“THE FLUFF”
The Official Newsletter of the National Jersey Wooly Rabbit Club: Summer 2021
YOUTH NATIONALS RESULTS
CONVENTION UPDATE
ELECTION RESULTS
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National Jersey Wooly Rabbit Club
The Fluff of the Fancy
Departments
10 Booth Sign Up
Signinifcant Dates
11 Banquet Info
6 Sweeps Report 7 Election Results 8 Convention Update 9 Event Schedule
NJWRC
President
Cheryl Loesch momdeplume@comcast.net
Vice-President
Angel LeSage lesageswoolies@icloud.com
Secretary
4 Record Of Vote
5 President’s Report
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13 Convention Check List 14 Convention Tips 16 Running Rabbits 18 What To Take To Convention
23 Membership Application 24 Open Sweepstakes 27 Youth Sweepstakes 30 Shows Included in Sweepstakes
Douglas Brown NJWRCsecretary@gmail.com
Treasurer
Brenda Reilly NJWRClubtreasurer@gmail.com
District One
Meadow Gustafson wildmeadows@hotmail.com
District Two
Amber Henderson ambermom@gmail.com
District Three
20 Nationals, Youth BOB & BOS
Haley Jewell
haleyjewell19@gmail.com
District Four Kendra Williams
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On the Cover
kthurmanwilliams@yahoo.com
District Five
Next Deadline:
Brenda Kneir mobunniesrabbitry@yahoo.com
November, 2020
Tracey Freeman TNTSCountryCritters@hotmail.com
District Six
Convention Results Nationals Update
District Seven Mae Swan
maeswan@gmail.com
District Eight Julie Aversa
jtaversa@gmail.com
District Nine Bill Miller
rabbitcrossroads@aol.com
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President’s Report “Be sure to check the breed booth for any updates or information.” ~ Cheryl Loesch The first thing I want to do in this article is to thank our outgoing board members. Bill Miller has served D9 for the past couple of years, and has been a positive voice on board discussions. Haley Jewell has been District 3 Rep for a number of terms. She has served her district and the club in many capacities over those years. Some that you might recall are selecting and purchasing Sweeps Awards, and doing endless tasks at Conventions. Meadow Gustafson is retiring as District 1 director. Meadow has been a voice for her district, and served on the last Standards Committee. I am grateful to each of them for their contributions to the board. Thank you, Bill, Haley, and Meadow! You’re going to notice an on-going theme of volunteerism in this article. That is because your club is run entirely through volunteer effort. Although the board is elected, they are also volunteers. They are the engine of your club. Your board members are usually the first to step up and take on a task that needs to be done, and not just for Convention; there are tasks that need to be handled year-round for the club. I’ve been asking for volunteers, often through your District Reps, and you have been responsive. I’ve been so pleased to see our calls
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for Convention volunteers answered, time and again. Thank you! Convention is a huge undertaking for any breed club. We are the main point of contact for our breed’s showing, we run an active breed booth with information needed for exhibitors, we have the Golden Fleece Auction, we support any COD exhibitors, we have a banquet and awards, and we have Board and Membership meetings. It might not sound like a lot, but each piece has several parts to it, and each of those take—you guessed it— volunteers! We will gratefully accept any help you can offer us at Convention. Just show up to the breed booth, and we’ll likely find something for you to do. This is a perfect place in this article to make a plea for everyone to run a few animals at the show! We need everyone to be running a few animals for the show to run smoothly. There is an article in this issue covering the basics of “running rabbits”. In this issue of the FLUFF, you’ll find loads of information about convention. We’ve included the Breed Booth worker schedule, where you’ll see there are still some slots open for volunteers. There is a schedule of NJWRC Continued on page 6
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Cheryl Loesch momdeplume@comcast.net
TidBits Convention ... Jersey Wooly Judges Open: Matthew Bishop Louis Potter Youth: Gordon Williams
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Sweepstakes/Sanctions Report “"...if it's not on my list, then it's not sanctioned (yet)!" ~ Nicole Schmitt Hello NJWRC Members!
Nicole Schmitt njwrcsweeps@gmail.com
TidBits ... NJWRC Member-
Well, another season (my SEVENTH with the NJWRC!) is done & in the books. I’m happy to report *all* sanctions were accounted for this season (I upped my collection game, for sure). Final sweepstakes are in this issue of the Fluff, and full results on the sweepstakes website. I’m not submitting any points for the 2021/2022 season (began 7/1/2021) for this Fluff because there’s just not enough completed shows to warrant it – but I’ll be getting an update on the site soon.
