Scenes from Friday and Saturday at Red Bluff

 

 

Heather's English Angora white junior buck is the BOB on Friday night.
 

 

The Saturday show at Red Bluff is not as crowded as in the past years, there is even space for Dawn to take out her spinning wheel and catch up with some spinning.
 

Ramie is also working on her spinning hobby.

 

Jasmine and her white English Angora, there aren't as many youth Angora exhibitors in shows, Jasmine is one of the rarity.

 

English Angora on the left and French Angora on the right.
 

There are quite a few French Angoras on the table.
 

The BOB English Angora, Satin Angora and French Angora on Saturday.

 

For a list of Angora results on Friday night and Saturday, go to:

 

http://angorashowresults.blogspot.com/2015/12/december-11-12-2015-angora-results-at.html

 

 

We thank Shannon for providing the results and photos.

Angora Judging in the Second Show on Sunday at Red Bluff

In the second show on Sunday, judge Allan starts with French Angora.

There are quite a few French Angora on the table, Donelle and Dawn are still carrying more French Angora to the table.

Judge Allan is observing a fawn French Angora.

It's the English Angora's turn to be judged.

The entire table is occupied by the English Angora, Donelle is behind the table while Shannon watches on the other side.

Judge Allan comments on a junior English Angora.


For the complete list of Angora results on Sunday, go to:

http://angorashowresults.blogspot.com/2015/12/december-13-2015-angora-showing-at-red.html

Angora Judging in the First Show on Sunday at Red Bluff

 

 

 

Judge Melissa comments on the English Angora white senior buck.   Writer is Kelli from Oregon who is also a judge.  
 

Shannon watches judge Melissa working on the Satin Angora.

 

Donelle watches judge Melissa posing the Satin Angora.

Shannon writes for judge Melissa during the Satin Angora judging.
 

Renee is writing for judge Melissa when the French Angora are being judged.
 

Judge Melissa and helpers and exhibitors: Rene, Dawn and Shannon.




 

Lena's American Fuzzy Lop Wins Double Youth Best In Show at Red Bluff

On Sunday, December 13, CRCS youth show Best In show goes to Lena's American Fuzzy Lop, judge Allan from Utah does the pick.

In the second youth show, Lena's American Fuzzy Lop wins Best In Show again from judge Paula of Wisconsin.

The youth Reserve In Show in the first show goes to Rebecca's Himalayan.




The second youth show Reserve In Show goes to Stephany's Californian.



Maddie's English Spot Wins Double Reserve In Show at Red Bluff

 

 

 

Maddie flew from Michigan to California to judge and she has a tag-along English Spot with her.  The lively little guy wins Reserve In Show in the first show with judge Melissa.
 

Judge Paula from Wisconsin also picks the pretty English Spot as the Reserve In Show in the second show on Sunday.
 

Judge Melissa and her picks of the Best In Show English Angora and Reserve In Show English Spot.





Judge Paula totally agrees with judge Melissa, she has the same picks of Best In Show English Angora and Reserve In Show English Spot.


 

Clementina Wins Double Open Best In Show at Red Bluff

California Rabbit and Cavy Shows hold 5 shows at Red Bluff on December 11-13, 2015.    Betty attends the two shows held on Dec. 13 only. 

 

 

 

 

Clementina is putting on a nice adult coat and attracts good show comments.  

 

In the first show on Sunday, Clementina wins all breed Best In Show from judge Melissa.
 

In the second show on Sunday, judge Paula from Wisconsin also awards the all breed Best In Show to Clementina.   This is Clementina's third Best In Show.




 

 

 

Sandra's Beautiful Black Satin Angora

 

 

 

The Satin Angora breed in general is still lagging behind in density when comparing to the other three breeds of Angoras.   At Portland, we saw the result of Sandra's Satin Angora improvement project.   The black doe that she showed was very dense.
 

 The body type is excellent too.


 

Got everything down but still needs a bit of work on the sheen.
 

Sandra is up to the challenge, we are expecting to see even better Satin Angora in the next convention.