GCCF Judge Critique - Christine Dunkley - Lincolnshire Cat Club Show 2010

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GCCF Judge Critique - Christine Dunkley - Lincolnshire Cat Club Show 2010

Written by Tina

Wednesday, 04 August 2010

Lincolnshire Cat Club 34th All-Breeds Championship Show (with Humberside Cat Club 26th All-Breeds Championship Show)

Household Pet Section Class

L811 AC Non-Pedigree Master Cat

401 MC Maximus Meridius (HP)MN Miss Stacey Holland Awarded GMC

An extremely striking tabby with the brightest clear eyes and a white bib. Had been groomed very well and had obviously had a pedicure before the show. He was so eager to come out and be cuddled. A very worthy winner.

403 MC Garfield (HP) MN Mrs P A Kidd Reserve Clam,

loving elegant ginger boy. A very difficult decision but his coat was shedding somewhat which did not show him I am sure to his full potential.

Class L812 AC Pedigree Pet Master Cat

409 MC Kissy (PP) FN Mr B C and Mrs A Ashworth GMC

A very pretty dark to pale chocoloate colour. This little girl was very pretty with long whiskers and little curls on her feet and ears. She was so gentle. She was obviously treated like a little Princess as her coat was groomed to perfection and her paws manicured. She was a treasure when handled.

416 MC Blue Skies (PP) FN Mrs Jayne Riley Reserve

A very large sturdy blue British type lady. Lovely laid back temperament. She was very handsome.

Class L818 SH Tabby (except Ginger) Non-Ped with/without White

399 Reginald Arthur (HP) MN Miss Sarah Trevor Awarded MC

The brightest yellow eyes that were so alert. This silver tabby knew he was beautiful, he was calm, loving, and purred when he came out. His coat was striking and the silver tabby markings wonderful. A truly handsome young man who had been groomed to perfection. The owners must be very proud.

401 MC Maximus Meriduis (HP) MN Miss Stacey Holland 2nd

This boy was a wonderful striking tabby, so well groomed and pedicured not so happy this time at being handled but nonetheless a beautiful boy.

400 Sunny (HP) MN Mr and Mrs Brown 3rd

A very well marked brown tabby with a slender elegant face. His greenish/yellow eyes were very striking. As he moved and the light caught them they were a wonderful colour. He was not too happy being handled though and preferred the comfort of his pen.

L822 Any Colour SH non-pedigree kitten

405 Domino (HP) MN Mrs P A Kidd 1st

This jet black boy had eyes just like traffic lights. They shone a greenish yellow and were just amazing. He was just so handsome and elegant with a fantastic temperament to match. He certainly deserved to win even though he was the only exhibit in this class. Just stunning.

L824 LH or SLH Tabby (except Ginger) Pedigree Cat with or without white

406 Prince Daybreak (PP) MN Mrs Marianne Brett MC

This long haired boy had the most wonderful copper eyes alongside his blue/grey coat was magical offset with little tufts on his ears. Groomed and clipped to perfection.

L826 LH or SLH Any Other Colour Pedigree Pet Cat with or without White

408 Charlie Raffles (PP) MN Miss E Newcombe 1st

Chocolate point semi long hair groomed to perfection. Obviously very much loved as it was clear a long time spent on grooming.

L830 SH Any Other Colour Pedigree Pet Cat with/without White

414 Sundust Starr (PP) MN Mrs G Entwistle MC

This young man did not top talking with a fantastic coat with little stripes on his legs. His blue eyes were wonderful. He was a real showman walking out to greet us and would have stayed out for a cuddle all day. A real treasure and obviously knew how to show himself well.

415 GMC Bramble (PP) FN Miss Kellie Gillott 2nd

This very grand large white cat with a black smudge on his nose was very striking. He had beautiful yellow eyes that shone like a beacon. Very friendly

Christine Dunkley

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