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<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
November 15 - 17, 2012<br />
<strong>Millennium</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> <strong>Missouri</strong><br />
$10.00<br />
th<br />
64 Annual Show<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
Sponsored By<br />
Premium Pet Foods
Table of Contents<br />
Itinerary...........................................................................................2<br />
Advance Cage Sales........................................................................3<br />
NCBS Membership Application .....................................................6<br />
Hospitality Night.............................................................................8<br />
2011 Higgins Trophy Winners ........................................................9<br />
Banquet Information .....................................................................10<br />
Exhibitor Services.........................................................................12<br />
NCBS Market Place......................................................................13<br />
Raffle.............................................................................................14<br />
Incentives ......................................................................................15<br />
Local Points of Interest .................................................................16<br />
<strong>Hotel</strong> Information..........................................................................17<br />
Specialty Club Meeting Schedule.................................................21<br />
Service Recognition Award...........................................................23<br />
Show Rules ...................................................................................24<br />
List of Awards................................................................................28<br />
NCBS Board of Directors .............................................................29<br />
Judges............................................................................................30<br />
Affiliated Specialty Clubs & Special Awards ...............................48<br />
Division 1 – Border Fancy............................................................56<br />
Division 2 – Glosters ....................................................................65<br />
Division 3 – Type Canaries...........................................................69<br />
Division 4 – Old Varieties.............................................................82<br />
Division 5 – Domestic Hartz.........................................................98<br />
Division 6 – Fife Fancy...............................................................102<br />
Division 7 – <strong>St</strong>afford...................................................................104<br />
Division 8 – Colorbred Lipochrome Canaries ............................113<br />
Division 9 – Colorbred Melanin - Classic Canaries ...................116<br />
Division 10 – Colorbred Melanin - New Color Canaries ...........120<br />
Division 11 – Finches and Softbills ............................................127<br />
Division 12 – Parrots ..................................................................141<br />
Division 13 – Love Birds, Rares, and Eye-rings ........................146<br />
Division 14 – Love Birds, Peachfaced........................................150<br />
Division 15 – Cockatiels.............................................................159<br />
Division 16 – American Singers .................................................165<br />
Division 17 – Roller Canaries.....................................................167<br />
Division 18 – Spanish Timbrados...............................................172<br />
Division 19 – Youth ....................................................................174
ATTENTION<br />
NCBS MEMBERS!<br />
When you register, you will be given<br />
some type of identification<br />
tag,whether it be a wrist band, arm<br />
band or something similar.<br />
If you are wanting to gain access to<br />
any NCBS sponsored activity,<br />
whether it be Hospitality Night, the<br />
Show Hall, a club meeting, etc., you<br />
MUST have your identification with<br />
you.<br />
The reason behind this is not only to<br />
give our members easy access to<br />
events, but also to help defray<br />
expenses of the show.<br />
If you do not have your identification<br />
on your person, expect to pay the<br />
admission cost for the event you are<br />
trying to attend.<br />
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2012 NCBS ITINERARY<br />
Wednesday, November 14<br />
1 - 7 PM Spanish Timbrado Registration<br />
Thursday, November 15<br />
8 AM Sp. Timbrado Exhibitor Placement Drawing<br />
9 AM Spanish Timbrado Judging Begins<br />
10 AM Bird Tag Sales and Registration Begins<br />
12 - 4 PM NFSS Afternoon of Aviculture<br />
3 PM <strong>St</strong>art Secretary Book Prep<br />
4 PM Specialty Club Liaison Meeting<br />
5 PM Board of Directors’ Closed Meeting<br />
7 PM Youth Exhibitor Meeting<br />
Friday, November 16<br />
7 AM ALL ENTRIES MUST BE BENCHED<br />
8 AM Judging Begins<br />
10 - 4 PM NCBS Market Place Open<br />
10 - 6 PM Show Hall Open to Public<br />
7 PM Show Hall Closed<br />
7 PM Hospitality Evening<br />
Saturday, November 17<br />
6 AM Show Hall Opens<br />
8 - 2 PM Specialty Club Meetings<br />
10 - 5 PM Show Hall Open to Public<br />
2 PM NCBS GENERAL MEETING<br />
5 PM Show Hall Closed<br />
6 - 7 PM Pre-Banquet Cocktails<br />
7:30 PM Dinner & Awards Presentation<br />
Birds will be released at the conclusion of the<br />
banquet - must have your registration sheets.<br />
Checkout and removal of birds - 15 minutes<br />
after conclusion of banquet.<br />
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<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION OR RENEWAL<br />
Indicate by circling NEW or RENEWAL -<br />
SINGLE or DUAL or YOUTH<br />
Dues at: $20 Single, $30 Dual, $10 Youth<br />
Name:_____________________________________________<br />
Address:___________________________________________<br />
City:________________________ ST:_________ Zip:_______<br />
Phone:____________________________________________<br />
Email:_____________________________________________<br />
Membership runs from January 1 to December 31 of each year.<br />
You will receive a ballot (Youth memberships are not eligible to<br />
vote) in January of the following year for the National Board of<br />
Directors election. Make checks payable to NCBS (US$) and<br />
send to:<br />
Barbara Rosario<br />
715 Avocado Court<br />
Del Mar CA 92014<br />
858-259-0232<br />
b.rosario@juno.com<br />
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<strong>SHOW</strong> YOUR NCBS PRIDE !!<br />
NCBS now has licensed merchandise<br />
available. Some items will be available<br />
all the time, while other items will be<br />
commemorative items for each show.<br />
Some of the items include:<br />
Polo Shirts<br />
T-Shirts<br />
Coffee Mugs<br />
Tote Bags<br />
Mouse Pads<br />
& LOTS MORE !<br />
NCBS will have commemorative t-shirts for<br />
sale onsite. Hurry and get them while they<br />
last.<br />
Shirts provided by<br />
Higgins Premium Pet Foods<br />
GO TO<br />
WWW.CAFEPRESS.COM/NCBS<br />
AND ORDER TODAY !<br />
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Friday, November 16, 2012<br />
HOSPITALITY NIGHT<br />
All NCBS Members Welcome<br />
Time: 7:00 pm - midnight<br />
Meramac Room<br />
AUCTION<br />
Featuring birds donated by<br />
previous Higgins Winners at<br />
NCBS & Surprise Gift Baskets<br />
Gary Morgan - Auctioneer<br />
ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Music and entertainment<br />
will be provided before and<br />
after the auction. Come<br />
and be part of the fun<br />
VIP SEATING AVAILABLE<br />
Reserve a special table specifically for your group<br />
To reserve a table, mail $50 check (USD), payable<br />
to NCBS to:<br />
Mary Tarsitano<br />
53546 Beechwood<br />
Shelby Township, MI 48316<br />
Cell - 586-246-7139 or home - 586-781-6429<br />
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2011 Scannell Award for<br />
Best in Show - Gloster Canary<br />
Richard & Carol Sampson<br />
2011 Charles Anchor Award<br />
for Best Foreign Bird<br />
Parrot - Gary Morgan & Denise Cook<br />
2011 Award for Best Song Bird in Show<br />
Spanish Timbrado - Joaquin Sanchez<br />
2011 Higgins Trophy Winners<br />
Borders Tom Lauber<br />
Glosters Richard & Carol Sampson<br />
Type Canaries John Kotsoros<br />
Old Varieties Rudy & Chita<br />
Yeganehlayegh<br />
Hartz Robert Wild<br />
Fife Fancy Joseph Correla<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Carl Biers &<br />
John Cromwell<br />
Lipochrome Colorbred Albert & Hazel Silva<br />
Melanin Colorbred (Classic) Fred & Claudio Gatto<br />
Melanin Colorbred (New Colors) Albert & Hazel Silva<br />
Finches and Softbills Rebecca Mikel<br />
Parrots Gary Morgan & Denise<br />
Cook<br />
Lovebirds (Rares/Eye-Rings) Gary Morgan & Denise<br />
Cook<br />
Love Birds (Peachfaced) Marcus Sierras<br />
Cockatiels Josh Maple<br />
American Singers Ninez Giles<br />
Rollers David Bopp<br />
Spanish Timbrado Joaquin Sanchez<br />
Youth Miles Bewley<br />
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You are cordially invited to attend the<br />
2012 National Cage Bird Show<br />
Awards Banquet<br />
Saturday, November 17, 2012<br />
The Menu:<br />
Salad<br />
Tossed Dinner Salad with Ranch & Italian Dressing<br />
Entree<br />
Roast Pork Loin with Rosemary Demi Glaze with<br />
Rice Pilaf and Vegetable Medley<br />
or<br />
Roast Beef with Merlot Reduction with Garlic Mashed<br />
Potatoes and Vegetable Medley<br />
Vegetarian Entree<br />
Vegetable Pasta<br />
Cocktails: 6-7pm<br />
Dinner: 7:30 pm<br />
Dessert<br />
New York <strong>St</strong>yle Cheesecake with <strong>St</strong>rawberry Sauce<br />
Youth Menu (age 12 & under)<br />
Chicken <strong>St</strong>rips - French Fries - Fruit Cup<br />
or<br />
Hamburger/Cheeseburger - French Fires - Fruit Cup<br />
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Banquet Ticket<br />
Information<br />
TICKETS:<br />
Adults - $40/person (USD) if purchased<br />
prior prior to October 24, 2012 and $45/person<br />
(USD) if purchased after October 24, 2012 or<br />
at the show.<br />
Youth - $20/person (USD) if purchased<br />
prior to October 24, 2012, and $25/person<br />
(USD) if purchased after October 24, 2012 or<br />
at the show.<br />
Send Checks payable to NCBS in USD to<br />
Mary Tarsitano<br />
53546 Beechwood Dr.<br />
Shelby Township, MI 48316<br />
Hm: 586-781-6429, Cell: 586-246-7139<br />
mtarsitano@gmail.com<br />
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National Cage Bird Show<br />
Market Place<br />
There will be NO Sale Bird Room. NCBS will offer tables<br />
in the NCBS Market Place just outside the judging and<br />
staging areas for members and exhibitors to sell birds.<br />
Table rental rate:<br />
For information on table rental contact<br />
Robert Wild: 630-985-4416<br />
ncbsbooths@comcast.net<br />
Birds should be in clean, appropriately sized cages with<br />
food and water. Do not overcrowd your birds.<br />
Sellers should identify the birds and indicate whether<br />
they are pets or breeders, type of food they are<br />
accustomed to eating and any special requirements or<br />
conditions the buyer should know.<br />
Only healthy stock may be sold. The show<br />
management may refuse any cage they deem<br />
to be a problem.<br />
Owners are responsible for selling the birds.<br />
The seller is responsible for collecting all applicable<br />
sales taxes.<br />
NCBS will provide the same level of security for the<br />
sale birds as it does for other commercial exhibits,<br />
but will not be responsible for any loss of birds or<br />
products from unattended tables.<br />
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NCBS RAFFLE<br />
Be sure to visit the<br />
NCBS Raffle located<br />
inside theshow hall.<br />
Lots of winners<br />
There sill also be special<br />
baskets to raffle at<br />
Friday’s Hospitality<br />
event.<br />
If you would like to donate to the<br />
raffle, please contact:<br />
Fund-raising Chairman; Josh Maple<br />
919-326-1616 - jam91j@yahoo.com<br />
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1 FREE<br />
NIGHTS<br />
LODGING<br />
COULD<br />
BE<br />
YOURS<br />
+ MORE!<br />
That’s Right - 1 night free lodging if you are<br />
the person or team who enters 40 or more<br />
birds in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>, MO, at the NCBS !<br />
Anyone who enters 40 or more birds will be<br />
put into a drawing for the following:<br />
1st Place - 1 fee nights lodging<br />
2nd Place - a free banquet ticket<br />
3rd Place - a free year’s membership<br />
For 2nd & 3rd places: If it’s a dual<br />
membership both members will have the cost<br />
of their banquet ticket reimbursed or<br />
membership will cover both.<br />
To qualify as a “Dual” under the Exhibitor<br />
Incentive Contest, you must hold one dual<br />
membership between the team members<br />
WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED AT THE<br />
BANQUET<br />
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Local Points<br />
of Interest<br />
Close to <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
The <strong>Millennium</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong> <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> lies<br />
in the heart of downtown,<br />
close to the Gateway Arch. Busch<br />
<strong>St</strong>adium is also just a couple of<br />
blocks away.<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> is replete with a number<br />
of famous attractions - in fact it<br />
boasts more free attractions than anywhere else in the U.S. This<br />
downtown <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong> is close to the sprawling expanse of<br />
Forest Park, which is the best place to hang out during the<br />
summer months. <strong>Missouri</strong> History Museum and the Art Museum<br />
are also located in the park. North of the hotel lies Laclede's<br />
Landing, a popular entertainment district whose distinctive<br />
brick and iron buildings flank cobblestone streets. Some of the<br />
city's best restaurants and nightclubs can be found here. Other<br />
attractions that are easily accessible from the <strong>Millennium</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong> include the following:<br />
Gateway Arch - 1 block NE<br />
Old Cathedral Cathedral - 1 Block NE<br />
Busch <strong>St</strong>adium - 1 Block N<br />
Lumiere Place Casino - 3 Blocks<br />
Laclede’s Landing - 3 Blocks<br />
Soulard - 8 Blocks S<br />
Americas Center - 8 Blocks N<br />
Edwards Jones Dome - 8 Blocks N<br />
Scottrade Center - 10 Blocks W<br />
City Museum - 12 Blocks NW<br />
Anheuser Busch Brewery - 2 miles S<br />
Forest Park - 3 miles W<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> Zoo - 3 miles W<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> Science Center Center - 3 Miles W<br />
Lambert International Airport - 15 Miles NW<br />
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MILLENNIUM<br />
ST LOUIS<br />
HOTEL<br />
200 South 4th <strong>St</strong>reet<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, MO 63102-1804<br />
TEL - (314) 241-9500<br />
FAX - (314) 516-8149<br />
Thursday November 15 thru<br />
Saturday November 17, 2012<br />
To be able to make, modify and<br />
cancel your hotel reservations<br />
call 314-241-9500<br />
Room rates:1 - 4 Person $109.00<br />
All rates do not include applicable<br />
local and state taxes per night<br />
Parking $9.00 per day<br />
with in/out privileges<br />
The following pages contain additional<br />
informationincluding driving directions,<br />
hotel and show hall layoutand other<br />
useful information for your convenience.<br />
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MILLENNIUM<br />
ST LOUIS<br />
HOTEL<br />
Map and Driving Directions<br />
Convenient access from four major interstates — I70, 44, 55 and I64/40<br />
TRAVELING EAST ON I70<br />
- Take the Downtown/Pine <strong>St</strong>reet Exit. Continue four<br />
blocks to Spruce <strong>St</strong>reet, turn right. At the first street, make a right onto 4th <strong>St</strong>reet to the<br />
hotel entrance.<br />
TRAVELING SOUTH ON I55<br />
- Cross the Poplar <strong>St</strong>reet Bridge and take the first exit,<br />
Memorial Drive north. Go left on Market <strong>St</strong>reet and make an immediate left to now go<br />
south on Memorial Drive (as if making a U -<br />
turn). Go a few blocks to Spruce <strong>St</strong>reet, turn<br />
right. At the first street, go right on 4th <strong>St</strong>reet to the hotel entrance.<br />
TRAVELING NORTH ON I55<br />
- Take the Downtown exit onto Memorial Drive north.<br />
Turn left on Market <strong>St</strong>reet and make an immediate left to now go south on Memorial<br />
Drive (as if making a U -<br />
turn). Go a few blocks to Spruce <strong>St</strong>reet, turn right. At the first<br />
street, go right on 4th <strong>St</strong>reet to the hotel entrance.<br />
TRAVELING WEST ON I64<br />
- Cross the Poplar <strong>St</strong>reet Bridge and take the first exit,<br />
Memorial Drive north. Turn left on Market <strong>St</strong>reet and make an immediate left to now go<br />
south on Memorial Drive (as if making a U -<br />
turn). Go a few blocks to Spruce <strong>St</strong>reet, turn<br />
right. At the first street, go right on 4th <strong>St</strong>reet to the hotel entrance.<br />
TRAVELING EAST ON I44<br />
- Exit on I ‐<br />
55 north and take the Downtown exit onto<br />
Memorial Drive north. Turn left on Market <strong>St</strong>reet and make an immediate left to now go<br />
south on Memorial Drive (as if making a U -<br />
turn). Go a few blocks to Spruce <strong>St</strong>reet, turn<br />
right. At the first street, go right on 4th <strong>St</strong>reet to the hotel entrance.<br />
T<br />
RAVELING EAST ON I64 (HWY 40) - Take the Broadway exit (last <strong>Missouri</strong> exit).<br />
Go left at the stop sign to 4th <strong>St</strong>reet and turn left. Continue north for two blocks to hotel<br />
entrance<br />
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Meeting Level Map Key<br />
<strong>Millennium</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, MO<br />
1. Elevators directly from all floors of the hotel<br />
2. Escalator from the hotel lobby<br />
Chouteau: Thursday: Afternoon of Aviculture.<br />
Specialty Club Auctions<br />
Saturday: Specialty Club Meetings<br />
Jefferson: Finches & Softbill, Parrot, Cockatiel and<br />
Lovebird staging and judging<br />
Shaw: Saturday: Speciality Club Meetings<br />
Mississippi, Illinois, <strong>Missouri</strong>; All canary staging & Judging<br />
Meramec: Friday: Hospitality Night<br />
Saturday: NCBS Annual Meeting &<br />
Awards Banquet<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> West:German Roller Judging<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong> East: American Singer Judging<br />
Lewis: German Roller Holding<br />
Clark: American Singer Holding<br />
Field: Timbrado Holding<br />
Lacede: Timbrado Judging<br />
Soulard: Thursday: National Colorbred Judge’s Seminar<br />
Saturday: Specialty Club Meetings<br />
Carondolet: Saturday: Speciality Club Meetings<br />
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Meeting Level Floor Plan<br />
<strong>Millennium</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, MO<br />
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NOTE:<br />
2012 National Cage Bird Show<br />
Specialty Club Meeting Schedule<br />
Use of ANY open room times MUST be approved<br />
by Debbie Eaton prior to use<br />
The Central <strong>St</strong>ates Roller Canary Breeders Club & The<br />
Spanish Timbrado Society of America Annual Meetings will<br />
take place in their in respective judging rooms following each<br />
division’s song contest.<br />
THURSDAY MEETING SCHEDULE<br />
TIME Chouteau Soulard Shaw Carondoulet<br />
9am to<br />
5pm<br />
5 PM<br />
7 PM<br />
8 PM<br />
Afternoon of<br />
Aviculture<br />
12N -5PM<br />
ALBS, NAPS<br />
& NCS<br />
Auctions<br />
National<br />
Colorbred<br />
9AM - 4PM<br />
NCBS<br />
Board<br />
Meeting<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Canary<br />
Club of<br />
America<br />
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Secretary Book<br />
Prep - All Day<br />
Volunteers<br />
Welcome<br />
SATURDAY MEETING SCHEDULE<br />
At 4 PM<br />
Specialty Club<br />
Liaisons<br />
Youth<br />
Exhibitor<br />
Meeting<br />
American<br />
Cockatiel<br />
Society<br />
TIME Chouteau Soulard Shaw Carondoulet<br />
8 AM<br />
9 AM<br />
10 AM<br />
11 AM<br />
NOON<br />
1 PM<br />
2 PM<br />
North American<br />
Border Club<br />
National<br />
Colorbred<br />
Association<br />
African<br />
Lovebird<br />
Society<br />
Meramac<br />
Room<br />
National<br />
Cockatiel<br />
Society<br />
North American<br />
Parrot Society<br />
Old Varieties<br />
Canary Assoc.<br />
National Finch<br />
& Softbill Soc.<br />
America<br />
Norwich Soc.<br />
International<br />
Gloster<br />
Breeders<br />
National<br />
Gloster<br />
Club<br />
United<br />
Gloster<br />
Breeders<br />
International<br />
Fife Fancy Club<br />
of America<br />
Yorkshire<br />
Canary Club<br />
of America<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
ANNUAL MEETING<br />
Irish Fancy<br />
Canary Club<br />
of America<br />
Ntl. Norwich<br />
Plainhead<br />
Canary Club<br />
Hartz<br />
Canary Club<br />
of America<br />
Columbus<br />
Fancy Canary<br />
Association
NCBS BOOSTERS<br />
For 2012 in <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, <strong>Missouri</strong><br />
The National Cage Bird Show would like to thank the<br />
following Boosters for helping support our 64th annual<br />
show being held this year in <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, MO. Booster<br />
Buttons bought last year and in Kansas City help support<br />
this year’s show. The following is a list of contributors:<br />
Yellow Buttons Blue Buttons Blue Buttons<br />
( $100 or more) ($10 - $49) (cont’d)<br />
Carl Biers &<br />
John Cromwell<br />
Bonnie Cain<br />
Paul & Norine Dee<br />
Sal DiPasquale<br />
Sandra Foote-Gregory<br />
Tony & Bonnie Guiomar<br />
John & Jane Muscato<br />
Mac & Karen Saedi<br />
Harold Sodamann<br />
Red Buttons<br />
($50 to $99)<br />
Dave & Mary Arthur<br />
Luis Belchior<br />
Vince & Sally Huntington<br />
Vince & Kendra Moase<br />
Kristine Rigdon<br />
Richard & Carol Sampson<br />
Fran Sodamann<br />
Kathy Secor<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Booras<br />
Barbara Rosario-Booras<br />
Linda Brandt<br />
Mary Anne & Robert<br />
Buckles<br />
Alicia Baker<br />
Humberto Costa<br />
Rudy & Kay Diehl<br />
Nick & John Djakov<br />
Tony Fimerodo<br />
Joe Gaglio<br />
Bruce Gardner<br />
Adriana Gonzalez<br />
Cecil Gunby<br />
Lee Horton &<br />
Roland Dubuc<br />
Patrick Kane<br />
Janet Landvater<br />
Warrren & Eileen<br />
Launderville<br />
Chuck Long<br />
Antonio &<br />
Joe Macedo<br />
Vanessa & Jerry Johnson<br />
Regina McCarthy<br />
Les Michalczewski<br />
Judith Miniter<br />
Sandee Molenda<br />
Jerry Noble<br />
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Rado Pagac<br />
Robert Peers<br />
Linna Reusmann<br />
Mary Ellen Schott<br />
Albert Silva<br />
& Hazel Silva<br />
Mary & Joe Tarsitano<br />
Sharlan Toby<br />
Robert &<br />
Nora Trincado<br />
Omar Vasques<br />
Henry Vela<br />
Rouzbeh Yeganeh
NCBS SERVICE RECOGNITION AWARD<br />
This award was established in 1981 to acknowledge those who<br />
have given notable support to the NCBS.<br />
1981 F.H. Mahoney - Advertising, Publicity, and Public Relations.<br />
1982 John Knipp - Breeder, Exhibitor, Judge.<br />
1983 Cliff Williams - American Singers, 18 Kelloggs.<br />
1984 Dorothy & Merle Ziegler - Board Member and Hartz Exhibitor.<br />
1985 LaVerne Krauss - Past President, Hartz/American Singer Exhibitor.<br />
1986 Harold Sodamann - Past President, Founded Booster Buttons.<br />
1987 George Commons - Board Member & American Singer Sponsor.<br />
1988 Ralph Bowman - Past Secretary, Budgie Exhibitor, Judge.<br />
1989 Sig & Peg Larson - Sig Past President, Both Great NCBS Supporters.<br />
1990 Dr. Val Clear - Bird Fancier, Author, Judge.<br />
1991 Ray Johnson - Past President, Commercial Exhibits.<br />
1992 Paul K. Ballew - First Commercial Booth Chairman.<br />
1993 Charles Anchor - Past President, Exhibitor, Judge.<br />
1994 Mark Whiteaker - Past President, Exhibitor, Judge.<br />
1995 Margie McGee - Board Member, Exhibitor, Judge.<br />
1996 Paul S. Williams - Past President, Judge.<br />
1997 Don <strong>St</strong>ein - Owner of Kellogg, Provided Kellogg & Scannell Trophies<br />
