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GCCF Judge Show Critiques - Dr Peter Collin - Bedford District Cat Club Show 2009

Written by Neil

Thursday, 21 May 2009

The Bedford and District Cat Club Show

25th April 2009

Many thanks to Linda and Alan for the kind invitation to judge again at the Bedford- 12 months since my first engagement! The show was very well run and had an excellent Burmese entry. I had some super classes and lovely cats to judge and I would like to thank the exhibitors and also my steward and friend Jan Bradley for her hard work and good handling of the exhibits.

Class 402a Lilac Burmese Kitten Male

1st Moore’s Moongazer Monsoon (27c) M 01.11.08

A well grown chap of nearly 6 months. He had a moderately short wedge with good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a slightly long but blunt finished muzzle. He had reasonably good width to the top of his head with fairly good width between his ears which I would have preferred to be set slightly lower. His ears were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were medium in size and set well apart and had a correct shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were slightly deep set, which was enhanced by his somewhat heavy brow. They were yellow in colour. He had a reasonably good Burmese expression. In profile his depth of head was good and his ears displayed a slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was reasonably well defined. His nose was not quite straight and had a fall off at his nose leather. It finished in the same vertical plane as his chin which was medium in depth. His bite was correct. His body was well grown for his age and he was already developing good muscularity. His chest was rounded and his back was straight and he had long and elegant legs and paws which were slightly too large for his frame currently but will no doubt be in proportion as he grows. His tail was slightly thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. His coat was medium in length and soft in texture and lay well. He was a clear coated slightly darker lilac tone with a blueish mask but with some warmth and pinkish tones on his body. His condition was good and he handled perfectly well although was happier in his pen.

Class 402b Lilac Burmese Kitten Female

1st and BOB Yardley’s Papagena Yana Yardley (27c) F 01.09.08

A lilac girl of good type who was lively and inquisitive. She had a short wedge with good width at her cheek bones and tapering to a reasonably short and blunt muzzle. She had nice rounding to the top of her head and good width between her ears that were set well apart and nicely continued the line of the upper part of her face. They were medium/large in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large in size and set well apart and had a correct well defined shape with a well rounded lower line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were yellow in colour with a chartreuse inner rim. She had a very nice Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was reasonably good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break needed a touch more definition. Her nose was straight, slightly long and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was slightly shallow. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown and she felt a good weight for her size. Her chest was rounded and her back was straight and she had elegant legs and neat oval shaped paws. Her tail was medium thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip which was a little bony. It was slightly short and only just balanced. Her coat was medium in length and had a soft texture and lay well. She was a clear coated pale to mid toned lilac with some blueish tones on her tail and face. Her condition was very good and she was keen to be entertained by us!

Class 676a AC Burmese Breeders Adult

Lovely class!

1st Wilshaw’s Ch. Rossikhan Cupcake (27b) F

A super girl of real quality. She had a short wedge with excellent width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short and blunt muzzle. She had very good rounding to the top of her head and really excellent width between her ears which were set well apart and continued the shape of the upper part of her face. Her ears were large in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large and lustrous. They were set very well apart and had excellent definition with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line that was angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. She had a super Burmese expression. In profile the depth of her head was good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt, her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was well defined. Her nose was fairly short and straight except for a tiny bump. Her nose finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was compact and had a lovely heavy feel. She had good muscularity and a rounded chest and straight back. Her legs were elegant and her paws neat and oval shaped. Her tail was of medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip with a slight end irregularity. It was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium short in length and had a soft texture and lay very well. She was a lovely warm honey toned chocolate and was clear coated. Her condition was very good and she had a very sweet temperament. I said 12 months ago that she knows she is something special- and I still agree with her!

