Taelor Takes Care of Her Baby Goat

 

 

 

There was a baby crying noise in the show room; it turns out to be Taelor's baby goat.

 

The baby goat's crying stopped as soon as Taelor puts the bottle in its mouth.





 

Broken Britannia Petite Accepted for Showing

 

 

 

 

After many years of working and presenting, the broken variety of Britannia Petite passed the third showing in the ARBA convention at Wichita last November.    Officially this variety can be shown and competite for the Best of Breed on February 1, 2013.   The Big Valley RA show at Stockton was held on February 2, 2013 thus this is the first show that the broken Britannia Petite is being shown. 


 

The first judge in show A for the broken variety is judge Scott from Colorado.    This rabbit was a part of the successful presentation.    Timmy bought it in the convention for his wife Danielle.





 

Best In Show Judging at Stockton

 

 

 

In open show A, judge Ray is giving the American Fuzzy Lop a second look when selecting the top two winners.

 

In open show B, judge Allan is looking over the English Angora on the Best In Show table.

 

Judge Scott carefully looks over all the youth rabbits on the Best In Show table in show A.





 

Angora Judging at Stockton

 

 

 

Judge Scott compares the two young broken French Angora does in show A, Lindsay serves as the writer.

In show B, judge Carol examines the English Angora colored senior does.
 

Judge Randy is giving comments in the NCAG specialty show.


For a complete list of Angora show results on Febuary 2, 2013, go to:

http://angorashowresults.blogspot.com/2013/02/february-2-2013-angora-showing-at.html


 

Youth Top Winners at Stockton

 

 

 

In youth show A, judge Scott R. picks Juliette's Jersey Wooly as the youth Best In Show and Taelor's Mini Lop as the Reserve In Show.  

This is Juliette's first big win, her eyes are filled with tears of joy.

 

In show B, Audrey's Polish wins youth Best In Show.   Audrey has left early, did not get a chance to see her rabbit's big win.

 

Raymond's American Fuzzy Lop is the winner of youth Reserve In Show.    He was also away from the table and was called to accept the award. 



 

Open Top Winners at Stockton

 

 

 

Big Valley Rabbit Association show is a big day for serious exhibitors.   Thousands of entries and over 30 breeds are exhibited at Stockton.

 

 

In Show A, judge Ray picks Michelle's Rex as the Best In Show and Betty's English Angora as the Reserve In Show.

 

In Show B, judge Allan from Utah picks the Mini Lop shown by Chris as the Best In Show and "Polish Princess" Kathi's Polish as the Reserve In Show.






 

Jaylyn Wins All Breed Reserve In Show at Stockton

 

 

 

 

Big Valley holds the February show in a spacious indoor building.   Thirty four breeds are represented.   In Show A, English Angora Chu's Jaylyn wins Reserve In Show.

 

Jaylyn is a gorgeous English Angora white senior doe.

 

Judge Ray picks Jaylyn Reserve In Show to Michelle's Best In Show Rex.