1998 Bob Metheny - Board Member, NCA President, Colorbred Judge.<br />
1999 Mary Tarsitano - Her many years of service to NCBS<br />
2000 Bonnie Cain - President, Type & Colorbred Judge<br />
2001 Ignacio Perea - Board Member, Exhibitor, Type & Colorbred judge.<br />
2002 Bob & Pattye Roberts - Bob Board Member both service to NCBS.<br />
2004 Claire Brammer - Breeder, Exhibitor, service to NCBS.<br />
2005 Jane Muscato Check in Secretary, exhibitor, service to NCBS.<br />
2006 Barbara Rosario - Board Member, Webmaster, Membership, Exhibitor<br />
2007 Katy Secor - Long time exhibitor, loyal NCBS member/supporter<br />
2008 Jim Warren - NCBS Member, Exhibitor, Volunteer.<br />
2009 Dorothy Eggers - Board Member, Exhibitor, Volunteer<br />
2011 John Muscato - NCBS Board Member, Exhibitor, Secretary. John is a<br />
constant to the board. He tirelessly works for the members.<br />
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1.<br />
<strong>SHOW</strong> RULES<br />
Only National Cage Bird Show members may enter birds.<br />
2. Entry fee shall be $2.00 per cage to a maximum of $50.<br />
Entry fee for sale birds shall be $2.00 per bird.<br />
3. Separate entry forms are required for each Division.<br />
Exhibitor assumes responsibility for legality of his entry.<br />
Entry forms and cage tags will be available starting 10am THURSDAY.<br />
4. Entry forms must be completely filled out and used as follows:<br />
White: to Show Secretary table by 9pm Thursday.<br />
Pink and Yellow: to show hall with entries prior to 7am FRIDAY.<br />
Pink and Yellow: exhibitor copy for checkout after banquet SATURDAY.<br />
All white copies must be to Show Secretary table by 9pm Thursday.<br />
No forms or tags will be sold Friday, sale birds excepted.<br />
Entries will be received in the show hall 1 to 9pm THURSDAY.<br />
Entered birds may be brought to the show hall between 6 and 7am Friday,<br />
however, these must be in the secretary books Thursday. All birds will be on<br />
the benches by 7am Friday, judging starts at 8am. American Singers require<br />
all entries be made prior to 9pm Thursday.<br />
5. All entries must be bona fide property of exhibitor at least thirty (30)<br />
days prior to the show. To compete for the Higgins Trophy all birds<br />
must be bred and banded by the exhibitor except for Finch and<br />
Parrot divisions. These need not be banded. Higgins winners and<br />
band numbers may be published in the NCBS newsletter.<br />
6. To compete in unflighted (young) classes all entries must be bred and banded<br />
with a recognized, current year, traceable and closed band. Secretaries<br />
please send band numbers of your members to the NCBS Secretary.<br />
7. All birds that are flighted, or with open bands or unbanded, or with<br />
unrecognized or non-readily traceable bands, must compete in the old<br />
(open) classes.<br />
8. Any bird purchased within one year from a judge cannot be shown at<br />
NCBS when that judge is officiating in that division at the show. Any<br />
officiating judge or their team member, partner or family member may not<br />
show in any Division of the current year.<br />
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<strong>SHOW</strong> RULES (CONTINUED)<br />
9. Division winners from all song bird divisions will compete for the Best<br />
Song Bird in Show award. All other division winners, except the<br />
Youth Division, compete for the Scannell Trophy. Division winners in<br />
Finch, Parrot, Peachfaced, Lovebirds, Rare Lovebirds and Cockatiels will<br />
compete for the Charlie Anchor Award for Best Foreign Bird.<br />
10. Only one bird in a cage may be shown except in Finch Pairs section.<br />
11. Every possible attention will be given to the care of the birds, but the<br />
National Cage Bird Show, Inc. and sponsoring clubs will not be held<br />
responsible for any accident, mistake, loss, theft or damage that may<br />
occur to any exhibit.<br />
12. All birds must be checked on entering and leaving the show room. After<br />
birds are entered and checked-in they are under the care of the show<br />
management. They are not to be handled except by direct permission<br />
of the show manager. If drinkers or feeders are removed for judging by the<br />
stewards they should be replaced by the stewards. If this has not been<br />
done the exhibitor should notify the show management and have it done<br />
by those responsible for handling the exhibit.<br />
13. No birds, drinkers or feeders shall be removed from their individual cages,<br />
except by the Chief <strong>St</strong>eward. While entered in the show entries are under<br />
the control of NCBS.<br />
14. Show management has the right to add, combine or withdraw classes<br />
as the number of entries dictates.<br />
15. No identification, signs or display advertising will be allowed on or about<br />
any cage until judging has concluded.<br />
16. Special awards given for club bands or membership will not be awarded<br />
unless exhibitor's eligibility is indicated on the entry form. All special<br />
awards will be judged and/or presented after division judging has been<br />
completed.<br />
17. Judging by daylight or Vitalite or equivalent as the situation dictates.<br />
18. Colorbred canaries will be judged by the point system.<br />
19. Cage bottoms should be covered with a regular seed mixture relative to<br />
the particular species. Song birds use white paper.<br />
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<strong>SHOW</strong> RULES (CONTINUED)<br />
20. No steward is authorized to reclassify an entry. Only a judge has the<br />
authority to reclassify an entered bird.<br />
21. The judge has the right to withhold awards if the judge feels the bird does<br />
not warrant the award. The judge is to check bands after judging for bred<br />
and banded by the exhibitor.<br />
22. Decisions of the judge are final.<br />
23. Cut-off time for judging is 7pm Friday. If the Division is not finished the<br />
judging will resume Saturday morning at 8am.<br />
24. Entries shall be checked out one half hour after the banquet Saturday night.<br />
Check-out procedures will be announced at the banquet. All entries must be<br />
removed from Show Hall Saturday evening.<br />
25. The NCBS Board of Directors reserves the right to interpret all rules and<br />
regulations and arbitrarily settle and determine all matters, questions and<br />
differences in regard thereto. It also reserves the right to amend and add to<br />
these rules. All complaints must be written and submitted with a $10.00<br />
fee to the Board prior to the completion of the Scannell judging.<br />
26. Youth Division entries are governed by all rules listed above and Youth<br />
Division rules which are listed in Division 19 - Youth.<br />
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LIST OF AWARDS<br />
SCANNELL Award for BEST IN <strong>SHOW</strong>: Trophy & $250<br />
Divisions 16 - 18 BEST SONG <strong>BIRD</strong> IN <strong>SHOW</strong>:<br />
Trophy & $150<br />
Divisions 11 - 15 BEST FOREIGN <strong>BIRD</strong> IN <strong>SHOW</strong>:<br />
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Section Awards (1st) - Section Trophy & Rosette<br />
2nd - 3rd Section - Rosette<br />
Classes (1st-3rd) - Ribbon<br />
Division 19 - Youth Awards<br />
Best - NCBS Scholarship, Gold Medal and Division Rosette<br />
Silver Medal - 2nd & Rosette<br />
Bronze Medal - 3rd & Rosette<br />
4th thru 7th - Division Rosette<br />
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National Cage Bird Show<br />
Board of Directors for 2012<br />
Gary Morgan President<br />
Debbie Eaton 1st Vice President / Specialty Clubs Liaison / Awards<br />
Clarence Culwell Treasurer / Scannell / Special Recognition Award Chair<br />
John Muscato Secretary / Show Manager / Show Incentives<br />
Rudy Diehl 2nd Vice President / Division <strong>St</strong>atistics<br />
Dean Reyes Corporate Sponsor Rep. / Higgins / Publicity & Events Chair<br />
Jane Muscato Show Secretary / Newsletter<br />
Barbara Rosario Web Site / Booster Buttons / Membership / Catalog<br />
Robert Wild Commercial Exhibits Coordinator/Historian<br />
Mary Tarsitano Banquet Ticket Sales/Food/Beverage Coordinator<br />
Laura Bewley Catalog Sponsorships<br />
Denise Cook Judges’ Coordinator / Show Registratioon Coordinator<br />
Sal DiPasquale Auction Coordinator<br />
Henry Vela Division Check-in / Check-Out Coordinator<br />
Frank Horan Setup & Tear-down Coordinator / Show Security<br />
Eileen Karius Catalog Ads / Youth Programs<br />
Josh Maple Fund Raising / Publicity<br />
Ignacio Perea Sr. Honorary Board Member<br />
Harold Sodamann Honorary Board Member<br />
Bonnie Cain Honorary Board Member/Future Show Site Chairman<br />
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Judges for the 64 National Show<br />
1 - Borders Cyril Hackett<br />
2 - Glosters Winfield Checkley<br />
3 - Type Canaries Pat Varian<br />
4 - Old Varieties Jim Pickel<br />
5 - Hartz Jim Warren<br />
6 - Fife Fancy Jeremy Faria<br />
7 - <strong>St</strong>affords Bonnie Williams Cain<br />
8 - Lipochrome Colorbred Sjaak DeJong<br />
9 - Melanin Classic Colorbred Fritz Heiler<br />
10 - Melanin New Color Colorbred Gerry Cheta<br />
11 - Finches and Softbills Clarence Culwell<br />
12 - Parrots Annette Howard<br />
13 - Lovebirds Rare and Eye-ring Frank Horan<br />
14 - Lovebirds Peachfaced Mike Miller<br />
15 - Cockatiels Julia Allen<br />
16 - American Singers <strong>St</strong>eve Baptiste<br />
17 - German Roller Canaries David Bopp<br />
18 - Spanish Timbrado Alberto Berrios<br />
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Meet the 2012 Judges<br />
Division 1 - Borders - Mr. Cyril Hackett<br />
I commenced breeding Border Canaries in<br />
1955. I joined the Irish Border Canary Club as a<br />
novice breeder in 1956. I have exhibited at this<br />
show every year since with great success. I have<br />
exhibited at the British all Border Show and was<br />
chosen as a member of the International Team. I<br />
had the sixth best Border at the British All Border<br />
Show out of 2240 birds with a dark unflighted<br />
yellow cock.<br />
I keep a small stud of Border Canaries in a<br />
outdoor timber shed size 12' x 8'. I also keep six<br />
to eight pairs and breed between 24 and 48 young birds per season.<br />
Division 2 - Glosters - Mr. Winfield Checkley<br />
I have been raising Canaries and Finches for<br />
well over forty years with a rigid commitment to<br />
breeding and exhibiting Gloster Canaries since<br />
1980. I was fortunate to be successful as the 1990<br />
Scannell Trophy winner at the NCBS show in<br />
Atlanta, GA. I have been a passionate promoter of<br />
Gloster exhibiting as this is the most challenging<br />
task among all of the Type Canaries. The<br />
Exhibition Gloster is a Work of Art which requires<br />
patience, vision and a rigid adherence to a dual<br />
set of genetic principles. One's strife, to attain and<br />
remain on the top bench, challenges the artistic quest and the concerted<br />
devotion of the person who desires such success.<br />
I wish to pay my unconditional respect to the past Gloster Breeders<br />
who had that vision to challenge our creativity and I convey my best<br />
wishes to our current exhibitors as they strive to maintain their focus on<br />
improving the most challenging of the Type Canaries.<br />
Let's continue to improve Our Best!<br />
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Division 3 - Type - Mr. Patrick Varian<br />
I have been breeding Canaries for about 45<br />
years. Originally from County Cork Ireland, where I<br />
developed my love for Canaries and Finches.<br />
I am a charter member of the N.G.C. and North<br />
American Border Club. This will be my third time<br />
judging the National Cage Bird Show. Previously, I<br />
have judged Atlanta and Denver.<br />
I currently breed Borders, Norwich, Fife and Irish<br />
Fancy and Lizard Canaries.<br />
Being retired, I am still interested in breeding,<br />
showing and judging. I am always honored to be<br />
asked to judge and to have the opportunity to place the awards.<br />
Looking forward to meeting all of you and to see my old friends at the<br />
show.<br />
Division 4 - Old Varieties - Mr. Jim A. Pickel<br />
I have been raising birds most of my life. As a<br />
child in Kansas, I raised pigeons, pheasants, quail,<br />
and other assorted fowl. For the past 28 years, I<br />
have been raising and showing Type Canaries,<br />
Colourbred Canaries and Finches. Aside from<br />
numerous Best in Show awards for both Type<br />
Canaries and Finches, I have also won Kellogg<br />
awards in both 1988: Best Gloster and 1989: Best<br />
Type with a Fife Canary. I have been judging for<br />
26 years including four U.S. National Cage Bird<br />
Shows and several Canadian Shows, as well as the 2000 Canadian<br />
Nationals held in Windsor. I have been an officer of numerous bird<br />
clubs, President of the Midwest Pheasant and Waterfowl Society, a past<br />
President of the American Chapter of the IGBA and am currently the<br />
President of the Old Variety Canary Association. I have also served on<br />
the U.S. National Cage Bird Club's Board of Directors. I am presently<br />
raising Scott Fancy, Southern Frills, Northern Dutch Frills, Lizards and a<br />
few Color Bred canaries.<br />
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Division 5 - Hartz - Mr. Jim Warren<br />
I have been raising Canaries since 1981. In 1982<br />
we had a fire and I lost<br />
all of my birds. Ray Havens gave me a pair of his<br />
Red Factors so I could get back into raising birds.<br />
I have raised Colorbred, a variety of Type Canaries<br />
and Old Variety Canaries since then. I have also<br />
raised Finches and Budgies.<br />
I attended my first National Cage Bird Show in<br />
Oklahoma City and I was hooked after that. I have<br />
made many new friends and look forward to seeing<br />
them each year at the NCBS show, along with<br />
making new friends.<br />
I am honored to be selected by the membership to be considered as a<br />
judge at the National Cage Bird Show. I hope everyone has a great time<br />
at the show this year. Good luck to all exhibitors.<br />
Division 6 - Fife Fancy Canary - Mr. Jeremy Faria<br />
Jeremy's interest in birds began early as a<br />
young boy helping his uncle with his Budgies but<br />
it didn't continue until much later in life. In 1988<br />
his daughter received a Border Canary as a pet<br />
from her grandparents and Jeremy quickly<br />
decided to get a mate for him and that led to a<br />
great interest in Canaries. He has bred,<br />
exhibited and judged many Type Canaries like;<br />
Gloster, Norwich, Crest Bred Canaries as well as<br />
Gouldian Finches, however Jeremy has a special<br />
interest in Borders and Fife Canaries. Over the<br />
years he has exhibited in many of the Ontario<br />
shows as well as the Canadian National and the<br />
American National Cage Bird Show.<br />
One of the things in this hobby that Jeremy enjoys doing is the<br />
organization of shows and he has been show manager for BFBS shows<br />
for many years. Jeremy also has designed a computerized registration<br />
program for Bird Shows. Over the years he has done registration for<br />
many shows in Ontario to the National in Montreal, QC and Victoria, BC,<br />
all for the benefit of the exhibitors.<br />
He has judged Type Canaries in Ontario, Montreal and Vancouver, and<br />
was pleased to be one of the judges at one of the largest Fife Canary<br />
show in England in 2010, the Midland Fife show which had 1900 entries<br />
and he is looking forward to judging the American National in <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>.<br />
Jeremy sends his best wishes to all exhibitors.<br />
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Division 7 - <strong>St</strong>affords - Ms. Bonnie Williams-Cain<br />
Grove City, Ohio, is home to Bonnie Williams<br />
Cain. She is well known by bird fanciers and<br />
exhibitors across the United <strong>St</strong>ates and Canada.<br />
Proficient at both Type and Colorbred Canary<br />
judging, she is active judging on the show circuit.<br />
As a Canary breeder and exhibitor she has<br />
raised most Type Canaries and Colorbreds<br />
representing Lipochrome, Classic Melanin and<br />
New Color melanin. She has also enjoyed raising<br />
and exhibiting a variety of Finches and small Psittacines.<br />
Her club affiliations include the National Cage Bird Show. Having<br />
served as a Director many years she held various positions such as<br />
Treasurer and President and is now an Honorary Director for the<br />
National Cage Bird Show. As a charter member of the National<br />
Colorbred Association she has served in various capacities including<br />
President. She is a member of the <strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club and a certified<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford judge. She also supports the Hartz Club and the International<br />
Columbus Fancy Association.<br />
Division 8 - Lipochrome Colorbred - Mr. Sjaak DeJong<br />
For most of my life in native Holland, I have been<br />
breeding, caring, and judging Colorbred Canaries.<br />
I have learned all this from my grandfather, a wellknown,<br />
famous bird breeder.<br />
I am a member of the Dutch Judging Panel, an<br />
organization of 45,000 members. In nearly thirty<br />
years I have judged about 15 shows each year all<br />
over the world and the National Cage Bird show in<br />
New Hampshire and Chicago.<br />
At the moment I am breeding with my son<br />
Maurice with about a hundred pair Lipochrome<br />
Red , Lipochrome Red and Yellow Mosaics,<br />
Melanin Red Black, Brown, Classic , Blue and Redblack, Blackyellow,<br />
Blackwhite, and Cobalt.<br />
I am looking forward to judge together with my friend Fritz Heiler from<br />
Germany and Gerardo Cherta in the other Colorbred Divisions. I am<br />
looking forward to meeting all my friends from the USA and Canada.<br />
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Division 9 - Melanin Classic - Mr. Fritz Heiler<br />
Hi, my name is Fritz Heiler and I'm 49 years right<br />
now. I'm married and have two daughters, who are<br />
21 and 17 years.<br />
Breeding Canaries I began at the age of twelve.<br />
Since 1987 I've been breeding and judging Color<br />
and Type Canaries, as well as Finches. To earn my<br />
salary, I run a shop where I sell birds, food and<br />
other bird supplies. During my work experience I've<br />
nearly bred all different Colors of Canaries.<br />
Currently, I raise to Blacks, Opals, Greywings,<br />
Eumos, Topaz, Cobalt and Siberian Gold Finches.<br />
In the past I had a lot of success with my animals. My favorite<br />
expositions are Mechelen in Belgium and moreover Reggio Emilia in<br />
Italy.<br />
Division 10 - Melanin New Color - Mr. Gerry Cherta<br />
Need<br />
Photo<br />
Gerry Cherta, 60 years old. Wife Teri and son<br />
Javier. I have been raising Canaries for over 42<br />
years and judging since 1977.<br />
I have Judged the National Cage Bird Chow<br />
many times over my judging career as well as<br />
other shows in the United <strong>St</strong>ates, Canada,<br />
Holland, Belgium and France.<br />
I use the C.O.M. standard because it is<br />
updated frequently and accepted all over the<br />
world. I look forward to educating the NCBS<br />
members.<br />
Best wishes to all.<br />
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Division 11 - Finches & Softbills - Mr. Clarence Cullwell<br />
I have been raising birds since about 1950. I<br />
started with American parakeets, which I bred for<br />
several years. A pair of Zebra finches were added<br />
which really caught my interest and has been a<br />
priority ever since.. I have had Cockatiels, Love<br />
Birds, Senegals, Conures, Parrotlets, and<br />
Cockatoos.<br />
I started showing my birds and enjoyed the<br />
competition and friendships that I made. Some of<br />
my dearest friends are friends that I have made in<br />
the bird world. I started judging birds from the<br />
encouragement I received from many people. I<br />
am a Panel Judge for NFSS, NCS, and NAPS. I have judged many<br />
shows, including the National Cage Bird Show.<br />
I am a NCBS Director and currently serving the membership as their<br />
Treasurer.<br />
Division 12 - Parrots - Ms. Annette Howard<br />
Annette's introduction to aviculture began almost thirty years<br />
ago with the purchase of a cockatiel named Dicky. Her love of<br />
this bird lead her on to obtain numerous Parrots, Cockatiels and<br />
Finches, opening an aviary in her hometown of Salem, Ohio.<br />
She has been featured in numerous newspaper, magazine, and<br />
journal articles locally and in specialty journals. Annette is now<br />
retired from working at the local school board as the Assistant<br />
Director of Business and Finance in the Treasurer's Office. She<br />
now concentrates on her hobbies and raising her son Timmy.<br />
Annette considers it a great honor that she is now on the<br />
judges panel for the American Cockatiel Society. Annette has<br />
held countless positions within NAPS, NFSS, NCS and SPBE.<br />
She has stewarded and secretaried at numerous Nationals<br />
since attending her first National Cage Bird show in the late<br />
1980's.<br />
Annette is an international judge of Parrots, Cockatiels, and Finches attending several<br />
shows to judge in Puerto Rico and Canada as well as judging and exhibiting in countless<br />
shows across the United <strong>St</strong>ates.<br />
Along with seeing old and making new friends at the National each year, Annette's<br />
fondest memories include winning the 2004 Higgins trophy for Parrots at the Lansing<br />
National with her Barnard Parrot. She has been deeply honored to judge the National three<br />
previous times; the first NAPS National in 1999 held in Buffalo, New York picking the<br />
ultimate Barraband Parakeet for the Kellogg, AFA Award, and the Scannell, judging the<br />
Finch Division in 2006 held in Chicago, Illinois, and once again picking an ultimate Lutino<br />
Cockatiel this past season in Tulsa, Oklahoma that went on to win the Charles Anchor<br />
Foreign Bird Award.<br />
Annette appreciates the honor of being considered for judging NCBS and will do her best<br />
to represent and continue growth of the bird fancy in all areas.<br />
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Division 13 - Rare / Eyering Lovebirds - Mr. Frank Horan<br />
I grew up in a suburb of Dublin, Ireland and<br />
moved to Brooklyn, New York in 1980. I have kept<br />
many different types of birds and one of my<br />
earliest recollections is having a pet Bantam<br />
Rooster when I was about 3 or 4 years old. .<br />
Many birds have attracted me since I emigrated<br />
to the U.S., but Lovebirds, so far, are the species<br />
for me. They have kept my attention and I believe<br />
will keep it. I attended my first Lovebird show in<br />
2001 and have been an active exhibitor since<br />
then. I have been a top 10 exhibitor in ALBS for<br />
the past few years, making it to number three for 2006, in the future I<br />
would like to achieve Champion Breeder status. I was fortunate enough<br />
to win a Higgins in 2008 for a Peachfaced. In the future I would like to<br />
win the Anchor and Scannel awards, perhaps a pipe dream….<br />
I am a Lieutenant/Paramedic in FDNY EMS. I live, with my wife and<br />
daughter, in <strong>St</strong>aten Island, N.Y., without whom I would not be able to<br />
judge and exhibit my birds.<br />
Division 14 - Peachfaced Lovebirds - Mr. Mike Miller<br />
I was intrigued by birds from the time I was a<br />
child. Many youthful hours were spent watching<br />
the colorful budgies in the local “dime stores” and<br />
trying to capture the wild birds at home just for<br />
the pleasure of holding them. In the coming<br />
years, many species would come and go in my<br />
aviaries, from Doves to Rheas and from Finches<br />
to Macaws and wonderful softbills such as<br />
Hornbills and Bali Mynahs. In the 1970's, I<br />
discovered the colorful little avian gems known as<br />
Love Birds that were starting to mutate. Shortly<br />
after I joined the African Love Bird Society of which I am honored to be<br />
serving as Chairman. These little guys continue to excite me to this day.<br />
I have bred most of the Peachfaced mutations and presently have<br />
focused on breeding several mutations of the Fischer's Love Birds. I<br />
have formerly kept the Masked, Black-Cheeked and Abyssinian species<br />
as well. Also, I breed quite a few rare Indian Ringneck mutations and<br />
have expanded into the Magna Double Yellow Headed Amazons. In<br />
1990, I became a Love Bird judge and am a former Love Bird Division<br />
NCBS winner. It is an honor to judge the National here in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong> and I<br />
thank everyone for your support and the NCBS for having this wonderful<br />
exhibition.<br />