2nd Matthews’s Katchyn Kontiki (27) M

A very promising young boy with lovely type and temperament. He had a super balanced short wide wedge with very good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a lovely blunt finish. He had very good rounding to the top of his head with very good width between his ears that were set well apart and continued nicely the shape of the upper part of his face. His ears were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were largish in size and ideally I would have preferred them slightly larger. They were set well apart and had a well defined shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were yellow chartreuse in colour. He had a very good Burmese expression. In profile the depth of his head was reasonably good and his ears showed a slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was reasonably well defined. His nose was fairly short and he had a slight fall off at the nose leather. It just finished in the same vertical plane as his chin which was medium in depth. He was well grown and had very good muscularity. His chest was rounded and his back was straight. His tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. His coat was medium in length and soft in texture and he was developing a good glossy appearance. He was a darker toned seal brown and was clear coated with no white hairs seen. His condition was very good and he was very friendly and attentive. A charmer!

Extra 2nd Brabner’s Imp GrCh Roseamber Flightof Fancy (27b) F

A lovely mature chocolate girl with a very good Burmese expression. She had a balanced short wide wedge with good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a shortish muzzle with a blunt finish. She had good rounding to the top of her head and very good width between her ears that were set well apart. They were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were a lovely large size and were set well apart and had a well defined shape with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. In profile the depth of her head was fairly good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break reasonably well defined. Her nose was slightly long and her chin was a little shallow and set back slightly. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown and she had good muscularity and a rounded chest and straight back. Her tail was of medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was slightly short to balance. Her coat was medium in length and soft in texture and had a nice glossy finish. She was an even darker toned but warm chocolate and was clear coated. Her condition was good and she handled very well. A gentle lady.

3rd Moore’s Moongazer Hocus Pocus (27b) F

A mature girl with a super coat. She had a short wedge with good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a slightly long muzzle that initially looked slightly pointed but had a blunt finish when she was at rest. She had reasonable rounding to the top of her head and reasonable width between her ears that I would have preferred set slightly lower. They were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were largish in size and set well apart and had a well defined shape with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were golden in colour. She had a very nice Burmese expression. In profile the depth of her head was good and her eras showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break reasonably well defined. Her nose was slightly long and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin that was slightly shallow in depth. Her body was well grown and she had good muscularity and had a rounded chest and a straight back. Her tail was of medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip. It needed more length and was short to balance. Her coat was lovely and short and had a fine texture and lay well. It had a good glossy finish and was a warm mid-toned chocolate with warm tones. She was clear coated. Her temperament was good and she was a busy girl who handled well.

Extra 3rd Moore’s Dulcamara Petronella (27c) F

A young lilac girl of good type who was a little upset. She had a short wedge with good width at her cheekbones and a fairly short muzzle with a blunt finish. She had good rounding to the top of her head and she had good width between her ears that were set well apart and continued the line of the upper part of her face. Her ears were medium-large in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were fairly large in size and set well apart. The upper and lower lids were correctly dissimilar shape with the top line flatter than the bottom line and angled towards her nose but I would have liked more rounding to the bottom line for preference. They improved when at rest. They were yellow chartreuse in colour. She had a nice Burmese expression at rest. In profile the depth of her head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined. Her nose was straight and slightly long and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin that was of medium depth. Her bite was correct. She was a compact size and felt heavy with good muscularity. Her chest was rounded and her back was straight. Her tail was of medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium in length and soft in texture and lay well with a nice glossy finish. She was a mid lilac tone with minimal blueish contras to her face and tail and she was clear coated. Her condition was good and she handled adequately although was much happier in her pen.

Class 676b AC Burmese Breeders Adult

Incredible quality! Thank you.

1st Wilshaw’s Ch Rossikhan Centrefold (27c) F

Well…..she was certainly my best cat of the day but I think it extremely doubtful she would have allowed me to take her home. Lovely balanced short wide wedge with excellent width at her cheek bones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. She had very good rounding to the top of her head and excellent width between her ears that were set very well apart beautifully continuing the shape of the upper part of her face. Her ears were large in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were a super size- truly large and lustrous. They were set very well apart and had a very well defined shape with a very well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line that was angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. It is for me her expression that sets her apart- thrillingly wicked and as I wrote in my notes “fantastic”. In profile she had good depth of head and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined. Her nose was reasonably short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was compact and feminine and she felt heavy for her size and had good muscularity. Her chest was rounded and her back was straight and she had elegant legs and neat oval paws. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was well prepared and medium/short in length and lay very well. She was a paler toned lilac with warm pinkish tones. She was clear coated. Her condition was very good and her temperament was in keeping with her justified high opinion of herself. And it did enhance her looks!

