2015 FCF Show Program - Florida Canary Fanciers

Florida Canary Fanciers
19th Annual Canary and Finch
Show
December 11th-13th,
2015
Divisions in:
Type
Colorbred Lipochrome
Colorbred Lipochrome Ticked
Colorbred Melanin
Colorbred New Color Melanin
Colorbred Teams (All)
Finch
American Singers
German Rollers
IFCCA, (Irish Fancy Canary
Club of America) National
At The: Ramada
Gateway Hotel
7470 W. Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy.
Kissimmee, Florida 34747
Phn: 407-396-4400
Table Of Contents Page
(Front Cover sponsor—Laraine’s Lady Gouldian)
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Table of contents
Welcome Letter from FCF
FCF Club Charter
Sponsors page
2015 FCF Club Officers page
FCF 2015 19th Annual Canary and Finch Show Rules
FCF 2014 Show winners
2014 FCF Show overall schedule
Type, Colorbred, Finch and salesroom Schedule
German Rollers Show Schedule
American Singers Show Schedule
Type Judge Bio—Armando Lee
Irish Fancy US National Type Judge: Linda Hogan
Colorbred Judge Bio—Robert Trincado
American Singer Judge Bio—Judy Snider
German Roller Judge Bio—Steve Billmire
Finch Judge Bio—Kenneth Gunby
Division 1—Type Birds
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Section 1—Border Fancy
Columbus Fancy—Standards
Section 2—Columbus Fancy Crested / Section 3—Columbus Fancy Smooth Head
Fife Fancy Standards
Section 4—Fife Fancy
Section 5—Gloster Corona and standards
Section 6—Gloster Consort and standards
Section 7—Irish Fancy and standards
Section 8—Lizard and standards
Section 9—Norwich and standards
Section 10—Raza Espanola and Standards
Section 11—Scot Fancy and Standards
Section 12—Stafford Crested and standards
Section 13—Stafford Non-Crested, Clear and Variegated
Section 14—Stafford Crested Melanin/Section 15—Stafford Non-Crested Melanin
Section 16—Yorkshire and standards
Parisian Frill Standards
Northern Dutch and Southern or Dutch Frill Standards
German Crested Standards
Section 17—Frills / Section 18—Any other variety
Division 11—Lipochrome Colorbred
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Section 1—Red Ground Intensive / Section 2—Red Ground Frost
Section 3—Yellow Ground Intensive / Section 4—Yellow Ground Frost
Section 5—White Ground Dominant
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Division 2 Continued
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Section 6—White Ground Recessive / Section 7—Red Ivory Intensive
Section 8—Red Ivory Frost / Section 9—Yellow Ivory Intensive
Section 10—Yellow Ivory Frost / Section 11—Red Mosaic Females
Section 12—Red Mosaic Males / Section 13—Yellow Mosaic Females
Section 14—Yellow Mosaic Males / Section 15—Yellow Mosaic Males
Section 16—All Rubinos
Section 17– All Lutinos
Division 3—Colorbred Ticked Lipochrome Canaries
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Section 1—Ticked Red Ground Intensive / Section 2—Ticked Red Ground Frost
Section 3—Ticked Yellow Ground Intensive
Section 4—Ticked Yellow Ground Frost / Section 5-Ticked White Ground Dom.
Section 6-Ticked White Ground Rec. / Section 5-Ticked White Albino
Section 8-Ticked Red Ivory Frost / Section 9-Ticked Red Ivory Frost
Section 10-Ticked Yellow Ivory Int. / Section 11-Ticked Yellow Ivory Frost
Section 12—Ticked Red Mosaic Females / Section 13-Ticked Red Mosaic Males
Section 14-Ticked Yellow Mosaic Fem./ Section 15-Ticked Yellow Mosaic Males
Section 16-All Ticked Rubinos / Section 17-All Ticked Lutinos
Division 4 Melanin Colorbred—Classic
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Section 1—Black Red Intensive / Section 2-Black Red Frost
Section 3—Brown Red Int. / Section 4-Brown Red Frost
Section 5-Red Agate and Isabel
Section 6-All Ivory Melanin / Section 7-Yellow Ground Melanin Intensive
Section 8-Yellow Ground Melanin Frost / Section 9-White Ground Mel. Intensive
Section 10-White Melanin Frost / Section 11-Classic Melanin Red Mosaic Male
Section 12-Classic Melanin Red Mosaic Female
Division 5 Colorbred New Color Melanin
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Section 1—All Opals
Section 2-All Phaeo Inos / Section 3-All Satinettes / Section 4-All Ground Colors
Section 5-All Onyx
Section 6– All Topaz
Section 7-All Cobalt’s
Divisions 6-9 Colorbred Teams
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Division 6-Colorbred Teams Lipochrome / Division 7-Colorbred Teams Lip Ticked
Division 8-Colorbred Teams—Mel. / Division 9– Colorbred Teams New Color Melanin
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American Singer Canary Confirmation
Roller Canary
Finch– NFSS General Standards for Finch and Softbills
Division 11—All Finch and Softbill Sections
Mules—Sections 12, 13 and 14
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Welcome All, to the Florida Canary Fanciers
2015—19th Annual Canary Show
We at the Florida Canary Fanciers are very proud to present again
our annual show the year. This is our 19th Annual Show and we are also
very happy to be the only show in Florida to host, Type, Colorbred, German Rollers, American Singers, and Finches. This is our 19th year and
the forth for Finches, now all competing in our show. A Show of this size
and scope is not easy to organize logistically and economically, but
thanks to many members, generous contributors and many affiliated sister
clubs, the 19th Annual Show is a reality. Our Show provides, as the spirit
of the day, a friendly, yet competitive atmosphere among all fellow breeders.
The FCF is also proud to present a fine, well qualified professional
group of judges, which are known by their expertise and experience in
their respective specialties. FCF has always been careful in selection of
judges for our shows and this year was no exception. We welcome our
judges and extend to them our gratitude for coming and sharing in our
show.
We wish luck to all of our exhibitors, some from distant places, and
we hope you will be pleased in your stay at the Ramada Gateway Hotel,
Kissimmee, Florida. I as the President and Brian as our Show Chairman,
want to thank all of our friends in the fancy and all of the contributors for
their help. Everyone enjoy your stay and good luck to all
Brian Byrne
2015 General Show Chairman
Mike Corbeil
President
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Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc.
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
maintain and improve the standards of perfection for each type of canary.
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. Officers are: President, Vice President,
Treasurer, Secretary, and General Show Chairman. Appointed Committee
Chairman include: Bird Band Chairman, Newsletter Editor, Webmaster
and Membership Chair. The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. hosts a bird
show each fall and supports both locally and nationally.
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. makes available bands, which can be
purchased from the Band Chairman by its members.
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. publishes a newsletter, which includes
the minutes of the previous meeting, Treasurers report, Show Report, and
any other items contributed by members.
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. meets on the third Sunday of every other month. Location of meetings will be announced in the newsletter.
Membership Dues are $35 per year, January to December (no pro-rate).
Make checks payable to: Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc.
Send to: Ruth Ann Stearns—Membership and Bird Chairman
P.O. Box 120279
Clermont, Florida 34712-0279
[email protected]
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Sponsorships
The Florida Canary Fanciers submit our greatest and sincere thanks to those members
and companies who have graciously sponsored our show.
Commercial Sponsors:
The Higgins Group
The Bird Show
Laraine’s Ladygouldian.com
Division / Personal / Club Sponsors
Cora Rovira
Enrique Rovira
Ruth Ann & Jim Stearns
Sara Palmer
Terry Spreeman
Ninez Giles
Luis Martinez
Brian Byrne
Joe Kellman
Humberto Delgado
Francis Martin
Mike Corbeil
Carl Beirs
George Traveria
Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
Cesar Etayo
Carol Boylan
Barbara Tilden
Lauran Ogburn
Jim Sillers, DVM
Alex Villarreal, DVM
Irish Fancy Canary Club of America
Suncoast Canary and Finch Club
Carl Beirs —Staffords
Sunshine Rollers Club
Club Affiliations
National Colorbred Association (NCA)
National Finch & Softbill Society (NFSS)
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Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc. 2015 Officers
President:
Vice President:
Secretary:
Treasurer:
General Show Chairman:
Type Chairman:
Colorbred Chairman:
American Singer Chairman:
German Roller Chairman:
Finch Chairman:
Show Secretary:
Bird Band Chairman:
Membership Chairman:
Newsletter Editor:
Webmaster:
Mike Corbeil
Humberto Delgado
Cora Rovira
Ruth Ann Stearns
Brian Byrne
Brian Byrne
Humberto Delgado
Brenda Varhola
George Traveria
Joe Kellman
Wilfred Ortiz
Ruth Ann Stearns
Ruth Ann Stearns
Mike Corbeil
Van To
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc.
