Show B English Angora Judging at San Jose

Show B judge for Angoras is Jordan Miner.

On the table is the first place colored senior buck.

The colored senior buck goes on to win the English Angora BOSB.

Judge Jordan likes the colored senior doe.

Judge Jordan comments of the colored senior doe.

The English Angora BOB is the colored senior doe.

 

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: November 8, 2025 Angora Showing at Antioch

Show A Satin Angora Judging at Antioch

There is a good number of Satin Angoras on the table.

Judge Misty is examining a black Satin Angora.

Judging Misty examining a chocolate tort Satin Angora while Delani admires the sheen.

The Satin Angora BOB goes to the colored senior doe.

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: November 8, 2025 Angora Showing at Antioch

 

Show A French Angora Judging at Antioch

Now that the ARBA convention is over, we are returning to the photos and reports of our local CRCS shows at Antioch.

Judge Misty examines a chestnut French Angora while Delani shows interest.

Examination of the chestnut French Angora.

Judge Misty comments on the chestnut French Angora.

On the table is a chocolate agouti French Angora.

A fawn French Angora is being examined.

The French Angora has a good depth.

Another look at the fawn French Angora's overall appearance, Carolyn Silvas, Carol Green and Casey Jones all watching.

The BOB goes to the fawn French Angora senior doe.

 

ARBA and NARBC Hall of Fame Inductees 2025

The 2025 ARBA Hall of Fame inductee is Randy Shumaker.  A native of Indiana but a transplant of California since 1994, Randy has done more for the rabbit community, especially in the west coast,  than any other we know in the last 30 years.    ARBA board made an excellent choice to induct him into the ARBA Hall of Fame this year at the convention in his birth state of Indiana.

NARBC also inducted two very well-deserving Angora breeders into the NARBC Hall of Fame.  

Tammy Vaughn is the second Giant Angora breeder in the Hall of Fame.  Louise Walsh got the Giant Angora accepted in 1988 and Tammy got the chestnut Giant Angora accepted in 2023.   Many had tried but Tammy put color into the Giant Angora with an exemplary pass. 

Debbie McCormick was given the good news of being the Hall of Fame inductee at the Angora banquet during the convention at Indianapolis.  Debbie has devoted many years to the betterment of English Angora and helped the improvement of the broken English Angora.  In addition, she has mentored many new English Angora breeders and paved a road to the success of her proteges.


Congratulations to all three of the most deserved rabbit breeders.

ARBA Convention Best In Show Judging at Indianapolis

ARBA convention Best In Show judging was live streamed on Monday, November 17, 2025.  In case you missed it, here are the some of the interesting screenshots of the judging and the final results.

Satin Angora BOB is in Group 1, it's being evaluated but did not advance.

English Angora BOB is in Group 2, being evaluated but did not advance.

Giant Angora BOB is a chestnut, also in Group 2, being evaluated but did not advance.

French Angora BOB is in Group 4, being evaluated but did not advance.

The Open Best In Show judge is the ARBA president Josh Humphries.

The Group 1 winner is the New Zealand, being evaluated by Josh Humphries.

The Group 2 winner is the Havana, being evaluated by Josh Humphries.

The Group 3 winner is the broken Rex, Josh picked it the Open Best In Show.

The Group 4 winner is the Mini Rex, being evaluated by Josh Humphries.

The Youth Best In Show judge is Jeremy Collins.

The Youth Best In Show is the American Fuzzy Lop.

 

Scenes from the Angora Area at Indianapolis

We thank Debbie McCormick and Carol Green for sending these photos from the Indy convention.

Photos were taken on Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16, 2025.

Deb Butorac with her daughter Alicia Will and granddaughter Katelyn Will and Mary Whipple.

Joan Hastings and Charlotte Schweikart.  

Lynn Wilson and hubby and daughter Nicole.

Debbie McCormick and Tammey.

Linda Hibbert.

Nice raffle items.

Raffle table at the Angora booth.

Andrea Evans.

Judging day!  Travis Finkle judging the English Angora colored senior doe class.

BOB English Angora is the white senior doe shown by Andrea Evans and Kathy Thomas.

BOSB is the colored senior buck shown by Debbie Furlong.

 

NARBC Booth at the ARBA Convention at Indianapolis

The theme of the National Angora Rabbit Breeders Club booth is "Glorious Angoras".  To show the Angoras' accomplishments in the past 40 years, photos of the these historical moments are featured. 

We thank Deb Clemens, Misty Polasik and Carol Green for sending these photos.

The NARBC booth

Misty and Carol are very kind to take closeups of my photos hanging on the wall.   Here is my 1992 ARBA convention Best In Show with Chu's Sweet Sixteen.

My 2013 Group win at the ARBA convention with Chu's McKenzie.

My 1998 Angora National Best In Show winner Chu's Julia.

My 2015 Guinness World Record with Chu's Franchesca.

There are many more of other breeders' accomplishments as well as more of mine, the above are the photos that I have received.  I am tremendously appreciative.  If you wish to see more details of the photos, here is a larger version.  If you click it to enlarge, you will be able to view each hanging photo more clearly.