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I’m not trying to guilt trip you (or, maybe I am!) – but I want to remind you to keep an eye on the sanctioned shows listing. A show catalog may well list NJWRC sanctioned – but if it’s not on my list, then it’s not sanctioned (yet!). Follow up with clubs, check in with me, etc. Shows can’t be sanctioned after the fact – so watch that listing.
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sweepstakes website isn’t only for confirming shows are actually sanctioned. It’s a real time listing of the status of ALL shows. I need your help as NJWRC members to watch for late reports, etc., as well. If you attended a show that I have marked as late for an extended period of time, you can jump in & assist. Contact the club, check in with me, share information. My work is only as good as the information I have. See a show listed as open yet that you know was canceled? Contact me, the club, etc. I’m hoping the canceled shows problem with start to resolve itself with simply fewer shows having to be canceled. But now I’m running into clubs that had canceled in 2020 & then competed show/s in 2021 without letting me know, so it’s still coming down to members keeping tabs as well. OK, I’ll stop with all that now! Congratulations to all the winners! I look forward to seeing you in Kentucky! -Nicole
President’s Report Continued From Page 5 events. Please note that things can, and do sometimes change at Convention, so please check the postings at the breed booth daily for any changes. We will attempt to get updates posted to the Facebook page and members group as well.
We are scheduled to be an opening breed on Sunday, October 24, with Open judging scheduled for an 8 am start, and Youth scheduled for a 9 am start. Listen for announcements, and be sure to check the breed booth for any updates or information. We will post it as soon as we know any information
This year, we are asking Group winners (BOG and BOSG), Wool Winners and Breed winners to please take photos of their winning animals at our Photo Spot in the Breed Booth. We will not be taking photos of your animals; if you want pictures to appear in the FLUFF, this is a great place to take photos. T h e
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NJWRC Club Information • 2020 Election Candidate Bios
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2021 ELECTION
ELECTION RESULTS 3 envelopes returned “undeliverable” Total number of ballots returned: 57 Email ballots (sent to 4 out of country members in District 9) were sent on 8/30/21 with ne week return date.
- 1 email ballot returned - 3 ballots with 2 candidates listed on the ballot: only 1 candidate was marked with an “X”
Results as follows: Cheryl Loesch
55 votes
Bethany Robertson
5 votes
Izzy Bukovich
7 Votes
Michelle Landis
9 votes
Respectfully Submitted, Angel LeSage Election chair
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ARBA Convention Important Information & Updates National Jersey Wooly Rabbit Club October 23-27, 2021
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NJWRC CLUB EVENTS: SCHEDULE AT 2021 CONVENTION
10/21 Thursday
10/25 Monday
6 pm Showroom opens 12 am Showroom closes
6 am Showroom opens 8:30-10 am Membership Meeting, room W1 Golden Fleece Auction - 11:30 set up for auction Showroom - 12:15 buyer review of animals - 1 pm Auction begins 1:30 Cavy BIS begins 3:00 Rabbit BIS begins 6 pm Showroom closes
10/22 Friday
6 am Showroom opens 12 am Showroom closes
10/23 Saturday
6 am Showroom opens Booth Setup, ideally in the morning 3 pm Check-in closes 6 pm Animals must be in place 9 pm Showroom closes
10/26 Tuesday
7 am Showroom opens 8 am Rabbit Breed/Variety COD presentations 5 pm Banquet and Awards at Brazeiros Restaurant 6 pm Showroom Closes
10/24 Sunday
6 am Showroom opens JUDGING DAY for Woolies 8 am Open Judging starts 9 am Youth Judging starts 10 PM Showroom closes
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6 am Showroom opens 7 am Rabbits released -volunteers needed to check out JW at our booth, roughly 7- 11 am 2 pm Showroom closes
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* Last shift of day counts the money and seals in envelope, give money to Cheryl Loesch 651315-4130, or Brenda Reilly 608-212-4419.
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Tidbit: It’s Showtime!