Officers, Chair Persons and Members wish to thank all the
Corporate Sponsors for their support
Of our annual show.
All of the membership, wish to state our greatest appreciation to
all the affiliated clubs who have joined us here at our show. Your
contributions and affiliation is regarded in the highest of terms.
We truly consider you friends and one with us as truly one family.
Our goals are to benefit you as much as you us. Working together
for the betterment of all, is a sincere goal and one we take very seriously. We all share our love of everything canary, thus we are
friends and family of a unified goal.
Thank you all sincerely
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Florida Canary Fanciers
Rules for Annual FCF Bird Show
2015
Note: The following rules, having been presented and ratified by the general membership at a regular FCF meeting, are presently in force and effective at the annual FCF Bird Show.
1- All canaries must be banded with closed bands in order to be accepted for competition. Unbanded
finches will be accepted if they follow the NFSS rules.
2- Judging at the FCF Show will begin promptly at 8:00am each day the show is in effect.
3- The entry fee will be $3.00 per bird. There is no limit to the number of entries an exhibitor/ competitor may enter.
4- Each competitor must fill out one entry sheet for each division in which his/her birds will be competing. The divisions to be judged are: Type, Lipochrome, Lipochrome Ticked, Melanin, New Color,
Teams, and Finch.
5- A novice is any exhibitor showing his/her birds for the first year. When a Novice enters the competition, he/she will mark each entry form with an “N” to indicate his/her first year status.
6- Entries for the show should be checked in at the front desk and within the holding area no later than
10 minutes before the judging begins. Judging begins at 8:00am, Saturday, December 12th, 2015, for
this show. Front desk and all checks in will be stopped and deemed complete at 7:50am this day.
7- All birds must be checked in by the show management. If leaving the show early for any reason, exhibitors should contact the stewards on duty in his/her division. After birds are checked in, they are under the care of the show management. They will not be handled by anyone other than those given authority to do so by the Show Manager. Birds in competition will be released to their owners by the
show stewards at the completion of the show.
8- Only stewards shall have access to the staging area once a bird is checked in for competition. Exhibitors must make the show stewards aware when they need access to their personal entries.
9- The general public will have viewing area available to them for the purpose of watching the competition. Otherwise, non-exhibitors shall not have access to any birds in competition but will be able to frequent the venders selling at the show.
10- Exhibitors are responsible for consulting the show catalogue to be certain that their entries are labeled with the proper class and division information. The show management accepts no responsibility
for any inaccuracy that may exist. Birds will be entered in the class and section number indicated on the
entry blank. Classification and committee members will be available to those who need help completing this task. Judges can preview the classifications prior to judging to insure that the correct classifications have been, made by the entrants. The judge will have the final say on acceptance or disqualification or reclassification of any bird entered erroneously in the wrong division or class.
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Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc.
Rules for Annual Show
2015—continued
11- The FCF will not be responsible for any accidents, loss or damage to any exhibitor’s property.
12- The show management reserves the right to reject any or all entries. All birds must be healthy and in
a sanitary environment to be accepted for entry in the FCF Show. Where questions exists, the Show
Manager shall have the final say on acceptance or refusal for entry in the competition. This rule applies
to venders at the show as well.
13- The decisions of the judges are final.
14- The FCF advocates the use of regulation show cages. Each cage should comply with the standard of
the species and be in sanitary condition overall. The owner of each bird in the show is responsible for
providing food and water for their entries.
15- Anyone, other than the Show Manager, found tampering with the tags of any show cages is libel for
having ALL of his/her entries disqualified. Anyone found to have been cheating by dyeing or tinting
birds will be immediately evicted from the show and banned from exhibiting in future shows for as long
as the FCF deems appropriate. Such a finding will be shared throughout all sister clubs and shows.
16- The FCF will provide a limited number of sales tables in the sales room. These are supplied as a
courtesy and come with a first come first served basis.
17- Each breeder or vender at the FCF Show is responsible for securing his/her own Florida Wildlife
license to sell and/or exhibit birds.
18- A formal presentation of awards will be held by FCF when all of the entries in all divisions have
been judged, These awards and presentation are limited to Type, Colorbred and Finch's, all song categories will hold their own, but will notify FCF management of all winners for publication. The awards will
be presented to winners of each division by the FCF Show Manager and Exhibition Judges.
19- Entries may be removed from the show hall after the formal presentation of awards. The Show Manager will make an announcement as to when entrants may remove their birds with the assistance of the
club stewards. No entry will be removed until the stewards check the entry form and show tag. Stewards
will control the removal of all birds from the Show site.
20- Any and all rules listed and stated here have been accepted and placed forward , any questions or
clarification can be supplied by asking any show management, any final word is the Show Chairman's
period.
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The Suncoast Canary &
Finch Club
Wishes all the Exhibitors the
Best of Luck at the
2015 Florida Canary
Fanciers Annual Show
May the best birds win!
Please visit our website: www.suncoastcanaryandfinchclub.com
Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/SuncaoastCanaryAndFinchClub
Meetings: First Wed. every month @ 7pm, Collingswood Animal Hospital
1419 Collingswood Blvd., Port Charlotte, FL. Everyone is Welcome!
Good Luck!....Enjoy the Show!
Enrique Rovira, DMD
Family Dentistry
407-282-6380
5110 Curry Ford RD
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Orlando, Fl. 32812
2015—19th Annual Florida Canary Fanciers
Show Events Schedule
Thursday, December 10th, 2015
Limited official show business, some people arriving and checking in only. Rollers will begin
this day setting up at 1pm, then checking in birds at 3pm until complete. All other show rooms
WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE,
Rooms for all category's are as follows:
Type / Colorbred / Finches and Salesroom: Building A, Convention Center Salons 1-5
Rollers: Building J, Judging room 116 / Holding room 118 ( Full show schedule on page 33)
Singers: Building J, Judging room 122 / Holding room 120 (Full show schedule on page 34)
Friday, December 11th, 2015
*Judges to be picked up at the airport, or arriving via personal automobiles, and people checking in. All show rooms and keys acquired and ready for load in, at 1pm, coordinated via Ruth
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8am—Rollers begin judging
1pm—all show rooms available for all groups to load in—load in begins
1pm—Main hall, Type/Colorbred/Finch and Sales room set up
Main hall, Type/Colorbred/Finch bird check in and sales room available for drop off only,
from 4pm—6pm. (Set up of room and check in commencing)
Main FCF Business table open and available for all Club and Show Business. This table
will be manned by Ruth Ann Stearns and all club and show business will be occurring.
6pm– Set up and Type/Colorbred/Finch/ Salesroom closes and is complete for following
days show.
7pm– Dinner for all who wish to attend at Hotel
8pm– 2015, 19th Annual FCF show opening ceremony for all, Same room as dinner
Opening ceremony to include the introductions of all judges, words about club, show and
welcoming performed by Mike Corbeil FCF President. Show rules and any and all show
changes and pertinent information provided by Brian Byrne, FCF General Show Chairman.
We ask all judges and club officers to remain after the ceremony concludes for pictures. All
judges are requested to either between 5pm and 6pm to get with Ruth Ann Stearns, FCF
Treasure to conclude and settle all expenses, or to remain and touch base and conclude
their travel business after the opening ceremony, again with Ruth Ann Stearns.
9pm– All show aspects closed
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Type, Colorbred, Finch and Sales room
(Specific Finch Room Schedule listed on separate page, please review)
Saturday, December 12th, 2015
6:00am-Breakfast will be open and begin serving at 6am in the hotel restaurant.
7am—All rooms available and final touches made. Main room will have FCF personnel available for memberships, bands and any club business to be conducted.
7am-7:50am —Type, Colorbred and Finch—Bird check in continues, (all registration and bird entries, close hard at 7:50am. Judging to commence at 8am sharp.
8am—Bird sales room opens—Type, Colorbred and Finch begin judging. All
are asked to arrange and schedule lunch break for the arranged lunch at hotel to
start at 12pm noon and be complete at 1pm. Colorbred and Finches Judging will
judge until complete, following the show catalogue order. Type Division order as
follows: Borders, Columbus Fancy, (Crested then Smooth Head), Fife, Gloster Corona, Gloster Consort. Then the Type judge takes a break and the Irish Fancy National judge will take over to Judge the IF National. When complete, The Type
judge will resume with the Lizards, Norwich, Raza's, Scots Fancy, Staffords,
(Crested, Non-Crested Clear & Var., Crested Melanin, and Non Crested Melanin),
Yorkshires, Frills and AOV. Judging for Colorbred will follow the colorbred divisions as printed in the show catalogue.
