Evans Returns to Shows

English Angora black tort senior buck Chu's Evans was on the show table in 2020.  He won quite a few shows from July to November 2020 then cut down.   

 

Now he is having a nice coat again, so he's back to shows.

In the earlier shows, Evans has been winning BOSV then in the last four shows, he wins BOSB.  

Specialty Satin Angora and French Angora Judging at Merced

The second breed judged at the specialty show is the Satin Angora.    Leslie, Carolyn and her grandson watch.

Two of the pretty fawn Satin Angora juniors are on the table.   Casey clerks for judge Ray.

Three "dark" colored Satin Angora juniors.   

Baby girl says, "I'm bored".

French Angora juniors are being loaded in the judging coops.  Wait, are you sure these are all French Angora juniors?    

 

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: May 1, 2021 Angora Showing at Merced (angorashowresults.blogspot.com)

Specialty English Angora Judging at Merced

During the lunch hour, judge Ray judges the NCAG specialty show.

The specialty show starts with white English Angora.

On the table are the English Angora colored bucks.    Carolyn and her grandson wait for the French Angora to start.


 

The winner of the colored senior buck class.

The English Angora colored senior doe class is on.  Casey waits for judge Ray's comments, Carolyn watches.

The colored senior does are always impressive.

Back and forth comparison.

The colored senior doe is also the BOB winner.

For a complete list of results, go to:

NCAG Show Results: May 1, 2021 Angora Showing at Merced (angorashowresults.blogspot.com)

 

Show B Angora Judging at Merced

Judge Armando says, a candy sucker and English Angora are a good match.

Betty says, OK, just don't drop it on the rabbit.

Judge Armando comments, Betty recrods.

Leslie listens, this is the second time she is showing English Angora and doing very well.

Judge Armando comments on a French Angora fawn senior doe.

On the table is a French Angora chestnut junior.

The French Angora fawn senior doe and the chestnut senior buck are competing for the BOB and BOSB.

The winner of BOB French Angora is the chestnut senior buck.

The black Satin Angora senior doe is on the table, Casey records comments.

The Satin Angora black senior doe that won BOB and the first place colored junior doe are next to each other.

The black junior doe is very nice but not developed enough to compete with the seniors

 

For a complete list of results, go to:

NCAG Show Results: May 1, 2021 Angora Showing at Merced (angorashowresults.blogspot.com)

Show A English Angora Judging at Merced

Leslie finally made it to the show room so the English Angora get on the table.

Judge Cathy compares the English Angora white senior bucks.   

Another look of the white senior bucks.  Casey records comments.

Now on the table is the English Angora colored senior buck class.   

And this cute junior buck.

The stars of the breed are usually the colored senior does, and here is one of them.   

Casey's Wynette gets the BOB crown.   

 

Show A Satin Angora and French Angora Judging at Merced

Big Valley Rabbit Association holds double all breed shows at Merced on Saturday, May 1, 2021.   In show A our judge is Cathy Szychulda. 

   

Supposedly the English Angora is the first Angora breed to be judged but one exhibitor has yet to arrive, so the Satin Angora are moved to the top.   Casey clerks.   

On the table is a white Satin Angora junior.  

The Satin Angora colored senior doe is gorgeous and she goes on to win the BOB.  

Judge Cathy checks on a Satin Angora junior doe.

When French Angora judging starts, Stephanie comes to visit Carolyn though Stephanie does not have any entries in the show.

Stephanie and Carolyn listen to judge Cathy's comments on the junior French Angora.

Judge Cathy compares two French Angora juniors.  

Betty clerks for judge Cathy when the French Angora are being judged.

The French Angora colored senior buck wins the BOV colored, the colored doe next to him is the BOSV.

The French Angora white senior doe is the BOV white.  

The colored senior buck wins the BOB French Angora and the white senior doe wins the BOSB.  

Casey’s Wynette Wins Specialty Best In Show

NCAG normally puts on several specialty shows a year.  Some years we had more than 10.   Since 2020, it has been difficult to put on shows, there were only 2 NCAG specialty shows in 2020.   Thanks to the generosity of Big Valley RA, NCAG has the first specialty show on Saturday, May 1 in 2021.   Casey's beautiful English Angora colored senior doe Wynette wins the specialty Best In Show.  We thank judge Ray Stacy, the president of Big Valley RA and ARBA district 2 director, sacrifices his lunch hour to judge our show.

More photos to come.