2nd Williams’s GrCh Molynmeux Zeuxzeuxs Petals (27j) F

Super girl with another fantastic expression who ran the winner extremely close. Again a lovely balanced short wedge with excellent width at her cheekbones and tapering to a blunt finish to her short muzzle. She had good rounding to the top of her head and excellent width between her ears which were set very well apart and continued the shape of the upper part of her face. Her ears were large in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large and lustrous and set well apart and had a super well defined shape with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. In profile her depth of head was reasonably good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break well defined. She had a shortish nose that was straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium/shallow in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown and she felt heavy with good muscularity. Her back was straight and her chest was rounded and she had elegant legs and neat oval paws. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium in length, soft and fine and lay well. Her coat was a mixture of darker toned lilac and slightly warm cream and was prettily mingled. She was clear coated. Her condition was very good and her temperament was friendly but she was happier in her pen.

3rd Hutchinson’s GrCh Irrep Amondi (27e) F

Mature girl with lovely Burmese type. She had a short wide wedge with good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a good short and blunt muzzle at its best when relaxed. She had good width between her ears that were set well apart and continued the shape of the upper part of her face. Her ears were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were medium/large in size and set well apart and had a very well defined shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour and she had a very nice Burmese expression. In profile the depth of her head was good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was fairly well defined. Her nose was lightly long but straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. She was a little plump but still elegant and had a rounded chest and a straight back. Her tail was medium thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was a little long, soft in texture and a little open today. She was a mixture of pale red and rich seal brown and was clear coated. Her condition was good and she had a very nice and gentle temperament.

Class 685 Burmese Radius Adult

1st Kennard’s GrCh Mainman Kissanova (27) M

Very stylish chap. He had a short wide wedge with good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. He had good rounding to the top of his head with fairly good width between his ears that I would have liked set slightly lower for preference. His ears were medium in size and the correct shape having a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were fairly large in size and set fairly well apart although I would have liked them set slightly wider for preference. They had a well defined shape with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were chartreuse in colour. He had a very nice Burmese expression. In profile his depth of head was good and his ears showed slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was reasonably well defined. His nose was fairly short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as his chin which was medium in depth. His bite was correct. His body was on the compact side for a male but was of good weight and good muscularity. His back was straight and his chest was rounded. His tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was slightly short to balance. His coat was shortish in length and lat very well. He was a rich seal brown colour and was clear coated. He had a couple of white hairs on his neck and 3-4 on his chest. His condition was good and he was a shy boy but handled well.

2nd Hall’s Ch Minotosa Bronwyn (27d) F

A mature red girl with a particularly strong profile. She had a short wide wedge with good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. The top of her head showed good rounding and she had good width between her ears that were set well apart. They were medium in size and had broad bases and rounded tips. Her expression was spoiled slightly by her eyes that were medium in size and looked a little sore and were somewhat deep set. Their shape was correct with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were yellow in colour. In profile the depth of her head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined. Her nose was short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her body felt substantial with good muscularity and her chest was rounded and her back was straight. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip. It was a little short to balance. Her coat was medium in length and lay well with a good glossy finish. She was a rich tangerine red and was clear coated except for a single broken necklace. Her condition was good and she handled very well.

3rd Hall’s Ch Oakenshield Ladywriter (27h) F

A gentle mature Lady. She had a moderately short wedge with reasonably good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a slightly long muzzle with a bluntish finish. She had good rounding to the top of her head and good width between her ears that were set well apart. They were medium in size and the correct shape. Her eyes were medium to large in size and set well apart. The shape was reasonably well defined with a flatter top line angled towards her nose and a just adequately rounded bottom line. She had a reasonably nice Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break well defined. Her nose was slightly long but straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown and she felt substantial. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium in length and soft in texture and lay well. She was a mixture of warm chocolate and pale red and was clear coated. Her condition was good and she was very gentle in nature.