12pm-1pm—Type, Colorbred, finch & Salesroom closes for scheduled lunch arranged at hotel
1pm—Type, Colorbred, Finch and Salesroom re-opens and continues judging
4pm-5pm—All Type, Colorbred judging completes
4pm-5pm—Awards ceremony for all Type and Colorbred, Sales room remains
open—Sales room closes at 5pm and load out commences.
Schedule continues on next page
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Schedule continued from previous page
Saturday, December 12th, 2015
5pm—all show business and show sales room closed and clean up, load out begins.
5pm– 50/50 and Raffle commences in the type/colorbred room, and all trophies
and awards handed out for winners. Trophies and award money to be presented, as
well as pictures are requested by all involved. There will many items of great value
in our raffle this year, please take advantage of the great savings to buy a chance at
any and all of them.
After awards ceremony,
Raffle and 50/50 drawing to be held. When all is concluded load out begins. All
winners tabulated and logged, all official winners documentation filled out and
handed in to FCF show chairman.
Please be prepared, the FCF staff works very hard to perform everything involved
with all aspect of the show. As in all shows, your patience is requested in the aspect
of retrieving and removal of your birds, that were exhibited. This is for yours and
everyone's safety. When someone try's to remove birds early, it creates a very large
problem. There is so much going on, we can not insure the safety of all bird’s if
someone is doing their own thing. We respectfully ask for your understanding, we
also will stop you and remove you until it is deemed safe for all to be removed.
This allows for the FCF staff and stewards to assist and insure the safety of all exhibitors birds. We have never had a bird stolen , but it has occurred at many a
show. This is specifically why we ask for your patience. The only way we can insure for all birds and exhibiters is to police this area with your help and assistance
is this aspect. When all is deemed complete, any and all may begin retrieving their
birds. Many people travel great distances to be at our show, so everyone is treated
with the same respect and governing rules, without exception. If you do not follow
these rules you will be removed from the room until all is complete and then allowed back in to retrieve your birds. Thank you for your understanding. Everyone
working the show has many aspects to cover, your asking for special treatment
means others will have to wait because of you. Of course under special circumstances we will accommodate you, but please respect that a special circumstance
truly must be just that.
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Finch Room
Saturday, December 12th, 2015
7am– Set up continues as does bird check in
7:50am– Set up and registration is complete and closed
8:00am– Judging begins at 8am sharp
All judging will follow the judges order, and be conducted and stewarded by the
Finch staff. Judging will commence at 8am and continue until complete. When
complete, Ken Gunby, the Certified NFSS Judge will list and log all winners for
the applying of all NFSS winners points. These sheets and information will be presented to the FCF General Show Chairman, Brian Byrne, for logging and submission to NFSS. If the General Show Chairman is busy or not available, the sheets
will be personally handed to the FCF Club President, Mike Corbeil. This is to insure we receive them, and they can be presented for documentation to NFSS without delay of problems. All awards will be presented and photos taken and Finch
show portion complete. Birds may be gathered by exhibitors for removal at this
time.
At the conclusion of all of these aspects, Mr. Ken Gunby will speak and address
any and all questions, a question and answer period for all in the finch room. This
is a great benefit and highly valuable time, since Mr. Gumby's experience,
knowledge and personality is so highly respected and beneficial to all.
12pm– All Finch business is concluded and complete. Room will be closed and
locked and lunch will commence in the hotel restaurant.
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Rollers : Building J, Judging room 116, Holding room 118
German Rollers, presented and sponsored by the Sunshine Rollers
Thursday, December 10th
1pm—Check in and room set up,
3pm—Bird check in begins until complete
Friday, December 11th
8:00am—Judging begins in room 116
Breaks and Lunch will be scheduled and taken when time allows
5:00pm—Judging for this day completes
6:00pm—All functions complete
7:00pm—Dinner
8:00pm—2015 FCF Show opening ceremony, same room as dinner
9:00pm—All complete for the day
Saturday, December 12th
7:30am—Judging begins again in room 116
12:00-1:00pm—Lunch for all at hotel
4:00-5:00pm—Judging concludes, this will be an approximate defined by how
many entries
If judging must continue we will do so until complete.
Awards and close of show
Sunday, December 13th
No official show business this day
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American Singers: Building J, Judging room 122, Holding room 120
Judge: Judy Snider / Show Chair: Ninez Giles
Thursday, December 10th, 2015
No Show Business this day
Friday, December 11th, 2015
4:00-8:00pm– Set up and Bird check in
7:00pm—Dinner in Hotel Restaurant
8:00pm—2015 FCF Show opening ceremony, same room as dinner
9:00pm—Bird Check in continues until complete
Saturday, December 12th, 2015
7-8:50am—Any final check bird check ins and ready for judging
9:00am—Judging begins
All judging and breaks will be at the judges and American Singer Show Chairman’s discretion and organized via the judge and show chair through out the day.
12:00-1:00pm—Lunch for all at hotel
1:00pm—Judging resumes and continues until all is complete
When all judging is complete, winning birds verified and documented, awards
handed out show will be concluded.
Sunday, December 13th, 2015
No Official Show business this day
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Type Judge
Armando Lee
Hello my name is Armando J. Lee and I would like to take the opportunity to thank you for selecting me to judge your Type Canary Division.
I’ve had many different types of birds as pets since I was 10 years
old. In 1985 I began breeding birds to exhibit at shows. I’ve bred and
exhibited Borders, Fifes, Glosters, Lizards, Scott Fancies, as well as Colorbred canaries and Finches. Because I reside in Southwest Florida I am
able to keep my birds in the outdoor section of my aviary all year. However, I set my breeding pairs indoors.
I am a Panel Judge for the National Colorbred Association and the
National Finch and Softbill Society. I have judged in Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale, Tampa and Miami in Florida, Chicago, Georgia, Missouri, New Jersey,
New Orleans, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington, Puerto
Rico and Canada. I am honored to have been chosen to judge the National Cage Bird Show and the Great American Bird Show.
My wife, who also shares an interest in birds, usually accompanies
me to as many bird shows as possible. We both enjoy traveling and the
wonderful friends we have made through this hobby.
Professionally, I am a Certified General Contractor and a Licensed
Real Estate Broker. I am employed in our family business. I am looking
forward to greeting old friends and for the opportunity of making new
ones.
I wish all exhibitors, the directors, and members the very best in
this forthcoming show.
Sincerely,
Armando J. Lee
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Irish Fancy National Judge
Linda Hogan, Wichita, Kansas
My first canary memory was early childhood as my mother raised about 100 canaries
each year. During the breeding season, she was always finding a young chick which she said
needed hand feeding. I would use a toothpick to stuff its crop with egg food. It never occurred to
me that each time it was a different chick! I still have a weakness for hand feeding although I
rarely do it as the mothers food is far superior. When I was 16, I adopted an elderly
"grandmother" and she raised German rollers. I would sit for hours and listen to her green roller
singers. I banded my first birds in 1980. I achieved master breeder exhibitor status in color-bred
canaries and German Rollers. I became a judge and hold judging credentials from the Central
States Roller Canary, National Colorbred, Stafford Canary, North American Border and Old Varieties Canary Associations. I have judged shows all over the US including Puerto Rico and Canada. My book "The Complete Canary Handbook, Canary Tales" is in its 14th edition and sells
worldwide. In a typical year, I breed around 150 canaries. My current aviary includes German
Rollers, Borders, Stafford’s, and Colorbreds.
Author of the top selling
And popular book, “A Complete
Canary Handbook, A Collection
Of Canary Tails”
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Colorbred Judge: Mr. Robert Trincado
As a young boy I have always loved birds...I have been raising canaries for
approximately 40 years. My birds have won many awards including several "Best in
Show", Higgins and the coveted Scannel....
During this time I have judged many shows throughout the United States,
Canada and Puerto Rico and i am familiar with lipochrome, melanin and new mutations...... I am a National Colorbred Association certified judge and I have been on
the Board of Directors of the Color Bred Canary Club of Miami for many years as
well as the National Color Bred Association..
I look forward to being one of the judges at the Florida Canary Fanciers 2015
Show in Orlando and wish everybody the very best"....
Robert Trincado
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American Singer Judge
Judy Snider
"I began raising The American Singer in 1979 and received my judging card in 1984, the same
year my first grand champion was hatched, who is still the highest scoring AS (most total points) in
our record keeping, a feat equaled only by his nephew two years later. With quite a bit of luck in my
early days I became a master breeder early on, not an easy feat these days since it requires winning
ten bests-in-show at American Singer competitions. I have judged the National competition several
times and judged in most states. At this point in time I am the longest continuously-serving judge.