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NJWRC EDITORIAL •CONVENTION CHECKLIST
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CONVENTION CHECKLIST Use this list to help you plan and prep for Convention
Packed
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Rabbit List Packed
Item
People List
Carriers
Show Catalog
Cups/Water Bottles
Comfortable Shoes
Regular Feed
Clothing for a week
Hay
Easy to pack snacks and drinks
Supplements Grooming Tools Dolly Pee Pads for carriers and for under coops Risers/False Bottoms Packed
Cardboard/ Heavy Paper
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Purchase List
Zip Ties/Locks
Distilled Water
Small scissors/clippers to take off zip ties
Hay
Small Broom/Dustpan
Baby Wipes
Small Watering Can Black Sharpie Large paper bag List of rabbits with coop numbers
Packed
Coup ID Tag
RHDV2/COVID19 List:
Item
Virkon/Bleach Empty spray bottle Clean new sponge/cloth Clorox Bleach Wipes Clean/New Masks for people
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CONVENTION TIPS BY MICHAELINE MCCONNELL
Convention is almost here! Every rabbit enthusiast should go to an ARBA convention at least once in their life. It is an experience that transcends regular shows. Here you will be immersed in rabbit show culture for 4-5 glorious days. You will get to meet the big names and see their stock. You can shop till you drop at the many vendors. There you can spy the newest breeds and varieties vying to be accepted into the ARBA standard of perfection. You can participate at various breed clubs’ raffle tables. There will be thousands of rabbit breeders ready and willing to talk “rabbits”. And you will be amazed at the thousands of show coops filled with rabbits and cavies from all over. Most come from North America, but there are some exhibits and exhibitors that come from around the globe. It truly is amazing! Yet, it can seem overwhelming. I will try to give you some tips and lists to help you get organized for your 1st convention. First, purchase a show catalog. It is available through the host club. www.ARBA.net will have a link to the T h e
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host convention website. The show catalog will have all your important information, including: all schedules, show rules, important dates, entry information, checkin/check-out info, etc. Once you have your show catalog, put down those important dates and times into a planner/calendar of some sort right away. I suggest noting entry deadline of postmarked mailed entries and online entries, ear change entry deadline, cooping date and time deadline, check in deadline, showroom opening and closing times after cooping, judging times and check out times. Once you have your basic dates and times, you can then start planning and counting down the days. Many experienced breeders plan for convention at least a year or two in advance, but I have made last minute decisions to attend and found a way to attend despite great distance and a limited budget. Where there is a will, there truly is a way. Next, you must be an ARBA member to enter. Make sure you are paid up and have your ARBA card. If you F a l l
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do not have your card with you at convention, you will have to pay for your membership again at the show, in order to complete your check in process. Realize that convention is just one show. One open rabbit, one youth rabbit, one open cavy and one youth cavy show is held. Enter something, even if you don’t think you have national quality stock. Participate and see how your animal(s) stack up in the judge’s opinion. You will end up learning a lot. I like to make mini lists of what I need and what I can obtain at convention to prepare for packing. Rabbit List: * Carriers, *Cups/Water Bottles, *Regular Feed, *Hay (you can bring if driving), *Supplements (if you use), *Grooming Tools, *Dolly (something to wheel carriers into showroom), *Pee Pads for carriers and for under coops (if show committee allows), *Risers/ False Bottoms (rabbits are cooped on solid floors, so risers create a wire bottom), *Cardboard/ Heavy Paper (to line 3 sides of the coops from potentially harmful rabbit neighbors-i.e.: spraying bucks/aggressive neighbors), *Zip Ties/Locks (to secure coop doors and keep prying hands from invading your exhibit’s space readily), Small scissors/clippers to take off zip ties, *Small Broom/Dustpan (to clean coop daily when they are over shavings), *Small Watering Can, *Black Sharpie (to write coop numbers in rabbit’s right ear), *Large paper bag (to place rabbits in quickly when you are
cleaning out their coop on a daily basis-keeps them from running away), *List of rabbits you are showing with coop numbers. Some people like to make a small colorful id tag to identify their coops quickly. All decoration dimensions are noted in the show catalog. People List: *Show Catalog, *Comfortable Shoes, * Clothing for a week, *Easy to pack snacks and drinks (there are food vendors but lines can get quite longdon’t want you to get too hangry!) Purchase List: *Distilled Water (I do not bring my own nor do I use the local water provided, I find distilled water works well and does not upset the show stock), *Hay (when I am flying in), baby wipes (you will need them for some reason). RHDV2/COVID19 List: *Virkon/Bleach (in today’s world, you have to sanitize everything. Use 1:10 solution in water, must be applied and left wet for 10 minutes in order to be effective), *Empty spray bottle, *Clean new sponge/cloth (for application in coops that cannot be sprayed-has neighbors), *Clorox Bleach Wipes (for quick sanitation), *Clean/New Masks for people (required inside all state buildings at this time) You will notice that no chairs are listed. Chairs are not allowed in the showroom. You will find them only T h e