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Division 15 - Cockatiels - Ms. Julia Allen<br />
Julia Allen has been breeding and showing<br />
Cockatiels for 31 years, as well as being an NCS<br />
judge for the last ten years. She has attended<br />
NCBS each year from 1993 until 2006 when she<br />
won the Higgins for Best Cockatiel. Due to her<br />
husband's illness and passing, this will be her<br />
first NCBS since. Her passion remains centered<br />
on creating, exhibiting and judging beautiful<br />
Cockatiels always striving for the one most<br />
closest to the NCS <strong>St</strong>andard Cockatiel. What<br />
better opportunity to see the Cockatiels that most<br />
meet the standard as depicted in the National<br />
Cockatiel Society's written and pictured standard as to judge<br />
Cockatiels at the 2012 National Cage Bird Show in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>!<br />
Division 16 - American Singers - Mr. <strong>St</strong>eve Baptiste<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Baptiste has always been fascinated with<br />
songbirds. He began keeping and trapping birds in<br />
his native Trinidad at the age of 8. He migrated to<br />
the United <strong>St</strong>ates in 1974 and resided in New York<br />
City. He immediately started breeding canaries<br />
after purchasing some from the local pet shop. In<br />
1979, he met the late respected A.S. Judge, Dan<br />
Feduk. He then eliminated all of his other canaries<br />
and purchased his original stock birds from Dan. He<br />
has been committed to the American Singers from<br />
that time to the present. In 1992, he moved to Punta<br />
Gorda, Florida.<br />
Mr. Baptiste has two dedicated bird rooms at home. He loves both<br />
songbirds and he’s just in too deep at this point and he knows he ain’t<br />
never going to get out! He has traveled to Belgium to study the song of<br />
the Waterslager and it is his goal to become a World Certified OMJ judge<br />
for the Waterslager. He became an American Singer judge in 1999. He is<br />
the proud recipient of three Nationals Awards. He won a Kellog in San<br />
Juan, Puerto Rico at the 52nd national for Best Waterslager. He then won<br />
a Higgins for Best Waterslager at the 54th Nationals in Santa Clara,<br />
California. <strong>St</strong>eve won his third Nationals, a Higgins for Best American<br />
Singer in Lansing, Michigan in 2004. He also won the highly coveted best<br />
songbird award at the 54th Nationals in Santa Clara, California. On the<br />
home front, he has been married to his wife Nancy and has four<br />
wonderful children, <strong>St</strong>ephanie, Adam, Manny, and Brandon. Mr. Baptiste<br />
would like to thank the Board of Directors of the NCBS for their<br />
confidence in selecting him to judge the show. It is indeed a prestigious<br />
honor to judge the NCBS.<br />
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Division 17 - Rollers - Mr. David Bopp<br />
David Bopp started raising German Roller<br />
canaries when he was just sixteen years of age,<br />
continuing a family tradition started by his<br />
grandfather and passed along to his father, who<br />
was also a Master Breeder in the fancy.<br />
He received his judging certification in 1988 and<br />
has since judged Roller competitions throughout<br />
the United <strong>St</strong>ates and Canada.<br />
David likes to include teaching seminars to help<br />
breeders recognize the various Roller Tours and<br />
welcomes questions and discussion at that time.<br />
He is currently President of the Central <strong>St</strong>ates Roller Canary Breeder<br />
Association. Please welcome David back to the National Cage Bird<br />
Show.<br />
Division 18 - Spanish Timbrados - Mr. Alberto Berrios<br />
Although I have kept birds for most of my life, I<br />
have exclusively focused on the Spanish<br />
Timbrados now for more than twenty years.<br />
Along the way, I have imported Spanish<br />
Timbrados directly from World Champions'<br />
breeding stock in Spain numerous times.<br />
Currently, I am the President of the Spanish<br />
Timbrado Society of America and Secretary of<br />
C.O.M. Puerto Rico.<br />
I was instrumental in bringing the first Timbrado<br />
demonstration to NCBS in 1993 at Houston. I<br />
have been recognized and have many achievements both in the U.S.A<br />
and in Spain.<br />
I have attended Timbrado shows in Spain, Italy, Germany, Columbia, the<br />
U.S. and Puerto Rico.<br />
st rd<br />
Winner of several shows and awards, beginning with 1 and 3 Place<br />
on Teams and Individual Categories and Best in Show in the 1993<br />
Spanish Timbrado Show in San Juan, Puerto Rico, several other<br />
awards; however of particular importance, the Kellogg Award, and<br />
having participated and competed at the World Show in Alicante, Spain<br />
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<strong>SHOW</strong> YOUR SUPPORT<br />
FOR THE<br />
2013<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong><br />
<strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
IN<br />
Tulsa Oklahoma<br />
BUY NCBS BOOSTER BUTTONS<br />
For your donation of $10 to $49 you are awarded<br />
a blue pin.<br />
For your donation of $50 to $99 you are awarded a<br />
a red pin.<br />
For $100 or more you are awarded a yellow pin.<br />
With your help we can be assured a successful show<br />
in Tulsa. Your donation is very much appreciated.<br />
Booster buttons will be available for sale at the<br />
membership / registration desk at the 64th National<br />
Cage Bird Show in <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, <strong>Missouri</strong> or when<br />
you renew your membership you may include your<br />
donation for a booster pin.<br />
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GOT INCENTIVES?<br />
WE DO !!<br />
Purchase a select Booster Button<br />
prior to October 31, 2012 and<br />
be entered in the following drawings:<br />
Purchase a Booster Button for<br />
$50 - $99 and be entered for a<br />
a chance for 2 drawings for an<br />
upgrade to a Cabana Suite<br />
at our Host <strong>Hotel</strong> ( 11/16 - 11/20).<br />
For $100 or more, be entered for a chance<br />
for 3 drawings for an upgrade to a<br />
Cabana Suite (11/16 - 11/20).<br />
Drawing will be held at the<br />
Greater Chicago Cage Bird Club<br />
Annual Show, November 3, 2012<br />
Send a check payable to NCBS in USD to:<br />
Barbara Rosario<br />
715 Avocado Court<br />
Del Mar, CA 92014<br />
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Thank You Sponsors!<br />
Your generous support of the<br />
Sponsorship Program and personal<br />
commitment, make this show an<br />
extraordinary event. Division and<br />
Section Sponsors are important to<br />
the show’s success and we are very<br />
thankful to have some wonderful<br />
people pledge their support.<br />
Again this year all divisions and<br />
sections were covered with a<br />
sponsor. We had bird enthusiast of<br />
all kinds come together to ensure a<br />
great show for everyone.<br />
We thank you very much for your<br />
financial commitment to the show.<br />
Laura Bewley<br />
NCBS Sponsorship Chairperson<br />
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43rd Annual Show<br />
Columbia Canary Club<br />
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Judges:<br />
NFSS Region 6 Show<br />
Colorbred Canaries David Benites<br />
Type Canaries Linda Hogan<br />
Finches/Softbills Robert Peers<br />
Join Us in Portland<br />
&<br />
Experience the Great Northwest<br />
November 3 & 4, 2012<br />
Red Lion <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
Vancouver at the Quay<br />
100 Columbia <strong>St</strong>reet, Vancouver, WA 98660<br />
Information:<br />
Canaries - Faye Silverstein - 503-788-3753<br />
Sam Diaz - Diaz16Sam@gmail.com<br />
Finches - KJ Brown - 503-341-8823<br />
JeepersPeepers55@yahoo.com<br />
www.ColumbiaCanaryClub.com
Joe & Mary’s Nest<br />
Breeders & Exhibitors<br />
Type, Parisian Frills, American Singers,<br />
Red Factor Canaries<br />
Joe & Mary Tarsitano 53546 Beechwood<br />
Shelby Township, Mi 48316<br />
(586) 781-6429<br />
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CROATIAN AVIARY<br />
HRVATSKI ORNOTOLOSKI SAVEZ<br />
Best wishes to the<br />
National Cage Bird Show<br />
and to all the exhibitors<br />
From:<br />
Ivica John Begonja & Jure George Sosic<br />
European Finches * Fifes * Lizards<br />
Border * Yorkshire * Norwich<br />
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NFSS Region 6 Show
Sal Di Pasquale<br />
Wishes everyone<br />
all the best at this year’s<br />
64th<br />
National Cage Bird Show<br />
in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>, <strong>Missouri</strong><br />
Sal Di Pasquale<br />
734-282-1644<br />
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American Canary Fanciers Association<br />
CONGRATULATIONS<br />
TO ALL THE EXHIBITORS AND<br />
WINNERS<br />
AT THE 64th<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
Meetings - 2nd Friday of each month in Downey, CA.<br />
Annual Show – November 2-3, 2012, San Pedro, CA.<br />
Show Details – www.acfa-canaryclub.com<br />
2011 Officers:<br />
President - Alan Dean<br />
1st VP - Rey Mena<br />
2nd VP - Alfonso Ruiz<br />
Secretary - Donna Minor<br />
Treasurer - Salvador Servin<br />
Show Manager - Alfonos Ruiz<br />
Newsletter - Rishi Bissoon<br />
Past President - Rishi Bissoon<br />
Raffle Chair - Rey Mena<br />
Membership - Ragi Abboud<br />
Head <strong>St</strong>eward - Rishi Bissoon<br />
Leg Bands - Ragi Abboud<br />
WebMaster - Barbara Rosario<br />
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Come to Sunny Southern<br />
California for our 33rd<br />
Annual Show. We will be<br />
judging 13 divisions.<br />
Our members will then make<br />
their way to <strong>St</strong> <strong>Louis</strong>, MO to<br />
compete with the BEST OF<br />
THE BEST at the National<br />
Cage Bird Show.
Specialty Club<br />
Funding and Affiliation<br />
African Love Bird Society ($250 per division) ........................$500<br />
American Cockatiel Society*....................................................$100<br />
American Norwich Society.......................................................$150<br />
Central <strong>St</strong>ates Roller Canary Association.................................$300<br />
Hartz Club of America..............................................................$300<br />
Columbus Fancy Canary Association .......................................$200<br />
International Fife Fancy Club of America.................................$300<br />
International Gloster Breeders Association ..............................$300<br />
Irish Fancy Canary Club of America ........................................$200<br />
National American Singer Club .................................................$-0-<br />
National Cockatiel Society........................................................$350<br />
National Colorbred Association ($300 per division) ................$900<br />
National Finch & Softbill Society ............................................$600<br />
National Gloster Club ...............................................................$150<br />
National Norwich Plainhead Canary Club................................$100<br />
North American Border Club....................................................$700<br />
North American Parrot Society.................................................$600<br />
Old Varieties Canary Association .............................................$750<br />
Spanish Timbrado Society of America .....................................$750<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club of America .............................................$500<br />
United Gloster Breeders............................................................$100<br />
Yorkshire Canary Club..............................................................$150<br />
* If a judge is nominated by ACS is selected, amount increases<br />
to $500.00<br />
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Affiliated Clubs’ Special Awards<br />
Many thanks to the affiliated clubs for generously donating<br />
for their divisions at the show. We appreciate your support.<br />
Thank you for being a part of NCBS !!<br />
African Love Bird Society<br />
American Cockatiel Society<br />
American Norwich Society<br />
Columbus Fancy Canary<br />
Association<br />
International Fife Fancy<br />
Club of America<br />
International Gloster Breeders<br />
Association<br />
Irish Fancy Club of America<br />
National American Singer Club<br />
National Cockatiel Society<br />
National Colorbred Association<br />
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Best in Show Plaque for each<br />
Division 1 -10,<br />
Best in Show Rosettes for each<br />
Division,<br />
Best in Section Ribbons<br />
Best Novice, Best ACS Banded<br />
Cockatiel<br />
Best Norwich Certificate<br />
Rosettes for Best Columbus,<br />
Best Plain Head, Best Crested,<br />
Best White Ground,<br />
Best Cinnamon<br />
1st - 10th Ribbons<br />
1st - 5th Section Rosettes, Best<br />
Cinnamon, White & Yellow Both<br />
Heads Rosettes<br />
IFCA Rosettes<br />
1st - 3rd<br />
NASC Medallion & Rosettes<br />
1st - 5th<br />
Complete set of Rosettes,<br />
Plaques & Trophies<br />
1st - 4th Rosettes in each Division
Affiliated Clubs’ Special Awards<br />
Continued<br />
National Finch & Softbill Society<br />
National Norwich Plainhead<br />
Canary Club<br />
North American Border Club<br />
North American Parrot Society<br />
Old Varieties Canary Assoication<br />
Spanish Timbrado Society<br />
of America<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club<br />
of America<br />
United Gloster Breeders<br />
Yorkshire Canary Club<br />
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Bill Parlee Award - Best Finch<br />
Val Clear Award - Best Softbill<br />
Charlie Anchor Award -<br />
Best Zebra Finch<br />
Division and Section Awards<br />
NNPCC Certificate for Best Norwich,<br />
NNPC Rosettes for Best<br />
and 2nd Best Norwich<br />
Rosettes for Best Unflighted and<br />
Best Flighted<br />
Best in Show- NAPS<br />
Best Novice in Show- NAPS<br />
1st - 10th Place Rosettes<br />
Harold Sodamann Award -<br />
Best Old Variety in Division<br />
1st - 3rd Best Individual<br />
1st - 3rd Best Team<br />
Section Rosettes,<br />
Rosettes for Best Crested and Best<br />
Non-Crested<br />
Plaque and $100 for<br />
Best Gloster and<br />
Best Opposite Head<br />
(must be member of UGB to win $)<br />
Plaque and Rosette for Best<br />
Yorkshire and<br />
Best Novice Yorkshire
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Why Feed PrimaLac to Caged Birds ?<br />
PrimaLac is a probiotic also referred to as a Direct Fed Microbial (DFM).<br />
DFM's are defined as microorganisms that contribute to intestinal microbial<br />
balance. (R.Fuller, Probiotics in man and animals, 1989).<br />
Dr. Mercola states in “Total Health” that eighty percent of the human<br />
immune system is located in our digestive system. Dr. Mercola further states<br />
that there are 100 trillion bacteria, weighing three pounds lining the human<br />
intestinal tract to protect our body from invasions. Maintaining a balance of<br />
more good bacteria than bad bacteria is the goal.<br />
Caged bird fanciers can do the same for their birds.<br />
PrimaLac DFM contains Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. casei, Enterococcus<br />
faecium, and Bifidobacterium thermophilum. All of these organisms are good<br />
bacteria like those found in yogurt. Add the good bacteria to fight the bad<br />
bacteria. By establishing the proper micro-flora, essential bacteria acidify the<br />
intestinal environment. They also aid in the breakdown and fermentation of<br />
feed, and absorption of nutrients.<br />
How do DFM's work in the intestinal tract? They inhibit pathogen growth in<br />
the GI tract by attaching to the gut wall and crowding out the bad bacteria<br />
(competitive exclusion). DFM's increase mucosal villus heights, increase<br />
digestive enzyme activity, and they increase antibody formation. The villi form<br />
a brush border of the gut lining where particles of digested feed and water are<br />
absorbed into the body. Good and bad bacteria compete for space to live on the<br />
brush border villi. Good bacteria prevent the attachment of pathogenic (bad)<br />
bacteria to the the brush border membrane and destruction of the villi. Again,<br />
fight the bad bacteria with the good bacteria. By controlling the pathogens,<br />
such as E. coli, salmonella, and clostridia, gut health is improved. Improved gut<br />
health promotes improvement in nutritional absorption and decreased nutrient<br />
excretion.<br />
Not all DFM's are the same. When choosing the correct DFM, pick the one<br />
that can insure stability of the organisms, especially in extreme temperatures or<br />
extreme environmental conditions. The DFM should have been tested by a<br />
university or qualified researcher to document its effectiveness. PrimaLac has<br />
been tested by different universities in the U.S. and other qualified researchers.<br />
For further information, I can be reached at 570-482-2451.<br />
By Bob Adams<br />
<strong>St</strong>ar Labs<br />
National Accounts Manager<br />
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Greater Chicago Cage Bird Club. Inc.<br />
81st Annual Show<br />
November 3, 2012<br />
Weitendorf Agriculture Education Center<br />
17840 Laraway Rd<br />
Joliet, IL 60433<br />
Type and Hartz: Daniel Maldonado Connecticut<br />
Colorbred: Dan Griffin Kansas<br />
American Singers: Bill Jacobs Illnois<br />
Finches & Softbills: Jerry Wiesenfeld Florida<br />
Love Birds: Gary Morgan Colorado<br />
Joe Deluca Ohio<br />
Hookbills: (SPBE) Joe Delica Ohio<br />
(NAPS) Leslie Huegerich North Carolina<br />
Budgerigars: Walter Loepke Mississippi<br />
Cockatiels: (NCS) Leslie Huegerich North Carolina<br />
Web Page: www.gccbc.org<br />
Show Information: 630-985-4416<br />
birdshow@gccbc.org<br />
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WELCOME TO ST. LOUIS<br />
Birds of a feather flock together<br />
MISSOURI <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong><br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
SAINT LOUIS<br />
Established in 1942<br />
Club info: Joy<br />
314-862-0509<br />
Best Wishes For<br />
A<br />
Successful Show<br />
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NORTH AMERICAN BORDER CLUB<br />
2011 - <strong>NATIONAL</strong> WINNERS<br />
- Kansas City, MO -<br />
BORDER CANARY<br />
WINNER OF HIGGINS AWARD<br />
TOM LAUBER<br />
(Yellow Variegated Unflighted Cock)<br />
- 106 ENTRIES -<br />
2nd PAUL & NORINE DEE (YELLOW VARIEGATED HEN)<br />
3rd LUIS BELCHIOR (YELLOW VARIEGATED HEN)<br />
4th PAUL & NORINE DEE (YELLOW VARIEGATED COCK)<br />
5th LUIS BELCHIOR (YELLOW GREEN HEN)<br />
6th ARTHUR MEDERIOS (BUFF GREEN HEN)<br />
7th PAUL & NORINE DEE (YELLOW GREEN COCK)<br />
8th PAUL & NORINE DEE (YELLOW VARIEGATED COCK)<br />
9th TONY FIUMERODO (YELLOW VARIEGATED HEN)<br />
10th ARTHUR MEDERIOS (CLEAR YELLOW COCK)<br />
SECTION 1 - (45 ENTRIES)<br />
1st LUIS BELCHIOR 2nd PAUL & NORINE DEE 3rd ARTHUR MEDERIOS<br />
SECTION 2 - (33 ENTRIES)<br />
1st TOM LAUBER 2nd PAUL & NORINE DEE 3rd PAUL & NORINE DEE<br />
SECTION 3 - (28 ENTRIES)<br />
1st ARTHUR MEDERIOS 2nd LUIS BELCHIOR 3rd PAUL & NORINE DEE<br />
Secretary Rosettes upon club request<br />
Elizabeth King<br />
Norine Dee<br />
15902 Hwy 3 #211<br />
12456 S. McVickers<br />
Webster, TX 77598<br />
Palos Heights, IL 60463<br />
(281) 282-9450<br />
(708) 489-1024<br />
elizabeth.king-1@nasa.gov deeplumbing@att.net<br />
www.NorthAmericanBorderClub.com<br />
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Treasurer<br />
Raquel King<br />
4325 Bar J<br />
San Antonio, TX 78253<br />
(210) 679-6543<br />
cw.king@att.net
DIVISION 1 - BORDER FANCY CANARIES<br />
The North American Border Club <strong>St</strong>andard of Excellence<br />
The grand essentials of the Border Fancy<br />
Canary are type and quality. Without these<br />
all other aspects are useless. The general<br />
appearance is that of a clean cut, lightly<br />
made compact, proportional, close<br />
feathered Canary showing no tendency to<br />
heaviness, roughness, or dullness, but<br />
giving the impression of fine quality and<br />
symmetry throughout.<br />
HEAD & NECK 10 points.<br />
Head wellrounded<br />
and neat when viewed from any<br />
angle, beak fine, eyes clear and positioned<br />
to rest on an imaginary line as an extension<br />
to the line between the upper and lower<br />
mandible of the beak, very slightly<br />
forward of the central point of the head.<br />
Neck rather fine, in keeping with the head<br />
and flowing smoothly into the body lines<br />
and of a sufficient length to give a free,<br />
jaunty look to the heard carriage.<br />
BODY 15 points.<br />
Well filled and nicely rounded running in a smooth<br />
downward curve from the gently, smooth rise of the shoulders to the point of<br />
the tail. The chest is also nicely rounded, but not heavy. The line of the curve to<br />
the root of the tail always being downward. Viewed from above and behind the<br />
body outline should be symmetrically pear shaped.<br />
WINGS 10 points.<br />
Compact and carried close to the body, covering the back<br />
with primary and secondary flight feathers meeting at the tips. Out flight tips to<br />
meet at the root of the tail. Primaries and secondaries to be pointed.<br />
LEGS & FEET 5 points.<br />
Legs of medium length and showing a little thigh.<br />
The legs should be fine yet in harmony with the size of the bird and allowing it<br />
to adopt a gay, jaunty stance. Feet in keeping with the legs, both to be clean and<br />
without blemish.<br />
PLUMAGE 10 points.<br />
Close, firm and fine quality, presenting a smooth,<br />
silken, glossy appearance, free from browiness, frill or roughness.<br />
TAIL 5 points. Close packed and narrow, being nicely rounded and well<br />
filled in at the root.<br />
POSITION & CARRIAGE 15 points.<br />
Semi-erect standing at an angle of<br />
about 60 degrees. Gay and jaunty with a full poise of the head.<br />
COLOR 15 points.<br />
Rich, soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout<br />
but extreme depth and hardness such as color feeding gives, are debarred. Any<br />
exhibit being color fed will be disqualified.<br />
SIZE 5 points.<br />
The ideal length from the top of the head to the tip of the tail<br />
is approximately five and three quarters (5-3/4) inches, length should be in<br />
proportion and balance with other features of the bird.<br />
HEALTH 10 points.<br />
Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight.<br />
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DIVISION 1 – BORDER FANCY CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Rudy Diehl<br />
Cock<br />
SECTION 1 - Clear, Ticked or Lightly Variegated<br />
Sponsor - Norine & Paul Dee<br />
Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 White Clear or ticked 11 12<br />
13 14 Yellow Green lightly variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Buff Green lightly variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 Yellow clear or ticked 23 24<br />
25 26 Buff Cinnamon lightly variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 White with A.O.C - lightly variegated 31 32<br />
Cock<br />
SECTION 2 - Variegated and Heavy Variegated<br />
Sponsor - In Memory of Clarence King<br />
Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
33 34 Yellow Green variegated 35 36<br />
37 38 Buff Green variegated 39 40<br />
41 42 Yellow Cinnamon variegated 43 44<br />
45 46 Buff Cinnamon variegated 47 48<br />
49 50 Yellow Heavy Green variegated 51 52<br />
53 54 Buff Heavy Green variegated 55 56<br />
57 58 Yellow Heavy Cinnamon variegated 59 60<br />
61 62 Buff Heavy Cinnamon variegated 63 64<br />
65 66 White with A.O.C - lightly variegated 67 68<br />
SECTION 3 - Self or Foul<br />
Sponsor - Tom Lauber<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
69 70 Yellow Green 3/4 dark variegated 71 72<br />
73 74 Buff Green 3/4 dark variegated 75 76<br />
77 78 Yellow Cinnamon 3/4 dark variegated 79 80<br />
81 82 Buff Cinnamon 3/4 dark variegated 83 84<br />
85 86 Yellow Green self or foul 87 88<br />
89 90 Buff Green self or foul 91 92<br />
93 94 Yellow Cinnamon self or foul 95 96<br />
97 98 Buff Cinnamon self or foul 99 100<br />
101 102 White with A.O.C - 3/4 dark self or foul 103 104<br />
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73<br />
79<br />
80<br />
83<br />
02<br />
04<br />
PAUL DEE<br />
07<br />
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Breeder & Exhibitor<br />
(708) 489-1024<br />
Multi-time National Winner
Breeder<br />
King Aviary<br />
Exhibitor<br />
4325 Bar “J”<br />
San Antonio, TX 78253<br />
Mrs. Clarence W. King<br />
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International<br />
Judge of<br />
Type Canaries<br />
(210) 679-6543<br />