Over the years I have done some writing on behalf of my beloved American Singer, having served
as "Cagebird" columnist nearly 10 years. I am proud to be a founder and charter member of my local
chapter, DRAGON, Chapter 22 of the American Singers Club, serving now as newly elected president, and to have been associated these many years with this wonderful song canary and the fanciers who prefer it, since I believe our courageous songbird best expresses the innovative, adaptable American personality, remaining cool under competitive pressure. As great as the bird is, the
fanciers are even better.
I believe the cultivation and encouragement of the novice is the most important responsibility of
the chapters and of the ASC judges. I regard it as a privilege to hear and judge the songs of your
American Singer Canaries here in Florida. A little known fact about me is that my favorite hobby other than training and exhibiting the American Singer is putting on old clothes and grabbing my field
glasses to bird the cloud plateaus and rain forests of Central America with my husband. My life's list
now exceeds a thousand exotic birds, though none sings like the American Singer!"
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German Roller Judge: Steve Billmire
Steve Billmire is from the SF Bay Area. He is an active aviculturist who started with
birds in Hayward, CA. at the age of 9. He raised Roller and Homing Pigeons outdoors and a
flew the birds after school with friends. He currently resides in Leona Valley, CA. and his
outdoor aviary is home to over 150 German Roller Canaries and Colorbred Melanin Red
Factors. He is an activist for the promotion and improvement of the German Roller Song Canary. He is a member of the Oakland International Roller Canary Club (OIRCC) and Central
States Association. He supports the local California Canary Clubs and Shows each year. He
is an active exhibitor of both German Rollers and Red Factors who enjoys the competition of
the fall bird shows. In 2009 he received his Roller Canary Judge Certification from the Central States Roller Canary Association. He enjoys open discussion and education regarding the
Roller Canary Song with all fanciers. Following completion of the Roller Show Judging he
enjoys holding Song seminars, which are designed to stimulate open discussion and educate
new Roller Canary Fanciers on the basics and complexities of the Roller Canary Song. He
has been trained and mentored by many well known Roller Canary Breeders and Judges such
as Jim Naquin, Sam Barr, Dan Agrella, Fred Probstel, David Bopp and Linda Hogan. His
current passion includes the propagation of quality Green Intensive, Opal, Brown and White
Roller Canaries. During the last few years he has successfully brought back the intensive
feather to the German Roller Canary, a characteristic which has been lost in the Rollers over
the past 30 years.
His email address is: [email protected] , website: http://stevesbirds.com/
Steve is honored to judge the Rollers at this years Sunshine Show within the Florida Canary
Fanciers 19th annual show, and considers this an opportunity to learn and hear birds.
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Finch Judge Kenneth Gunby
NFSS Finch Judge—Kenneth H Gunby
I have live in Jacksonville, Florida since 1998. I am self-employed and love what I do. I am a
Licensed Massage Therapist and have been doing that for ten years.
I have been raising and showing birds since 1982. I am a member of the National Finch and
Softbill Society, North American Parrot Society, and the Society of Parrot Breeders and Exhibitors. I
am a Judge for NFSS and NAPS and I truly enjoy judging and looking at peoples birds. I learn so much
from other breeders and I hope they learn a few things from me.
My two greatest thrills were winning the Great American in 1988 with an African Grey and the
Nationals in San Diego with a Derbyan Parakeet. I am still working on getting my Hawkheads to breed
for me but as of today I still have not been successful with them. I recently fell in love with Rubino Rosella's, and have been very successful with them and I have raised many in the last two years. I look
forward to more experiences with these interesting little birds.
I would like to thank the club and your Show Committee for asking me to judge your show.
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Division 1 Type
Section 1 Borders
Old Cock
101
105
109
113
117
121
125
129
133
137
141
145
Young Cock
102
106
110
114
118
122
126
130
134
138
142
146
Yellow Clear or Ticked
Buff Clear of Ticked
White Clear or Ticked
Yellow Green Lightly Variegated
Buff Green Lightly Variegated
Yellow Green Heavily Variegated
Buff Green Heavily Variegated
Yellow Cinnamon Lightly Variegated
Buff Cinnamon Lightly Variegated
Yellow Cinnamon Heavily Variegated
Buff Cinnamon Heavily Variegated
White With A.O.C. Lightly Variegated
Old Hen
103
107
111
115
119
123
127
131
135
139
143
147
Young Hen
104
108
112
116
120
124
128
132
136
140
144
148
Border Fancy Canaries—Standard of Excellence
Head and Neck 10 Points: Head well-rounded and neat when viewed from any angle, beak fine, eyes clear
and positioned to rest on an imaginary line as an extension to the line between the upper and lower mandible
of the beak, very slightly forward of the central point of the head. Neck rather fine, in keeping with the head
and flowing smoothly into the body lines and of sufficient length to give a free, jaunty look to the head carriage.
Body 15 Points: Well filled and nicely rounded running in a smooth downward curve from the gentle,
smooth rise of the shoulders to the point of the tail. The chest is also nicely rounded, but not heavy. The line
of the curve to the root of the tail always being downwards. Viewing from above and behind the body outline should be symmetrically pear shaped.
Wings 10 Points: Compact and carried close to the body, covering the back with primary and secondary
flight feathers meeting at the tips. Out flight tips to meet at the root of the tail. Primaries and secondary's to
be pointed.
Legs and Feet 5 Points: Legs of medium length and showing a little thigh. The legs should be fine yet in
harmony with the size of the bird and allowing it to adopt a gay, jaunty stance. Feet in keeping with legs,
both to be clean and without blemish.
Plumage 10 Points: Close, firm and fine quality, presenting a smooth, silken, glossy appearance, free from
brownness, frill or roughness.
Tail 5 Points: Close packed and narrow, being nicely rounded and well filled in at the root.
Position and Carriage 15 Points: Semi-erect standing at an angle of about 60 degrees. Gay and Jaunty with
a full poise of the head.
Color 15 Points: Rich, soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout, but extreme depth and hardness,
such as color feeing gives, are debarred. Any exhibit being color fed will be disqualified.
Size 5 Points: The ideal length from top of the head to the tip of the tail is 5 1/2 inches, length should be
proportional and balance with other features of the bird.
Health 10 Points: Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight.
100 Points total
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Columbus Fancy Canary
The Following Are The Standards Approved in 1998
Color: 15 Points. Natural; bright and rich throughout; color-fed or bred bot accepted
Body: 20 Points. Well rounded; chest is broad and full; back wide and full; neck heavy and
full blending smoothly from head to shoulders; having a slightly tubular appearance.
Smooth Head: 20 Points. Large and wide in proportion with the robust size of the bird; rounded from front to back and side to side with a rise over beak; showing brows; eyes bright;
unobstructed; beak short.
Crest: 20 Points. A wide oval blending smoothly into the back of the head and neck feathers;
length not to exceed beyond the tip of the beak or obscure the eyes; well centered over
the eye; set close to the skull without splits, horns or bare spots; eyes bright’ unobstructed; beak short.
Feathers: 10 Points. Neat; silky; smoothly follows the contour of the body.
Wings: 5 Points. Evenly set; carried close to the body wit tips touching at the base of the tail.
Tail: 5 Points. Short; compact; straight; carried rigidly.
Legs and Feet: 5 Points. Neat; stocky; set well back’ showing no thigh.
Size: 10 Points. Substantial; all parts in proportion; ideal length 6 inches.
General Appearance: 10 Points. Alert; steady; clean and healthy; no cobbiness or feather
frills; stands at a 45 degree angle over the perch; moves readily from perch to perch;
shown in Columbus Fancy show cage.
