cup out of view before I took her picture!!
Characters - the gong had to go to Mrs A Clayton’s 5
month old household pet Mr Tippy, winner of ‘Mister
Purrsonality’. I was looking at the stunning household pets
and he just stared at me as to say’ take my picture. Mrs
Clayton says ‘ he lives up to his name by ‘tipping ‘things over
at home!’
Exhibitor Mrs G Martin had a reflective day. She recently
had to make the heartbreaking decision to put her dear
’Teddy’ Imperial Grand Champion Thornchase Hey Presto!
Out of his painful arthritic condition. I’m sure you all
empathise with her that it’s always difficult to play God. He
lives on through his progeny, Gill, many of whom won on
the day.
Everyone I spoke to ‘said they really enjoyed the day’ as
did I. The Committee would like to say a VERY BIG THANK
YOU to all the EXHIBITORS who supported this years show
and would like to take this opportunity to invite you all back
to next year’s special SILVER ANNIVERSARY SHOW.
T
Best in Show Household Pet went to Miss F Rossi & Mr D Edgar’s Nouche
Nouche
Judge Mrs L. Miles gives one of her exhibits a cuddle.
Best in Show Neuter: was won in style by Mrs B Matthews ,Brown Spotted Grand
Premier Pampurred Paper-Tiger
Overall Best In Show and Best in Show Adult was Mrs S A Holloway’s , Blue &
White Bi-Colour Champion Loraston Just-William
Best in Show Kitten went to Mrs K Holloway’s, Brown Spotted Sandwick Sculfor
Main Winners
‘Look at Me!’ Mr Purrsonality winner Mr Tippy.
Committee and volunteers with Mrs B. Knapp centre. L to R: Hon Treasurer Mr A
Brown, Show Manager Mrs M le Monnier, Miss J Knapp and Mr W Vessey.
Overall Best In Show and Best in Show Adult:
Mrs S A Holloway’s , Blue & White Bi-Colour
Champion Loraston Just-William
Best in Show Kitten: Mrs K Holloway’s, Brown
Spotted Sandwick Sculfor
Best in Show Neuter: Mrs B Matthews ,Brown
Spotted Grand Premier Pampurred Paper-Tiger
Best in Show Household Pet: Miss F Rossi & Mr D
Edgar’s Nouche Nouche
Mirror Mirror on the Wall, I know I’m the fairest of them all!! BIS winner Ch.
Loraston Just-William reflects on his success.
Hon. Secretary Mrs S Gibbon setting up the raffle stall ‘the bottles are full,
honestly!'
Eleanor Gray happy with her purchase from Sue Seers at Wyvern Gems.
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Mother Nature’s
Remedies
By
Mrs Christine F. Duffy
DI Hom
n my last column I
promised to talk of bowel
problems this time, and it
certainly seems that many
cats are affected in this area
in one way or another.
It can be ‘normal’ for a cat
to have an occasional
episode of vomiting or
diarrhoea but if it is more
than the occasional thing then
something is wrong, however
it can be hard to define the
actual cause without testing.
In general terms there are
millions of remedies aimed at
relieving these symptoms and
it can be very confusing, and
extremely disheartening,
when certain remedies are
tried without success.
One thing to remember is
that diarrhoea, although
common, is not a specific
condition. As cat owners
know, whilst there are many
things that can cause it, the
actual outcome is very much
the same i.e. frequent, loose
motions of a fluid nature. As
part of the cats’
gastrointestinal defence
against anything it finds
irritating e.g. Worms, bacterial
infection, viral conditions, and
toxicity etc the primary
response is to rid them from
the body as quickly as
possible. Therefore the
response is to defecate in
order to flush the system.
So the best place to start is
to find the cause and ask why
I
has my cat got diarrhoea?
In trying to be as helpful as I
can I am going to start with
diarrhoea in newborn kittens
and work through the ages of
cats as far as this is possible.
Newborns
In a very young kitten with
diarrhoea , symptoms present
themselves quite suddenly
and kittens can very quickly
become chilled and
dehydrated, very possibly
crawling away from mother
and the nest .
Check the obvious things
first
1. Mother’s milk – is it flowing
right, the correct colour and
consistency, is it curdled
etc
If her milk is curdled there
is a very suitable remedy for
that but in the meantime the
kittens will have to be hand
reared. It is very easy to put a
homeopathic remedy into the
bottle feed.
Use a proprietary feeding
milk mixture of your own
choice, made up according to
the manufacturer’s directions.
Then add Podophyllum 6c to
the milk whilst it is still slightly
warm and mix well.
You will probably find that
one feed containing the
remedy is enough but it can
be repeated every four hours
for as long as necessary.
However, if you prefer to
use herbs instead, then mix
the bottle feed with half milk
formula and half of warm
chamomile tea. Make the tea
by infusing one teaspoon of
the herb in a cup of boiling
water, (N.B. not a mug, a cup).