CW.KING@ATT.NET<br />
Golden <strong>St</strong>ate Borders<br />
TONY FIUMERODO<br />
11 Dorrit Court<br />
Newbury Park, CA 91320<br />
(805) (805) 376-0810<br />
afiumerodo@yahoo.com
BEST OF LUCK<br />
TO ALL THE EXHIBITORS<br />
AT THE 64th<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong><br />
RICHARD AND CAROL<br />
SAMPSON<br />
BREEDER ~ EXHIBITOR<br />
QUALITY GLOSTER<br />
CANARIES<br />
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Good Luck to all the participants of the<br />
th<br />
64 National Cage Bird Show<br />
From the:<br />
UNITED GLOSTER BREEDERS<br />
OUR GOAL: BREED THE BEST<br />
www.glosters-usa.com<br />
<strong>St</strong>eve Booras<br />
Barbara Rosario-Booras<br />
Juan Chavez<br />
Jan Davie<br />
Alan Dean<br />
Rudy Diehl<br />
Jim & Alice Diggs~<br />
Lucille Aviary<br />
Debbie Eaton<br />
Behshid Fariba<br />
Sandra Foote-Gregory<br />
Patti Harriman<br />
Warren Launderville<br />
Sandi Lehman<br />
Charles Long<br />
Richard Lumley<br />
Gustavo Madrigal<br />
Ben Martinez<br />
Ignacio Martinez<br />
Julio & Luis Masferrer<br />
Regina McCarthy<br />
Mike Nichols<br />
Mike Perez<br />
Freddy Pineda<br />
Shawn Rahimian<br />
Fred Rahmani<br />
Jorge Rojas<br />
Migual Rojas<br />
For more information on joining<br />
visit www.glosters-usa.com or<br />
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Father Gregory Sakowicz<br />
Carol Sampson<br />
Richard Sampson<br />
Arlinda Swartzlander<br />
Jonas Swartzlander<br />
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CONGRATULATION TO RICHARD SAMPSON<br />
National Cage Bird Show 2011<br />
Higgins Trophy for Best Gloster<br />
Scannell Trophy for Best Bird in Show<br />
2011 Coronas<br />
Freddy Pineda<br />
J & M Rojas<br />
Robert Vrablie<br />
Pete Foret<br />
Brian Johanson<br />
Best Gloster NCBS 2011<br />
Higgins & Scannell Winner<br />
Richard Sampson<br />
2nd - Richard Sampson<br />
3rd - Pat Riccio<br />
4th - Jan Davie<br />
5th - Charles Long<br />
6th - George Raftopoulos<br />
7th - Richard Sampson<br />
Best White - Jan Davie<br />
Best Yellow - R. Sampson<br />
Best Cinn - Jan Davie<br />
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IGBA<br />
International Gloster Breeders Association<br />
2011 Consorts<br />
Juan Chavez<br />
Ioan Coca<br />
Armando Rizo<br />
Dawn Wilsher<br />
Brian Johanson<br />
International Gloster Breeders Association - U.S. Chapter<br />
“A Head Above the Rest”<br />
IGBA offers you a partnership in an international union dedicated to<br />
promoting the best interest of the Gloster Canary in the United <strong>St</strong>ates and to<br />
encourage the membership to breed and exhibit as near to the adopted<br />
standard as possible. To promote the Gloster Fancy, IGBA provides<br />
patronage certificates to local clubs and to the National Cage Bird Show.<br />
Our quarterly newsletter provides photographs and many helpful tips on<br />
providing care, breeding information and training. Further, our newsletter is a<br />
forum for discussion on the multifaceted hobby of breeding Gloster canaries.<br />
YOUR ARE INVITED TO JOIN US:<br />
Dues: $25.00 Single Membership $30.00 Dual Membership<br />
IGBA leg bands are available to members.<br />
Secretary/Treasurer: Regina McCarthy, 58 Joanne Drive, Hanson MA 02341<br />
Tel/Fax: 781-294-0340 Email:<br />
rmcc29@comcast.net<br />
Official IGBA Website: http://igbaglostersusa.com<br />
<strong>SHOW</strong> CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE TO ANY CLUB UPON REQUEST
Good luck to all the participants of the<br />
2012 National Cage Bird Show<br />
Members of the International Gloster<br />
Breeders Association, U.S. Chapter<br />
Where the Best Get Better<br />
IGBA<br />
Visit our official website at:<br />
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Guidelines for 2012 NCBS Exhibitors<br />
See the IGBA web page - www.igbaglostersusa.com<br />
or contact the IGBA Secretary, Regina McCarthy. at:<br />
Tel. 781-294-0340 or Email: rmcc269@comcast.net<br />
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Paul & Lorena Moyer<br />
153 Merrick Road<br />
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George Raftopolous<br />
577 Cote de Nieges #515<br />
Montreal, Quebec, Canada<br />
H3S 2S9 514-342-3607<br />
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1238 Calvert Beach Road<br />
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410-586-2366<br />
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Pat Riccio<br />
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Trumbell, CT 06611<br />
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380 Douglas Ave N.E.<br />
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International Gloster Breeders Association<br />
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“With A Passion” Breed and Exhibit The Very Best Glosters
National Gloster Club<br />
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Plan to attend the premiere<br />
Gloster Speciality Show<br />
in the USA<br />
NGC 43rd Annual Show<br />
October 26 & 27, 2012<br />
Crowne Plaza <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
Southbury, CT<br />
For detailed show information visit the NGC website at:<br />
www.nationalglosterclub.org<br />
or contact:<br />
Dan Dan Maldonado, 2012 Show Manager<br />
Tel: 860-796-8191 Email: danny_mk@yahoo.com<br />
Regina McCarthy, NGC Secretary<br />
Members of the National Gloster Cub<br />
extend their best wishes<br />
to exhibitors and visitors at the<br />
2012 Annual National Cage Bird Show<br />
Join the NGC - Dues: Single - $20.00 Family - $25.00<br />
Regina McCarthy Tel. 781-294-0340 Email: rmcc29@comcast.met<br />
Board of Directors<br />
President - Winfield Checkley<br />
1st Vice-Pres - Gabriel Estrela<br />
2nd 2nd Vice-Pres - Cheryl Cardona<br />
Secretary - Regina McCarthy<br />
Treasurer - Pasquale Riccio<br />
Trustee 1 Year - Juan Figueroa<br />
Trustee 2 Years - Nizam Ali<br />
Trustee 3 Years - Judith Miniter<br />
NGC Panel Judges<br />
Robert Ciccarelli - NJ<br />
Winfield Checkley - MD<br />
Gabriel Estrela - MA<br />
Daniel Maldonado - CT<br />
Joseph Marino - MA<br />
Regina McCarthy - MA<br />
Patrick Varian - MA
DIVISION 2 - GLOSTERS<br />
Not Color Bred or Color Fed<br />
JUDGED TO INTER<strong>NATIONAL</strong> GLOSTER<br />
BREEDERS ASSOCIATION STANDARD<br />
CORONA<br />
Corona<br />
Neatness, regular, unbroken................ 15<br />
Round shape, with definite center,<br />
eyes discernable.................................. 5<br />
Body<br />
Back well filled and wings<br />
laying close thereto. Full neck,<br />
chest nicely rounded without<br />
prominence......................................... 20<br />
Tail<br />
Closely folded and well carried......... 5<br />
Plumage<br />
Close, firm, giving a clear cut<br />
appearance of good quality and<br />
natural color....................................... 15<br />
Carriage<br />
Alert with quick lively<br />
movement.......................................... 10<br />
Legs and feet<br />
Medium length without blemish........ 5<br />
Size<br />
For tendency to the diminutive.......... 15<br />
Condition<br />
Health and cleanliness........................ 10<br />
____<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard Scale of Points<br />
TOTAL 100<br />
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CONSORT<br />
Head<br />
Broad and rounded at every point with<br />
good rise over center of skull................ 15<br />
Eyebrow<br />
Heavy showing browiness.................... 5<br />
Body<br />
Back well filled and wings<br />
laying close thereto. Full neck,<br />
chest nicely rounded without<br />
prominence........................................... 20<br />
Tail<br />
Closely folded and well carried............ 5<br />
Plumage<br />
Close, firm, giving a clear cut<br />
appearances of good quality and<br />
natural color.......................................... 15<br />
Carriage<br />
Alert with quick lively movement........ 10<br />
Legs and feet<br />
Medium length without blemish........... 5<br />
Size<br />
For tendency to the diminutive............. 15<br />
Condition<br />
Health and cleanliness.......................... 10<br />
____<br />
TOTAL 100
DIVISION 2 – GLOSTERS<br />
Sponsor - International Gloster Breeders Association (IGBA)<br />
SECTION 1 – GLOSTER CORONA<br />
Sponsor - IGBA<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02<br />
Buff Green (Non-Intensive)<br />
Clear or Grizzle 03 04<br />
05 06 1/4 Variegated 07 08<br />
09 10 1/2 Variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 3/4 Variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Heavy Variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 Self Green<br />
Buff Cinnamon (Non-Intensive)<br />
23 24<br />
25 26 Clear to ½ Variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 3/4 Variegated to Self Cinnamon 31 32<br />
Yellow (Intensive or Hard Feathering Including Cinnamon)<br />
33 34 Clear to ½ Variegated 35 36<br />
37 38 3/4 Variegated to Self Yellow<br />
White Ground<br />
39 40<br />
41 42 Clear to 1/2 Variegated 43 44<br />
45 46 3/4 Variegated to Self Blue 47 48<br />
49 50 Fawn Any Variegation to Self Fawn 51 52<br />
SECTION 2 – GLOSTER CONSORT<br />
Sponsor - Alan Dean<br />
Buff Green (Non-Intensive)<br />
53 54 Clear or Grizzle 55 56<br />
57 58 1/4 Variegated 59 60<br />
61 62 1/2 Variegated<br />
63 64<br />
65 66 3/4 Variegated<br />
67 68<br />
69 70 Heavy Variegated<br />
71 72<br />
73 74 Self Green<br />
Buff Cinnamon (Non-Intensive)<br />
75 76<br />
77 78 Clear to ½ Variegated 79 80<br />
81 82 3/4 Variegated tp Self Cinnamon 83 84<br />
Yellow (Intensive or Hard Feathering Including Cinnamon)<br />
85 86 Clear to ½ Variegated 87 88<br />
89 90 3/4 Variegated to Self Yellow<br />
White Ground<br />
91 92<br />
93 94 Clear to 1/2 Variegated 95 96<br />
97 98 3/4 Variegated to Self Blue 99 100<br />
101 102 Fawn Any Variegation to Self Fawn 103 104<br />
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The Yorkshire<br />
DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Tony Ruiz &<br />
Yorkshire Club of Chicago<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard Scale of Points<br />
HEAD - Full, round and clearly defined backskull that is deep and<br />
carried back in line with rise in shoulders. Eye as near the center<br />
of the head as possible. Shoulders proportionately broad, rounded<br />
and carried well up to, and gradually merging into the head,<br />
Breast full and deep, corresponding to the width and rise of the<br />
shoulders and carried up full to the base of the back which should<br />
be neat and fine. ................................................................... 20 pts.<br />
BODY - Well rounded and gradually tapering throughout to<br />
the tail .................................................................................... 10 pts.<br />
POSITION - Attitude erect with fearless carriage, legs long<br />
without being stilty and a slight lift to the tail. ..................... 25 pts.<br />
FEATHER - Close, short, tight. Wings proportionately long and<br />
evenly carried down the center of the back. Firmly set on a<br />
compact and closely folded tail. ............................................ 25 pts<br />
SIZE - length approximately 6 3/4 inches, with corresponding<br />
symmetrical proportions. ....................................................... 10 pts.<br />
CONDITION - Health, cleanliness and sound feather. Color pure<br />
and level. ................................................................................ 10 pts.<br />
________<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
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DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES<br />
SECTION 1 – YORKSHIRE<br />
Sponsor - Tony Ruiz &<br />
Yorkshire Club of Chicago<br />
(cont’d)<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow, lightly variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff, lightly variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Yellow, medium variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 Buff, medium variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Yellow, heavy variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 Buff, heavy variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Yellow, Green self or foul 35 36<br />
37 38 Buff, Green self or foul 39 40<br />
41 42 Cinnamon, self or foul 43 44<br />
45 46 White, or any other color 47 48<br />
NOTE: A ticked bird is one with a single small area of dark feathers that<br />
can be covered by a dime anywhere on the head or body. The tail<br />
and wings must be clear.<br />
Yorkshire Canary circa 1903 - 1917<br />
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national norwich plainhead canary club<br />
Established in 1985<br />
Congratulations to John Kotsoros for winning Best Norwich<br />
Kansas City, MO. at the 2011 National Cage Bird Show<br />
Certificates for Best Norwich<br />
are available upon request to<br />
all clubs<br />
Please support our club by<br />
becoming a member<br />
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NCP extends “Best Wishes” to<br />
all Exhibitors at the National<br />
Cage Bird Show for 2012.<br />
NPC would also like to thank<br />
Higgins Corp. for their financial<br />
support of the National Cage<br />
Bird Show.<br />
Good Luck to Everyone !<br />
Congratulations to all NPC Members who Won Best Norwich in 2011<br />
Club Name Judge’s Name NPC Member’s Name<br />
Cascade Canary Breeders Assoc Noel Rambaran/ US Sandra Foote-Gregory<br />
Columbia Canary Club Noel Rambaran/ US Sandra Foote-Gregory<br />
Sal DiPasquale<br />
13426 Mulberry <strong>St</strong>.<br />
Southgate, MI 48195<br />
734-282-1644<br />
nancydipasquale@yahoo.<br />
Ron & Candace Pezzuti<br />
3844 Lindell Rd.<br />
Las Vegas, NV 89103<br />
702-876-8949<br />
thebirdbreeder@aol.com<br />
Michael Sparks<br />
31715 SE Lusted Rd.<br />
Gresham, OR 97080<br />
503-663-9464<br />
oldredbarn@comcast.net<br />
SINGLE MEMBERSHIP $20.00 - DUAL MEMBERSHIP $25.00 - NCP CLUB BAND AVAILABLE<br />
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SEND MEMBERSHIP REQUEST TO:<br />
Candace Pezzuti<br />
3844 Lindell Rd.<br />
Las Vegas, NV 89103-2473<br />
John Kotsoros<br />
9690 De Marseille<br />
Montreal, Quebec HIL-6L7<br />
514-493-8999<br />
johnkotsoros@hotmail.com<br />
www.johnkotsoros.com<br />
Hoa Truong, Esq.<br />
10221 Slater Ave. #202<br />
Fountain Valley, CA 92708<br />
714-963-7335<br />
trounglaw@aol.com<br />
www.canariesofthewest.com<br />
Kristine Rigdon<br />
321 Christopher Ct.<br />
Molalla, OR 97038<br />
503-829-5013<br />
kristine@pcez.com<br />
Ralph Tepedino<br />
P.O. Box 5702<br />
Palm Springs, CA 92263<br />
310-977-9090<br />
ralpht@tepedinocollection.com<br />
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American Norwich Society<br />
“We’re small, but we’re typey”<br />
Formed in 1970, ANS was the first special society for<br />
Norwich canaries. More than thirty years later, this<br />
organization still leads the way by providing information<br />
and support to those who raise and show this beautiful<br />
canary.<br />
At any National Show where 100 or more Norwich are<br />
benched, ANS will award $300 to the owner of the Best<br />
Norwich entry.<br />
We provide Best Norwich certificates to any club<br />
that requests them.<br />
Why not join the family?<br />
2012 Officers<br />
President: Patrick Varian<br />
Vice-President: William Burdett, Ph.D.<br />
Secretary/ Lisa Holmes<br />
Treasurer: 315 CR 417<br />
Dayton, TX 77535<br />
Lisashepholmes@verizon.net<br />
Dues: $20 single / $25 dual<br />
Visit out new website:<br />
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The Norwich<br />
DIVISION 3 - TYPE CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard Scale of Points<br />
TYPE - Short<br />
and cobby. Back broad and well filled-in, showing a<br />
slight rise transversely. Chest broad and deep, giving an expansive<br />
curved front, and sweeping under there from in one full curve to the tail.<br />
Ideal length 6 to 6.25 inches. <strong>St</strong>ance or position at or about an angle of<br />
45 degrees. ...................................................................................... 25 pts<br />
HEAD - Proportionately bold and assertive in its carriage. A full<br />
forehead rising from a short neat beak. To be well rounded over and<br />
across the skull. Cheeks full and clear featured, eye to be well place and<br />
discernible........................................................................................ 10 pts<br />
NECK - Short and thick, continuing to run from the backskull onto the<br />
shoulders and from a full throat into the breast. ............................ 10 pts<br />
WINGS - Short and well braced, meeting nicely at the tips, to rest<br />
lightly yet closely on the rump ....................................................... 10 pts<br />
TAIL - Short, closely packed, and well filled-in at the root. Rigidly<br />
carried, giving an all-of-one-piece appearance with the body. ......... 5 pts<br />
LEGS & FEET - Well set back . Feet perfect ................................ 5 pts<br />
CONDITION - In full bloom of perfect health. Bold, bouncing<br />
movement......................................................................................... 10 pts<br />
QUALITY OF FEATHER - Close and fine in texture, presenting the<br />
smooth, silky plumage necessary to give a clean-cut contour......... 10 pts<br />
COLOR - Rich, bright and level throughout, with sheen or brilliancy.<br />
Yellows, a deep orange. Buffs, rich in ground color and<br />
well mealed...................................................................................... 10 pts<br />
STAGING - Clean and correctly staged........................................... 5 pts<br />
TOTAL - 100 pts<br />
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DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES<br />
(cont’d)<br />
SECTION 2 – NORWICH<br />
Sponsor - National Norwich Plainhead Canary Club &<br />
American Norwich Society<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02 Buff, clear and ticked *<br />
03 04<br />
05 06 Yellow, clear and ticked* 07 08<br />
09 10 Buff variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Yellow variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Buff heavily variegated to 3/4 dark 19 20<br />
21 22 Yellow heavily variegated to 3/4 dark 23 24<br />
25 26 Buff Green, self or foul 27 28<br />
29 30 Yellow Green, self or foul 31 32<br />
33 34 Buff Cinnamon - variegated,<br />
self or foul<br />
35 36<br />
37 38 Yellow Cinnamon - variegated<br />
self or foul<br />
39 40<br />
41 42 White, Blue or Fawn - clear, ticked*<br />
variegated, self or foul<br />
43 44<br />
* A ticked Norwich must have only one dark mark (coverable by a<br />
penny) on an otherwise clear body.<br />
** A foul Norwich must have only one light mark on a dark body or<br />
one light wing or tail mark (Not exceeding three light feathers<br />
side by side to form a solid mark).<br />
Norwich Canary<br />
circa 1933<br />
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Francis Martin, Jr., Ph.D.<br />
Member of American Norwich Society<br />
Breeder & Exhibitor of Quality<br />
Norwich Plainheads Since 1970<br />
International Judge of Type Canaries<br />
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Columbus Fancy<br />
Canary Association<br />
Proudly breeding and exhibiting an exquisite American Canary<br />
Joining with the National Cage Bird Show in<br />
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Visit our website at www.columbusfancy.com<br />
Application for Membership in CFCA $20<br />
Name:_________________________________________<br />
Address:_______________________________________<br />
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Phone:______________ Email:_____________________<br />
Mail to:<br />
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Come to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong><br />
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DIVISION 3 - TYPE CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
The Columbus Fancy<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard Scale of Points<br />
COLOR - Natural, bright and rich throughout, color-fed or bred<br />
not accepted......................................................................................<br />
15pts<br />
BODY - Well rounded, chest broad and full, back wide and full, neck<br />
heavy and full blending smoothly from head to shoulders, having a<br />
slightly tubular appearance..............................................................<br />
20 pts<br />
SMOOTH HEAD - Large and wide in proportion with the robust size<br />
of the bird, rounded from front to back and side to side with a rise over<br />
the beak’ beak’ show brows, eyes bright, unobstructed, beak short.........** pts<br />
CREST - A wide oval blending smoothly into the back of the head and<br />
neck feathers, length not to extend beyond the tip of the beak or obscure<br />
the eyes, well centered over the eye, set close to the skull without splits,<br />
horns or bare spots, eyes bright, unobstructed, beak short..............** pts<br />
** SMOOTH HEAD OR CREST ...................... 20 pts<br />
FEATHERS -<br />
Neat, silky, smoothly follows the contour of the<br />
body................................................................................................. 10 pts<br />
WINGS - Evenly set, carried close to the body with the tips touching<br />
at the base of the tail.........................................................................<br />
5 pts<br />
TAIL - Short, compact, straight, carried rigidly...............................<br />
5 pts<br />
LEGS & FEET - Neat, stocky, set well back, showing no thigh....<br />
5 pts<br />
SIZE - Substantial, all parts in proportion, ideal length 6 inches...<br />
10 pts<br />
GENERAL APPEARANCE - Alert, steady, clean and healthy, no<br />
cobbiness or feather frilling, stands at a 45 angle over the perch, moves<br />
readily from perch to perch, shown in Columbus Fancy<br />
show cage........................................................................................ 10 pts<br />
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TOTAL - 100 pts
DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES<br />
(cont’d)<br />
SECTION 3 – COLUMBUS FANCY, CRESTED<br />
Sponsor - Bill Zinke<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear body, dark or<br />
Grizzle Crest<br />
03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear body, dark or Grizzle Crest 07 08<br />
09 10 White, clear body, dark or<br />
Grizzle Crest<br />
11 12<br />
13 14 Yellow variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Buff variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 White variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Cinnamon or Fawn variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 Yellow heavy variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Buff heavy variegated 35 36<br />
37 38 White heavy variegated 39 40<br />
41 42 Yellow Green, self or foul 43 44<br />
45 46 Buff Green, self or foul 47 48<br />
49 50 Blue, self or foul 51 52<br />
53 54 Cinnamon, self or foul 55 56<br />
SECTION 4 – COLUMBUS FANCY, SMOOTH HEAD<br />
Sponsor - Michael Sparks<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 White, clear or ticked 11 12<br />
13 14 Yellow variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Buff variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 White variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Cinnamon or Fawn variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 Yellow heavy variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Buff heavy variegated 35 36<br />
37 38 White heavy variegated 39 40<br />
41 42 Yellow Green, self or foul 43 44<br />
45 46 Buff Green, self or foul 47 48<br />
49 50 Blue, self or foul 51 52<br />
53 54 Cinnamon, self or foul 55 56<br />
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DIVISION 3 – TYPE CANARIES<br />
(cont’d)<br />
SECTION 5 – OTHER TYPE CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Joaquin Torres<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Young Old Young Old<br />
01 02 Australian Plainhead 03 04<br />
05 06 Bernese Canary 07 08<br />
09 10 German Crested Canary 11 12<br />
13 14 Irish Fancy 15 16<br />
17 18 Japanese Hoso 19 20<br />
21 22 Munich Canary 23 24<br />
25 26 Raza Espanola 27 28<br />
29 30 A.O.V. Type Canary 31 32<br />
CLYDESDALES<br />
CANARIES<br />
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Specializing in:<br />
Red Factor<br />
New Color<br />
American American Singer<br />
Columbus Fancy<br />
Fifes<br />
Dennis & Eileen Karius<br />
854 Horsefeathers Lane<br />
Union, MO 63084<br />
636-583-6506<br />
email: hrsfthrs@wildblue.net
Best Wishes for a Successful Show<br />
MAC SAEDI<br />
TYPE and OLD VARIETY<br />
