Show A Angora Judging at Hanford

Show A the English Angora is judged by Amy.

Judge Amy has two English Angora white senior doe on the table.

Judge Amy is working on the colored senior doe class.

Judge Amy lines up the three colored senior does for comparison.

French Angora judge for show A is Armando, Lauralee is the judge's assist working on her judge's license.

Two French Angora colored senior does are being compared.

More about the colored senior does.

Judge Armando is now commenting on the colored junior doe class.   New exhibitor Libbi videos the judging.

For a complete list of results, go to:

https://angorashowresults.blogspot.com/2018/10/october-6-2018-angora-showing-at-hanford.html

Rabbit Dress Up Contest at Hanford

Central Valley RBA shows are known for youth activities.

Rabbit dress up is one of the most popular activities.

Surfacing bunny.

Lops in action.

Turtle bunny?  Not sure.

Straw lady and black crow bunny.

Pretty color combo but not sure what it is.

Brothers and super hero bunnies.

A close up shot of the two super hero buns.

ARBA Booth at the 4H Agent Convention

ARBA has a booth at the 4H Extension National Conference in Ohio.

Eric shows literature about Tan to a 4H extension service person.

Eric does a selfie at the ARBA booth.

The 2018 National Association of Extension Agents Conference is being hosted in Columbus, Ohio on October 6-7, 2018. The ARBA is being represented with a booth to educate agents about our association. Promotional materials are provided along with information encouraging all 4H members to become ARBA members. Partnering with cooperative extension agents across the country is critical to informing 4H about the benefits of ARBA membership. Many current ARBA members were first introduced to our hobby through 4H projects so this promotional event is an exciting opportunity to share what we already know- this IS the best hobby on earth!

Open Top Winners at Hanford

Central Valley RBA holds double all breed shows on Saturday October 6, 2018 at Hanford, CA.

In show A, Kirsten's Californian receives the Best In Show honor from judge Kathleen.

Reserve In Show goes to Betty's English Angora.

In show B, Judge Amy awards the Best In Show to Betty's French Angora.

Show B Reserve In Show goes to Kirsten's Californian.   This same California has won 1 Best In Show and 3 Reserve In Show out of four all breed shows in two weekends.   She came from a fair meat pen, she is a very lucky Californian.   

HGF Angora Goats Winning Big at Shenandoah Fiber Festival

HGF Angora goats had a great showing at the Shenandoah Fiber Festival at the end of September.  In addition to the goats winning, the fleeces also won Champion and Reserve Champion.

Four winning bucks, the kid bucks won over the older bucks and received the titles of Champion and Reserve Champion.

Champion buck HGF Jacob.

Reserve Champion buck HGF Elijah.

HGF doe entries.

Champion doe Kid Hollow Farm Licorice.

Madi and Eric showing kid does. 

Yearling buck HGF Rufus shown by Eric.  Eric, where is your bowtie?

First place kid doe. HGF Artemis.

Breeders Flock three bucks: Deuteronomy, Rufus, Tykvah.  People from left to right:

Eric, Madi and Matt.

Madi, Ashley and Matt are the best helpers.

Madi, Ashley, Matt and Angie are the owner of the Blue Mountain Fibermill booth.  If you recall, Carol and family had a wonderful visit at their Harrisburg home a few months ago.

Best In Show judging at King City

In show A, judge Dave from Wisconsin does the Best In Show selection.

He took the French Angora out twice for consideration.

Judge Dave examining the English Angora.

Judge Rusty is the Best In Show judge in show B.

Judge Rusty examining the young white English Angora that won the Best of Breed in show B.

The same French Angora doe is the BOB winner in both show A and B, judge Rusty examines it.

Show B Angora Judging at King City

Judge Dave is the show B Angora judge, he is from Wisconsin.

Lauralee is the "judge's assist" for judge Dave.  A judge's assist is more appropriately viewed as an apprentice working on his/her judge's license.

Judge Dave teaches Lauralee how to check on the English Angora's wool.

Judge Joe is now working on the white French Angora.

There are quite a few white French Angora on the table.

The French Angora winner is the colored senior doe.

For a complete list of class winners, go to:

http://angorashowresults.blogspot.com/2018/09/september-29-2018-angora-showing-at.html