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THE FEDERATION POULTRY SHOW 2013 Photos: Rupert Stephenson and Tim Daniels Of Proud owners, top animals and striking breed products Part 4 Photo: “Shake it all about” by Rupert Stephenson. Best of Breed Leghorn. THE FEDERATION POULTRY SHOW 2013 Photos: Rupert Stephenson and Tim Daniels of www.poultrykeeper.com The National Federation of Poultry Clubs Show was held in Staffordshire at the County show- ground on December 21st and 22nd 2013. The Federation is one of the largest poultry shows in Great Britain. This year there were 7109 birds at the show (this includes sale pens but not the Canaries or Pigeons that were there). Rupert Stephenson and Tim Daniels went to the show to capture some of the Champions (and a few others). Left: A.J. Cumming, Reserve Champion Scotts Grey and R. Creighton, Show Champion Silver Sebright. Right: Supreme show champion, Silver Sebright bantam Pullet. Robin Creighton. Left: Scotts Grey - Reserve Show Champion. A. J. Cumming. Below: Best Large Soft Feather, Black Australorp. Mike Evans. Below: Best Rare Breed, Sulmtaler. Jane Freeman. Right: Champion Junior Handler, Eva Colduck Grant with her OEG Bantam. Below: Champion Waterfowl, White Call. Sue Bray-Hinchliffe. Left: Happy juniors with Marcel Worley. In the right is Alicia Smith with her large Cochin. (photo below) Left: Best Chinese, Marcel Worley Right: Runner Ducks, Pair. Alfie Worley, juvenile. Below, left: Appenzeller – Best of Breed, Arlene Morrison. Below, right: Araucana - BOB - Colin Booth. Above, left: Reserve Champion Australorp - Howard Carson. Middle: B.O.B. Red Dorking. Victoria Roberts. Above, right: Best Bantam Rhode ISLAND red. Jim Benson. Above: Faverolles Salmon - BOB - Marcia Gilbert. Left: Barnevelder - BOB - Matt Jones. Below, left: Best black bantam Wyandotte - R.N. Hoggarth. Middle: Best non standard Rare Breed, Thuringian - Wendy Shackle. Below, right: Best Indian Game bantam - Gavin Lawry. Above: Best White Wyandotte bantam. Mike Aston. Right: Best Large White Wyandotte. Rob Allen. Below, right: Best Light Brahma. D. & J. Short. Below: Light Sussex Bantam. Marcia Gilbert. Right: Cream Legbar - Best Autosexing breed. Angela Hayes. Above, left: Best bantam Australorp. John Taylor. Middle: Best Rumpless Araucana bantam, S.G.A. Johnson. Right: Best Rhode Island Red. Richard Everett. Above, left: Best Norfolk Grey. Alison Jones. Middle: Champion lavender Araucana, Colin Booth. Above, right: Champion Laced Wyandotte, Steve Dace. Below, left: Orpington Buff, David Pownall. Right: Best mahogany Russian Orloff. Steve Gilliver. Above: Old English Game, Ollie Stenning, juvenile. Left: Tasseled OEG Bantam - Pile - J and M Adams. Below, left: Best Yokohama. Duggs Carre. Below, right: Champion Leghorn bantam. W.Hesketh. Below: Very rare Ruhlaer Zwerg-Kaulhühner (rumples) pearl grey, Isabel and black. Jane Morgan. Left: Best of Breed Crele Dutch female. Steve Johnson. Right: Serama Bantam - Best Male - Becky Mizen. Above: Abacot Ranger - BOB - Sophie Telling. Best Light Goose, Roman. Claire Lovegrove. Left: Embden - Best Heavy Gander, C. J. Boothby. Below: Winning turkey. Sally Barnett. Above and right: Some of the Winners. Right: Champion eggs G.C. Taylor. Above: Katy (l) helping in the photo booth. Below, right: Photographer Rupert Stephenson and an Australorp. Below: Setting a photo up. In the white coat is photographer Tim Daniels. Copyright ©2014 All rights reserved by the Aviculture-Europe Foundation This is a publication by the online magazine www.aviculture-europe.nl English edition ISSN: 2352-2445 You are not allowed to copy, distribute, send or publish these texts or photos without our prior permission in writing. .
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