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Division 1 Type
Section 2 Columbus Fancy Crested
Old Cock
201
205
209
213
217
221
225
229
233
237
241
245
249
253
Young Cock
202
206
210
214
218
222
226
230
234
238
242
246
250
254
Yellow, Clear body, Clear, dark or Grizzle Crest
Buff, Clear body, Clean, dark or Grizzled Crest
White, Clear body, Clean, dark or grizzled Crest
Yellow Variegated
Buff Variegated
White Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Variegated
Yellow Heavy Variegated
Buff Heavy Variegated
White Heavy Variegated
Yellow Green, self or foul
Buff Green, self or foul
Blue, self or foul
Cinnamon, self or foul
Old Hen
203
207
211
215
219
223
227
231
235
239
243
247
251
255
Young Hen
204
208
212
216
22224
228
232
236
240
244
248
252
256
Old Hen
303
307
311
315
319
323
327
331
335
339
343
347
351
355
Young Hen
304
308
312
316
320
324
328
332
336
340
344
348
352
356
Division 1 Type
Section 3 Columbus Fancy Smooth Head
Old Cock
301
305
309
313
317
321
325
329
333
337
341
345
349
353
Young Cock
302
306
310
314
318
322
326
330
334
338
342
346
350
354
Yellow, clear, or ticked
Buff, clear, or ticked
White, clear, or ticked
Yellow Variegated
Buff Variegated
White Variegated
Cinnamon or Fawn Variegated
Yellow Heavy Variegated
Buff Heavy Variegated
White Heavy Variegated
Yellow Green, Self or foul
Buff Green, Self or foul
Blue, Self or foul
Cinnamon, Self or foul
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Julington Creek Aviary
Jacksonville, Florida
George Traveria
Master Breeder—Roller Canaries
PH: 904-262-1143
[email protected]
Visit my Website
Www.georgesgermanrollers.com
Fife Fancy Canary
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Division 1 Type
Section 4 Fife Fancy
Old Cock
401
405
409
413
417
421
425
429
433
437
441
445
449
453
457
461
465
469
473
477
481
485
489
493
497
Young Cock
402
406
410
414
418
422
426
430
434
438
442
446
450
454
458
462
466
470
474
478
482
486
490
494
498
Old Hen
Yellow Clear or Ticked
403
Buff Clear or Ticked
407
White Clear or Ticked
411
Yellow Green, Lightly Variegated
415
Buff Cinnamon, Lightly Variegated
419
Yellow Cinnamon, Lightly Variegated
423
Buff Cinnamon, Lightly Variegated
427
White, Lightly Variegated
431
Fawn, Lightly Variegated
435
Yellow Green, Medium Variegated
439
Buff Green, Medium Variegated
443
White, Medium Variegated
447
Fawn, Medium Variegated
451
Yellow Green, Heavily Variegated
455
Buff Green, Heavily Variegated
459
Yellow Cinnamon, Heavily Variegated
463
Buff Cinnamon, Heavily Variegated
467
White, Heavily Variegated
471
Fawn, Heavily Variegated
475
Yellow Green, Self or Foul
479
Buff Green, Self or Foul
483
Yellow Cinnamon, Self or Foul
487
Buff Cinnamon, Self or Foul
491
Blue, Self or Foul
495
Fawn, Self or Foul
499
Young Hen
404
408
412
416
420
424
428
432
436
440
444
448
452
456
460
464
468
472
476
480
484
488
492
496
4100
Fife Canary Standards of Excellence
Head: 10 Points. Small round and neat when viewed from any angle. Dark and bright eyes near the
center. Beak fine.
Body: 10 Points. Back well filled and nicely rounded but not heavy, the line gradually tapered to the
vent.
Wings: 10 Points. Compact, carried close to the body, meeting at the tips just below root of the tail.
Legs: 5 Points. Medium length showing thigh. Feet proportionate.
Feathers: 10 Points. Close firm and fine, presenting a smooth glossy silky appearance and free from
frill or roughness.
Tail: 5 Points. Close packed and narrow, nicely rounded and filled in at root.
Position: 10 Points. Semi erect standing at about a 60 degree angle. Alert and jaunty moving confidently between perches.
Color: 10 Points. Natural rich soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout.
Condition: 5 Points. Clean and in perfect health.
Size: 25 Points. Ideal length 108mm / 4 1/2 inches or less. Tending towards a diminutive bird.
100 Points Total
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Irish Fancy Canaries
Become a breeder & Exhibitor
Of this successful new breed in
The US. Pairs available in the
Sales Room
Join our club today & register
For the 2016 IFCCA bands
Irish Fancy Canaries Bred in America
Pairs Available in Sales Room
Brian Byrne's: 912-344-7196
[email protected]
WWW.Irishfancyclubofamerica.com
Wishing the Luck of the Irish to All on Show
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Wishing Everyone an Enjoyable Show
Dr. Jim
2013 Best Irish Fancy, National Cage Bird Show
BIS IF 2014 Greater Chicago Show
James Sillers, DVM
6760 Seabury Rd
Imlay City, MI 48444
Cell: 810-814-1499
Email: [email protected]
Breeder and Exhibitor
Of
Irish Fancy and
American Singer Canaries
Red Siskin Finches
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Section Sponsored by: Brian Byrne and The Irish Fancy Canary Club of America
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Scale of Points = 100 Points Total
Spangles;
Feather Quality
Ground Color
Breast
Wings and Tail
Cap
Covert Feathers
Eyelash
Beak, Legs & Feet
Steadiness & Staging
For regularity and distinctness
For tightness and silkiness
For depth and evenness
For extent and regularity of Rowing’s
For neatness and darkness
For neatness and shape
For lacings
For regularity and clarity
For darkness
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25 Points
15 Points
10 Points
10 Points
10 Points
10 Points
5 Points
5 Points
5 Points
5 Points
The Norwich
Keeper
Francis Martin, Jr, Ph.D.
Member of American Norwich Society
Breeder & Exhibitor of Quality
Norwich Plainheads Since 1970
International Judge of Type Canaries
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Division 1 Type, Staffords
Sponsored By Carl Beirs, John Cromwell
And Gary & Mindy Wargowsky
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Artisan’s Canary House
A Subsidiary of “The 5 Borders Ranch and Aviary”, specializing in Border Collies,
Type Canaries: Parisian and Northern Dutch Frills, Yorkshires, Glosters, Irish Fancy’s and New Color Colorbreds
Artisan’s Canary House
Mike Corbeil – FCF President and Newsletter Editor – [email protected]
I would like to wish everyone participating in the Florida Canary Fanciers, Canary
and Finch show the best of luck.
I also would like to personally thank both The Bird Store and Laraine’s Lady Gouldian for their continued help and support personally, and for our beloved club.
Laraine and all the ladies at the Bird Store, Thank You
I highly recommend both these great companies to anyone.
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Parisian Frill
Show Standards
Parisian Frill
Standard & Scale of Points
Size and Shape:
From 19 to 22 cm. (7.5 to 8.5 in.)
Well Built.
10 points
Feathering:
Very even, Fine and long, or crisp
and sharp.
10 points
Position:
Well poised. Massive and symmetrical disposition of the feathers.
10 points
Mantle:
Abundant and well develop, with
frills reaching almost to the rump.
15 points
Breast Feathers:
Double frills, well-furnished and symmetrical.
10 points
Flanks:
Symmetrical with mantle and jabot. Rising well over the wings and
shoulders.
10 points
Head and Neck:
Frills on the head of the type “calotte” or the type “casquette”. Perfect
transition from head to body.
8 points
Tail Coverts:
Falling evenly from the rump on
either side.
5 points
Wings:
Long and close to the body.
5 points
Legs and Feet:
Well developed. Nails like corkscrew
4 points
Tail:
Long and large. Type of quills in line.
4 points
Condition:
Vigorous, with poise. General impression massive and symmetrical.
8 points
Total
100 points
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Northern and Southern Dutch Frill
Show Standards
Northern or Dutch Frill
Standard & Scale of Points
Legs and Feet:
Long thighs, normally feathered, legs not too bent.
10 points
Head and Neck:
Slightly raised, small and without frills.
15 points
Size:
About 17 centimeters (7.25 inches)
10 points
Mantle:
Symmetrical, well proportioned, without any additional frilling.
15 points
Flank:
Full, bulky, even, rising towards the shoulders.
15 points
Breast:
Frills symmetrical and complete.
15 points
Condition:
Healthy, clean and entire.
10 points
Plumage:
Frills undamaged and symmetrical.
10 points
Total
100 points
Southern or Dutch Frill
Standard & Scale of Points
Carriage:
In the form of a figure seven, neck extended and
square with the back
Size:
16 to 17 centimeters
Head and Neck:
Small and slender, neck elongated.
15 points
Mantle:
Curving symmetrically from left and right
15 points
Breast:
Small “pannier” well filled and perfect
15 points
Flanks:
Curling upwards, well raised up
15 points
Legs and Feet:
Thighs not showing, legs stiff
10 points
Tail:
Long, closed, almost touching the perch.
5 points
Condition:
Healthy, clean and perfect
5 points
Total
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15 points
5 points
100 points
Show Cage:
Color canary type show cage with two
round perches 12 mm in diameter, 12cm
apart.
Notes:
For Lipochrome: with the exception of
the crest, no other form of variegation is
allowed.
For Melanin's: Variegated bids are not
allowed.
Formation of teams:
Different variegation is allowed on crests
which can be clear, dark or grizzled.