CANARIES<br />
Breeder & Judge<br />
4425 River Road<br />
Toledo, Ohio43614<br />
Telephone: (419) 380-3000<br />
Fax: (419) 380-0522<br />
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OLD VARIETIES<br />
CANARY ASSOCIATION<br />
PURPOSE:<br />
Our purpose is to promote the breeding and exhibition of<br />
Parisian Frill, Northern Frill, Southern Frill, Scot Fancy,<br />
Lancashire, Lizard, Belgian Fancy, Padovan,Frill Crestbred<br />
Old Crested, Fiorino Frill, Gibber Italicus Frill, Giboso<br />
Espanol, Japanese Hoso, Red Frill, Swiss Frill<br />
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP:<br />
The Association provides members with current information<br />
about new breeding stock, opportunities to participate in<br />
shows and exhibits and a newtwork for connecting with<br />
other Old Variety Canary Breeders, Membership includes<br />
access to the Newsletter and Leg Bands for purchase.<br />
HOW, WHEN, WHERE:<br />
Our internet website address: www.ovcaus.com<br />
Annual Meeting: Attend the National Cage Bird Show,<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>, <strong>Missouri</strong> November 18-20, 2012<br />
TROPHY FOR BEST OV <strong>BIRD</strong> IN HONOR OF<br />
HAROLD SODAMANN<br />
OTHER INFORMATION:<br />
Contact: Debbie Eaton, OV Secretary<br />
4147 Fuqua <strong>St</strong>reet, Houston, TX 77048<br />
Email: oscar23@aol.com<br />
OCVA Award Rosettes available by request for your club<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES<br />
Sponsor - Old Varieties Canary Assoc. & Harold Sodamann<br />
SECTION 1 – PARISIAN FRILL<br />
Sponsor - Mac & Karen Saedi<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard and Scale of Points<br />
SIZE AND SHAPE: From 19 to 22 cm.,<br />
7-1/2 to 8-1/2 in., well built.........................10 pts.<br />
FEATHERING: Very even, fine and long,<br />
or crisp and short.........................................10 pts.<br />
POSITION: Well poised, massive and<br />
symmetrical disposition of feathers.............10 pts.<br />
MANTLE: Abundant and well developed,<br />
with frills reaching almost to the rump........15 pts.<br />
BREAST FEATHERS: Double frills,<br />
well furnished and symmetrical...................10 pts.<br />
FLANKS: Symmetrical with mantle and<br />
jabot. Rising well over the wings and<br />
shoulders......................................................10 pts.<br />
HEAD AND NECK: Frills on the head of<br />
the type “Callotte” or the type “Casquette”.<br />
Perfect transition from head to body..............8 pts.<br />
TAIL COVERTS: Falling evenly from<br />
the rump on either side..................................5 pts.<br />
WINGS: Long and close to the body............5 pts.<br />
LEGS AND FEET: Well developed.<br />
Nails like a corkscrew...................................5 pts.<br />
TAIL: Long and large. Tips of the<br />
quills in line..................................................4 pts.<br />
CONDITION: Vigorous, with poise.<br />
General impression massive and<br />
symmetrical.................................................. 8 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Cinnamon, Cinnamon variegated any color 19 20<br />
21 22 Blue variegated any color 23 24<br />
25 26 Heavy variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 Green, self or foul 31 32<br />
33 34 White, clear or ticked 35 36<br />
37 38 White, self or foul 39 40<br />
41 42 White variegated any color 43 44<br />
45 46 Any other color 47 48<br />
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Scotch Fancy<br />
Longtime Breeder<br />
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Belgium � Norwich<br />
Southern Frill<br />
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Old Varieties & Type Judge<br />
Tony Guiomar<br />
Phone# (510) 581-7153<br />
Cell# (510) 432-7921<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 2 – NORTHERN DUTCH FRILL<br />
Sponsor - Sal & Nancy Di Pasquale<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard and Scale of Points<br />
LEGS AND FEET: Long thighs,<br />
normally feathered, legs not too<br />
bent........ ............................................10 pts.<br />
HEAD AND NECK: Slightly raised,<br />
small and without frills.......................15 pts.<br />
SIZE: About 17 centimeters,<br />
7-1/4 inches........................................10 pts.<br />
MANTLE: Symmetrical, well<br />
proportioned, without any<br />
additional frilling...............................15 pts.<br />
FLANKS: Full, bulky, even, rising<br />
towards the shoulders........................15 pts.<br />
BREAST: Frills symmetrical and<br />
complete............................................15 pts.<br />
CONDITION: Healthy, clean and<br />
entire..................................................10 pts.<br />
PLUMAGE: Frills undamaged and<br />
symmetrical........................................ 10 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Yellow Cinnamon variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 Buff Cinnamon variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Heavy variegated, any color 27 28<br />
29 30 Green, self or foul 31 32<br />
33 34 Cinnamon, self or foul 35 36<br />
37 38 White, clear or ticked 39 40<br />
41 42 White variegated any color 43 44<br />
45 46 Blue, self or foul 47 48<br />
49 50 Blue variegated 51 52<br />
53 54 Any other color 55 56<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 3 – GIBBER ITALICUS FRILL<br />
Sponsor - Jim & Vicki Pickel<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard and Scale of Points<br />
POSITION: in the form of a figure<br />
seven...... ............................................20 pts.<br />
HEAD: small and fine, narrow skull,<br />
small beak, no frills............................. 6 pts.<br />
NECK: long and horizontal,<br />
no frills...............................................15 pts.<br />
LEGS: long and stiff, thighs<br />
exposed..............................................15 pts.<br />
WINGS: long and close to the<br />
body.....................................................6 pts.<br />
SHOULDERS: high, with<br />
symmetrical frills..............................10 pts.<br />
TAIL: long, vertical, pressed to the<br />
perch...................................................6 pts.<br />
BREAST: breastbone naked, frills<br />
not meeting in the center..................10 pts.<br />
FLANKS:symmetrical on both<br />
sides, holding the wings.....................6 pts.<br />
LENGTH: (not stated)........................6 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Green, self or foul 19 20<br />
21 22 White, clear or ticked 23 24<br />
25 26 White, variegated any color 27 28<br />
29 30 Blue variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Any other color 35 36<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 4 – SOUTHERN FRILL<br />
Sponsor - Antonio Guiomar<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard and Scale of Points<br />
CARRIAGE: in the form of a figure<br />
seven, neck extended and square<br />
with back ............................................15 pts.<br />
SIZE: 16 to 17 centimeters, 6 -3/4<br />
to 7-1/4 inches...................................... 5 pts.<br />
HEAD AND NECK: small and<br />
slender, neck elongated ......................15 pts.<br />
MANTLE: curving symmetrically<br />
from left and right...............................15 pts.<br />
BREAST: small “Painier”, well<br />
filled and perfect.................................15 pts.<br />
FLANKS: curling upwards, well<br />
raised up.............................................15 pts.<br />
LEGS AND FEET: thigh not<br />
showing, legs stiff..............................10 pts.<br />
TAIL: long, closed, almost<br />
touching the perch...............................5 pts.<br />
CONDITION: healthy, clean and<br />
perfect................................................. 5 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 White, clear or ticked 19 20<br />
21 22 White, variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Green, self or foul 27 28<br />
29 30 Fawn variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Blue, self or foul 35 36<br />
37 38 Any other color 39 40<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 5 – FIORINO<br />
Sponsor - William Jones & Lisa Holmes<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 6 - ANY OTHER FRILL<br />
Sponsor - Daniel Maldonado<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Any color Crested Padovan Frill 03 04<br />
05 06 Any color Noncrested Padovan Frill 07 08<br />
09 10 Any color Swiss Frill 11 12<br />
13 14 Any color Giboso Espanol 15 16<br />
17 18 Any other Milano Frill 19 20<br />
21 22 Any other Variety Frill 23 24<br />
HOSO JAPONES<br />
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GIBOSO<br />
MILANO
Specializing in Old Varieties Canaries<br />
OVCA Judge, Breeder, Exhibitor<br />
NCBS Director<br />
4147 Fuqua<br />
Houston, TX 77048<br />
713-734-5698 oscar23@aol.com<br />
CHAMPION BREEDER<br />
Rudy’s Roost<br />
Breeder & Exhibitor<br />
Type Canaries<br />
Parisian Frill<br />
Norwich<br />
Lancashire<br />
Deborah Eaton<br />
2011 Winner of Higgins<br />
Trophy Parisian Frill<br />
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RUDY YEGANEH<br />
23611 Nilan Dr.<br />
Novi, MI 48375<br />
(248) 478-2783
FASCINATING<br />
LIZARD CANARIES<br />
Most Unique Markings<br />
Rarest and Oldest Canary Breed<br />
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Good Luck<br />
to all Exhibitors<br />
COLORFUL<br />
STAFFORD CANARIES<br />
Beautiful colors, patterns, crest<br />
Newest Canary Breed<br />
Award Winning Breeder<br />
Donna Minor<br />
714-287-0062<br />
dminor.lcsw@yahoo.com
DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
OLD CRESTED AND CREST BRED VARIETIES<br />
STANDARD<br />
The standard of perception for the breed, as laid down by the Crested<br />
Canary Club, is as follows: Size and formation of crest shall be the first<br />
consideration. A crest cannot be too large. It should consist of an<br />
abundance of broad, long and veiny feathers evenly radiated from a small<br />
center well over eyes, beak and poll. A good crest may be flat if well filled<br />
in at the back and without splits, but a drooping or weeping crest shall have<br />
preference. The body should in shape resemble that of a bullfinch<br />
possessing substance in proportion to its length with a broad back, nicely<br />
arched, full and well circled chest, tail short and narrow wings not<br />
extending beyond root of tail, nor crossed at tips, but fitting closely to the<br />
body. The neck should be full and the beak short. The bird should stand<br />
well across the perch on short legs, with thighs and hocks well set back.<br />
The Crest-bred should possess a body as above described. The head should<br />
be large and round broad at every part, with a small beak and an abundance<br />
of long, broad feathers commencing at entrance of beak, continuing over<br />
the crown and flowing well down the poll and should be well browed. In a<br />
good Crest-bred the feathers of the crown when turned over should reach<br />
the end of the beak, the heavy brow should give the bird a sulky appearance<br />
without brushing. When two or more birds are of equal merit in crest or<br />
head properties the smaller bird shall take precedence, if it is of the correct<br />
type, the Club recognizing it to be more difficult to obtain, but no<br />
restriction whatever is placed on the length of the bird. Quality of feather<br />
and high condition to have due weight.<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
OLD CRESTED AND CREST BRED VARIETIES<br />
SECTION 8 – OLD CRESTED VARIETIES<br />
Sponsor - Bruce Gardner<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Crested, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Crested Green variegated 07 08<br />
09 10 Crested Cinnamon variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Crested White Ground variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Crested self or foul 19 20<br />
21 22 Fawn variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Fawn, self or foul 27 28<br />
29 30 Cinnamon variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Cinnamon, self or foul 35 36<br />
37 38 Any other color 39 40<br />
SECTION 9 – CREST- BRED<br />
Sponsor - Fran Sodamann<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Crested, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Crested Green variegated 07 08<br />
09 10 Crested Cinnamon variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Crested White Ground variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Crested self or foul 19 20<br />
21 22 Fawn variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Fawn, self or foul 27 28<br />
29 30 Cinnamon variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Cinnamon, self or foul 35 36<br />
37 38 Any other color 39 40<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (Cont’d)<br />
SECTION 10 – BELGIAN FANCY<br />
Sponsor - Lorenzo Torres<br />
Scale of Points<br />
1. POSITION<br />
POSITION: Comfortable and confident..........10 pts.<br />
NECK: Well elongated and fine.......................10 pts.<br />
LEGS: Upright and stiff.....................................4 pts.<br />
SHOULDERS: High........................................10 pts.<br />
HEAD: Lowered................................................6 pts.<br />
2. FORM<br />
HEAD: Small, oval, narrow and sleek...............3 pts.<br />
NECK: Long, refined and extended................10 pts.<br />
SHOULDERS:High, well set and well filled..10 pts.<br />
BACK: Long, broad, well filled and upright.....5 pts.<br />
BODY: Long and tapering.................................5 pts.<br />
BREAST: Prominent and well filled.................5 pts.<br />
TAIL: Long, upright, closely folded, stiff and<br />
closed at the tip..................................................3 pts.<br />
WINGS: Long, closely folded, touching<br />
without crossing................................................5 pts.<br />
Long, slim and upright......................................4 pts.<br />
PLUMAGE: Smooth, without frills..................6 pts.<br />
SIZE: 17 to 18 cm from the tip of the beak<br />
to the end of the tail....................................... ...4 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Green, self or foul 19 20<br />
21 22 White, clear or foul 23 24<br />
25 26 White, variegated, any color 27 28<br />
29 30 Any other color 31 32<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 11 – SCOT FANCY<br />
Sponsor - Robert Wild<br />
Scale of Points<br />
Shape:<br />
Body long and tapering and curved<br />
in the form of a half circle, convex above,<br />
concave below, with a clean outline, feather<br />
being close, short and tight..............................20 pts.<br />
Head and Neck:<br />
Small, neat, snaky head,<br />
long tapering neck..........................................10 pts.<br />
Shoulders and Back:<br />
High, narrow,<br />
rounded shoulders, well filled in. Long,<br />
narrow, well-filled back curving from<br />
shoulders to tail...............................................20 pts.<br />
Tail:<br />
Long, narrow, closely folded and well<br />
curved under the perch......................................5 pts.<br />
<strong>St</strong>yle, Nerve and Travelling:<br />
Well raised up,<br />
forming a high circle. Bold, free and jaunty<br />
carriage with plenty of life and action ............25 pts.<br />
Size:<br />
Approximately 6-3/4 inches (17cm).......10pts.<br />
Quality and Condition:<br />
Clean, healthy,<br />
perfect condition............................................ ..10 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Green variegated 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Green variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Green, self or foul 19 20<br />
21 22 White, clear or ticked 23 24<br />
25 26 White, variegated, any color 27 28<br />
29 30 Blue variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Any other color 35 36<br />
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DIVISION 4 – OLD VARIETIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 12 – LANCASHIRE<br />
Sponsor - Mac & Karen Saedi<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard of Points<br />
Head - Coppy................................30 pts.<br />
Neck,<br />
for fullness and thickness...10 pts.<br />
Back,<br />
round, full and long............10 pts.<br />
Length of bird and substance.......25 pts.<br />
Position,<br />
upstanding position<br />
and type........................................15 pts.<br />
Condition and cleanliness......... ..10 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow Clear Crested 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff Clear Crested 07 08<br />
09 10 Yellow Non-Crested 11 12<br />
13 14 Buff Non-Crested 15 16<br />
17 18 Yellow Grizzled Crest 19 20<br />
21 22 Buff Grizzled Crest 23 24<br />
25 26 Yellow Grizzled Non-Crest 27 28<br />
29 30 Buff Grizzled Non-Crest 31 32<br />
33 34 Any other color 35 36<br />
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The members of the Hartz Club of America<br />
would like to wish everyone “Good Luck” Luck” at the 2012<br />
National Cage Bird Show in <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>, <strong>Missouri</strong>.<br />
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CLUB<br />
of<br />
America<br />
Proud Supporters of this ad:<br />
Alicia Baker, Allison Barnes, Bob & Mary Ann Buckles, Bonnie<br />
Cain, David Zieglar & Mary Keating, Dianne & Chris Groves,<br />
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Muscato, Judith Miniter, Laura Bewley, Lecia Reeve, Margaret<br />
Blackmon, Marie Miley-Russell, Marlies Beal, Mary Ellen<br />
Schott, Mike Griffin, Patreezia Munk-Silverstein, Ray Szramka,<br />
Robert Wild, Robert Ziegler, Ron Rattray, Rudy Diehl, Sal<br />
DiPasquale, Scott Vrabic, Sergio Martin, Sharlan Toby, Sue<br />
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DIVISION 5 - DOMESTIC HARTZ CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Jim Warren<br />
HARTZ CLUB OF AMERICA STANDARD,<br />
ESTABLISHED 1985<br />
Scale of Points<br />
HEAD ...................................15 pts<br />
PLAINHEAD: Slightly rounded,<br />
almond-shaped, eye centered in<br />
roundness, neat beak, no brows<br />
or bulky head.<br />
TOPKNOT: No part of eye covered,<br />
well centered, neat free from<br />
bad spots or splits, almondshaped<br />
head, loose or rough<br />
feathering feathering not permitted.<br />
BODY SIZE: 4-3/4 not to exceed 5-1/4, ideal size 5 inches, body<br />
slightly rounded with a racy look, slim no cobbiness or heaviness<br />
permitted ..............................................................................................20 pts<br />
WINGS: WINGS: Meeting in center, not crossed, lie close to body .....................10 pts<br />
LEGS: Showing thigh ...............................................................................5 pts<br />
TAIL: <strong>St</strong>raight, proportioned, extension of body ......................................5 pts<br />
PLUMAGE AND COLOR: Smooth, silky, even color, not red ground or<br />
color fed ...............................................................................................15 pts<br />
POSITION POSITION AND CARRIAGE: Free moving, fearless, stand at 45-degree<br />
angle .....................................................................................................20 pts<br />
CONDITION AND STAGING: Clean and healthy, clean show cage ....<br />
10 pts<br />
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TOTAL - 100 pts<br />
<strong>SHOW</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong>: <strong>St</strong>andard style Gloster cage or any other<br />
cage approved by the Hartz Club of America.<br />
INTERIOR: To be light blue (Nagley-Lakewood-MI85B1) or<br />
Sherwin Willimas (Dew Drop Blue BM 79-19) Semi-gloss.<br />
DRINKER: Placed either inside or outside of show cage.<br />
PERCHES: to be placed on 4th wire from center of cage.<br />
FRONTS: To be either chrome or black
Robert W. Wild<br />
Breeder Exhibitor<br />
O.V.C.A. Panel Judge<br />
630-985-4416 r.wild@comcast.net<br />
Belgium Fancy<br />
Domestic Hartz<br />
Lizard Canary<br />
Columbus Fancy<br />
Scotch Fancy<br />
German Roller<br />
European Green Finch<br />
2011 N.C.B.S.<br />
Kansas City, MO<br />
Higgins Trophy: Best Hartz Canary<br />
Best, 2nd & 3rd Plainhead<br />
Best, & 3rd Topknot<br />
Second Best Old Variety Canary<br />
Best, 2nd & 3rd Scot Fancy<br />
Previous National Wins<br />
Best Hartz Plainhead: 92, 97, 98, 02, 07, 08<br />
Best Hartz Topknot: 87, 90-92, 01, 02, 04<br />
Best Columbus Smooth Head: 90-93, 97-99, 04, 08<br />
Best Columbus Crest: 86, 90, 98, 99, 04, 06-08<br />
Best Scot Fancy: 90, 91, 93, 98<br />
Best Lizard: 06<br />
Best European Finch: 06<br />
Winner of Kellogg / Higgins for Hartz Canary<br />
1987, 1992, 1997, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011<br />
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INTER<strong>NATIONAL</strong> FIFE FANCY<br />
CLUB OF AMERICA<br />
Best of Luck at the<br />
2012<br />
National Cage Bird Show<br />
Officers:<br />
President - John Ferreira<br />
Vice-President - Joe Correia<br />
Secretary - Susan Bergel<br />
Tres/Bands - Judith Miniter<br />
For Information call:<br />
John Ferreia - 508-493-3311<br />
Judith Miniter - 301-872-2956<br />
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DIVISION 6 - FIFE CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Rudy Diehl<br />
<strong>St</strong>andard Scale of Points<br />
HEAD & NECK:<br />
Small, round and neat, beak fine eyes central to roundness of<br />
head and body. Neck rather fine in keeping with the head and flowing smoothly<br />
into the body lines, and of sufficient length to give a free, jaunty look to head<br />
and carriage..................................................................................................10 pts<br />
BODY:<br />
Well filled and nicely rounded running in a smooth downward curve<br />
from the gentle, smooth rise over the shoulders to the point of the tail. The chest<br />
also nicely rounded, but not heavy. the line of the curve to the root of the tail<br />
always being downwards. Viewed from above and behind the body outline<br />
should be symmetrical and smooth..............................................................10 pts<br />
WINGS:<br />
Compact and carried closed to the body, meeting at the tips just below<br />
the the root of the tail.........................................................................................10 pts<br />
LEGS:<br />
Of medium length showing a little thigh......................................... 5 pts<br />
PLUMAGE:<br />
Close, firm, fine in quality.................................................... 10 pts<br />
TAIL:<br />
Close packed and narrow being nicely rounded and filled in at the<br />
root................................................................................................................ 5 pts<br />
POSITION & CARRIAGE:<br />
Semi-erect, standing at and angle of 60 degrees.<br />
Gay, jaunty, with full pose of head...............................................................10 pts<br />
COLOR:<br />
Rich, soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout, but<br />
extreme depth and hardness such as color feeding gives, are debarred.......10 pts<br />
HEATH:<br />
Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight........................ 5 pts<br />
SIZE:<br />
Not to exceed 4-1/4 inches............................................................... 25 pts<br />
SECTION 1 - CLEAR OR TICKED<br />
Sponsor - Joe Correia<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Old Young<br />
01 02 Yellow, clear or ticked 03 04<br />
05 06 Buff, clear or ticked 07 08<br />
09 10 White, clear or ticked 11 12<br />
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TOTAL - 100 pts
DIVISION 6 - FIFE CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 2 – LIGHTLY VARIEGATED<br />
Sponsor - John Ferreira<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
13 14 Yellow Green, lightly variegated 15 16<br />
17 18 Buff Green, lightly variegated 19 20<br />
21 22 Yellow Cinnamon, lightly variegated 23 24<br />
25 26 Buff Cinnamon, lightly variegated 27 28<br />
29 30 White, lightly variegated 31 32<br />
33 34 Fawn, lightly variegated 35 36<br />
SECTION 3 – MEDIUM VARIEGATED<br />
Sponsor - Gabe Estrella<br />
37 38 Yellow Green, medium variegated 39 40<br />
41 42 Buff Green, medium variegated 43 44<br />
45 46 Yellow Cinnamon, medium variegated 47 48<br />
49 50 Buff Cinnamon, medium variegated 51 52<br />
53 54 White, medium variegated 55 56<br />
57 58 Fawn, medium variegated 59 60<br />
SECTION 4 – HEAVY VARIEGATED<br />
Sponsor - Luis Belchor<br />
61 62 Yellow Green, heavy variegated 63 64<br />
65 66 Buff Green, heavy variegated 67 68<br />
69 70 Yellow Cinnamon, heavy variegated 71 72<br />
