Saturday Show C English Angora Judging at San Jose

Judge Chris Zemny is the show C judge.   She is finishing up on English Angora while the French Angoras are already waiting on the coops.

The English Angora BOB is the colored senior doe.

The big headed colored senior buck is judge Chris's favorite, he gets the BOSB prize.

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose

 

Saturday Show B Satin Angora Judging at San Jose

Casey has all the Satin Angoras loaded at the table waiting for judge Ray to come by.   Look at all the judging activtivies behind Casey.

The Satin Angora lineup from the judge's view.

Judge Ray starts with the 2 white senior does.

Judge Ray comments on the white senior doe.

Nice black Satin Angora.

The colored senior doe is hard to beat.

The Satin Angora colored senior doe is the BOB.

We missed the photos of the English Angora judging but the results are posted with all the rest of the list as following:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose

 

Saturday Show B French Angora Judging at San Jose

Show B judge is Ray Stacy, starting the French Angora judging.  Casey and Carolyn have a discussion.

There are 3 beautiful white senior does.

Carolyn Silvas is watching the colored junior buck judging intensively.

It's Carolyn's baby.

The handsome junior buck gets to be the French Angora BOSB.

The French Angora BOB goes to the colored senior doe.


For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose

 

Saturday Show A French Angora Judging at San Jose

Judge Allen and assist Bart work on the French Angoras.

Casey helps to clerk.

Carolyn Silvas watch the French Angora judging.


For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose

 

Saturday Show A English Angora Judging at San Jose

English Angoras are on the table being examined by judge Allen Mesick and assist Bart.

Judge Allen explains the fine points of the English Angora.  Mrs. Bart is taking video.  

More explanation from judge Allen to assist Bart.   

Judge Allen checking the English Angora colored senior doe.

The English Angora colored senior doe is being put back to the tiny judging coop.

Judge Allen lets Bart decide on which ones would be awarded BOB and BOSB.

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose 

 

Saturday Show A Satin Angora Judging at San Jose

The SCCRCS show A starting with Satin Angora as the first breed on Saturday morning.
Judge Allen Mesick has an assist working with him.

Bart is the assist, he has passed the ARBA written and oral examinations, what's needed is for him to do 8 assists successfully to be granted the ARBA judge's license.   He and his wife flew all the way from Thailand to work on his 8 assist requirements.   Saturday show A is his first assist and the Angoras are his first breeds of assist.

While judge Allen is educating Bart about the fine points of the Satin Angora, the English Angora breed is loaded in the coops as the next breed.

Casey's Satin Angora colored senior doe is the BOB, the first BOB that Bart has worked on during his first assist.

For a list of winners, go to:

NCAG Show Results: March 14, 2026 Angora Showing at San Jose

 

Sunday Top Open Winners at San Jose

SCCRCS sponsors double all breed shows on Sunday, March 15, 2026 at San Jose, CA.

Show D Best In Show judge: Lauralee Erbe.
Best In Show rabbit: American Fuzzy Lop shown by Carol Green.

Show D Reserve In Show rabbit: English Lop shown by Dara Gribi and Amanda Brewer.

 

Show D Best In Show judge: Jennifer Mildburn.
Best In Show rabbit: New Zealand shown by Ceajay Palanca and Randy Shumaker.

Reserve In Show rabbit: Satin Angora shown by Casey Jones.

 

Saturday Open Top Winners at San Jose

Santa Clara County Rabbit and Cavy Shows (SCCRCS) sponsors triple all breed shows on Saturday, March 14, 2026 at San Jose, CA.

Show A Best In Show judge: Michael Perez.
Best In Show rabbit: Californian shown by Theresa Gowen.

Show A Reserve In Show rabbit: Mini Lop shown by Carrie Phillips and Ethan Larson.  
This is Carrie's first big win, especially memorable.

Show B Best In Show judge: Ray Stacy.
Best In Show rabbit: English Angora shown by Betty Chu.

Show B Reserve In Show rabbit: New Zealand shown by Ceajay Palanca and Randy Shumaker.

Show C Best In Show judge: Jordan Miner.
Best In Show rabbit: Lilac, shown by Kelly Hinde.
Reserve In Show rabbit: Tan, shown by Kelly Hinde.

 

Raeberta Wins 10th Open Best In Show at San Jose

The SCCRCS shows have been growing by leaps and bounds.  It went from a 4-judge show in 2022 to the 2-day 15 judge show at the current time.     Raeberta is very fortunate to have won open Best In Show at this show four times, three times in November 2025 and once in March 2026.    In show B, judge Ray Stacy awards the open Best In Show to Raeberta over more than 400 rabbits.  

This is Raeberta's 10th open all breed Best In Show, in addition, she has an open Reserve In Show and 3 specialty Best In Show, she achieved all these winnings in less than 8 months.    Her mom Raelynne has 9 open Best In Show, 4 open Reserve In Show and a specialty Best In Show.  Raeberta has done her mom proud to be as competitive as her mom.

Raeberta is currently sitting at the first place of English Angora Rabbit of the Year at the national club.  The chance of her staying at the top is excellent.   Her mom Raelynne achieved the first place English Angora Rabbit of the Year in the 2023-2024 sweepstakes year.    Raeberta will be retiring from shows to enter her next stage of life being a mama rabbit in the near future.

 

Happy Hoppy St. Patrick’s Day 2026

 Northern California Angora Guild 

Wishes Everyone 

A Happy Hoppy ☘️!

Showroom Scenes at San Jose

The much anticipated Santa Clara County Rabbit and Cavy Shows March show has arrived.  

We are sharing photos of showroom scenes.

Rabbits stayed in the building overnight, exhibitors arrange their carriers on high stands.

Exhibitors are putting rabbits on the judging table.

On another table, Angoras are waiting to be judged.

Even though this is quite a big show with 9 judges on Saturday and 6 judges on Sunday, the showroom stll look sparse because this is one of the largest venues used for rabbit shows.  It's 45,000 sq. ft., larger than an acre that is 43,560 sq.ft..

Satin Angoras are on the table with judge Ray Stacy examining them

We have visitors from Thailand, Mr. and Mrs. Bart.  Bart is working on his ARBA judge's license, Saturday is his first "assist" and Sunday the second "assist".  He needs to pass 8 assists to be granted the license.   His wife video tapes the entire process.