Class 696 AC Burmese Aristocrat Neuter

1st Hardy’s Machika Mio Figlio (27c) MN

A gentle boy of nice type who was unfortunately upset by his neighbour. He had a moderately short wedge with good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a slightly long muzzle with a blunt finish. The top of his head was well rounded and he had excellent width between his ears that were set well apart. They were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were medium in size and would have benefitted from being larger. They were set well apart and had a correct shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were a pleasing yellow in colour. In profile his depth of head was good and his ears showed a slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was well defined. His nose was a little long but straight. His chin was medium in depth and set back slightly. His bite was correct. He was a large framed chap with good muscularity and a rounded chest and straight back. His tail was slightly thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. His coat was medium in length and lay well. He was a mid toned lilac and was clear coated. His condition was good and he was amiable but happier in his pen.

Class 698 AC Burmese Breeders Neuter

1st Hardy’s Ch Machika Gemini (27b) FN

Super girl of lovely type. She had a short wide wedge with excellent width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short and blunt muzzle. The top of her head showed good rounding and very good width between her ears which were set well apart. They were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large and set well apart and had a well defined shape with a rounded bottom line and flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. She had a cracking Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was well defined. Her nose was short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin that was of medium depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was of good weight and compact size. Her back was straight and her chest was rounded and she had elegant legs and neat oval paws. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium in length and lay well. She was a warm mid chocolate colour that was even and clear coated. Her condition was good and she handled well to a point- and then was a trifle feisty!

2nd Moore’s GrPr Moongazer Oberon (27b) MN

A mature gent with lovely type. He had a short wedge with very good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a fairly short muzzle with a good blunt finish. He had very good rounding to the top of his head and good width between his ears that were set fairly well apart. His ears were medium in size and had broad bases and rounded tips. His eyes were a pleasing large size and set well apart and had a well defined shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were pale yellow in colour. He had an excellent Burmese expression. In profile his depth of head was excellent and his ears showed slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was well defined. His nose was a little long but straight and finished in the same vertical plane as his chin, which was of pleasing depth. His bite was correct. His body was well grown and he had good muscularity. His chest was rounded and his back was straight. His tail was medium thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. His coat was fairly short in length and fine textured and was a super warm mid toned chocolate colour. His condition was excellent- he shone! His temperament was equally exemplary.

3rd Kempe’s UK GrCh & Pr Oakenshield Acorn (27d) FN

An older red lady with beautiful head type but unfortunately very overweight. She had a lovely short wedge with excellent width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a lovely blunt finish. She had excellent rounding to the top of her head and excellent width between her ears that were set well apart. Her ears were medium in size and the correct shape having a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large in size and set well apart and had a well defined shape displaying a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. She had a super Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined and distinct without being at all exaggerated. Her nose was short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin that was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown but she was very overweight and not at all elegant. Her tail was medium thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was short to balance due to her body size. Her coat was medium in length and lay slightly open today. She was a lovely bright tangerine colour and had 1 broken necklace and was otherwise clear coated. Her condition was compromised due to her weight. She had a super temperament. Purely on head type she deserved 1st place.

Class 796 AC Burmese Neuter

Class of super quality!

1st Hope’s GrPr Hypnos Diamonique (27h) FN

A super girl with lovely Burmese type. She had a short wedge with very good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. The top of her head showed good rounding and she had very good width between her ears that were set reasonably well apart- although would have preferred set a little lower for preference. Her ears were slightly small but correctly shaped with a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were large in size and set well apart with a well defined rounded bottom line and flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour. She had a very good Burmese expression. In profile the depth of her head was good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined. Her nose was short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin that was of medium depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was compact and of good weight with good muscularity. Her chest was rounded and her back was straight and she had elegant legs and neat oval shaped paws. Her tail was of medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was slightly short to balance. Her coat was slightly plush but soft in texture and she was a mixture of bright red and warm dark chocolate. She was clear coated. Her condition was excellent and she handled like a dream. Last cat of the day and worth the wait!

