Northern California Angora Guild

Tuesday, January 21, 2025

Pink Pictures from Stephanie at Vallejo



Stephanie Berry was taking pictures after the show B open Best In Show judging. When showing the pictures to Betty and others, somehow the background all turned pink on her phone.   We were all intrigued how she did it, Stephanie had no idea.   So here are some of these fun photos.   For those who are more techique inclined, tell us how these photos get done please!



Kathi, Louis and Betty with Aurelia.



Happy Kathi, Louis and Betty.



Lots of smiles in pink!

 

Stephanie also took pictures of Carolyn Sawai and Betty, the picture also turned pink.



Wow, how did it happen?  



Pink Carolyn, pink Betty and pink background.   The only non-pink is Vincent who is cut down.  The lucky bun is going home with Carolyn to be a happy pampered indoor pet.




Monday, January 20, 2025

NCAG Specialty Best In Show Judging at Vallejo






There are three Angoras going for the title of specialty Best In Show.  The English Angora BOB the colored senior doe is being considered.

 
Being examined is the French Angora BOB the white senior doe.



The Satin Angora BOB white senior doe is examined.



The specialty Best In Show goes to Betty's English Angora.



Judges Courtney and Griffin both had judged Angora specialty show.  Courtney at Vallejo and Griffin at Anderson.   Both judges picked thd same doe Chu's Aurelia as the specialty Best In Show.  A group photo is in good order.





Sunday, January 19, 2025

NCAG Specialty Show Judging at Vallejo




NCAG holds a specilty show in conjunction with the SVRC open shows.


The specialty show judge is Courtney Collins.   Judge Griffin Harrah helps to run and clerk for the show.



Betty is the show secretary, puts the paper work on the judging table.



English Angoras on the judging table.




Judge Courtney examines an English Angora colored senior buck.



Another English Angora colored senior buck on the table.



The English Angora colored senior buck class has several full coated contenders.




None of the bucks can compare to the winner of the colored senior doe class that is filling the judging coop to the fullest.




The English Angora BOB is the colored senior doe.




French Angoras are on the table.




There are three French Angora white senior does for judge Courtney to pick from.



And there are several colored French Angoras too.



The BOB French Angora is a white senior doe.



Judge Courtney is examining the Satin Angora colored juniors.



The Satin Angora white seniors are so much more impressive than the juniors, the Satin Angora BOB goes to the white senior doe.