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around the food court areas or grooming areas. Now back to counting down the days! You will find entries are due about 3 weeks before convention. It is a good idea to have potential backups in the same entered classes in case you have to scratch. You will also notice that convention entries are much more expensive than a regular show plus there is an extra fee of around $10 for each exhibitor that goes to the ARBA equipment fund. In addition, it is best NOT to wait till the last minute to make and pay for your entries. There is an online entry portal that can go down due to the heavy last day volume. I try to enter a day or two before the last day just to make sure my entries are accepted. After your entries are submitted, you will get a confirmation and your coop numbers will follow. Then you pray. You pray for coats to stay in, for weather to be mild, for no one to go off feed, etc. Finally, you make your way to convention and stand before the banner that says, “For The Next Five Days, You Don’t Need To Explain To Anyone Why You Show Rabbits.” You are at convention! Now you need to check in at the Check In booth. Make sure you have your ARBA card and get your packet. It will have your entry list, sales slips and a badge. Your badge allows entry and exit privileges when the convention is under security after coop in time. Find your coops, put the coop numbers in the right ear of you rabbits with your sharpie (many do this before leaving for convention), place your risers, cups/water bottles and cardboard inside your cage. Place your exhibits in their coops. Feed/ Water and decorate if you want to. Let them now rest and adjust. Usually the schedule is: Saturday is reserved for final check in. Sunday/Monday are judging days. Monday is Best in Show. Tuesday is individual breed awards banquets and new breeds/varieties presentations. Wednesday morning is check out. I want you to be aware that check out is usually long. Check out packets can be obtained either at the breed booth or Check Out booth. When checking out you load all your rabbits into your carriers and wait either at the breed club booth or the exit doors for someone to check you out. Someone will look at all ear numbers and sales slips to make sure you are not checking out “extra” rabbits or forgetting some. It is a long process but necessary to ensure every rabbit is going home with the right person. Finally, when convention is over, you will have so many great memories and experience a real “rabbit show hangover”. Needless to say, most people will start planning on attending next year because it was so much fun! See you there! F a l l
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RUNNING RABBITS AT CONVENTION BY CHERYL LOESCH What is running rabbits? The term, running rabbits, refers to the practice of bringing rabbits to the table for judging. At regular shows, we run our own rabbits to the table. At ARBA Convention, volunteers run rabbits to the table. Running involves bringing rabbits to the table, and when they are done being judged, returning them to their proper coop. Who are the runners? Everyone working at the breed table is a volunteer, and all runners are volunteers. Really, everyone who shows rabbits at convention should volunteer to run some rabbits. This is the best way to ensure that the show runs smoothly, and we have enough help. Each person should run as many rabbits as they are showing, and a few more, to cover the ones brought by the table help. Ramrods,
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writers, and clerks cannot leave the table to run rabbits. Right before the show starts, all breeders are asked to gather at the assigned show table for a pre-show meeting. There will be a call for runners, and short instructions given at that time. How does it work? Rabbits are cooped by group and class. All delivery to the table, and all judging is done by the coop number to help keep rabbits’ identities unknown to the judge. The Ramrod for the judging table is responsible for keeping the show running, and getting the correct class of rabbits up to the table on time. The Ramrod and the Writer, or Clerk, will put the coop tags on top of the show coops face down when they need rabbits brought up. The runner takes that coop tag, finds the coop number listed on the coop tag,
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and brings that rabbit to the table, keeping the coop tag with the rabbit. When the rabbit is done being judged, the Ramrod or Writer will place the coop tag face up, and ask that the rabbit be returned to its proper coop by a runner. Again, keep the coop tag with the rabbit and leave it near the coop. A good place to leave the coop tag is just under the front edge of the coop wire. Always double check the coop number in the rabbit’s ear to ensure you are putting the rabbit in the correct coop. Do not rely on the coop tag for this information. Can I run my own Rabbits? You may end up running your own rabbits by chance, but it’s much more likely that you will be running others’ rabbits more often than your own. What else do I need to know about running rabbits? Although we like to keep the show moving, safety is the number one priority. Remove and replace rabbits as gently as possible. Avoid thrusting, dragging, or tossing rabbits into or out of cages. This is how rabbits get hurt, and even a gentle seeming “toss” can cause a catastrophic outcome for the rabbit. Hold rabbits in a secure manner against your body for support.