2nd Moore’s GrPr Moongazer Oberon (27b) MN

See class 698

3rd Simpson’s Pr Papagena Xander (27b) MN

A very nice chap with very good Burmese eyes and a lovely shade of chocolate. He had a short wedge with very good width at his cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. He had excellent rounding to the top of his head and very good width between his ears which were set well apart. They were medium in size and the correct shape with a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were a lovely large size and were set well apart and had a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were a super golden amber in colour and quite lovely. He had a very good Burmese expression. In profile his depth of head was good and his ears showed a slight forward tilt. His nose break was fairly well defined and his nose was fairly short but had a bump. It finished in the same vertical plane as his chin that was medium in depth. His bite was correct. He was well grown and had good muscularity. His tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. He was a lovely honey coloured warm chocolate shade which was fairly even. He was clear coated. His condition was good and he handled well despite being a trifle fed up.

Class 809 Red or Cream Adult

1st Fortescue’s Bloomers Belchamp’s Baron (27d) M

What a smasher! A young red chap of super red colour and super type. In my top 3 of the day. He had a lovely balanced short wide wedge with excellent width at his cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. He had excellent rounding to the top of his head and very good width between his ears which were set well apart and continued the shape of the upper part of his face. They were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. His eyes were large and lustrous and set well apart and had a lovely shape with a very well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards his nose. They were a lovely gold in colour. He had an excellent Burmese expression. In profile his depth of head was very good and his ears showed slight forward tilt. His brow was gently rounded and his nose break was well defined and his nose was fairly short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as his chin which was medium in depth. His bite was correct. He was well grown for his age and of very good weight for size. His chest was rounded and his back was straight. His tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip – the shape was slightly spoiled by some short fur at the tip. His coat was medium in length and lay very well and had a glossy finish. He was a lovely rich tangerine and clear coated except for a single broken necklace. His condition was excellent and he was a typical adolescent in his temperament and handled well. A treat to meet!

2nd Chapman’s Gr Ch Tribune Oatcake (27f) F

An older cream girl with a super temperament. She had lovely type with a short wide wedge with good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a short muzzle with a blunt finish. The top of her head showed good rounding and she had good width between her ears which were set well apart and nicely continued the shape of the upper part of her face. Her ears were medium in size and had broad bases and rounded tips. Her eyes today were looking medium in size and a very slightly deep set. They were set well apart and had a well defined shape with a well rounded bottom line and a flatter top line angled towards her nose. They were pale chartreuse in colour. She had a nice Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was good and her ears showed slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was very well defined. Her nose was short and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was unfortunately undershot. Her body was well grown but she felt lighter than ideal and a little bony along her back. She had elegant legs and neat oval paws. Her tail was medium thick at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was fairly short and lay slightly open today. She was clear coated. She was a slightly warm cream colour that paled nicely along her flanks. Her condition was fair and she had an exceptionally gentle nature.

3rd Ledger’s Kymian Susannah (27d) F

A red girl with a nice Burmese expression. She had a moderately short wedge with
good width at her cheekbones and tapering to a slightly long muzzle looking more pointed than blunt. The top of her head showed good rounding and she had reasonably good width between her ears that were set well apart. Her ears were medium in size and had a broad base and rounded tips. Her eyes were moderately large in size and set fairly well apart and had a well defined shape with a rounded bottom line and a flatter top line that was angled towards her nose. They were chartreuse in colour and she had a nice Burmese expression. In profile her depth of head was good and her ears showed a slight forward tilt. Her brow was gently rounded and her nose break was reasonably well defined. Her nose was slightly long and straight and finished in the same vertical plane as her chin which was medium in depth. Her bite was correct. Her body was well grown and felt substantial. Her chest was rounded and her back was straight. Her tail was medium thickness at the base and tapered to a rounded tip and was long enough to balance. Her coat was medium in length and soft in texture. She was a moderately bright tangerine and was clear coated. Her condition was good and she handled well.

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