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Top 3 Placers by Category World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 1 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 5 011 Orchid Society Display Display by an Orchid Society, any size 001 Brigitte Fortin 001A Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Orchid Society Display 013A AOS Show Trophy & Certs AOS DeRosa Best Artistic Design (001-012) 46 015A Cattleya SPECIES EXCEPT Cattleya species except those previously known as Brassavola, Broughtonia, etc. or Allied Species 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 C bowringiana 56 015B Cattleya Hybrids EXCEPT Cattleya Hybrids EXCEPT those with parent in 016-023. Example: C. Walkerinter (walkeriana x 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 C Portia coerulea 'Sir Jeremiah Coleman' 527 016 Brassavola or Rhyncholaelia SH but NO Intergeneric Brassavola or Rhyncholaelia S & H NO INTERGENERICS example: B nodosa, Rhy digbyana, B. Little 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Brassavola nodosa 53 026 Cattleya HYBRIDS & INTERGENERICS DNR 026 CATTLEYA (H)YBRIDS & (I)NTERGENERICS OTHER THAN ABOVE (OTA) 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Blc Memoria Leona Passander x C Horace 'Maxima' AM/AOS CONFIRM COLOR 30 026D Cattleya H & I YELLOW/BRONZE/ORANGE Cattleya hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above - Yellow/Bronze/Orange 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Bc Sunset Glory Bc Richard Mueller x C purpurata World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 2 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 533 026D Cattleya H & I YELLOW/BRONZE/ORANGE Cattleya hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above - Yellow/Bronze/Orange 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 RSC Jim's Gold 52 026E Cattleya H & I - GREEN Cattleya hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above - Green 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Blc Orchidom 'Green Lady' 38 026G Cattleya H & I OTHER - splash petal or multicolor Cattleya hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above - Other colours - including splash petal and 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Lc Angel Heart 'Hihimanu' AM/AOS 530 035B Paph P/NP hybrid - GREEN/YELLOW Paphiopedilum hybrids, primary/near primary (at least one parent must be a species) - Green/Yellow 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Paph. Pinochio 528 040A Phrag besseae HYBRIDS Phrag. Primary / Near-Primary hybrids with besseae as one parent. Examples: Barbara Leann, 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Phrag. Hanne Popow 31 048 Ascocenda ALL COLORS Ascocenda (Ascocentrum x Vanda) ALL COLORS 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 V. Princess Mikasa 'Indigo' AM/AOS World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 3 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 33 051B Vanda HYBRIDS MAOC 67 Vanda hybrids, (parents in 51A) example V. Mas Los Angeles (V. Mevr. L. Velthuis x V. Sunray) 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 V crista x V testacae 55 053 Vanda ALLIES Species & Single genus hybrids Allied Vanda (not Phal) -Aerth Ceratochilus Cleis Har Holc Jum Plmths Rbq Sarc Sed Tblm tricoglottis, 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Neofinetia falcata 'Shutenno' 35 054 Vanda Allies Intergenerics Allied Vandaceous Hybrids including 053 and Intergenerics other than above, includes Neostylis, 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Neostylis Cream Puff 45 088 Oncidinae - Oncidium EQUITANT HYBRIDS Oncidium Equitant hybrids, example Tolu. Waikiki Sunset (Tolu. pulchella x guianensis) 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Tolumnia Popki 'Red' 34 116 Miscellaneous - Bifrenaria , etc. Bifrenaria, Cochleanthes, Chondrhyncha, Pescatorea, and related genera: species, hybrids, and 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Cochleanthes amazonica 37 116 Miscellaneous - Bifrenaria , etc. Bifrenaria, Cochleanthes, Chondrhyncha, Pescatorea, and related genera: species, hybrids, and 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Cochleanthes Amazing World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 4 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 32 120B Miscellaneous - Bulb, Cirr - HYBRIDS Bulbophyllum and Cirrhopetalum hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above.. 