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It is best to run only one rabbit at a time. Though it may be tempting to decrease the number of times you run back and forth by taking more than one rabbit at a time, please remember that these animals are in a strange place, being handled by unfamiliar people. At any time, a rabbit could get fearful enough to jump out of your arms, and either you or the rabbit could get hurt. Handling one rabbit at a time gives a better chance of both you and the rabbit getting to the table and back unscathed. Think of every rabbit as your own, and handle them as gently as possible. What if a rabbit is hard to handle? If a rabbit is hard to remove from its cage, or you are afraid of it, either ask someone else to try that rabbit, or bring the card back to the Ramrod, and they will find a way to remove the rabbit. What if a cage is zip-tied shut or locked shut? It is the responsibility of each rabbit owner to ensure their cages are unlocked or zip ties cut. This should be done well before the show starts. If you encounter a coop that is zipped or locked shut, bring the card back to the Ramrod for instructions.
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WHAT TO TAKE TO CONVENTION BY DEIDRE EDDER
Convention is the highlight of the show year; and especially after having to cancel last year, we have all been looking forward to it. What is convention? It is the largest all breed championship show in the country, and perhaps one of the largest in the world. Entries are due approximately a month ahead, so plan well ahead of time. Make sure your entries are clean, and totally non-matted. Groom your hopefuls at least once a week. Blow them out if possible, it removes an appalling amount of dirt and dander. Give plenty of fresh clean water and feed your usual feed. If you use supplements, add those too. Changing feed can cause rabbits to blow their coats, which take 3-4 months to regrow. What to pack? Your regular grooming supplies, first aid kit for humans and animals, waterless shampoo in case of accidental soiling, cornstarch to clean and dry any soiled spots--it won’t change the color or texture of the coat. Do not use any rinses or sprays designed to change the texture of the coat. These can T h e
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result in disqualification. Make sure nails are short, and ears are clean. If there’s any sign of ear mites, treat with a drop or two of Ivermectin in each ear, and repeat a week later. Ditto for any sign of wool mites, but treat with ivermectin orally. Bring your table and blower, Extra liners for the coop, so you can clean every day or two. Bring risers for the coops, as they do not have wire bottoms. The Convention Host Club will post coop sizes, but usually risers are 14 by 17 inches, one to two inches deep, and hinged in the middle to make it easier to fit them through the coop door. Bring water from home. You can add electrolytes to encourage your rabbits to drink more. Bring your feed from home. Feed will be available at the show, but it may be from a different mill than your rabbits may be used to, and this can throw them off their eating. I like to give them probiotics to keep their guts calm. I also give lots of hay at the show, often that is most of what they eat. 18
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Remember: your rabbits will be there the whole time. They can’t leave until the date specified.
One year a friend wearing a pedometer walked 7 miles in one day in the showroom.
I recommend for convention leaving your carpet squares for grooming at home, and using puppy pads. These are easily discarded and replaced to avoid crosscontamination. People often help themselves to someone else’s tables without asking, and you don’t want your rabbits exposed to parasites or viruses. Keep this possibility in mind as well before you consider placing your rabbit on someone else’s table.
Some breeders like to breed their does 10 to 14 days before the show to help them fill out and “Bloom”. One year we walked into the showroom and there were 5 little chocolate mini rex newborns crawling around the floor; we had to check every coop before finding a doe in the top tier with blood in her cage and fur in her mouth. We got a nest box and put the babies inside with hay and fur and left a sign on her coop, “Surprise!” Amazingly, they had survived their fall from the top tier coop onto a cold cement floor.
Bring poster board or used feed sacks to wrap around the sides and back of your coop to keep your animal safe from bites, scratches, spraying, and possible disease.
Most of all, enjoy! And remember, even with all the fuss, it is just another rabbit show.