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Division 1 Type
Section 17 Frills
Old Cock
1701
1705
1709
1713
1717
1721
1725
1729
1733
1737
1741
Young Cock
1702
1706
1710
1714
1718
1722
1726
1730
1734
1738
1742
Parisian Frill - Clear or Ticked
Parisian Frill - Variegated or Green
Parisian Frill - White or Allied
Northern Dutch - Clear or Ticked
Northern Dutch - Variegated or Green
Northern Dutch - White or Allied
Southern Dutch
Fiorino Frill
Padovan Frill
Swiss Frill
Any other Frill
Old Hen
1703
1707
1711
1715
1719
1723
1727
1731
1735
1739
1743
Young Hen
1704
1708
1712
1716
1720
1724
1728
1732
1736
1740
1744
Old Hen
1752
1756
1760
1764
1768
1772
1776
Young Hen
1753
1757
1761
1765
1769
1773
1777
Division 1 Type
Section 18 Any other Variety
Old Cock
1750
1754
1758
1762
1766
1770
1774
Young Cock
1751
1755
1759
1763
1767
1771
1775
German Crested
Belgian Fancy
Hartz
Lancashire
Gibber Italicus
Japanese Hosa
Any Other Variety
The Florida Canary Fanciers, Inc.
Thank you to all of you, who have entered, and participated in all Sections.
We do promote, and ask the judges to be as interactive with the audience
As they feel comfortable with doing. This promotes learning and better understanding
Of all fanciers of type birds in relationship to standards and overall advancement
Of knowledge. This is always a great way for the audience and breeders to better understand the evaluation process,
And become more involved within the show itself.
Please do respect the judges opinions and there advice.
When they speak, and give tips or explain specific things they see, this is a great way to
Evaluate your knowledge and better work your knowledge and stock.
All judges as people have their own views and likes and dis-likes, but all judge
Against the standards.
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Wishing everyone
A
Great Show
Humberto Delgado
Breeder and Exhibitor of
Top Quality Colorbred Canaries
Specializing in Yellow Champion
Birds
Yellow Intensive and Yellow Frost
(Stock from Belgium champion birds)
(813) 243-9457
Tampa, Florida
[email protected]
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Division II
Lipochrome Colorbred Canaries
(All clear birds, No Melanin)
Recommended by the National Colorbred Association
Lipochrome color:
Position:
Size:
50 points
10 points
10 points
Conformation:
Feather:
Condition:
Total = 100 Points
Section 1 Red Ground Intensive
Class
101:
Red Intensive
102:
Red Intensive White Wing
Section 2 Red Ground Frost
Class
201:
Red Frost
202:
Red Frost White Wing
Section 3 Yellow Ground Intensive
Class
301:
Yellow Intensive
302:
Yellow Intensive White Wing
Section 4 Yellow Ground Frost
Class
401:
Yellow Frost
402:
Yellow Frost White Wing
Section 5 White Ground Dominant
Class
501:
White Dominant
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10 points
15 points
5 points
Division II Colorbred Lipochrome
Section 6 White Ground Recessive
Class
601:
White Recessive
Section 7 White Albino
Class
701:
White Albino
Section 8 Red Ivory Intensive
Class
801:
Red Ivory Intensive
802:
Red Ivory Intensive White Wing
Section 9 Red Ivory Frost
Class
901:
902:
Red Ivory Frost
Red Ivory Frost White Wing
Section 10 Yellow Ivory Intensive
Class
1001:
1002:
Yellow Ivory Intensive
Yellow Ivory Intensive White Wing
Section 11 Yellow Ivory Frost
Class
1101:
Yellow Ivory Frost
1102:
Yellow Ivory Frost White Wing
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Division II Colorbred Lipochrome
Section 12 Red Mosaic Females
Class
1201:
Red Mosaic Females
Section 13 Red Mosaic Males
Class
1301:
Red Mosaic Males
Section 14 Yellow Mosaic Females
Class
1401:
Yellow Mosaic Females
Section 15 Yellow Mosaic Males
Class
1501:
Yellow Mosaic Males
Section 16 All Rubinos
Class
1601:
Rubino Red Intensive
1602:
Rubino Red Frost
1603:
Mosaic Rubino Female
1604:
Mosaic Rubino Male
1605:
Rubino Ivory Intensive
1606:
Rubino Ivory Frost
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Division II Colorbred Lipochrome
Section 17 All Lutinos
Class
1701:
Lutino Yellow Intensive
1702:
Lutino Yellow Frost
1703:
Lutino Ivory Intensive
1704:
Lutino Ivory Frost
1705:
Lutino Mosaic Female
1706:
Lutino Mosaic Male
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Beirs & Cromwell
Stafford’s & Colorbred
Canaries
Sponsor of both the Colorbred Division and Stafford’s within the Type Division
Lipochrome
Recessive White
Yellow / Yellow Frost
Yellow Mosaic
Red
Red Mosaic
Rose Ivory
Melanin & New Color
Black Red
Agate Red
Isabel Red
Black Yellow
Black Red Mosaic
Agate White Opal
Brown Yellow Pastel
Brown White Pastel
Black Pastel Red Mosaic
Grey Wing
Brown Pastel Red Mosaic
Ino Red Mosaic
Brown Onyx Red Mosaic
Brown Red Cobalt Mosaic
Black Red Cobalt
Stafford’s—Crested and Non-Crested
NATIONAL COLORBRED ASSOCIATION FIRST PLACE WINNERS
2008, 2010, 2012
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2010, 2012, 2013
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www.carls-canaries.com
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Division III
Colorbred Ticked Lipochrome Canaries
(All Ticked birds, No Melanin)
Rules provided for this Division are as follows
1– The exhibitor may exhibit as many birds as he / she wishes in any section of this division.
2– The Exhibition fee is the same as all other divisions, $3.00 per bird entered.
3– The bird being exhibited in this division, should show a tick in any part of his/her feather carriage, No
ticks should be present on the beak, legs or nails. By definition, a tick is a natural dark spot, or any dark color, which is different from the clear background color of the bird.
4– The tick should not be bigger than the size of an actual American quarter.
5– Only one tick is permitted on the bird. This includes all remiges in both wings and all retrices in the tail.
Example: Only one feather on the wings could be ticked or entirely dark, not one feather in each wing or
more than one feather in the tail.
6– The bird exhibited that shows no tick on his/her feather carriage is automatically disqualified.
7– The exhibited bird will conform to the pictorial model of color, shape, roundness and proportions with a
good balanced appearance.
8– All General Official Rules for this show apply to this Division.
9– The bird exhibited will be judged by the points system. Since the bird is a Lipochrome bird, no points are
given for dark pigments. At the judges discretion, he / she may utilize either the OMJ or NCA point system
in this division. The Judges decision is final. (Same rules apply to Lipochrome Ticked Team Division)
NCA Points System: 100 points total
Lipochrome—Max. 50 pts
Position— Max. 10 pts
Confirmation—Max. 10 pts
Size—Max. 10 pts
Feathering—Max. 15 pts
Condition—Max. 5 points
OMJ Points System: 100 points total
Category: Intensive—Frost
Lipochrome—Max. 55 pts
Feathering—Max. 15 pts
Conformation—Max. 15 pts
Maintenance—Max 10 pts
Condition—Max. 5 pts
Division III Colorbred Ticked Lipochrome
Section 1 Ticked Red Ground Intensive
101:
102:
Class:
Ticked Red Intensive
Ticked Red Intensive White Wing
Class:
Section 2 Ticked Red Ground Frost
201:
202:
Ticked Red Frost
Ticked Red Frost White Wing
Class:
Section 3 Ticked Yellow Ground Intensive
301:
302:
Ticked Yellow Intensive
Ticked Yellow Intensive White Wing
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Division III Colorbred Ticked Lipochrome
Section 4 Ticked Yellow Ground Frost
401:
402:
Class:
Ticked Yellow Frost
Ticked Yellow Frost White Wing
Section 5 Ticked White Ground Dominant
501:
Class:
Ticked White Dominant
Section 6 Ticked White Ground Recessive
601:
Class:
Ticked White Recessive
Section 7 Ticked White Albino
701:
Class:
Ticked White Albino
Section 8 Ticked Red Ivory Intensive
801:
802:
Class:
Ticked Red Ivory Intensive
Ticked Red Ivory Intensive White Wing
Section 9 Ticked Red Ivory Frost
901:
902:
Class:
Ticked Red Ivory Frost
Ticked Red Ivory Frost White Wing
Section 10 Ticked Yellow Ivory Intensive
1001:
1002:
Class:
Ticked Yellow Ivory Intensive
Ticked Yellow Ivory Intensive White Wing
Section 11 Ticked Yellow Ivory Frost
1101:
1102:
Class:
Ticked Yellow Ivory Frost
Ticked Yellow Ivory Frost White Wing
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Division III Colorbred Ticked Lipochrome
Section 12 Ticked Red Mosaic Females
1201:
Class:
Tickled Red Mosaic Females
Section 13 Ticked Red Mosaic Males
1301:
Class:
Ticked Red Mosaic Males
Section 14 Ticked Yellow Mosaic Females
1401:
Class:
Ticked Yellow Mosaic Females
Section 15 Ticked Yellow Mosaic Males
1501:
Class:
Ticked Yellow Mosaic Males
Section 16 All Ticked Rubinos
1601:
1602:
1603:
1604:
1605:
1606:
Class:
Ticked Rubino Red Intensive
Ticked Rubino Red Frost
Ticked Mosaic Rubino Female
Ticked Mosaic Rubino Male
Ticked Rubino Ivory Intensive
Ticked Rubino Ivory Frost
Section 17 All Ticked Lutinos
1701:
1702:
1703:
1704:
1705:
1706:
Class:
Ticked Lutino Yellow Intensive
Ticked Lutino Yellow Frost
Ticked Lutino Ivory Intensive
Ticked Lutino Ivory Frost
Ticked Lutino Mosaic Females
Ticked Lutino Mosaic Males
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Luis Martinez
Breeder
Orlando, Florida
Email: [email protected]
Phn: 321-388-3091
Exhibitor
Breeder of:
Colorbred, New Colors, Timbrado’s, Lizards, Stafford’s Russian’s, Cobalt's
Rose Ivory, White’s, Red’s (Intensive & Frost), Red Mosaic’s. Yellow Mosaic’s
Yellow’s (Intensive & Frost), Pastel Mosaic’s, Grey Wing and Bronze Cobalt
Mosaic’s
Wishing everyone the best of luck at the show.