001 Bob Richter 001B Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Bulb Elizabeth Ann 'Buckleberry' FCC/AOS 60 035B Paph P/NP hybrid - GREEN/YELLOW Paphiopedilum hybrids, primary/near primary (at least one parent must be a species) - Green/Yellow 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Paph (Saiun x rothschildianum) 77 036B Paph. Complex Hybrid - GREEN/YELLOW Paphipedilum hybrids, complex - Green/Yellow 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Paph (Makuli-curtisii x Maudiae) CONFIRM COLOR 70 079 Oncidinae - Miltonia/Miltoniopsis SPECIES & Hybrid Miltonia/Miltoniopsis species and hybrids, no intergenerics 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Miltonia spectabilis v moreliana 'Janet' AM/AOS 68 090 Oncidinae - Oncidium ALLIED genera OTA - S, H, I Allied Oncidinae - ie Gomesa, Lockhartia, Ionopsis, Rodriguezia, Comparettia; Sigmatostalix 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Comparettia speciosa 66 105D Dendrobium other HYBRIDS Dendrobium hybrids - Other than above 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Den Hibiki 'Tiny Bubbles' World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 5 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 61 112 Lycastinae - Lycaste S, H, I Lycaste species, hybrids and intergenerics 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Lycaste macrophylla v Litensis 69 113 Lycastinae - Maxillaria S, H, I Maxillaria species, hybrids and intergeneric hybrids 001 Jaroslaw Luciw 001C Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Maxillaria richii 80 070 Phal & Dtps Hybrids, S or M, RED/VIOLET no marks Phalaenopsis and Doritaenopsis hybrids Red/Violet, no markings 001 Sonja Slik 001D Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Phal Kenneth Schubert 'A06255' 82 081 Oncidinae - Miltonia/Miltoniopsis INTERGENERICS Miltonia/Miltoniopsis intergeneric hybrids other than above (including Burrageara, Colmanara, 001 Ralph DiFonzo II 001E Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Colmanara Wildcat 077A MOS Trophy, Best Milt/Mtps (079-081) 85 114 Lycastinae - Zygopetalum & Allied S, H, I Zygopetalum, Promenaea, & allies s, h, i ota inc Mormolyca, Zygoneria, Hamelwellsara, Scuticaria, 001 Brenda Samiljan 001G Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Zygo. Advance Australia 'HOF' AM/AOS 87 064 Phal & Dtps H - S or M WHITE colored lip, no marks Phalaenopsis hybrids and Doritaenopsis, White with coloured lip, no markings 001 Joel Shelkrot 001H Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Phal Venus equestris x lindenii World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 6 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 97 081 Oncidinae - Miltonia/Miltoniopsis INTERGENERICS Miltonia/Miltoniopsis intergeneric hybrids other than above (including Burrageara, Colmanara, 001 Joel Shelkrot 001H Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Odcdm Wildcat 'Green Valley' 88 130 HYBRID Grown in the Home (SEE NOTE) HYBRID Grown in the Home - HYBRID 001 Joel Shelkrot 001H Massachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Phal Venus equestris x lindenii 251 110B Pleurothallidinae - Masdevallia HYBRIDS Masdevallia hybrids 001 Joe Rajunas 001I Masachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Masdevallia Elle 254 110B Pleurothallidinae - Masdevallia HYBRIDS Masdevallia hybrids 001 Joe Rajunas 001I Masachusetts Orchid Society # 3 Masdevallia Machu Picchu 'Crown Point' 387 051B Vanda HYBRIDS MAOC 67 Vanda hybrids, (parents in 51A) example V. Mas Los Angeles (V. Mevr. L. Velthuis x V. Sunray) 001 Charles Briggs 001J Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 V Robert's Delight 423 051A Vanda SPECIES Vanda species, includes Euanthe. I.E coerulea, dearii, denisoniana, tricolor but EXCLUDING SPECIES 001 Emory Griffin-Noyes 001K Massachusetts Orcjid Society # 2 Neofinetia falcata 'Beniougi' World of Orchids November 6, 2015 Page 7 Top 3 Placers By Category Ticket Number Classification Ref Classification Description Exhibitor Ref Exhibit Area Display Ref Exhibitor Name Place In Class Plant Name Special Awards 521 018 Encyclia (Prosthechea) S & H NO INTERGENERICS Encyclia species (pseudobulbs) & Hybrids -NO INTERGENERICS Examples: cochleata, radiata; Psh. 001 Brandt Moran 001M Massachusetts Orchid Society # 2 Enc cochleata 519 026E Cattleya H & I - GREEN Cattleya hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above - Green 001 Brandt Moran 001M Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Blc Port of Paradise 'Emerald Isle' FCC/AOS 520 035D Paph P/NP hybrid - RED/PINK Paphiopedilum hybrids, primary/near primary (at least one parent must be a species) - Red/Pink 001 Brandt Moran 001M Massachusetts Orchid Society # 1 Paph Darling 517 120A Miscellaneous
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