73 74 Buff Cinnamon, heavy variegated 75 76<br />
77 78 White, heavy variegated 79 80<br />
81 82 Fawn, heavy variegated 83 84<br />
85 86<br />
SECTION 5 – SELF OR FOUL<br />
Sponsor - John Ferreira<br />
Yellow Green, self or foul 87 88<br />
89 90 Buff Green, self or foul 91 92<br />
93 94 Yellow Cinnamon, self or foul 95 96<br />
97 98 Buff Cinnamon, self or foul 99 100<br />
101 102 Blue, self or foul 103 104<br />
105 106 Fawn, self or foul 107 108<br />
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DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES<br />
Sponsors - Carl Bier & John Cromwell,<br />
Doyle & Cheryl Johnson<br />
and Jan Davie<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Show Points <strong>St</strong>andard<br />
Points<br />
“CLEAR”, “TICKED” OR “VARIEGATED”<br />
Ground Coloring........................................ 30<br />
Head (Crest or Non-Crest)........................ 30<br />
Frosting Levels.......................................... 15<br />
Type.......................................................... 15<br />
Conditioning & Feathering........................ 10<br />
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Total 100<br />
“MELANIN”<br />
Ground Coloring................................................................................... 15<br />
Melanistic Coloring............................................................................... 15<br />
Head (Crest or Non-Crest).................................................................... 30<br />
Frosting Levels..................................................................................... 15<br />
Type...................................................................................................... 15<br />
Condition & Feathering......................................................................... 10<br />
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Total 100<br />
Attention NCBS members!<br />
Please plan on attending the<br />
NCBS Annual Meeting held<br />
at 2:00 pm in the Grand Ballroom
DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES<br />
SECTION 1 – CRESTED, CLEAR AND VARIEGATED<br />
Sponsor - Shawn Rahimian<br />
(Crests Can Be Clear, Dark, or Grizzle)<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
01 Clear Red Ground 02<br />
03 Ticked or Variegated Red Ground 04<br />
Hen Cock<br />
05 Clear Red Ground Mosaic 06<br />
07 Ticked or Variegated Red Ground Mosaic 08<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
09 Clear Rose Ground 10<br />
11 Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground 12<br />
Hen Cock<br />
13 Clear Rose Ground Mosaic 14<br />
15 Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground Mosaic 16<br />
SECTION 2 - NON-CRESTED, CLEAR<br />
TICKED OR VARIEGATED<br />
Sponsor - Linda Hogan and<br />
John Ferreira<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
17 Clear Red Ground 18<br />
19 Ticked or Variegated Red Ground 20<br />
Hen Cock<br />
21 Clear Red Ground Mosaic 22<br />
23 Ticked or Variegated Red Ground Mosaic 24<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
25 Clear Rose Ground 26<br />
27 Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground 28<br />
Hen Cock<br />
29 Clear Rose Ground Mosaic 30<br />
31 Ticked or Variegated Rose Ground Mosaic 32<br />
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DIVISION 7 – STAFFORD CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 3 – CRESTED MELANIN<br />
Sponsor - Sal DiPasquale<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
33 Red Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 34<br />
35 Red Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 36<br />
37 All Other Red Ground Canaries (Including Agate, 38<br />
Isabel, Pastel, Ino, Opal, and Satinette) Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
Hen Cock<br />
39 All Red Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
40<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
41 Rose Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 42<br />
43 Rose Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 44<br />
45 All Other Rose Ground Canaries (Including Agate, 46<br />
Isabel, Pastel, Ino, Opal, and Satinette) Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
Hen Cock<br />
47 All Rose Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
48<br />
SECTION 4 - NON-CRESTED, MELANIN<br />
Sponsor - Anton Petrescu de Perrella<br />
and Tom Hixson<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
49 Red Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 50<br />
51 Ticked or Variegated Red Ground 52<br />
53 All Other Red Ground Canaries (Including Agate, 54<br />
Isabel, Pastel, Ino, Opal, and Satinette) Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
Hen Cock<br />
55 All Red Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
56<br />
Frost Non-Frost<br />
57 Rose Bronze, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 58<br />
59 Rose Brown, Self, Foul or 3/4 Dark 60<br />
61 All Other Rose Ground Canaries (Including Agate, 62<br />
Isabel, Pastel, Ino, Opal, and Satinette) Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
Hen Cock<br />
63 All Rose Ground Melanin Mosaics, Self, Foul or<br />
3/4 Dark<br />
64<br />
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We are pleased to welcome<br />
Mrs. Bonnie Cain<br />
as our 2012 Division 7 Judge<br />
The following members of the<br />
<strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club of America<br />
sponsored this ad:<br />
Carl Biers<br />
941-764-7877<br />
c.biers@comcast.net<br />
Shawn Rahimian<br />
541-688-2817<br />
suerahimian@gamil.com<br />
Jan Davie<br />
630-513-7214<br />
jansbirds@juno.com<br />
John Cromwell<br />
941-764-7877<br />
houkola@hotmail.com<br />
Barbara Rosario-Booras<br />
858-259-0232<br />
b.rosario@juno.com<br />
Gary & Mindy Wargowsky<br />
740-551-2225<br />
garyandmindy@gmail.com<br />
Linda Hogan<br />
316-722-5025<br />
hogancnary@juno.com<br />
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Bonnie Cain<br />
614-871-5445<br />
bonniecain@ameritech.net<br />
Bob & Pat Jordan<br />
218-365-5963<br />
rpjordan@frontiernet.net<br />
Sal Di Pasquale<br />
734-282-1644<br />
nancydipasquale@yahoo.com<br />
Tom Hixson<br />
760-851-8644<br />
thixson1@roadrunner.com<br />
Bobbie Collazo<br />
407-456-0056<br />
gaccollazo33@yahoo.com<br />
Doyle Johnson<br />
316-992-1372<br />
yob10@cox.net<br />
Anton Petrescu de Perella<br />
718-255-6507<br />
xplorado13@yahoo.es<br />
Visit our Web Site for more information on joining<br />
www.staffords-usa,com
The <strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club of America<br />
Congratulates its 2011 Regional Winners<br />
September 24, 2011 - New York Canary & Finch Club<br />
Crested - John Ferreira<br />
Non-Crested – John Ferreira<br />
October 1 2011 - New York Colorbred Canary Show<br />
Crestd - Robert Collazo<br />
Non-Crested - Jose Zelada<br />
October 8, 2011 - <strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong> Canaries Limited Show<br />
Crested - Fran Sodamann<br />
Non-Crested - Fran Sodamann<br />
October 8, 2011 - Kings County Canary Club Show<br />
Crested - John Ferreira<br />
Non-Crested - Pedro Lopez<br />
October 8, 2011 - San Diego County Canary Show<br />
Crested - Salvadore Servin<br />
Non-Crested - Edith Benites<br />
October 10, 2011 - Florida Bird Breeders Association Show<br />
Crested - Biers & Cromwell<br />
Non-Crested - Biers & Cromwell<br />
Crested Novice - Luis Masferrer<br />
Non-Crested Novice - Luis Masferrer<br />
October 15, 2011 - Sun Coast Canary & Finch Show<br />
Crested - Freddy Pineda<br />
Non-Crested - Gil Gonzalez<br />
October 15, 2011 - Massachusetts Cage Bird Show<br />
Crested - John Ferreira<br />
Non-Crested - Jose Zelada<br />
October 15, 2011 - Lone <strong>St</strong>ar <strong>St</strong>ate Canary Club Show<br />
Crested - Pete Foret<br />
Non-Crested - Pete Foret<br />
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........... continued
The <strong>St</strong>afford Canary Club of America<br />
2011 Regional Winners (continued)<br />
October 21, 2011 - Oklahoma Cage Bird Society Show<br />
Crested - Fran Sodamann<br />
Non-Crested - Fran Sodamann<br />
October 29, 2011 - Central California Cage Bird Show<br />
Crested - Salvadore Servin<br />
Non-Crested - Slavadore Servin<br />
October 29, 2011 - Minnesota Cnary & Finch Show<br />
Crested - Bob Jordan<br />
Non-Crested - Bob Jordan<br />
November 15, 2011 - American Canary Fanciers Assoc. Show<br />
Crested - Nino Hernandez<br />
Non-Crested - Nino Hernandez<br />
November 5, 2011 - Columbia Canary Club Show<br />
Crested - Shawn Rahimian<br />
Non-Crested - Shawn Rahimian<br />
November 5, 2011 - SE Massachusetts Canary Club Show<br />
Crested - John Ferreira<br />
Non-Crested - Robert Bagonia<br />
November 12, 2011 - Empire Finch & Canary Club Show<br />
Crested - Carkos Bartolomeu<br />
Non-Crested - Robert Bagonia<br />
November 18, 2011 - National Cage Bird Show<br />
Crested - Biers & Cromwell<br />
Non-Crested - Biers & Cromwell<br />
December 3, 2011 - Colorbred Club of Miami<br />
Crested - Freddy Pineda<br />
Non-Crested - Gil Gonzales<br />
December 3, 2011 - Cajun Canary & Finch Club Show<br />
Crested - Pete Foret<br />
Non-Crested - Pete Foret<br />
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Biers & Cromwell<br />
Breeders of Outstanding Canaries<br />
<strong>St</strong>affords & Colorbreds<br />
Lipochrome<br />
Recessive White<br />
Yellow<br />
Yellow Mosaic<br />
Red<br />
Red Mosaic<br />
Rose Ivory<br />
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Melanin<br />
Ino<br />
Rose Brown<br />
Bronze<br />
Red Agate<br />
Mosaic<br />
Always available to respond to<br />
Your inquiries<br />
Carl Biers & John Cromwell<br />
Port Charlotte, FL<br />
941-74-7877<br />
www.carls-canaries.com
GASMAN’S AVIARY<br />
DAN GRIFFIN<br />
Breeder & Exhibitor of Color-Bred Canaries<br />
&<br />
National Colorbred Association Certified Judge<br />
Red Lipochrome<br />
Melanin - Bronze, Red Agate Dimorphic<br />
Red Isabel Dimorphic, Red Brown Dimorphic<br />
Red Agate Opal Dimorphic, and Bronze Dimorphic<br />
CAROPHYLL RED<br />
Distributor<br />
Breeder & Exhibitor of Love Birds<br />
Peach Faced Love Birds - Lutino, Creamino,<br />
Australian Cinnamon, Violet, Cinnamonino Violet<br />
Bronx, New York<br />
(917) 741-3124<br />
dgriffi11@optonline.net<br />
Welcome by appointment only<br />
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<strong>NATIONAL</strong><br />
COLORBRED<br />
ASSOCIATION<br />
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING CLASS<br />
OFFERED TO ALL NCA JUDGES<br />
Thursday, November 15, 2012<br />
9am to 4pm<br />
Soulard Room on show hall level<br />
Instructors:<br />
Sjaak DeJong - Belgium<br />
Fritz Heiler - Germany<br />
Gerry Cherta - Florida<br />
This is your opportunity to meet the NCA<br />
Judges Panel requirement of ongoing<br />
education to keep judging skills current.<br />
Registration fee $40. If paid prior to November 1st is only $30<br />
Send check, payable to NCA to:<br />
Doyle Johnson<br />
6900 South Rutan<br />
Wichita, KS 67216<br />
Questions: 316-519-8572<br />
INVITATION TO ALL COLORBREEDERS<br />
NCA WELCOMES ALL TO ATTEND AN<br />
INFORMATIONAL SESSION CONDUCTED<br />
BY OUR 2012 <strong>NATIONAL</strong> JUDGES<br />
Saturday, November 17, 2012 8:30am<br />
In the show hall at the colorbred benches<br />
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DIVISION 8 – LIPOCHROME COLORBRED CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Manuel Madruga<br />
Class<br />
(All Clear Birds, No Melanin)<br />
Recommended by the National Colorbred Association<br />
Lipochrome color........................................ 50 pts.<br />
Position........................................................ 10 pts.<br />
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.<br />
Conformation............................................... 10 pts.<br />
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.<br />
Condition...................................................... .. 5 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
SECTION 1 – RED GROUND INTENSIVE<br />
Sponsor - Carl Biers & John Cromwell<br />
01 Red Intensive<br />
02 Rubino Intensive<br />
SECTION 2 – RED GROUND FROST<br />
Sponsor - Brian & Lisa Cabal<br />
01 Red Frost<br />
02 Rubino Frost<br />
SECTION 3 – YELLOW GROUND INTENSIVE & FROST<br />
Sponsor - Antonio Macedo<br />
01 Yellow Intensive<br />
02 Yellow Frost<br />
03 Lutino Intensive or Frost<br />
SECTION 4 – WHITE GROUND DOMINANT &<br />
RECESSIVE<br />
Sponsor - Sandra Foote-Gregory & Max Gregory<br />
01 White Dominant<br />
02 White Recessive<br />
03 Albino Dominant or Recessive<br />
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DIVISION 8 – LIPOCHROME COLORBRED CANARIES<br />
(Cont’d)<br />
SECTION 5 – IVORIES<br />
Sponsor - Carl Biers & John Cromwell,<br />
Dennis & Eileen Karius<br />
Class<br />
01 Red Ivory Intensive<br />
02 Red Ivory Frost<br />
03 Rubino Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
04 Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
05 Lutino Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
01<br />
SECTION 6 – MOSAIC (Dimorphic) MALES<br />
Sponsor - <strong>St</strong>anley Chay<br />
Red Mosaic<br />
02 Red Ivory Mosaic<br />
03 Rubino Mosaic<br />
04 Yellow Mosaic<br />
05 Yellow Ivory Mosaic<br />
06 Lutino Mosaic<br />
SECTION 7 – MOSAIC (Dimorphic) FEMALES<br />
Sponsor - Anton Petrescu de Perrella<br />
01 Red Mosaic<br />
02 Red Ivory Mosaic<br />
03 Rubino Mosaic<br />
04 Yellow Mosaic<br />
05 Yellow Ivory Mosaic<br />
06 Lutino Mosaic<br />
NOTE:<br />
Rubinos, Lutinos, and Albinos are red eyed Lipochrome<br />
once from either Inos or Satinettes. Being Lipochrome<br />
White Ground, it is impossible to distinguish either<br />
mutation; so we call them Rubinos Red Ground,Lutinos<br />
Yellow Ground or Albinos White Ground.<br />
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Color Breeding is an art!<br />
Melanin Classic New Color<br />
Intensive & Frost in:<br />
Red Black ( Bronze)<br />
Yellow Black ( Green)<br />
White Black (Blue)<br />
Red Brown<br />
Red Agate Mosaic<br />
Red Black Mosaic<br />
Red Brown Mosaic<br />
Lipochrome<br />
Yellow (Intensive & Frost)<br />
Red (Intensive & Frost)<br />
Recessive White<br />
Red Mosaic<br />
Yellow Mosaic<br />
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Brown Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
Agate Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
Phao(Ino) Red Mosaic<br />
Brown Opal Red Mosaic<br />
Cobalt Red Black (Bronze)<br />
Cobalt Red Black Mosaic<br />
Cobalt Yellow Black
Class<br />
DIVISION 9 –MELANIN COLORBRED CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Doyle & Cheryl Johnson<br />
CLASSIC CANARIES<br />
Recommended by the National Colorbred Association<br />
Melanin Pigment.......................................... 30 pts.<br />
Ground Color................................................ 20 pts.<br />
Position........................................................ 10 pts.<br />
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.<br />
Conformation............................................... 10 pts.<br />
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.<br />
Condition...................................................... .. 5 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
SECTION 1 – BLACK RED INTENSIVE MELANIN<br />
INCLUDING IVORY<br />
Sponsor - Doyle & Cheryl Johnson<br />
01 Black Red Intensive<br />
02 Black Red Ivory<br />
SECTION 2 – BLACK RED FROST MELANIN<br />
INCLUDING IVORY<br />
01 Black Red Frost<br />
02 Black Red Ivory Frost<br />
Sponsor - Anton Petrescu de Perrella<br />
SECTION 3 – BROWN RED MELANIN<br />
INCLUDING IVORY<br />
Sponsor - Ricardo Sanchez<br />
01 Brown Red Intensive<br />
02 Brown Red Frost<br />
03 Brown Red Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
SECTION 4 – RED AGATE & ISABEL MELANIN<br />
INCLUDING IVORY<br />
Sponsor - Carl Biers & John Cromwell<br />
01 Agate Red Intensive<br />
02 Agate Red Frost<br />
03 Agate Red Ivory, Intensive or Frost<br />
04 Isabel Red Intensive<br />
05 Isabel Red Frost<br />
06 Isabel Red Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
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DIVISION 9 –MELANIN COLORBRED CANARIES<br />
(cont’d))<br />
SECTION 5 – YELLOW and WHITE<br />
Sponsor - Doyle & Cheryl Johnson<br />
Class<br />
01 Black Yellow Intensive<br />
02 Black Yellow Frost<br />
03 Black Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
04 Black White Intensive<br />
05 Black White Frost<br />
06 Black White Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
07 Brown Yellow Intensive or Frost<br />
08 Brown Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
09 Brown White Dominant or Recessive<br />
10 Agate Yellow Dominant or Recessive<br />
11 Agate Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
12 Agate White Agate Dominant or Recessive<br />
13 Isabel Yellow Intensive or Frost<br />
14 Isabel Yellow Ivory Intensive or Frost<br />
15 Isabel White Dominant or Recessive<br />
SECTION 6 – CLASSIC MELANIN MOSAICS (Dimorphic)<br />
MALES<br />
Sponsor - Marvin & Aaron Walton<br />
01 Black Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
02 Black Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
03 Brown Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
04 Brown Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
05 Agate Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
06 Agate Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
07 Isabel Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
08 Isabel Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
SECTION 7 – CLASSIC MELANIN MOSAICS (Dimorphic)<br />
FEMALES<br />
Sponsor - Michael Sparks<br />
01 Black Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
02 Black Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
03 Brown Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
04 Brown Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
05 Agate Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
06 Agate Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
07 Isabel Red Mosaic & Ivory<br />
08 Isabel Yellow Mosaic & Ivory<br />
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Aldo Bracco<br />
Winner of the<br />
2008 Higgins Award<br />
LIPOCHROME<br />
Red, Rose Ivory, Yellow,<br />
Yellow Ivory,<br />
Recessive White<br />
Breeder & Exhibitor<br />
of<br />
Colour Bred Canaries<br />
You will always be welcome at<br />
17 Ashwood Ct, <strong>St</strong>oney Creek<br />
(905) 662-6830<br />
aldobracco@sympatico.ca<br />
NCA Cert. Judge AACC Panel Judge<br />
Ignacio Perea, Sr.<br />
President, The Higgins Group<br />
Honorary NCBS Director<br />
International Judge<br />
Champion Breeder<br />
MELANIN & NEW COLOR<br />
Bronze, Bronze Pastel, Bronze Mosaics,<br />
Greens, Blues, R.O. Brown, R.O. Brown Pastels,<br />
R. O. Brown Mosaics & Pastels, Agate Mosaics<br />
Agate Topaz & Mosaics.<br />
Good LuckToAllExhibitors!<br />
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Contact:<br />
(305)681-4444
Best Wishes to all Exhibitors<br />
at the National Cage Bird Show<br />
Bonnie Williams Cain<br />
Breeder ~ Exhibitor<br />
Norwich ~ Columbus Fancy ~<br />
Colorbred Canaries<br />
National Cage Bird Show Director<br />
Judge of Type & Colorbred Canaries<br />
3866 Orders Road<br />
Grove City, OH 43123<br />
614-871-5445 bonniecain@ameritech.net<br />
Breeder, Exhibitor & Judge<br />
Quality Colorbred Canaries<br />
Giuseppe Mannino<br />
NCA PANEL JUDGE<br />
-------------------------------------------------------<br />
1311 Dahill Road Phone:<br />
Brooklyn, NY 11204 (718) 376-4037<br />
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Class<br />
DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED<br />
NEW COLOR CANARIES<br />
Sponsor - Claudio & Fred Gatto<br />
NEW COLOR MELANIN CANARIES<br />
Recommended by the National Colorbred Association<br />
Melanin Pigment.......................................... 30 pts.<br />
Ground Color................................................ 20 pts.<br />
Position........................................................ 10 pts.<br />
Size.............................................................. 10 pts.<br />
Conformation............................................... 10 pts.<br />
Feather.......................................................... 15 pts.<br />
Condition...................................................... .. 5 pts.<br />
TOTAL 100 pts.<br />
SECTION 1 – ALL OPALS<br />
Sponsor - Gunter Giesecke<br />
01 Black Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
02 Black Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
03 Black White Opal Dominant or Recessive<br />
04 Brown Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
05 Brown Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
06 Brown White Opal Dominant or Recessive<br />
07 Agate Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
08 Agate Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
09 Agate White Opal Dominant or Recessive<br />
10 Isabel Red Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
11 Isabel Yellow Opal Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
12 Isabel White Opal Dominant or Recessive<br />
SECTION 2 – INOS - ALL GROUND COLORS<br />
Sponsor - Jerry Zak<br />
01 Red Ground Ino and Ivory<br />
02 Yellow Ground Ino and Ivory<br />
03 White Ground Ino Dominant or Recessive<br />
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DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED<br />
NEW COLOR CANARIES (Cont’d)<br />
SECTION 3 – ALL SATINETS<br />
Sponsor - Ricardo Sanchez<br />
01 Red Ground Satinets and Ivory<br />
02 Yellow Ground Satinets and Ivory<br />
03 White Ground Satinets Dominant or Recessive<br />
SECTION 4 – PASTELS - ALL GROUND COLORS<br />
Sponsor - Carl Biers & John Cromwell<br />
Class<br />
01 Black Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
02 Black Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
03 Black White Pastel Dominant or Recessive<br />
04 Brown Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
05 Brown Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
06 Brown White Pastel Dominant or Recessive<br />
07 Agate Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
08 Agate Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
09 Agate White Pastel Dominant or Recessive<br />
10 Isabel Red Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
11 Isabel Yellow Pastel Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
12 Isabel White Pastel Dominant or Recessive<br />
13 Black Red Pastel Gray Wing Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
14 Black Yellow Pastel Gray Wing Intensive or Frost and Ivory<br />
15 Black White Pastel Gray Wing Dominant or Recessive<br />
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DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED<br />
NEW COLOR CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 5 – RED & YELLOW MELANIN MOSAIC<br />
MALES (DIMORPHIC)<br />
Sponsor - Marvin & Aaron Walton<br />
Class<br />
01 Black Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
02 Black Pastel Red Mosaic Gray Wing<br />
03 Brown Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
04 Isabel Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
05 Satinette Red Mosaic<br />
06 Agate Opal Red Mosaic<br />
07 Brown Opal Red Mosaic<br />
08 Brown Yellow Mosaic<br />
09 Agate Yellow Mosaic<br />
10 Isabel Yellow Mosaic<br />
11 Satinette Yellow Mosaic<br />
12 Brown Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
13 Agate Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
14 Isabel Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
15 Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
16 Brown Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
17 Agate Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
18 Ino Red Mosaic<br />
19 Ino Yellow Mosaic<br />
20 Topaz Red Mosaic<br />
21 Topaz Yellow Mosaic<br />
22 Onyx Red Mosaic<br />
23 Onyx Yellow Mosaic<br />
24 Eumo Red Mosaic<br />
25 Eumo Yellow Mosaic<br />
26 Cobalt Red Mosaic<br />
27 Cobalt Yellow Mosaic<br />
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DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED<br />
NEW COLOR CANARIES (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 6 – RED & YELLOW MELANIN MOSAIC<br />
FEMALES (DIMORPHIC)<br />
Sponsor - John Ferreira<br />
Class<br />
01 Black Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
02 Black Pastel Red Mosaic Gray Wing<br />
03 Brown Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
04 Isabel Pastel Red Mosaic<br />
05 Satinette Red Mosaic<br />
06 Agate Opal Red Mosaic<br />
07 Brown Opal Red Mosaic<br />
08 Brown Yellow Mosaic<br />
09 Agate Yellow Mosaic<br />
10 Isabel Yellow Mosaic<br />
11 Satinette Yellow Mosaic<br />
12 Brown Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