Contact me for any canary you wish to acquire.
Canary Row Aviary
Port Charlotte, Florida
Show quality
Spanish Timbrados
Sara Palmer &
Terry Spreeman
[email protected]
941-830-8468
Come Look, Listen and
Linger
Happy Canarying and
Good Luck at’
The Show
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Division IV
Melanin Colorbred Canaries
Melanin Pigment:
Ground Color:
Position:
Size:
30 points
20 points
10 points
10 points
Conformation:
Feather:
Condition:
Total =
Division III Colorbred Melanin
Section 1 Black Red Intensive
Class
101:
Black Red Intensive
Section 2 Black Red Frost
Class
201:
Black Red Frost
Section 3 Brown Red Intensive
Class
301:
Brown Red Intensive
Section 4 Brown Red Frost
Class
401:
Brown Red Frost
Section 5 Red Agate and Isabel
Class
501:
Agate Red Intensive
502:
Agate Red Frost
503:
Isabel Red Intensive
505:
Isabel Red Frost
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10 points
5 points
5 points
100 Points
Division IV Colorbred Melanin—Classic
Section 6 All Ivory Melanin
Class
601:
Black Red Ivory
602:
Brown Red Ivory
603:
Agate Red Ivory
604:
Isabel Red Ivory
605:
Black Yellow Ivory
606:
Brown Yellow Ivory
607:
Agate Yellow Ivory
608:
Isabel Yellow Ivory
609:
Black White Ivory
610:
Brown White Ivory
611:
Agate White Ivory
612:
Isabel White Ivory
Section 7 Yellow Ground Melanin Intensive
Class
701:
Black Yellow Intensive
702:
Brown Yellow Intensive
703:
Agate Yellow Intensive
704:
Isabel Yellow Intensive
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Division IV Colorbred Melanin—Classic
Section 8 Yellow Ground Melanin Frost
Class
801: Black Yellow Frost
802: Brown Yellow Frost
803: Agate Yellow Frost
804: Isabel Yellow Frost
Section 9 White Ground Melanin Intensive
Class
901: Black White Intensive
902: Brown White Intensive
903: Agate White Intensive
904: Isabel White Intensive
Section 10 White Melanin Frost
Class
1001:Black White Frost
1002: Brown White Frost
1003: Agate White Frost
1004: Isabel White Frost
Section 11 Classic Melanin Red Mosaic Male
Class
1101:
1102:
1103:
1104:
Black Red Mosaic Male
Brown Red Mosaic Male
Agate Red Mosaic Male
Isabel Red Mosaic Male
Section 12 Classic Melanin Red Mosaic Female
Class
1201:Black Red Mosaic Female
1202: Brown Red Mosaic Female
1203: Agate Red Mosaic Female
1204: Isabel Red Mosaic Female
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
Section 1 All Opals
Class
101:
102:
103:
104:
105:
106:
107:
108:
109:
110:
111:
112:
113:
114:
115:
116:
117:
118:
119:
120:
121:
122:
123:
124:
125:
126:
127:
128:
129:
130:
131:
132:
133:
134:
135:
136:
137:
138:
139:
140:
Black Opal Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Opal Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Opal White Recessive
Black Opal White Dominant
Brown Opal Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Brown Opal Red & Red Ivory Frost
Brown Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Opal Red & Red Ivory Female
Brown Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Brown Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Brown Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Opal White Recessive
Brown Opal White Dominant
Agate Opal Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Agate Opal Red & Red Ivory Frost
Agate Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Agate Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Agate Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Opal White Recessive
Agate Opal White Dominant
Isabel Opal Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Isabel Opal Red & Red Ivory Frost
Isabel Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Opal Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Isabel Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Isabel Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Opal Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Opal White Recessive
Isabel Opal White Dominant
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
201:
202:
203:
204:
205:
206:
207:
208:
209:
210:
Section 2 All Phaeo Inos
Class
Phaeo Ino Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Phaeo Ino Red & Red Ivory Frost
Phaeo Ino Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Phaeo Ino Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Phaeo Ino Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Phaeo Ino Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Phaeo Ino Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Phaeo Ino Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Phaeo Ino White Recessive
Phaeo Ino White Dominant
301:
302:
303:
304:
305:
306:
307:
308:
309
310:
Section 3 All Satinettes
Class
Satinette Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Satinette Red & Red Ivory Frost
Satinette Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Satinette Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Satinette Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Satinette Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Satinette Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Satinette Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Satinette White Recessive
Satinette White Dominant
401:
402:
403:
404:
405:
406:
407:
408:
409:
410:
411:
412:
413:
414:
415:
416:
417:
418:
419:
420:
Section 4 Pastels—All Ground Colors
Class
Black Pastel Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Pastel Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Pastel Gray Wing Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Pastel Gray Wing Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Pastel Gray Wing Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Pastel Grey Wing Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Pastel Gray Wing Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Pastel Gray Wing Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Pastel Gray Wing Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Pastel Gray Wing Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Pastel White Recessive
Black Pastel White Dominant
Black Pastel Gray Wing White Recessive
Black Pastel Gray Wing White Dominant (Section 4 Pastels Continued on Next Page)
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
Section 4 Pastels—All Ground Colors Continued
Class
421:
422:
423:
424:
425:
426:
427:
428:
429:
430:
431:
432:
433:
434:
435:
436:
437:
438:
439:
440:
441:
442:
443:
444:
445:
446:
447:
448:
449:
450:
Brown Pastel Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Brown Pastel Red & Red Ivory Frost
Brown Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Brown Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Brown Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Pastel White Recessive
Brown Pastel White Dominant
Agate Pastel Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Agate Pastel Red & Red Ivory Frost
Agate Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Agate Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Agate Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Pastel White Recessive
Agate Pastel White Dominant
Isabel Pastel Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Isabel Pastel Red & Red Ivory Frost
Isabel Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Pastel Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Isabel Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Isabel Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Pastel Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Pastel White Recessive
Isabel Pastel White Dominant
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
Section 5 All Onyx
Class
501:
502:
503:
504:
505:
506:
507:
508:
509:
510:
511:
512:
513:
514:
515:
516:
517:
518:
519:
520:
521:
522:
523:
524:
525:
526:
527:
528:
529:
530:
531:
532:
533:
534:
535:
536:
537:
538:
539:
540:
Black Onyx Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Onyx Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Onyx White Recessive
Black Onyx White Dominant
Brown Onyx Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Brown Onyx Red & Red Ivory Frost
Brown Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Brown Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Brown Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Onyx White Recessive
Brown Onyx White Dominant
Agate Onyx Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Agate Onyx Red & Red Ivory Frost
Agate Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Agate Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Agate Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Onyx White Recessive
Agate Onyx White Dominant
Isabel Onyx Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Isabel Onyx Red & Red Ivory Frost
Isabel Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Onyx Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Isabel Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Isabel Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Onyx Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Onyx White Recessive
Isabel Onyx White Dominant
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
Section 6 All Topaz
Class
601:
602:
603:
604:
605:
606:
607:
608:
609:
610:
611:
612:
613:
614:
615:
616:
617:
618:
619:
620:
621:
622:
623:
624:
625:
626:
627:
628:
629:
630:
Black Topaz Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Topaz Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Topaz White Recessive
Black Topaz White Dominant
Brown Topaz Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Brown Topaz Red & Red Ivory Frost
Brown Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Brown Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Brown Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Topaz White Recessive
Brown Topaz White Dominant
Agate Topaz Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Agate Topaz Red & Red Ivory Frost
Agate Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Topaz Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Agate Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Agate Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Topaz Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Topaz White Recessive
Agate Topaz White Dominant
In Loving Memory
John Cromwell
1926-2015
Rest in peace, good Friend
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Division V Colorbred New Color Melanin
Section 7 All Cobalt's
Class
701:
702:
703:
704:
705:
706:
707:
708:
709:
710:
711:
712:
713:
714:
715:
716:
717:
718:
719:
720:
721:
722:
723:
724:
725:
726:
727:
728:
729:
730:
731:
732:
733:
734:
735:
736:
737:
738:
739:
740:
Black Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Black Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Frost
Black Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Black Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Black Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Black Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Black Cobalt White Recessive
Black Cobalt White Dominant
Brown Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Brown Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Frost
Brown Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Brown Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Brown Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Brown Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Brown Cobalt White Recessive
Brown Cobalt White Dominant
Agate Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Agate Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Frost
Agate Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Agate Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Agate Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Agate Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Agate Cobalt White Recessive
Agate Cobalt White Dominant
Isabel Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Intensive
Isabel Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Frost
Isabel Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Cobalt Red & Red Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Intensive
Isabel Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Frost
Isabel Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Male
Isabel Cobalt Yellow & Yellow Ivory Mosaic Female
Isabel Cobalt White Recessive
Isabel Cobalt White Dominant
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Colorbred Teams
Colorbred Teams - Rules that apply to teams
1– The exhibitor could exhibit as many Teams as he/she wishes.