Feeding as you would
normally it may take two or
three feeds until the problem
is resolved.
If I was asked, in my
opinion, which is the best
method, I would say either
will work well, It is most
important to act quickly in an
emergency, so using
whichever you have to hand is
the best solution.
Teething Troubles
Diarrhoea is common in
kittens who are teething.
Kittens are usually quite
miserable at this time, having
sore bottoms from the loose,
watery, cark and sometimes
bloody diarrhoea.
Chamomilla is the keynote
remedy for teething, another
good indicator for this remedy
is that the kitten’s gums will be
darker in colour. Personally I
prefer to make Chamomilla in
crystal form with kittens in
mind, the tiny crystals
resemble granular sugar and
so there are no worries of
choking.
Weaning Time
Kittens weaning and over
eating, as we all know, can be
a prime time for diarrhoea.
My first choice treatment at
this time would be Arsen
Album in a potency of 30c, as
its descriptive properties are
for diarrhoea from rotten
meat. That’s not to say kittens
have been fed rotten meat, but
they have been fed meat that
has caused this ‘natural
flushing’ reaction. Bowel
motions in this case are very
frequent, small and
debilitating. How to dose
would depend on how the
kittens were in themselves and
so I cannot be hard and fast
(excuse the pun) about actual
dosing.
An herbal alternative would
be to use Slippery Elm - I
intend to cover this remedy in
full in the next edition for
reasons that will become
apparent.
As most ‘normal’ medicine
comes, in some form or
another, from the same source
as homeopathy, Ipecacuanha
would be a good choice,
particularly if the stools have a
greenish tinge. Known as
‘Ipec’ its chalk properties are
beneficial to certain types of
milk diarrhoea.
Kittens when weaned can
still fall victim to diarrhoea.
Usually the stools are not fully
formed and have signs of
undigested food, streaks of
blood and are, in the main, a
yellow colour. Reach for
China, (which is actually
pronounced Keena, though
don’t ask me why when even
using its full given name of
Chinchona officinalis there is
no resemblance to ‘keena’) to
help with this.
Kittens Become Cats
However, kittens eventually
become cats, and their
diarrhoea problems take on a
whole different aspect. Having
more freedom than kittens and
the ability to pick up germs as
soon as the show entry in
posted off; cats present us
with a whole different set of
concerns. And you can bet if a
show is looming nothing is
straight forward. However the
advantages are that you know
the cat’s normal toileting
habits and what usually
causes an upset tummy. This is
half the battle as there are so
many diarrhoea remedies. The
more information you have
the better the chances of
finding the correct remedy.
Poo examination and the
interest in the litter grip you
and can become your main
topic of conversation, how
sad, but how true.
The door opens, hubby
comes in, “Hi Honey, I’m
home” only to be greeted with
a mournful reply of, “Tiddles
is still loose”
Because there are so many
diarrhoea remedies, clues
have to be found and related
to, i.e. straining after the stool
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even though there is nothing
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the remedy Mercurius
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I hope I have given you
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SUPREME CAT CLUB SHOW ~ 22/11/2008
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Whiteseal Imperial Call
British Blue
Owners Name Eleanor Gray
Tel 01905 617748 Award BOB
Tanyrallt Milly Le Minx
British Blue
Owners Name Teresa Conneally
KENTISH CAT CLUB SHOW ~ 18/10/2008
Tanyrallt Hot Totty
British Blue Cream
HILLS AWARDS
Loraston Beartix Potter
British Shorthair
Photography by Robert Fox
Kabenbe Teddy Edward ~ BSH
Owners Name Mrs Ruse
Charmoden Simply Lightning ~ BSH
Owners Name J Norton
Owlsdene Dark Enchantment
Bengal
Owners Name E Richmond-Watson
PR Kalukikatz Arabesque
Bengal
Owners Name Mrs Lee
Rocky Mountain Range. British Columbia, Canada
ORIJEN Cat is formulated
with a biologically correct
(75/25/0) ingredient ratio of
75% meat, 25% fruit and
vegetables and 0 grain.
With 7 sources of veterinary inspected
meats, ORIJEN provides a nutritionally
wide and biologically correct animo and fatty
acid balance to optimally nourish cats and
kittens of all breeds and ages - just like
Nature intended.
By nature, all cats are
carnivores, possessing a
biological need for a diet high
in protein, rich in fresh meats
and low in carbohydrate.
With the highest inclusions of fresh grain-fed
chicken, wild-caught northern whitefish and
fresh whole eggs, ORIJEN CAT is bursting
with the protein-packed human-grade meats
(minimum 75%) cats and kittens need—and
none of the grains or carbohydrates that are
biologically inappropriate to cats.

national cat show

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