13 Agate Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
14 Isabel Pastel Yellow Mosaic<br />
15 Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
16 Brown Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
17 Agate Opal Yellow Mosaic<br />
18 Ino Red Mosaic<br />
19 Ino Yellow Mosaic<br />
20 Topaz Red Mosaic<br />
21 Topaz Yellow Mosaic<br />
22 Onyx Red Mosaic<br />
23 Onyx Yellow Mosaic<br />
24 Eumo Red Mosaic<br />
25 Eumo Yellow Mosaic<br />
26 Cobalt Red Mosaic<br />
27 Cobalt Yellow Mosaic<br />
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DIVISION 10 –MELANIN COLORBRED<br />
NEW COLOR CANARIES (Cont’d)<br />
SECTION 7 – MELANIN NEW MUTATIONS<br />
TOPAZ - ONYX - EUMO - COBALT<br />
Sponsor - Henry Vela<br />
Class<br />
01 Topaz - All Ground Color<br />
02 Onyx - All Ground Color<br />
03 Eumo - All Ground Color<br />
04 Cobalt - All Ground Color<br />
05 Red Siskin Cross<br />
06 Any Other Variety ( AOV )<br />
NCBS Thanks all the affiliated<br />
clubs and their members.<br />
Without you, all this would not be possible<br />
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November 15th, 2012<br />
Before the Show Annual Event<br />
JOIN THE <strong>NATIONAL</strong> FINCH AND SOFTBILL SOCIETY AT<br />
THE <strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
1:00 ~ Teas in Aviculture<br />
Helping Your Birds Thrive:<br />
Jason Crean, Biology<br />
Instructor, Aviculturist Zoo<br />
Consultant.<br />
2:00 ~ Nutrition For Birds:<br />
Liz Koutsos, Ph.D., Director<br />
Mazuri Animal Nutrition<br />
3:00 ~ TBA<br />
4:00 ~ Judges Clinic<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS<br />
Sponsor - John Wilson, Chase Austin<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 1 – SOFTBILLS<br />
Sponsor - Debbie Eaton<br />
Nectarines<br />
01 Hummingbirds 02<br />
03 Dacris 04<br />
05 Sunbirds 06<br />
07 Honeycreepers/Sugarbirds 08<br />
09 White Eyes (Zosterops) 10<br />
11 Bananaquits 12<br />
13 Any Other Variety (AOV) 14<br />
15<br />
Mynah Birds<br />
Indian Hill Mynahs 16<br />
17 Dumont Mynah 18<br />
19 Pagoda Mynah 20<br />
21 Any Other Variety (AOV) 22<br />
23<br />
Small Softbills<br />
<strong>St</strong>arlings 24<br />
25 Bulbuls 26<br />
27 Pekin Robin 28<br />
29 Silver-eared Mesias 30<br />
31 Thrushes 32<br />
33 Tanagers 34<br />
35 Leaf birds 36<br />
37 Barbets 38<br />
39 Any Other Variety (AOV) 40<br />
41<br />
Large Softbills<br />
Toucans 42<br />
43 Toucanettes 44<br />
45 Touracos 46<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
47 Jays & Magpies 48<br />
49 Hornbills 50<br />
51 Any other Variety (AOV) 52<br />
SECTION 2 – ZEBRA FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - John & Jane Muscato,<br />
Gary & <strong>St</strong>ephani Spruill<br />
01<br />
Normal Zebra<br />
Normal Gray Cock 02<br />
03 Normal Gray Hen 04<br />
05<br />
Fawn Zebra<br />
Fawn Cock 06<br />
07 Fawn Hen 08<br />
09<br />
Chestnut Flanked White Zebra<br />
Chestnut-Flanked White Cock 10<br />
11 Chestnut-Flanked White Hen 12<br />
13 Chestnut Flanked Continental Cock 14<br />
15 Chestnut Flanked Continental Hen 16<br />
17<br />
Other Variety Zebras<br />
White 18<br />
19 Pied 20<br />
21 Silver 22<br />
23 Cream 24<br />
25 Penguin 26<br />
27 Light back 28<br />
29<br />
Rarer Variety Zebras<br />
Black-breasted 30<br />
31 Orange-breasted 32<br />
33 Crested, any color 34<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
35 Black-faced 36<br />
37 Black Cheeked 38<br />
39 Gray / Fawn Cheeked 40<br />
41 Phaeo 42<br />
43 Florida Fancy 44<br />
45 Any Other Variety (AOV) 46<br />
SECTION 3 – GOULDIAN FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - Tiffany Park,<br />
Gouldians Galore Good Luck To All The Participants<br />
Normal Gouldian<br />
01 Red-headed Normal Cock 02<br />
03 Red-headed Normal Hen 04<br />
05 Black-headed Normal Cock 06<br />
07 Black-headed Normal Hen 08<br />
09 Orange-headed Normal Cock 10<br />
11 Orange-headed Normal Hen 12<br />
13<br />
Normal Gouldian with Other Color Breast<br />
Red-headed Normal with White Breast 14<br />
15 Black-headed Normal with White Breast 16<br />
17 Orange-headed Normal with White Breast 18<br />
19 Normal Gouldian with Other Color Breast 20<br />
21<br />
Yellow Bodied Gouldian<br />
Yellow Bodied with Purple Breast 22<br />
23 Yellow Bodied with White Breast 24<br />
25 Yellow Bodied with Other Color Breast 26<br />
27<br />
Blue Bodied Gouldian<br />
Blue Bodied Gouldian 28<br />
Any Other Variety<br />
29 Dilute 30<br />
31 Silver 32<br />
33 Any Other Variety (AOV) 34<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (con’td)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
01<br />
SECTION 4 – OTHER AUSTRALIAN FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - Vince & Sally Huntington<br />
Pintailed Type<br />
Normal Shafttail 02<br />
03 Mutation Shafttail<br />
04<br />
05 Masked 06<br />
07 Parsons 08<br />
09 Any Other Variety (AOV) 10<br />
11<br />
Grass Finches<br />
Diamond Sparrow 12<br />
13 Mutation Diamond Sparrow 14<br />
15 Cherry Finch (Plumhead) 16<br />
17 Bicheno (Owl) 18<br />
19 <strong>St</strong>ar Finch 20<br />
21 Mutation <strong>St</strong>ar Finch 22<br />
23 Painted 24<br />
25 Crimson (Blood Finch) 26<br />
27 Any Other Variety (AOV) 28<br />
29<br />
Waxbill / Mannikin<br />
Chestnut-breasted 30<br />
31 Pictorella 32<br />
33 Any Other Variety (AOV) 34<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d))<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 5 – INDO-PACIFIC FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - Bob Peers<br />
Parrot Finches<br />
01 Blue-faced 02<br />
03 Red-headed 04<br />
05 Pintailed Nonpareil 06<br />
07 Any Other Variety (AOV) 08<br />
09<br />
Java Rice Birds<br />
Normal Gray 10<br />
11 White 12<br />
13 Pied (Calico) 14<br />
15 Cinnamon 16<br />
17 Any Other Variety (AOV) 18<br />
19<br />
Finches of India and Indonesia<br />
Indian Silverbills 20<br />
21 Spice 22<br />
23 <strong>St</strong>rawberry 24<br />
25 Green Avadavat 26<br />
27 White-hooded Nun 28<br />
29 Pallid Nun 30<br />
31 Black-hooded Nun 32<br />
33 Tricolor Nun 34<br />
35 Timor Zebra 36<br />
37 Any Other Variety (AOV) 38<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 6 – SOCIETY FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - Clarence & Ola Culwell<br />
Society Finches<br />
01 Chocolate - Self 02<br />
03 Chocolate and White 04<br />
05 Dilute Chocolate 06<br />
07 Self Fawn 08<br />
09 Fawn and White 10<br />
11 Dilute Fawn 12<br />
13<br />
American Chestnut Society<br />
Self Chestnut 14<br />
15 Chestnut White 16<br />
17 Chestnut Dilute 18<br />
19<br />
American Solid White<br />
Solid White 20<br />
21<br />
American Crested Society<br />
Chocolate Crested 22<br />
23 Fawn Crested 24<br />
25 Chestnut Crested 26<br />
27 White Crested 28<br />
29<br />
Any Other Variety - American Society<br />
Any Other Variety 30<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 6 – SOCIETY FINCHES (cont’d)<br />
31<br />
European Society<br />
Euro Chocolate 32<br />
33 Euro Chestnut 34<br />
35 Euro Fawn 36<br />
37 Euro Gray (Choc, Chestnut, Fawn) 38<br />
39 Dilutes (all) 40<br />
41 Clearwings (all) 42<br />
43 Ino (Creamino, Grayino) 44<br />
45 Albino 46<br />
47 Pearl 48<br />
49 Crested 50<br />
51 Frilled (all) 52<br />
53 Combination<br />
(Crested, Chest-Frilled or Neck-Frilled)<br />
54<br />
55<br />
Any Other Variety<br />
European or Japanese Society<br />
Any Other Variety (AOV) 56<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 7 – EUROPEAN FINCHES<br />
Sponsor - Andrew Green & Rebecca Mikel<br />
(Lakeside Aviaries)<br />
01<br />
European Finches<br />
European Goldfinch 02<br />
03 Chaffinch 04<br />
05 Greenfinch 06<br />
07 Linnet 08<br />
09 European Siskin 10<br />
11 Any Other Variety (AOV) 12<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
33<br />
SECTION 8 – FINCHES OF AFRICA (Continued)<br />
Twinspots<br />
Dusky 34<br />
35 Dybowski's 36<br />
37 Green-backed 38<br />
39 Peter's 40<br />
41 Any Other Variety (AOV) 42<br />
43<br />
Mannikins<br />
Bronze-winged 44<br />
45 Magpie 46<br />
47 Silverbill 48<br />
49 Pearl-headed Amadine (Silverbill) 50<br />
51 Cutthroat 52<br />
53 Red-headed Finch 54<br />
55 Blue-billed(Black and White) 56<br />
57 Any Other Variety (AOV) 58<br />
Weavers and Whydahs<br />
59 Napoleon Weaver 60<br />
61 Orange Bishop Weaver 62<br />
63 Scaly-crowned Weaver 64<br />
65 Any Other Variety (AOV) Weaver 66<br />
67 Pintailed Whydah 68<br />
69 Paradise Whydah 70<br />
71 Combassou 72<br />
73 Queen Whydah 74<br />
75 Red-throated Whydah 76<br />
77 Fisher’s Whydah 78<br />
79 Any Other Variety 80<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 8 – FINCHES OF AFRICA (continued)<br />
81<br />
Serins<br />
Green Singing 82<br />
83 Gray Singing 84<br />
85 Yellow-rumped 86<br />
87 <strong>St</strong>. Helena Seedeater 88<br />
89 Any Other Variety (AOV) 90<br />
91<br />
Buntings of Africa<br />
All Buntings of Africa 92<br />
SECTION 9 –FINCHES OF THE AMERICAS<br />
Sponsor - Paula Hansen<br />
01<br />
Buntings of the Americas<br />
All Buntings of the Americas 02<br />
03<br />
Siskins<br />
Black-headed Siskin 04<br />
05 Any Other Variety (AOV) 06<br />
07<br />
Small Finches of the Americas<br />
Cuban Melodious 08<br />
09 Blue-black Grassquit (Jacarini) 10<br />
11 Chestnut Bellied Seedeater 12<br />
13 Chestnut Throated Seedeater 14<br />
15 Black-white Seedeater 16<br />
17 Parrot Billed Seedeater 18<br />
19 Any Other Variety (AOV) 20<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
21<br />
Larger Finches of the Americas<br />
Rufous-collared 22<br />
23 White-collared 24<br />
25 Saffron 26<br />
27 Crimson Pileated 28<br />
29 Black-crested Finch 30<br />
31 Variable Seedeater 32<br />
33 Any Other Variety (AOV) 34<br />
35<br />
Cardinals<br />
Red-crested (Brazilian) 36<br />
37 Green 38<br />
39 Pope 40<br />
41 Yellow-billed 42<br />
43 Any Other Variety (AOV) 44<br />
SECTION 10 – DOVES AND QUAIL<br />
Sponsor - Barbara J Web Designer<br />
(Sierra Surge Technologies)<br />
Doves and Quail<br />
01 Normal Diamond Doves 02<br />
03 Mutation Diamond Doves 04<br />
05 Cape Doves 06<br />
07 Green-winged Doves 08<br />
09 Zebra Doves 10<br />
11 Normal Ring-necked Doves 12<br />
13 Mutation Ring-necked Doves 14<br />
15 Button Quail 16<br />
17 Any Other Variety (AOV) 18<br />
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DIVISION 11 – FINCHES AND SOFTBILLS (cont’d)<br />
Young Class Old Class<br />
SECTION 11 – PAIRS<br />
Sponsor - Martha Wigmore In Honor of Charles Anchor and<br />
Tom Rood<br />
01<br />
All Softbill Pairs<br />
Softbill Pairs 02<br />
03<br />
All Finch Pairs<br />
Zebra Pairs 04<br />
05 Gouldian Pairs 06<br />
07 Australian Pairs 08<br />
09 Indo-Pacific Pairs 10<br />
11 Society Pairs 12<br />
13 European Pairs 14<br />
15 African Pairs 16<br />
17 Finches of the Americas Pairs 18<br />
19<br />
All Doves and Quail Pairs<br />
Dove and Quail Pairs 20<br />
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Springtown, TX 76082<br />
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS<br />
Sponsor - NAPS<br />
SECTION 1 – Lories<br />
Sponsor - Royce & Barbara Irwin<br />
01 Blue <strong>St</strong>reaked 05 Mouluccan<br />
02 Chattering 06 Rainbow<br />
03 Dusky 07 All Other Lories<br />
04 Goldies<br />
SECTION 2 – Cockatoos<br />
Sponsor - Lee Gibson<br />
01 Bare Eyed 07 Greater Sulpher<br />
02 Citron 08 Lesser Sulpher<br />
03 Eleanora 09 Triton<br />
04 Galah 10 Umbrella<br />
05 Goffin 11 All Other Cockatoos<br />
06 Moluccan<br />
SECTION 3 – Island Parrots<br />
Sponsor - Glenda Pullum<br />
01 Great Billed<br />
02 Eclectus<br />
03 All Other Varieties<br />
SECTION 4 – Rosellas<br />
Sponsor - GEM Custom Laser<br />
01 Crimson 04 <strong>St</strong>anley<br />
02 Golden Mantled 05 All Other Rosellas<br />
03 Pale Headed<br />
SECTION 5 – Australian<br />
Sponsor - Judy Shapiro<br />
01 Barnard 05 Red Rumped<br />
02 Golden Mantled 06 Rock Pebblar<br />
03 Crimson Wing 07 Cockatiels<br />
04 Princess 08 All Other Varieties<br />
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 6 – Bourkes & Grasskeets<br />
Sponsor - Phil Ryan<br />
01 Rosie Bourkes 05 Turquoisine<br />
02 All Other Bourkes 06 Budgies<br />
03 Elegants 07 All Other Varieties<br />
04 Scarlet Chested<br />
SECTION 7 - African Grey<br />
Sponsor - Jerry & Sharon Cason<br />
01 Congo 02 Timneh<br />
SECTION 8 Hanging Parrots<br />
Sponsor - Gary Morgan<br />
01 All Hanging Parrots<br />
SECTION 9 – Ringnecks<br />
Sponsor - Agapornis Acres<br />
01 Blue Indian 04 All Other<br />
02 Green Indian Indian Ringnecks<br />
03 Lutino Indian 05 African Ringnecks<br />
SECTION 10 – Longtail Asiatics<br />
Sponsor - GEM Custom Laser<br />
01 Alexanderine 04 Plum Heads<br />
02 Derbyans 05 All Other Varieties<br />
03 Moustached<br />
SECTION 11 –Other Africans<br />
Sponsor - Katy Secor<br />
01 Brown Headed 05 Red Bellied<br />
02 Capes 06 Senegals<br />
03 Jardines 07 Lovebirds<br />
04 Meyers 08 All Other Africans<br />
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 12 – Caiques<br />
Sponsor - Leland & Cheryl Burns<br />
01 Black Headed 02 Blue Headed<br />
SECTION 13 – Macaws<br />
Sponsor - Jeff Robinson<br />
01 Blue & Gold 05 Scarlet<br />
02 Green Winged 06 Severe<br />
03 Hahn’s 07 Yellow Collared<br />
04 Military 08 All Other Macaws<br />
SECTION 14 – Conures<br />
Sponsor - International Parrotlet Society<br />
01 Blue Crowned 06 Nanday<br />
02 Dusky 07 Patagonian<br />
03 Green Cheeked 08 Peach Fronted<br />
04 Jenday 09 Sun<br />
05 Mitred 10 All Other Conures<br />
SECTION 15 – Small South American<br />
Sponsor - GEM Custom Laser<br />
01 Canary Winged 04 Orange Chinned<br />
02 Grey Cheeked 05 Quaker<br />
03 Lineolated 06 All Other Varieties<br />
SECTION 16 – Parrotlets<br />
Sponsor -Henry Vela<br />
01 Pacific Normals 06 Green Rump<br />
02 Pacific Blues 07 Spectacle<br />
03 Pacific Dilutes 08 Blue Wing<br />
04 Pacific Lutinos 09 Mexican<br />
05 Pacific AOV 10 All Other Varieties<br />
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DIVISION 12 – PARROTS (cont’d)<br />
SECTION 17 – Pionus<br />
Sponsor - Clarence & Ola Culwell<br />
01 Blue Headed 04 Maximillion<br />
02 Bronze Winged 05 White Capped<br />
03 Dusky 06 All Other Pionus<br />
SECTION 18 – Amazons<br />
Sponsor - Shar Toby<br />
01 Blue Fronted 06 Orange Winged<br />
02 Double Yellow Head 07 Red Lored<br />
03 Green Cheek 08 White Fronted<br />
04 Lilac Crowned 09 Yellow Naped<br />
05 Mitred 10 All Other Amazons<br />
SECTION 19 – All<br />
Sponsor - Alfred & Julianne Mion<br />
01 All Other Parrots<br />
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The African Love Bird Society<br />
proudly support the<br />
<strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>CAGE</strong> <strong>BIRD</strong> <strong>SHOW</strong><br />
______________________<br />
The African Love Bird Society<br />
is an international non-profit organization<br />
dedicated to the improvement and standardization of<br />
all species of Agapornis and their mutations.<br />
The Society’s purpose is to establish these species<br />
and their mutations for future generations and to<br />
disseminate any information pertinent to the Agapornis<br />
family through the official journal<br />
“<br />
AGAPORNIS WORLD”<br />
Dues are $25 single / $30 dual for a Full Year<br />
Foreign Memberships $35 single / $40 Dual (Air)<br />
Also list your Aviary for an additional $6<br />
For more information write to:<br />
African Love Bird Society<br />
P. O. Box 142<br />
San Marcos, CA 92079-0142<br />
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<strong>SHOW</strong> STANDARDS FOR<br />
THE AFRICAN LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong><br />
1. Beak should be neat and well tucked in; head full and rounded; eyes centered, clear<br />
and bright.<br />
2. Neck should be full and wide.<br />
3. Shoulders should have no appearance of a neckline.<br />
4. Breast should be deep, broad, and well rounded; tapering gradually to the tail.<br />
5. Back line should not be slack or hollow; almost straight.<br />
6. Wings should be held in line with the body; flights must not droop or cross.<br />
7. Tail should be held neatly in line with body.<br />
8. Legs and feet should be straight and strong; frimly gripping the perch.<br />
Scale of Points<br />
___________________________<br />
Size 15<br />
Conformation (45)<br />
Head 15<br />
Body 15<br />
Wings & Tail 10<br />
Feet 5<br />
Color 15<br />
Condition 15<br />
Deportment 10<br />
Scale of Points for Pieds,<br />
Whitefaced and Eye-Rings<br />
___________________________<br />
Size 15<br />
Conformation (35)<br />
Head 10<br />
Body 10<br />
Wings & Tail 10<br />
Feet 5<br />
Color 25<br />
Condition 15<br />
Deportment 10<br />
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The Ideal Peachfaced Love Bird
DIVISION 13 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, RARES,<br />
AND EYE-RINGS<br />
Sponsor - Gary Morgan, Roland DuBuc<br />
Section 1 – Rare Varieties<br />
Sponsor - Dave & Mary Arthur<br />
Old Class Young<br />
Class<br />
01 Nyasa (A. lilianae) 02<br />
03 AOC Nyasa 04<br />
05 Black-cheeked (A. nigrigenis) 06<br />
07 AOC Black-Cheeked 08<br />
09 Madagascar (A. cana) 10<br />
11 AOC Madagascar 12<br />
13 Abyssinian (A. taranta) 14<br />
15 AOC Abyssinian 16<br />
17 Redfaced (A. pullaria) 18<br />
19 AOC Redfaced 20<br />
21 AOC Rares 22<br />
Section 2 – Fischer’s (A. Fischeri)<br />
Sponsor - Dave & Mary Arthur - The Nesting Place<br />
01 Green Type I (Nominate) 02<br />
03 Green Type II (Domestic) 04<br />
05 Medium Green 06<br />
07 Dark Green 08<br />
09 Dilute Green - 10<br />
Heavy Suffusion(50% or less dulute)<br />
11 Dark-Factored Dilute Green - 12<br />
Heavy Suffusion - All (50% or less dilute)<br />
13 Dilute Green - 14<br />
Light Suffusion (80% or more dilute)<br />
15 Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (100% Clear) 16<br />
17 Lutino 18<br />
19 Spangled Green - All 20<br />
21 Blue - Type 1 22<br />
23 Blue - Type 2 24<br />
25 Medium Blue 26<br />
27 Dark Blue 28<br />
29 Par-Blue - All 30<br />
31 Violet - All 32<br />
33 Dilute Blue - 34<br />
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute)<br />
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DIVISION 13 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, RARES,<br />
AND EYE-RINGS (cont’d)<br />
Section 2 – Fischer’s (A. fischeri)<br />
Old Class<br />
35<br />
37<br />
39<br />
41<br />
Young Class<br />
Dark-Factored Dilute Blue - 36<br />
Heavy Suffusion - All (50% or less dilute)<br />
Dilute Blue - 38<br />
Light Suffusion (80% or more dilute)<br />
Dark-Eyed Clear White (100% Clear) 40<br />
Albino 42<br />
43 Spangled Blue All 44<br />
45 Pied - All 46<br />
47 AOC Fischer’s 48<br />
II am<br />
Back<br />
The Finest Plastic Show<br />
Cages Made<br />
Back The Finest Plastic Show<br />
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1 YEAR CONSTRUCTION W AARRANTY R R ANTY<br />
PARROT<br />
LOVE<strong>BIRD</strong> Also<br />
BUDGIE<br />
FINCH<br />
Custom built<br />
CANARY<br />
COCKATIEL<br />
To your needs<br />
Tom Voges<br />
3601 S. Valleyview <strong>St</strong>.<br />
Wichita, KS 67215<br />
Ph: 316-440-0839 Cl: 316-516-8674<br />
t.voges@yahoo.com
DIVISION 13 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, RARES,<br />
AND EYE-RINGS (cont’d)<br />
Section 3 – Masked (A. personata)<br />
Sponsor - David & Mary Arthur - The Nesting Place<br />
Old Class Young Class<br />
01 Green 02<br />
03 Medium Green 04<br />
05 Dark Green 06<br />
07 Dilute Green - 08<br />
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute)<br />
09 Dark-Factored Dilute Green 10<br />
Heavy Suffusion - All (50% or less dilute)<br />
11 Dilute Green - 12<br />
Light Suffusion (80% or more dilute)<br />
13 Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (100% Clear) 14<br />
15 Lutino 16<br />
17 Blue 18<br />
19 Medium Blue 20<br />
21 Dark Blue 22<br />
23 Par-Blue - All 24<br />
25 Violet All 26<br />
27 Dilute Blue - 28<br />
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute)<br />
29 Dark-Factored Dilute Blue - 30<br />
Heavy Suffusion (50% or less dilute) –<br />
31 Dilute Blue - 32<br />
Light Suffusion (80% or more dilute)<br />
33 Dark-Eyed Clear White (100% Clear) 34<br />
35 Albino 36<br />
37 Fallow - All 38<br />
39 Pied - All 40<br />
41 AOC Masked 42<br />
Section 4 – Rares and Eyerings Champions All<br />
Sponsor - Wendy Edwards - Carolina Flight Aviary<br />
For Placement of Champions only.<br />
No Classes, No Section Awards.<br />
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, PEACHFACED<br />
Sponsor - Landvater’s Land of Birds & Janet Landvater<br />
Section 1 – Green Peachfaced (A. roseicollis))<br />
Sponsor -Linna Rusmann & Katy Secor<br />
Old Class Young Class<br />
01 Green 02<br />
03 Medium Green 04<br />
05 Dark Green 06<br />
07 Orangefaced Green 08<br />
09 Orangefaced Medium Green 10<br />
11 Orangefaced Dark Green 12<br />
13 Green Violet - All 14<br />
15 American Dilute Green - 16<br />
17<br />
Heavy Suffusion - All(50% or less dilute)<br />
American Dilute Green -<br />
Light Suffusion - All(80% or more dilute)<br />
18<br />
19 Orangefaced American Dilute Green - All 20<br />
21 Lutino 22<br />
23 Orangefaced Lutino 24<br />
25 AOC Green 26<br />
01<br />
Section 2 – Blue Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)<br />
Sponsor - David & Mary Arthur- The Nesting Place<br />
Blue 02<br />
03 Medium Par - Blue 04<br />
05 Dark Par - Blue 06<br />
07 Whitefaced Par - Blue 08<br />
09 Whitefaced Medium Par - Blue 10<br />
11 Whitefaced Dark Par - Blue 12<br />
13 Seagreen and Medium Seagreen 14<br />
15 Dark Seagreen 16<br />
17 Yellowfaced Par - Blue - All 18<br />
19 American Dilute Par - Blue - 20<br />
Heavy Suffusion - All (50% or less dilute)<br />
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, PEACHFACED<br />
(cont’d)<br />
Old Class<br />
Section 2 – Blue Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)<br />
Young Class<br />
21 American Dilute Blue - 22<br />
Light Suffusion - All (80% or more dilute)<br />
23 Whitefaced American Dilute Par - Blue - All 24<br />
25 Creamino 26<br />
27 Whitefaced Creamino 28<br />
29 Seagreen Creamino 30<br />
31 AOC Par - Blue 32<br />
01<br />
Section 3 – Green Pied Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)<br />
Sponsor - Mike Miller & Joe DeLuca<br />
Pied Green (>30% Yellow) 02<br />
03 Pied Medium Green (>30% Yellow) 04<br />
05 Pied Dark Green (>30% Yellow) 06<br />
07 Pied Orangefaced Green (>30% Yellow) 08<br />
09 Heavy Pied Green (>70% Yellow) 10<br />
11 Heavy Pied Medium Green (>70% Yellow) 12<br />
13 Heavy Pied Dark Green (>70% Yellow) 14<br />
15 Heavy Pied Orangefaced Green – All<br />
(>70% Yellow) 16<br />
17 Pied Green Violet – All 18<br />
19 Pied American Cinnamon Green - All 20<br />
21 Pied Australian Cinnamon Green - All 22<br />
23 Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow (>90% Yellow) 24<br />
25 Orangefaced Dark-Eyed Clear Yellow<br />
(>90% Yellow) 26<br />
27 Pied American Dilute Green - All 28<br />
29 AOC Pied Green 30<br />
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, PEACHFACED<br />
(cont’d)<br />
Section Section 4 - Blue Pied Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)<br />
Sponsor - Linna Reussmann & Joe DeLuca<br />
Old Class Young Class<br />
01 Pied Blue (>30% Cream) 02<br />
03 Pied Medium Blue (>30% Cream) 04<br />
05 Pied Dark Blue (>30% Cream) 06<br />
07 Pied Whitefaced Par-Blue (>30% Cream) 08<br />
09 Pied Seagreen - All (>30% Cream) 10<br />
11 Heavy Pied Par-Blue (>70% Cream) 12<br />
13 Heavy Pied Medium Par-Blue (>70% Cream) 14<br />
15 Heavy Pied Dark Par-Blue (>70% Cream) 16<br />
17 Heavy Pied Whitefaced Par-Blue - All<br />
(>70% Cream)<br />
18<br />
19 Heavy Pied Seagreen - All (>70% Cream) 20<br />
21 Pied Yellowfaced Par-Blue – All 22<br />
23 Pied Violet Par-Blue - All 24<br />
25 Pied American Cinnamon Par-Blue - All 26<br />
27 Pied Australian Cinnamon Par-Blue - All 28<br />
29 Dark-Eyed Clear Crème All (>90% Cream) 30<br />
31 Pied American Dilute Par-Blue – All 32<br />
33 AOC Blue Pied 34<br />
Section 5 – American Cinnamon Peachfaced<br />
Sponsor - Glenda Pullum & Tom Voges<br />
01 American Cinnamon Green 02<br />
03 American Cinnamon Medium Green 04<br />
05 American Cinnamon Dark Green 06<br />
07 American Cinnamon Orangefaced Green - All 08<br />
09 American Cinnamon Par-Blue 10<br />
11 American Cinnamon Medium Par-Blue 12<br />
13 American Cinnamon Dark Par-Blue 14<br />
15 American Cinnamon Seagreen - All 16<br />
17 American Cinnamon Whitefaced Par-Blue 18<br />
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, PEACHFACED<br />
(cont’d)<br />
Section 5 – American Cinnamon Peachfaced (cont’d)<br />
Old Class Young Class<br />
19 American Cinnamon Yellowfaced Par-Blu 20<br />
21 American Cinnamon Violet - All 22<br />
23 AOC American Cinnamon 24<br />
Section 6 – Australian Cinnamon Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)<br />
Sponsor - Susan Saylor & Earthborne Aviary/Susan Saylor<br />
