New Mexico Bird Club (09/30/2006) - New Mexico
Judge: Lee Horton
Exhibitors: 4
Entries: 32
Place |
Love Birds |
Best in Division |
Band Number |
1 |
Green Opaline |
Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 068 |
2 |
Violet Pied |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 01 009 |
3 |
American Cinnamon Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS ART 02 094 |
4 |
Whitefaced Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 03 001 |
5 |
Green Opaline |
Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 069 |
6 |
American Cinnamon Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 02 014 |
7 |
Green Opaline |
Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 054 |
8 |
Yellow Fischer's |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 05 036 |
9 |
Seagreen Creamino |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS MUA 00 181 |
10 |
Dilute Masked |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 03 024 |
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| Best Novice |
Medium Green |
Georgia Meners Hayes |
LBS 27M 01 001 |
| Best Junior |
Medium Seagreen Violet |
Tracy Bullington |
? |
| Best Unflighted |
Greywing Violet Pied |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 06 001 |
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| Champions |
American Cinnamon Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS LLR 99 001 |
Judge's Comments-
Judging the New Mexico show in Albuquerque is always a pleasure. This show is always well organized and they treat the judges very well :-).
It was a small show but included some outstanding birds. The first place bird a Green Opaline was not only in excellent condition but was a large full bodied bird. Size has very often held back Opalines from winning on the top bench. Not this time! The Violets in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place were all very nice birds in good condition - overality thatl a very nice group of birds was exhibited.
There is a possibility that this was their last show. I would strongly urge exhibitors to support this show. They have a good group of Bird Enthusiasts but they cannot do it alone.
New Mexico Bird Club (10/01/2006) - New Mexico
Judge: Joe De Luca
Exhibitors: 4
Entries: 32
Place |
Love Birds |
Best in Division |
Band Number |
1 |
Violet Pied |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 01 009 |
2 |
Green Opaline |
Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 069 |
3 |
Whitefaced Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 03 001 |
4 |
Blue Opaline
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Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 056 |
5 |
Green Opaline |
Betty Hall |
LBS B&S 05 068 |
6 |
Medium Green |
Georgia Meyers Hays |
LBS 27M 01 001 |
7 |
American Cinnamon Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS ART 02 094 |
8 |
Whitefaced Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS JMM 05 029 |
9 |
Graywing Violet Pied |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 06 001 |
10 |
Dilute Masked |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 02 030 |
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| Best Novice |
Medium Green |
Georgia Meyers Hays |
LBS 27M 01 001 |
| Best Unflighted |
Graywing Violet Pied |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS GSP 06 001 |
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| Champions |
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4 |
American Cinnamon Violet |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS LLR 99 001 |
5 |
OF Lutino |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS WSA 99 094 |
11 |
OF Australian Cinnamon |
Glenda Pullum |
LBS WSA 98 115 |
The show was a small show with 32 birds, but the 32 birds were all show birds in great condition and show quality. The last bird would make top bench at any other show. The first 3 birds can win any showthey go to. The blue pied is one of the best pieds I have seen, the opaline green had very good size for an opaline, WF Violet had a whiteface and I can on and on. I would like to thank my secretary, steward and ribbons person. Also the club. And Jan Ward. Thank you.
Joe |
