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We haven't scheduled our next show yet. The cats we are planning to show next are Poppy, probably Simba, and Cosmos (from our Kittens for Sale page).
The show we're looking a is the TICA show in Arcadia on Nov. 10-11. 
This is Simba. We named him Honey Bear on paper but we call him Simba. He reminds us of Simba in the Lion King. He's just a year old so he's just starting his show career as an adult.
Cosmos is a cream lynx point boy. Since we already have Simba's Grand title, we're thinking about showing him instead of Simba. If we do, he will go to his first show on Nov. 10-11 in Arcadia.
Show Results:Results from the Ontario show on October 10-11 will be posted later this week.
We only took Simba and Poppy to the San Jacinto on September 8th. There were 6 rings at this show. Simba got 2nd LH Premier, Best Allbreed Premier. Best LH Premier and 7th Best LH Premier. Poppy got one 8th Best LH Kitten award.
This is typically a really small show, but as it turned out, the total # of cats was 155 which is high for this show. Breeders who are looking for points will usually not go to this show because it's such a small show. There were 53 kittens and 31 Premiers so our awards were definitely respectable. |
Poppy is a silver patched tabby. This is a picture we took of her at the Hemet show. We would love to see you at a show. If you go, please be sure to look us up. We have color signs of our cats on top of our cages and we usually have a large banner of Handy that's really easy to see. Please come say hi.
Autumn really didn't like the shows. The judges loved her (who wouldn't? right?). She got her Champion title and made a good start towards a Grand title, but she might be happier staying home and having babies. We will be breeding Autumn around Christmas for early Spring babies. If you are interested in one of her babies, please let us know.
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We took 5 cats to the Glendale Show on Saturday, 8/25. This turned out to be a pretty big show with 209 cats, 75 kittens, 62 champions and 34 premiers.
We took:
1 - Autumn, a silver patched Tabby & white girl in champion class. Autumn didn't final, but she did get Best AC in 4 of the 6 rings.
2 - Simba, a red mack tabby boy in premier class. Simba received 3 final awards: 7th Best LH Premiership, Best LH Premier, and Best LH Premier.
3 - Mo, a flame point boy in kitten class. came in 2nd AC in 5 of the 6 rings and best male AC kitten in one ring.
4 - Poppy, a silver patched girl in kitten class Poppy received 2 final awards: 10th Best LH Kitten with 38 LH kittens in the class and 10th Best Kitten in a class of 75 kittens.
5 - Rodney, a red and white boy in household pet class. We took Rodney mostly for exposure to sell him... but lo and behold, at his first show, Rodney received 4 finals. He won a 2nd Best Household Pet, a 6th Household Pet, an 8th Best Household Pet and a 10th Best Household Pet.
We took:
1 - Autumn, a silver patched Tabby & white girl in champion class. Autumn didn't final, but she did get Best AC in 4 of the 6 rings.
2 - Simba, a red mack tabby boy in premier class. Simba received 3 final awards: 7th Best LH Premiership, Best LH Premier, and Best LH Premier.
3 - Mo, a flame point boy in kitten class. came in 2nd AC in 5 of the 6 rings and best male AC kitten in one ring.
4 - Poppy, a silver patched girl in kitten class Poppy received 2 final awards: 10th Best LH Kitten with 38 LH kittens in the class and 10th Best Kitten in a class of 75 kittens.
5 - Rodney, a red and white boy in household pet class. We took Rodney mostly for exposure to sell him... but lo and behold, at his first show, Rodney received 4 finals. He won a 2nd Best Household Pet, a 6th Household Pet, an 8th Best Household Pet and a 10th Best Household Pet.
If you have any interest in showing your kitten at a show, please let us know. We will make sure you have a kitten that will not only fit into your family like a well worn glove, but one that you can have fun showing with your family.
Showing cats at cat shows is a great way for the family to bond and a great hobby for the kids. Let us help you get started if you are interested in sticking y our toe in the water. Judges love to see newbies at the shows, and the especially love seeing Curls at the shows. We are always hearing from judges that they would like to see more Curls in the show halls.
Contact us by email at Psalm0512@yahoo.com or by phone at 951 743 8230