Lori was a youth English Angora breeder in the 1980s, she was very active and even modeled Angora garments in the 1988 ARBA banquet. Audrey used to be in the background but now is an equal partner in raising English Angora. Lori went to college then graduate school and completed her Ph D degree while Audrey keeps the line going.
Audrey and Lori are a mother-daughter team; wait a minute, now it is a team of three generations: Audrey, Lori and Katelyn. Katelyn obviously is the youngest member of the team.
Katelyn won the youth Best of Breed English Angora in the ARBA convention held in Minneapolis; she had to stand on a chair to be able to match the height of judge Ron.
Lori was a youth English Angora breeder in the 1980s, she was very active and even modeled Angora garments in the 1988 ARBA banquet. Audrey used to be in the background but now is an equal partner in raising English Angora. Lori went to college then graduate school and completed her Ph D degree while Audrey keeps the line going. 
Audrey and Lori are a mother-daughter team; wait a minute, now it is a team of three generations: Audrey, Lori and Katelyn. Katelyn obviously is the youngest member of the team.
Katelyn won the youth Best of Breed English Angora in the ARBA convention held in Minneapolis; she had to stand on a chair to be able to match the height of judge Ron.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteIs the show still on? I am leaving for Japan tonight and will be in Yokohama tomorrow morning.
May I know where it is held?
I am from Singapore and have two lovely lops myself.
Can you kindly email me at haninozuka@me.com?
Thanks a lot!
Ann
Is it open to the public and is there an admission fee?
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