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SATURDAY Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 PAM BASSETT, AB JACQUI BENNETT, LH/SH TERESA KEIGER, AB RUSSELL WEBB, LH/SH SATURDAY Ring 1 Ring 2 Ring 3 Ring 4 PAM BASSETT, AB JACQUI BENNETT, LH/SH TERESA KEIGER, AB RUSSELL WEBB, LH/SH LH PR 11 Abyssinian 5 HHP 21 LH Kittens 19 SH PR 17 Bengal 3 HHP Final LH Kitten Final AB PR Final British SH 2 Miscellaneous 1 SH Kittens 20 Birman 5 Burmese 2 LH Kittens 19 SH Kitten Final Exotic-Tabby 1 Burmilla – LH 1 SH Kittens 20 Miscellaneous 1 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Burmilla – SH 2 AB Kitten Final LH PR 11 Maine Coon 4 Cornish Rex 6 LH PR 11 LH PR Final Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Egyptian Mau 1 SH PR 17 SH PR 17 Pers.-- Solid 1 Manx – LH 1 AB PR Final SH PR Final Pers.—Tabby 1 Ocicat 1 Abyssinian 5 Birman 5 Pers.—Particolor 1 Oriental SH 3 Bengal 3 Exotic-Tabby 1 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Russian Blue 1 British SH 2 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Burmese 2 Maine Coon 4 Ragdoll 1 Scot. Fold – SH 1 Burmilla – LH 1 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Siberian 5 Siamese 1 Burmilla – SH 2 Pers.-- Solid 1 Turkish Angora 2 Singapura 1 Cornish Rex 6 Pers.—Tabby 1 Abyssinian 5 SH CH Final Egyptian Mau 1 Pers.—Particolor 1 Bengal 3 Birman 5 Manx – LH 1 Pers.—Bicolor 4 British SH 2 Exotic-Tabby 1 Ocicat 1 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Burmese 2 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Oriental SH 3 Ragdoll 1 Burmilla – LH 1 Maine Coon 4 Russian Blue 1 Siberian 5 Burmilla – SH 2 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Turkish Angora 2 Cornish Rex 6 Pers.-- Solid 1 Scot. Fold – SH 1 LH CH Final Egyptian Mau 1 Pers.—Tabby 1 Siamese 1 Abyssinian 5 Manx – LH 1 Pers.—Particolor 1 Singapura 1 Bengal 3 Ocicat 1 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Birman 5 British SH 2 Oriental SH 3 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Exotic-Tabby 1 Burmese 2 Russian Blue 1 Ragdoll 1 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Burmilla – LH 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Siberian 5 Maine Coon 4 Burmilla – SH 2 Scot. Fold – SH 1 Turkish Angora 2 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Cornish Rex 6 Siamese 1 LH CH Final Pers.-- Solid 1 Egyptian Mau 1 Singapura 1 HHP 21 Pers.—Tabby 1 Manx – LH 1 AB CH Final HHP Final Pers.—Particolor 1 Ocicat 1 HHP 21 LH Kittens 19 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Oriental SH 3 HHP Final LH Kitten Final Pers.—Himalayan 1 Russian Blue 1 Miscellaneous 1 SH Kittens 20 Ragdoll 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 LH Kittens 19 SH Kitten Final Siberian 5 Scot. Fold – SH 1 SH Kittens 20 Miscellaneous 1 Turkish Angora 2 Siamese 1 AB Kitten Final LH PR 11 AB CH Final Singapura 1 LH PR Final HHP 21 SH PR 17 HHP Final SH PR Final SH CH Final SUNDAY Ring 5 Ring 6 Ring 7 Ring 8 JOHN ADELHOCH, AB w/LH/SH Kit MARY AUTH, AB DOREANN NASIN, AB SHARON ROY, AB w/LH/SH CH w/LH/SH PR LH Kittens 19 HHP 21 Abyssinian 5 LH PR 11 LH Kitten Final HHP Final Bengal 3 LH PR Final SH Kittens 20 LH Kittens 19 British SH 2 SH PR 17 SH Kitten Final SH Kittens 20 Burmese 2 SH PR Final Miscellaneous 1 AB Kitten Final Burmilla – LH 1 Birman 5 SH PR 17 Miscellaneous 1 Burmilla – SH 2 Exotic-Tabby 1 LH PR 11 LH PR 11 Cornish Rex 6 Exotic-Bicolor 1 AB PR Final SH PR 17 Egyptian Mau 1 Maine Coon 4 Birman 5 AB PR Final Manx – LH 1 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Exotic-Tabby 1 Birman 5 Ocicat 1 Pers.-- Solid 1 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Exotic-Tabby 1 Oriental SH 3 Pers.—Tabby 1 Maine Coon 4 Exotic-Bicolor 1 Russian Blue 1 Pers.—Particolor 1 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Maine Coon 4 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Pers.-- Solid 1 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Scot. Fold – SH 1 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Pers.—Tabby 1 Pers.-- Solid 1 Siamese 1 Ragdoll 1 Pers.—Particolor 1 Pers.—Tabby 1 Singapura 1 Siberian 5 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Pers.—Particolor 1 SH CH Final Turkish Angora 2 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Birman 5 Abyssinian 5 Ragdoll 1 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Exotic-Tabby 1 Bengal 3 Siberian 5 Ragdoll 1 Exotic-Bicolor 1 British SH 2 Turkish Angora 2 Siberian 5 Maine Coon 4 Burmese 2 Abyssinian 5 Turkish Angora 2 Norweg. Forest Cat 1 Burmilla – LH 1 Bengal 3 Abyssinian 5 Pers.-- Solid 1 Burmilla – SH 2 British SH 2 Bengal 3 Pers.—Tabby 1 Cornish Rex 6 Burmese 2 British SH 2 Pers.—Particolor 1 Egyptian Mau 1 Burmilla – LH 1 Burmese 2 Pers.—Bicolor 4 Manx – LH 1 Burmilla – SH 2 Burmilla – LH 1 Pers.—Himalayan 1 Ocicat 1 Cornish Rex 6 Burmilla – SH 2 Ragdoll 1 Oriental SH 3 Egyptian Mau 1 Cornish Rex 6 Siberian 5 Russian Blue 1 Manx – LH 1 Egyptian Mau 1 Turkish Angora 2 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Ocicat 1 Manx – LH 1 LH CH Final Scot. Fold – SH 1 Oriental SH 3 Ocicat 1 HHP 21 Siamese 1 Russian Blue 1 Oriental SH 3 HHP Final Singapura 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 Russian Blue 1 LH Kittens 19 AB CH Final Scot. Fold – SH 1 Scot. Fold – LH 1 SH Kittens 20 HHP 21 Siamese 1 Scot. Fold – SH 1 AB Kitten Final HHP Final Singapura 1 Siamese 1 Miscellaneous 1 Miscellaneous 1 AB CH Final Singapura 1 LH PR 11 LH Kittens 19 HHP 21 AB CH Final SH PR 17 SH Kittens 20 HHP Final AB PR Final AB Kitten Final PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL RINGS SHOULD TRY TO BREAK AS CLOSE TO 12:30 P.M. ON SUNDAY AS POSSIBLE FOR OUR MASK CONTEST – ESTIMATED TIME 15-20 MINUTES .
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