2– The exhibition fee is $300 per bird ($9.00 per Team)
3– The birds in each Team must belong to the same Class, Section and Division, no exceptions. Each
cage in each Team should have a label attached with the same number followed by the latter T. Each
label should be filled with Class, Section and Division information and all should coincide.
4– The birds in each Team must exhibit the same year closed ring, no mixing of different aged birds
are permitted within the Team. The exhibitor can exhibit birds for the present year ring or older birds,
but again all birds in the Team should be the same year-age. Teams that do not conform with this rule
are to be disqualified by the Show Manager and the decision is final.
5– Each bird in the Team is going to be judged in the 100 points NCBA Score Sheet. The judge will add
at his discretion a maximum of 2 points per bird for Harmony between Team members. The Teams
with more points including points for Harmony win First Prize, the following Team in scoring Second
Prize and the Third Team in scoring Third Place. In case of a tie between Teams, the decision of what
Team is First, Second and Third should be decided by the judge. All Lipochrome Ticked birds/Team
will be judged in accordance to the stated Lipochrome Ticked Rules stated for Division II Lip. Ticked.
6– The judge (s) decisions are final. There will be a Certificates for winners.
Division VII Colorbred Lipochrome Ticked
Teams
Division VI Colorbred Teams—Lipochrome
Class—Section 1 Lipochrome
Section 1T: Red Ground Intensive
Section 2T: Red Ground Frost
Section 3T: Yellow Ground Intensive
Section 4T: Yellow Ground Frost
Section 5T: White Ground Dominant
Section 6T: White Ground Recessive
Section 7T: Red Ivory Intensive
Section 8T: Red Ivory Frost
Section 9T: Mosaic Males
Section 10T: Mosaic Females
Class—Section 1 Lipochrome Ticked
Section 1T: Red Ground Intensive Ticked
Section 2T: Red Ground Frost Ticked
Section 3T: Yellow Ground Intensive Ticked
Section 4T: Yellow Ground Frost Ticked
Section 5T: White Ground Dominant Ticked
Section 6T: White Ground Recessive Ticked
Section 7T: Red Ivory Intensive Ticked
Section 8T: Red Ivory Frost Ticked
Section 9T: Mosaic Males Ticked
Section 10T: Mosaic Females Ticked
Division VIII Colorbred Teams—Melanin
Class—Section 1 Melanin
Section 1T: Black Red Int. Melanin Inc. Ivory
Section 2T: Black Red Frost Melanin Inc. Ivory
Section 3T: Brown Red Melanin Int. Inc. Ivory
Section 4T: Brown Red Melanin Frost Int. Inc.
Ivory
Section 5T Red Agate & Isabel Including Ivory
Section 6T: Yellow Ground Melanin
Section 7T: White Ground Melanin
Section 8T: Classic Mosaic Males
Section 9T: Classic Mosaic Females
Division IX Colorbred Teams—New Color
Melanin
Class—Section New Color Melanin
Section 1T:
Section 2T:
Section 3T:
Section 4T:
Section 5T:
Section 6T:
Section 7T:
Section 8T:
Section 9T:
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All Opals
Inos All Ground Colors
Satinette All Ground Colors
Pastels All Ground Colors
Onyx All Ground Colors
Topaz All Ground Colors
Cobalt All Ground Colors
New Color Melanin Mosaic Males
New Color Melanin Mosaic Females
Barb’s Birds
Specializing in
Spanish Timbrado’s
Barbara Tilden
Winter Park, Florida
407-644-2370
[email protected]
Wishing Luck to all
in
The Show
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Ninez Giles
Nashville, Tennessee
615-297-2281
Email: [email protected]
Breeder and Exhibitor
of
American Singer Canaries
& German Roller Canaries
(Reasonable Prices)
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Selling All, Birds & Equipment
Beautiful, Healthy, All Banded
American Singer Canaries
Singles,
And Pairs
Available
All Cages
And
Equipment
Moving entire flock
Carol Boylan, St. Augustine, Florida
(904) 824-9674 / (Leave Message)
Entire
Flock and
Equipment
$500.00
Make Offer
Florida Canary Fanciers
Needs your help!
We are a club of many members
Please join us this January at our first
yearly meeting
And volunteer or become a chair person
We need your help and participation
Every person makes a huge difference
Be a bigger part of the Team
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The
Roller Canary
The Roller Canary in the United States can be traced back to Germany, to the Hartz Mountain region where miners used them to detect
harmful gases in the mine. Their song became a source of entertainment and competitions were held to see which canary could sing the
best. Through careful selective breeding these birds became known as
the opera singers of the bird world and acclaimed as the best singing
birds in all of Europe.
Today, the Roller Canary is still bred for its beautiful song which is
sung only by the males with their beaks closed. It is the only canary
that sings entirely with its beak closed. The name “Roller” describes
the flowing style of delivery which is but
one of many variations in their song tempo. They are bred primarily for
their song but also come in a variety of shades of yellow, green and
white. The Roller Canary breeder enriches the bird’s song by breeding
the strongest and healthiest birds. Inheritance accounts for about 75%
of the bird’s singing ability and training contributes the remaining 25%.
Courteously Supplied via
Linda S. Hogan, Canary Tales, The Complete Canary Handbook
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SA
SongBird Aviaries__
Canaries / Finches
Joseph Kellman
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Dunnellon, Florida
[email protected]
[email protected]
H: 352-795-1964
C: 352-212-9102
F: 352-795-0482
S
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AVIARIES
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Finch Mules
Any Offspring from a Finch to Canary or Canary to Finch mating
Section 12 - Eurasian
Class
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
1208
1209
Cock or Hen Flighted or Unflighted
Any European Goldfinch Mule
Any European Siskin Mule
Any European Serin Mule
Any European Greenfinch Mule
Any European Linnet Mule
Any European Twite Mule
Any Red Fronted Serin Mule
Any Himalayan Greenfinch Mule
Any Himalayan Goldfinch Mule
Any Other Variety - AOV - Eurasian Mule
Section 13 - South American
Class
1300
1301
1302
1303
Cock or Hen Flighted or Unflighted
Any Black Siskin Mule
Any Hooded Siskin Mule
Any Red Siskin Mule
Any Other Variety - AOV - South American Mule
Section 14 African
Class
1400
1401
1402
1403
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
Cock or Hen Flighted or Unflighted
Any Green Singer Mule
Any Grey Singer Mule
Any Yellow Crowned Mule
Any Yellow Rumped Serin Mule
Any Brimstone Mule
Any White Bellied Mule
Any African Yellow Mule
Any Lemon Breasted Mule
Any Citril Mule
Any Other Variety - AOV - African Mule
1419 Collingswood
Blvd.
Port Charlotte, FL
33948
Alexander
Villarreal, D.V.M.
Phone: (941) 625-7500
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