English Angora Fendi Wins Best In Show and Reserve In Show

 

 

 

 

 It's so heart warming to hear about Angora winning top honors from other areas.   A few days ago we reported that a Giant Angora winning Best In Show in Indonesia and today we are report an English Angora winning Best In Show and Reserve In Show in PA.

 

 

 GLAMZ Fendi and Mama Gaby went to the show in Washington, PA this past weekend.
This photo shows judge Ron Riddle awards Fendi the Reserve in Show in show A.

 

 

  In Show B,  Fendi earns the Best in Show award from Judge Al Gerhart.  Fendi is an English Angora chestnut buck.  

 

French Angora Gifta Wins Specialty Best In Show at Stockton

 

 

 

 

Northern California Angora Guild holds a specialty show in conjunction with the Big Valley RA shows on Saturday, September 16, 2017 at Stockton.

 

 

 

Betty's French Angora wins specialty Best In Show from judge Melissa.

 

Gifta has been performing well in shows.   She started competing in the senior doe class when she was still a junior and did well.    At Vallejo she won over the real seniors and won double BOB.   This weekend is her first show as a real senior, she won BOB in both all breed shows and the specialty show.    She gets the Reserve In Show award in one of the all breed shows from judge Linda, and receives the specialty Best In Show award from judge Melissa.






 

Rabbit Petunia Wins A Million Dollars

 

 

 

 

American's Got Talent (AGT) finale last night reveals the million dollar winner: The Rabbit!

OK, OK, it's not really the rabbit but rabbit Petunia's ventriloquist Darci Lynn, 12 years old,  who won the top prize at AGT.  Rabbit Petunia certainly helped; Petunia was used for audition,  Petunia was used in the final performance and Petunia was with Darci Lynn all the way to the million dollar top prize. 

Rabbits are good luck charms, good performers, and good companions, we sure all agree to that.  Congratulations to Darci Lynn and Petunia.

Open Top Winners at Stockton

 

 

Big Valley RA holds double all breed shows, double youth shows and cavy shows on Saturday, September 16, 2017.   The barn is full of happy exhibitors.  According to Dolores, there are 256 rabbit exhibitors.   We also counted 11 judging stations with 10 stations being used all day long while one station used half of day plus being used as the Best In Show judging.

 

 

 

In show A, Jeanette's Netherland Dwarf wins the Best In show from judge Doug. 

Show A Reserve In Show goes to Laci's Holland Lop.

Jeanette's Netherland Dwarf turns out to be the big winner of the day, judge Linda also picks it as the Best In Show.


 

Betty's French Angora gets the Reserve In Show award from judge Linda in show B.





 

French Angora Gifta Wins Reserve In Show at Stockton

 

 

 

Big Valley RA holds double open all breed, youth all breed and cavy shows at Stockton on Saturday, September 16, 2017.  

 

 

 

Pretty French Angora doe BCG Gifta just made 6 months old.  Gifta is bred and owned by Betty.
 

 

 

 

Gifta gets a nod from judge Linda Bell in show B, receives the honor of all breed Reserve In Show.

Gifta is in the extra large holding coop waiting to be examined during the show B Best In Show judging.





 

Giant Angora Heart Felt Hares Annabel Wins Best In Show in Indonesia

Scott Rodriguez, ARBA Judge #877 reports:

 

Best in Show 2017 Kelinci Indonesia September Show - Jakarta, Indonesia

HFH Annabel

Junior Giant Angora doe

Owner: Sugita Yohanes Hermanto

Breeder: Debbie McCormick, North Carolina - USA

 

Congtatulations to both Sugita and Debbie.

 

 

Tucking in the Loose Ends

 

 

 

 

It's pretty to have different colors on one piece of garment, do you know what the wrong side looks like?  
On the right is the right side of one fingerless mitten with three colors, black, coral and chestnut agouti.  On the left is the wrong side of the other mitten with all the loose ends hanging.   Each color adds a few loose ends, there are lots of loose ends to be tucked in.   How do you tuck in the loose end?   Use a crochet hook needle to hide the each one of them.

  



On the left it still shows the wrong side of the fingerless mitten but all the loose ends are hidden, this process is called "tucking in the loose ends". 


 

Turn the wrong side over to the right side, now the pair of the fingerless mitten is done.