01 Australian Cinnamon Green 02<br />
03 Australian Cinnamon Medium Green 04<br />
05 Australian Cinnamon Dark Green 06<br />
07 Australian Cinnamon Orangefaced Green - All 08<br />
09 Australian Cinnamon Par-Blue 10<br />
11 Australian Cinnamon Medium Par-Blue 12<br />
13 Australian Cinnamon Dark Par-Blue 14<br />
15 Australian Cinnamon Seagreen - All 16<br />
17 Australian Cinnamon Whitefaced Par-Blue 18<br />
19 Australian Cinnamon Yellowfaced Par-Blue 20<br />
21 Australian Cinnamon Violet - All 22<br />
23 AOC Australian Cinnamon 24<br />
Section 7 – Violet Peachfaced (A. roseicollis)<br />
Sponsor - Lovely Birds Love Lovebirds & Jennifer Jaramillo<br />
01 Violet Par-Blue 02<br />
03 Medium Violet Par-Blue 04<br />
05 Dark Violet Par-Blue 06<br />
07 Whitefaced Violet Par-Blue 08<br />
09 Whitefaced Medium Violet Par-Blue 10<br />
11 Whitefaced Dark Violet Par-Blue 12<br />
13 Seagreen and Medium Seagreen Violet Par-Blue 14<br />
15 Dark Seagreen Violet Par-Blue 16<br />
17 Yellowfaced Violet Par-Blue - All 18<br />
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DIVISION 14 – LOVE <strong>BIRD</strong>S, PEACHFACED<br />
Section 7- Violet Peachfaced (A.roseicollis)<br />
(cont’d)<br />
19 Am. Dilute Violet Par-Blue - Heavy Suffusion- 20<br />
All (50% or less dilute)<br />
21 Am. Dilute Violet Par-Blue - Light Suffusion- 22<br />
All - (80% or more dilute)<br />
23 Whitefaced American Dilute Voilet Par-Blue 24<br />
25 AOC Voilet 26<br />
Section 8 – Opaline Peachfaced<br />
Sponsor - Bib & Small Flocks & Linda Brandt<br />
Old Class Young Class<br />
01 Opaline Green 02<br />
03 Opaline Medium Green 04<br />
05 Opaline Dark Green 06<br />
07 Opaline Orangeface Green 08<br />
09 Opaline Pied Green - All 10<br />
11 Opaline Lutino 12<br />
13 Opaline Par-Blue 14<br />
15 Opaline Medium Par-Blue 16<br />
17 Opaline Dark Par-Blue 18<br />
19 Opaline Whiteface Par-Blue - All 20<br />
21 Opaline Seagreen - All 22<br />
23 Opaline Yellowface Par-Blue - All 24<br />
25 Opaline Violet Par-Blue - All 26<br />
27 Opaline Pied Par-Blue - All 28<br />
29 Opaline Creamino 30<br />
31 Opaline American Cinnamon - All 32<br />
33 Opaline Australian Cinnamon - All 34<br />
35 AOC Opaline 36<br />
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!<br />
- Lovebirds -<br />
Black Cheeks<br />
(Show Quality)<br />
Abyssinians<br />
(Normal, Medium, Dark)<br />
Fallow Masked<br />
(Green and Blue Series)<br />
Violet Masked<br />
Gary Morgan<br />
ALBS Panel Judge - NCS Panel Judge - NAPS Panel Judge<br />
- Cockatiels Cockatiels - - - Parrots -<br />
Normals<br />
Fallows<br />
Pearl<br />
Pied<br />
Wishing NCBS a Successful Show<br />
Contact info:<br />
15341 Kingston <strong>St</strong>reet<br />
Brighton, CO 80602<br />
(303) 659-9544<br />
burdman@aol.com<br />
ACEN<br />
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Eclectus<br />
Fig Parrots<br />
Lories<br />
Hanging Parrots<br />
Plumheads<br />
Cockatoos<br />
Amazons<br />
Hazte Socio Ya!<br />
New Love Bird & Parakeet Group in Puerto Rico<br />
acenpr@hotmail.com / msierralopez@yahoo.com
Mike Miller<br />
Indian Ringneck Mutations<br />
Violets, Lacewings, (Pallids), Buttercups(Clearhead Fallows<br />
Clear Tails, Hillerman Pieds, Suffused & Others<br />
Fischer’s Love Bird Mutations<br />
Violets, Pieds, Slaty, Dark-Eyed Clear, Lutino, Dilutes,<br />
Dark Factors, Cobalts<br />
ALBS Panel Judge & NCBS Love Bird Division Winner<br />
e-mail: millerfarm@northstate.net<br />
phone 336-327-4049 - fax 336-475-4321<br />
Thomasville, North Carolina<br />
Become a Member of a Winning Team !<br />
Want to actively participate in how the<br />
National Caged Bird Show operates?<br />
Give some thought to running for a<br />
position on the NCBS Board of Directors<br />
It’s a lot of work, but you’ll have a great support<br />
team behind you.<br />
You can be proud that you put your stamp on the<br />
best “Show of Shows”<br />
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We wish everyone a<br />
fun and successful show!<br />
NCS<br />
National Cockatiel Society<br />
www.cockatiels.org<br />
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS<br />
The National Cockatiel Society welcomes you to this Cockatiel specialty show. The<br />
society was organized to meet the growing needs of breeders and exhibitors and to allow<br />
them to have a voice in the Society and in the direction of the Cockatiel's development. NCS<br />
will accept any traceable closed band and recommends the use of any standard-type<br />
Cockatiel show cage.<br />
Visual <strong>St</strong>andard<br />
The NCS <strong>St</strong>andard envisions a long, graceful bird of<br />
good body substance and equal proportions. The<br />
Cockatiel should measure 14 inches in length from the top<br />
of the crown to the tip of the tail. In addition, the crest<br />
should approach 3 inches in length. Proportionally, the<br />
bird should measure equally in length from the top of the<br />
crown to the vent, the top of the shoulder to the tip of the<br />
wing, and from the vent to the tip of the tail.<br />
The crest, as the Cockatiel's chief physical trademark,<br />
should be full and showy, curving back gracefully, with<br />
the longer filaments graduating evenly down towards the<br />
shorter ones at the rear of the skull. The head should be<br />
large and well-rounded without evidence of a “flat top”<br />
either behind the crest or at the back of the skull (with<br />
good width between) and sheltered by a pronounced<br />
frontal browline, creating a proud, “hawklike”<br />
appearance when viewed from the front. The bright<br />
orange cheek patches should be round, well-colored, and<br />
free of “bleeding” extraneous orange feathers elsewhere<br />
on the face. The beak should be clean, tucked in and of<br />
normal length. The lower mandible should be only partly<br />
visible. The yellow face of adult males should be brightly<br />
colored and without extraneous grey or orange feathers<br />
(except for young males going through the moult) and<br />
clearly contrast where it meets the main body feathers.<br />
The bib should be deep. The neck, adding grace to the<br />
form, should be neither too long nor too short, and<br />
particularly evident when the bird is in an alert stance.<br />
The Cockatiel is a sleek, stream-lined bird, yet full<br />
bodied, showing good substance. When viewed from the<br />
front (or back), a generous width across the chest and<br />
shoulders in adults (particularly hens) should be evident.<br />
The back should be straight, blending with the slender,<br />
tapering abdomen. The wings should be large and wide,<br />
held tightly, hugging the body with tips close to the tail,<br />
without crossing or dropping.All flight feathers should be<br />
present. The wing patch should approach ¾ of an inch in<br />
width and be clear of extraneous dark feathers.<br />
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS<br />
Sponsor - Novice - Carla Crowe & Avila Aviary<br />
Sponsor - Advanced - Leslie Huegerich & Josh Maple<br />
NOVICE SECTIONS<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
SECTION 1 - NORMALS<br />
Sponsor - In Honor of Elsie Burgin<br />
Tony & Trish Albritton<br />
01 02 Normal (Grey) 03 04<br />
05 06 Any Other Variety Normal Grey* 07 08<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 2 - CINNAMONS<br />
Sponsor - Judy Avery<br />
Cinnamon 03 04<br />
05 06 Any Other Variety Cinnamon* 07 08<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 3 - LUTINOS<br />
Sponsor - Josh Perkins<br />
Lutino 03 04<br />
05 06 Lutino Pearl 07 08<br />
09 10 Lutino Pied 11 12<br />
13 14 Lutino Pearl Pied 15 16<br />
17 18 Any Other Variety Lutino* 19 20<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 4 - PEARLS<br />
Sponsor - Chris Orowitz<br />
Normal (Gray) Pearl 03 04<br />
05 06 Normal Pearl Split* 07 08<br />
09 10 Cinnamon Pearl 11 12<br />
13 14 Cinnamon Pearl Split* 15 16<br />
17 18 Any Other Variety Pearl* 19 20<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 5 - PIEDS<br />
Sponsor - Judy Avery<br />
Pied+ 03 04<br />
05 06 Heavy Pied++ 07 08<br />
09 10 Cinnamon Pied+ 11 12<br />
13 14 Heavy Cinnamon Pied++ 15 16<br />
17 18 Pearl Pied+ 19 20<br />
21 22 Heavy Pearl Pied++ 23 24<br />
25 26 Cinnamon Pearl Pied+ 27 28<br />
29 30 Heavy Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 31 32<br />
33 34 Clear Pied (ALL)+++ 35 36<br />
37 38 Any Other Variety Pied* 39 40<br />
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS (cont’d)<br />
NOVICE SECTIONS<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
SECTION 6 - WHITEFACE<br />
Sponsor - Vicky & Gerald Ferguson<br />
01 02 Whiteface 03 04<br />
05 06 Whiteface Split* 07 08<br />
09 10 Whiteface Cinnamon 11 12<br />
13 14 Whiteface Cinnamon Split* 15 16<br />
17 18 Whiteface Lutino (”Albino”) 19 20<br />
21 22 Whiteface Pearl 23 24<br />
25 26 Whiteface Pearl Split* 27 28<br />
29 30 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl 31 32<br />
33 34 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split* 35 36<br />
37 38 Whiteface Pied+ 39 40<br />
41 42 Heavy Whiteface Pied++ 43 44<br />
45 46 Whiteface Cinnamon Pied+ 47 48<br />
49 50 Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon Pied++ 51 52<br />
53 54 Whiteface Pearl Pied+ 55 56<br />
57 58 Heavy Whiteface Pearl Pied++ 59 60<br />
61 62 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 63 64<br />
65 66 Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon 67 68<br />
Pearl Pied++<br />
69 70 Whiteface Clear Pied (ALL)+++ 71 72<br />
73 74 Any Other Variety Whiteface * 75 76<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 7 - RARES<br />
Sponsor - Vicky & Gerald Ferguson<br />
Dominant Silver ** 03 04<br />
05 06 Fallow** 07 08<br />
09 10 Silver** 11 12<br />
13 14 Yellowcheek** 15 16<br />
17 18 Pastelface** 19 20<br />
21 22 Dilute (aka Emerald)** 23 24<br />
25 26 Goldcheek** 27 28<br />
29 30 Any Other Variety Rare*** 31 32<br />
33 34 Any Other Color Rare*** 35 36<br />
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS (cont’d)<br />
ADVANCED SECTIONS<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
SECTION 8 - NORMALS<br />
Sponsor - Lee Horton & Roland Dubuc<br />
01 02 Normal (Grey) 03 04<br />
05 06 Any Other Variety Normal Grey* 07 08<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 9 - CINNAMONS<br />
Sponsor - Royce & Barbara Irwin<br />
Cinnamon 03 04<br />
05 06 Any Other Variety Cinnamon* 07 08<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 10 - LUTINOS<br />
Sponsor - Maple Leaf Aviaries<br />
Lutino 03 04<br />
05 06 Lutino Pearl 07 08<br />
09 10 Lutino Pied 11 12<br />
13 14 Lutino Pearl Pied 15 16<br />
17 18 Any Other Variety Lutino* 19 20<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 11 - PEARLS<br />
Sponsor - Jim Heffernan<br />
Pearl 03 04<br />
05 06 Pearl Split* 07 08<br />
09 10 Cinnamon Pearl 11 12<br />
13 14 Cinnamon Pearl Split* 15 16<br />
17 18 Any Other Variety Pearl* 19 20<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 12 - PIEDS<br />
Sponsor - Ellen O’Neill<br />
Pied+ 03 04<br />
05 06 Heavy Pied++ 07 08<br />
09 10 Cinnamon Pied+ 11 12<br />
13 14 Heavy Cinnamon Pied++ 15 16<br />
17 18 Pearl Pied+ 19 20<br />
21 22 Heavy Pearl Pied++ 23 24<br />
25 26 Cinnamon Pearl Pied+ 27 28<br />
29 30 Heavy Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 31 32<br />
33 34 Clear Pied (ALL)+++ 35 36<br />
37 38 Any Other Variety Pied* 39 40<br />
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DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS (cont’d)<br />
ADVANCED SECTIONS<br />
Cock Hen<br />
Old Young Old Young<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 13 - WHITEFACE<br />
Sponsor - Calico Aviaries<br />
Whiteface 03 04<br />
05 06 Whiteface Split* 07 08<br />
09 10 Whiteface Cinnamon 11 12<br />
13 14 Whiteface Cinnamon Split* 15 16<br />
17 18 Whiteface Lutino (Albino) 19 20<br />
21 22 Whiteface Pearl 23 24<br />
25 26 Whiteface Pearl Split* 27 28<br />
29 30 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl 31 32<br />
33 34 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Split* 35 36<br />
37 38 Whiteface Pied+ 39 40<br />
41 42 Heavy Whiteface Pied++ 43 44<br />
45 46 Whiteface Cinnamon Pied+ 47 48<br />
49 50 Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon Pied++ 51 52<br />
53 54 Whiteface Pearl Pied+ 55 56<br />
57 58 Heavy Whiteface Pearl Pied++ 59 60<br />
61 62 Whiteface Cinnamon Pearl Pied++ 63 64<br />
65 66 Heavy Whiteface Cinnamon<br />
Pearl Pied++<br />
67 68<br />
69 70 Whiteface Clear Pied (ALL)+++ 71 72<br />
73 74 Any Other Variety Whiteface * 75 76<br />
01 02<br />
SECTION 14 - RARES<br />
Sponsor - Scott & Kim Mackey<br />
Dominant Silver ** 03 04<br />
05 06 Fallow** 07 08<br />
09 10 Silver** 11 12<br />
13 14 Yellowcheek** 15 16<br />
17 18 Pastelface** 19 20<br />
21 22 Dilute ( aka Emerald) 23 24<br />
25 26 Goldcheek** 27 28<br />
29 30 Any Other Variety Rare*** 31 32<br />
33 34 Any Other Color Rare*** 35 36<br />
Legend:<br />
Please see the legend on the following page<br />
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Legend:<br />
DIVISION 15 – COCKATIELS (cont’d)<br />
ADVANCED SECTIONS<br />
+ Light and medium Grey Pieds only - with less than 70%<br />
(yellow and/or white)pied wash.<br />
++ Heavy Grey Pieds only - with 70% to 97% (yellow and/or white) pied wash.<br />
+++ Clear Pieds only - with 98% or higher (yellow and/or white) pied wash.<br />
* Birds showing spots on the head, neck, etc. are to be shown under the “Split”<br />
or “Any Other Variety” class within that section.<br />
** ALL COMBINATIONS - Birds showing only ONE Rare Mutation are to be<br />
shown under that mutation class. For example, a Silver Pearl, a Silver<br />
Pied, or a Whiteface Silver are all shown under the Silver class.<br />
*** AOV rare or AOC rare - Birds showing multiple rare mutations, a new<br />
mutation, or a mutation not listed are to be shown under the AOV/AOC<br />
Rares For example, a Fallow Pied is shown under Fallow; a<br />
Yellowcheek Fallow is shown under Any Other Variety Rare; and a<br />
new mutation not listed is shown under the Any Other Color Rare class.<br />
Exclusuvely Cockatiels<br />
The<br />
Avila Aviary<br />
Peggy & Jesse Avila<br />
Franktown, CO<br />
(303) 663-0399 pjbavila@aol.com<br />
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DIVISION 16 - AMERICAN SINGERS<br />
Sponsor - In memory of all the members who joined their<br />
creator this past year & the<br />
Pacific American Singer Club, Chapter 29<br />
Class<br />
Judged by American Singer <strong>St</strong>andard<br />
Groups System Adopted 1967<br />
American Singers will be judged in the Group System. Each bird will<br />
be entered in a different group, regardless of color. Exhibitor WILL<br />
NOT COMPETE against HIMSELF in the same group, unless he<br />
enters more birds than groups formed.<br />
st nd rd<br />
1 , 2 , and 3 place ribbons will be awarded to each group.<br />
Write band number in full when listing entries on Entry Blank -<br />
(initials, number, and year).<br />
SECTION 1 – Old American Singers<br />
Sponsor - Mike Wynn<br />
01 Old American Singers<br />
SECTION 2 – Young American Singers<br />
Sponsor -<br />
01 Young American Singers<br />
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Central <strong>St</strong>ate Roller Canary<br />
Breeders Assn.<br />
305 Grosvenor Ct.<br />
Bolingbrook, IL 60440<br />
r.wild@comcast.net<br />
2012 Shows<br />
Dec. 16 - 19 Lou Abbott Roller Canary Club<br />
at the<br />
National Cage Bird Show<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>Louis</strong>, MO<br />
Judge: David Bopp<br />
Dec. 6 - 8 Sunshine Roller Canary Breeders Assn.<br />
Ramada Gateway <strong>Hotel</strong><br />
Kissimmee, FL<br />
Judge: David Bopp<br />
For details see our web page:<br />
www.Central<strong>St</strong>atesRollerCanary.com<br />
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Class<br />
DIVISION 17 – Rollers<br />
Sponsor - David Bopp<br />
SECTION 1 – Master Breeder<br />
Sponsor - Robert Wild<br />
01 Master Breeder<br />
SECTION 2 – Champion Breeder<br />
Sponsor - Rich May<br />
01 Champion Breeder<br />
SECTION 3 – Amateur Breeder<br />
Sponsor - George Traveria<br />
01 Amateur Breeder<br />
SECTION 4 – Novice Breeder<br />
Sponsor - Billy Richardson<br />
01 Novice Breeder<br />
SECTION 5 – Old & Mixed<br />
Sponsor -Linda Hogan<br />
01 Old or Mixed Birds<br />
SECTION 6 – Non-Roller Banded or Purchased Birds<br />
Sponsor - Central <strong>St</strong>ate Roller Canary Breeders Assoc.<br />
01 Score Only Birds<br />
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Ninez Giles<br />
Breeder of German Rollers<br />
and American Singer Canaries<br />
Nashville, Tennessee<br />
Get your kids or grand kids involved in the hobby !<br />
Spend quality time with them<br />
Give responsibility for taking care<br />
of a bird or two. Allow them to enter the<br />
bird in a couple shows.<br />
You just might be surprised<br />
what else grows from the relationship !<br />
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Egg Harbor TWP, NJ 08234<br />
(609) 653-8800<br />
http://twinbrookspetsupply.com<br />
We have quality made show cages for Fife, Raza Espanola,<br />
Border, Frill, Irish Fancy, Yorkie, Spanish Valencia. This cages are made<br />
by a master craftsman In England and each come with perches and water<br />
bottles for the show cage requirements. The Valencia is cage and perch<br />
only and is made in the USA. Can't find a cage I can have it hand made by<br />
a master craftsman for you. I have show drinkers small with black base for<br />
show and extra perches if you need them for the Fife cages.<br />
We can offer<br />
The Oropharma line, we hear allot of good results on these<br />
products with rave reviews. To read more on each product go to<br />
www.oropharma.com/NUTRI/Nutrition/Pages/Products<br />
Oropharma Muta-Vit is a special blend of vitamins, amino acids and<br />
trace elements, with high content of sulphurous amino acids and biotin.<br />
This dietary supplement promotes feather development and condition,<br />
strengthens the plumage, protects the liver and ensures an optimal<br />
metabolism.<br />
Oropharma Avi-Chol<br />
is a dietary supplement for birds for an optimal<br />
liver function and a good moult. It is a unique liver tonic based on sulphuric<br />
amino acids, biotin, sorbitol and vitamin B12.<br />
Oropharma Calci-Lux is a high quality, water soluble source of calcium.<br />
This dietary supplement is administrated for good egg shell formation, for<br />
good skeletal development in young birds, during the breeding season to<br />
prevent egg-binding and in cases of calcium deficiency or calcium tetany.<br />
Oropharma Ferti-Vit is a well-balanced blend of vitamins, amino acids<br />
and trace elements, enriched with vitamin E. To be used during<br />
preparation for the breeding season, for the song of canaries and finches<br />
and in cases of laying and fertility disorders or in cases of death in the egg.<br />
Ferti-Vit promotes sexual drive and fertility.<br />
Oropharma Oro-Digest is an intestinal conditioner. This product<br />
prevents the adhesion of pathogenic bacteria in the intestines, ensures a<br />
better consistency of the droppings, promotes hygienic nests and prevents<br />
the cloaca feathers from sticking together. There are bacteria in the bird's<br />
digestive tract which are essential for a good digestion<br />
We have many other products available to care<br />
for your birds from band cutters to medicine.<br />
We raise Glosters, Spanish Timbrado and<br />
the rare Raza Espanola birds.<br />
We look forward to meeting everyone at the<br />
The National Cage Bird Show 2012<br />
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NOTICE !!<br />
Spanish Timbrados MUST BE checked in on<br />
Wednesday, November 14, 1PM - 7PM.<br />
Exhibitor Drawing is Thursday, 8AM.<br />
Judging will begin on Thursday at 9 AM.<br />
Spanish Timbrado Canary<br />
Song <strong>St</strong>andard<br />
Score Sheet<br />
Positive Notes Maximum Pts Points Given<br />
Timbre Metalico<br />
Timbre Intemedio<br />
Timbre Profundo<br />
Nota Batida<br />
Cascabel<br />
Chau Chau<br />
Piau Piau<br />
Castanuela<br />
Cloqueos<br />
Floreos<br />
Duos<br />
Campana<br />
Impresion<br />
Total Positive Pts<br />
Negative Notes<br />
Rascadas<br />
Nasalidad<br />
Estridencia<br />
Total Negative Pts<br />
9<br />
6<br />
13<br />
6<br />
12<br />
6<br />
6<br />
9<br />
16<br />
18<br />
14<br />
6<br />
1<br />
3<br />
3<br />
3<br />
Total Score _______________<br />
Categories:<br />
First Class 86 - 100 points<br />
Second Class 71 - 85 points<br />
Third Class 55 - 70 points<br />
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SPANISH TIMBRADO<br />
SOCIETY OF<br />
AMERICA<br />
Founded 1998<br />
Dedicated to promoting the authentic and true<br />
Spanish Timbrado<br />
Song Canary<br />
For membership information please contact us at our website:<br />
www.spanishtimbradosocietyofamerica.com<br />
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DIVISION 18 – SPANISH TIMBRADOS<br />
Sponsor - Dorothy Eggers<br />
SECTION 1 - TEAMS<br />
Sponsor - Lazaro Perez<br />
SECTION 2 - INDIVIDUALS<br />
Sponsor - Lazaro Pereze<br />
Miguel Angel Lorenzo<br />
The Spanish Timbrado will be judged according to the norm and<br />
standards of the originally affiliated Timbrado Society to the<br />
NCBS, “ The Spanish Timbrado Society of America”. The<br />
use of the Spanish Timbrado Valenciana cage is recommended.<br />
Born with a song in their heart!<br />
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American Association of<br />
Spanish Timbrado Breeders<br />
(Founded in 1998)<br />
Spanish Timbrado<br />
Song Competition<br />
Competition<br />
Nov 30, 30, Dec Dec 1 1 & & 2, 2, 2012<br />
2012<br />
Judge: Gilberto Gilberto Haddad<br />
Haddad<br />
La La Quinta Quinta Inn Inn & & Suites<br />
Suites<br />
Miami Airport West West #980<br />
#980<br />
8730 8730 NW NW 27th 27th <strong>St</strong>reet <strong>St</strong>reet Miami, Miami, FL FL 33172<br />
33172<br />
Reservations Reservations (305) (305) 436-0830<br />
436-0830<br />
For more information contact AASTB Officers:<br />
Aliot Gonzalez - President - (561) 255-6895<br />
aliotgonzalez@hotmail.com<br />
Orlando Perez-Crespo - Vice President - (813) 781-4153<br />
David J. Benites - Past President - (619) 426-8276<br />
canariesandmore@cox.net<br />
www.spanishtimbradobreeders.com<br />
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DIVISION 19 – YOUTH<br />
Sponsor - In memory of Joe Cariker ( anonymous)<br />
John & Jane Muscato<br />
Youth College Scholarship - Since 2001, the NCBS in partnership with<br />
Higgins Premium Pet Foods, has awarded a $1,000 college scholarship to<br />
the Youth Division exhibition winner.<br />
Eligibility Requirements:<br />
The participant must have completed the 6th grade.<br />
Be present at the NCBS and comply with show catalog rules.<br />
Complete separate entry forms for each general competition division.<br />
Check the appropriate bird division for general competition on the form<br />
and also check YOUTH DIVISION. Attach the general cage tag to the<br />
left side of the cage. In addition attach a YOUTH IDENTIFICATION<br />
RIBBON to the right side of the cage.<br />
Turn in all entry sheets to the secretaries by Thursday evening of<br />
the show.<br />
Enter all birds by 7:30am on Friday of the show. Youth entries will<br />
be included in the total division count of their respective divisions.<br />
Show judges will begin judging youth division entries at 8:00 am on<br />
Friday at their respective judging stands. Only one bird from a<br />
division may qualify for the final scholarship judging.<br />
Following the youth division judging, the steward will place all youth<br />
birds in their designated classes for general competition. The youth<br />
birds, in general competition, are eligible to advance based on merit<br />
for division and other show awards.<br />
The scholarship winner will be selected by the judges who had youth<br />
entries in their division on Saturday immediately following the<br />
Scannell judging. These judges will use a score card to rank the finalist.<br />
A maximum of four scholarships may be won by any youth exhibitor. The<br />
scholarship may be used at any fully accredited college or university<br />
including community colleges, vocational schools, and technical<br />
schools. The scholarship must be used at the first Fall enrollment<br />
immediately following high school graduation. If a student accumulates<br />
more than one scholarship, only one scholarship may be used per year.<br />
Remaining scholarships must be used in consecutive years. <strong>St</strong>udents must<br />
notify the NCBS of their school enrollment and provide verification<br />
from the school. The scholarship funds will then be paid directly to<br />
the school for tuition, fees, and supplies.<br />
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