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2007
National Specialty Show
 Todd
Naragon judging the Jo Statler Breeder's Class which was made up of
18 entries of four Lionheads in each set and covered all four of our show tables |
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 Best
in Show (open)
was won by Dawn Guth with her Tortoise
Senior doe. This doe was also
Best Senior in Show for open. |
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Best
Opposite Sex to Breed
was the Black Senior buck also owned by Dawn
Guth. |
The
Jo Statler Breeders Class
was won by Pridelands Kokomo a Tortoise
doe owned by Theresa Muller |
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 Best
In Show winner YOUTH
Cimmaron Pewter Doll, with her
very proud owner
- Abigail Gibbons
along with Rusty Westhof who
awarded them
Best in Show
after Josh Humphries selected her
as Best Siamses Sable. |
|  Best
of Opposite Sex to Breed
in YOUTH was won by Katelyn Harmon
and
her Sable Point junior buck.
Shown here with Best in Show judge
Rusty
Westhof. They won the Sable
Point vareity under judge Tonna Thomas.
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Abby
Skinner and her
Blue junior doe were
Best Junior in the
YOUTH
show. |
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 Josh
Humphries judged all of the Blacks and the
Siamese Sables
as well as the Torts in youth.
Here he is looking at a Black
junior while
Debbie Courtney looks on. |
| Judge
JOSH
HUMPHRIES |
|  Jennifer
Laganier helps weigh the top animals in a class while remark taker, Sarrah
Gibbons, listens to the judges comments and records them so the owner will
know how their Lionhead did. |
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 Part
of the team that worked on Todd Naragon's table was Theresa Muller and
Cheryl Rafoth, show here helping orgainize a REW class. |
| Judge
TODD NARAGON
 Todd
Naragon judged te REW classes
and the huge Jo Statler Breeders Class.
Here
Chreyl Raforth watches as he
works on judging a class. |
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Judge
TONNA THOMAS  The
crew that worked with Tonna Thomas bring up Lionheads. Here Carolyn Charville,
who was the table
ramrod makes sure all the LIonheads for the class have
been
brought up. Carrying are Abby Skinner and _______________, while Kee foreign
exchange student
from Thailand staying with the Courteny family watches. |
|  Tonna
Thomas judged the Chestnuts, Fawns, and Sable Points,
in both open
and youth. Here she is looking at eye
colors on a junior
Chestnut Agouti. |
|  Tonna
Thomas
looking over a
class of Sable Points. |
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Judge
Rusty Westhof
 Rusty
Westhof
judged the huge entry of 142 Open Torts. |
|  In
addition to the Tort Open classes Rusty judged the
Best In Show, for both
Open and Youth. He is shown
looking a Tort during the
Youth Best in show
judging. |
|  Part
of the crew that brought the Lionheads up to the show tables
and returned
them to thier coops
when they were done. |
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 The
winner of the Showmanship 10 years and older, novice divsion (which was for youth
who have never wond a showmanship ship class before). Shown here with both Josh
Humphries and Rusty Westhof who team judged the event |
|  Abigail
Gibbons won the Showmanship 10 years and under class. |
| SHOWMANSHIP
 Katelyn
Lagainer tried her hand at Showmanship winning a blue ribbon and lots of smiles
from the judges. |
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 Rusty
Westhoff watching Abigail Gibbons turn over
her bunny in the 10
and under class.
Michael and Katelyn Lagainier watch. |
|  Josh
Humphries asks question of
Sarah Bergs and ______________ in the
Novice Showmanship 10 and over class. |
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The
Rabbits waiting for the auction to begin. |
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 A
NEW RECORD!
This
little Siamese doe donated by Dawn Guth
and purchased by Louann
Coates for $1,150.00.
Thank you to both Dawn and Louann!! |
|  Ethan
Urfer helped with auction
lifting each Lionhead up so the crowd
could
see them better.
Here he has a REW buck
offered by the Armstrongs. |
|  A
nice Blue buck donated
by Carolyn Charveille. |
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 Ethan
Urfer holds up Kirin's Absolute. Our President
Gail Gibbons looked over
pedigrees and opened the
bidding. Live Auction Chair Becky Armstrong made
sure
everything ran smoothly. |
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Gail
Gibbons tells the crowd about a nice
Siamese doe donated
by Kendell
Buck. |
|  Katie
Foss shares high points on the Chestnut buck she donated. |
|  A
nice tort buck donated by
Sara Berks. |
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