Broken Satin Angora Passes First Presentation

On Wednesday morning during a convention, the ARBA Standard Committee examines all the new variety and new breed presentations.

This year, Broken Satin Angora was scheduled to be one of the first three varieties to be examined. The other two new varieties were blue tort Netherland Dwarf and Broken Havana.

At the top, Broken Satin Angora certificate holder Joan prepares for the presentation. On the judging table are her four presentation rabbits: sire, dam, son and daughter. On the table in front of each rabbit is a pedigree.

In the second photo, Standard committee chair Mike A. and member Erik B. are examining the four rabbits. The next photo shows three other members Cheryl, Armando and Kevin working on the four Broken Satin Angora.

In the fourth photo, the committee members discuss the merit of the presentation. In the fifth photo, Joan sits next to the committee listening to the comments from the members. Joan was informed of the good news: Broken Satin Angora passed the first presentation.

In the last photo, a very happy and relieved Joan poses with two of her presentation rabbits.