Do not touch or handle anyone else’s rabbits without asking first. If you are running rabbits to the table; pay attention to the ramrod at the table. Bring rabbits up or back one at a time to avoid dropping or injuring rabbits. Never pick them up by the wool or scruff--use both hands to control the rabbit. Double check ear numbers when running rabbits; it is so easy to switch rabbits by mistake. One year I was checking out the new junior doe I had purchased, and discovered it was a junior buck—they had been switched after judging and nobody noticed, including both owners. Luckily, we caught our mistake at checkout. Plan on shopping. Tons of vendors are there with great items, both necessities and wonderful extras. If you can, take some of the tours that are available. Be sure to attend the Wooly Club Annual meeting. This is your chance to catch up with what is going on with our club and meet the officers and members. Then attend the banquet! It is a oncea-year chance to mingle and enjoy your fellow wooly breeders. Wear comfortable shoes, and bring extras. You will be on your feet most of the time, and do tons of walking! T h e
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YOUTH BEST OF BREED & BEST OF OPPOSITE
BETTINA CURLETTO & HER
AGOUTI SR BUCK & TAN SR DOE I’m Bettina Curletto. I’m starting my Junior year in high school and aside from rabbits, I am captain of the sideline cheerleading team, a member of the competitive cheer team, raise angora goats, am an officer for my 4-H Club, a member of Girl Scouts and work a job as a lifeguard. I’ve been raising rabbits for 10 years and in all of those years I’ve had Jersey Woolies. I have always loved Jersey Woolies since I saw them as a 6-year-old at my first rabbit show when I met Cindy Oldham and I bought my first rabbit from her with the Christmas money my grandpa gave me. Since then, I’ve been competing often in rabbit competitions and shows. I have represented the state of California for 6 years on the convention team and together, we have earned 4 or more national titles. I have made some great friends and wonderful memories in the last 10 years. There have been a lot of dark places for a teenager during Covid. My normally very structured, sparkly and robust life, during Covid, slowed to become stagnant and unsettled with barely a handful of reasons to leave my room. Trying to do remote online school in a house of noisy Italians and a sometimes unstable internet connection (and even rolling brownouts) was defeating and certainly unmotivating. Classes that normally would have inspired me, like photography and woodshop, couldn’t transfer over the Zoom screen and seemed pointless. Leadership opportunities in cheerleading, 4-H and Girl Scouts dried up as enrollment dropped to half and events by 75% or more. How can one find that spark to create (and stick to) goals when life all around you is dull and in sepia-color? T h e
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This is one reason that the Jersey Wooly Nationals was so important to me this year. I know there was talk and concern about whether we should even have one with all the restrictions that Covid and also RHVD2 created, however, this competition had a halo around it on my calendar for a very long time. Before Covid, I saw it as an opportunity to participate in an event I don’t normally get access to because of distance. However, once Covid hit, it also became a learning opportunity that connected me to the outside world: an in-person event that would give me hands-on feedback on how I’m doing with my goals. One thing I have discovered while in remote learning is that I’m a very hands-on visual learner. It’s the in-person connections and live conversations that stick with me. Listening to a judge make comments on my animals and others is much more meaningful than a comment card or a show report. This Nationals would be a rare in-person event in my Covid-world that would help me take interest again in my goals. I have only 7 rabbits now and only 2 color groups, but I went to work with my eyes set on Nationals. I showed up with 4 of those rabbits: “Hippo” (who was the 2018 BOB winner), “Avocado Toast,” “Corona” and “Honeymarin” - two bucks and two does. The awards that Lori Robiscotti organized were amazing dinner-plate sized rosettes bedazzled with crystals. So stunning! Of course, everyone wanted to be awarded one. Ordinarily, I participate in Rabbit Royalty, which was also happening at the West Coast Classic show, but I was so nervous about Nationals, I decided to skip the Royalty exams, disqualifying myself from them, and focus on readying my rabbits and listening to the judging. I was really pleased that 3 of my rabbits were still on the table representing the F a l l
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2 color groups I have when Best of Breed was being chosen. I know that Jasmine and Jace Crawford have some nice rabbits and, in particular, I love their Tan Pattern buck, who was the group winner. The judge, Adam Schuller, was being very careful and took a lot of time in evaluating the contenders, which I appreciated, but also made me more nervous. I was delighted and thrilled that he chose “Avocado” as his Best of Breed and “Corona” as his Best Opposite! When wool judging came around, I was thrilled again that “Hippo,” the only rabbit I brought that didn’t already win a rosette, won two: Colored and Overall wool! I ended up coming home with 7 of those amazing rosettes and I didn’t regret dropping out of the Royalty race! The rest of the year has gone well for me with rabbits. Although I haven’t been able to add many through breeding, my homegrown rabbits have enjoyed some meaningful wins. Every rabbit in my barn has won a BOB this year. In addition, “Hippo” won Reserve in Show Group 2 at the California State Convention. “Li” won Best in Show at The Comeback Fair show. I love the encouragement
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and coaching that Amber Henderson, Angel LeSage, and Allen Messick have given me. When they see the same things I do, it gives me confidence and emboldens my goals. Thank you, for all your guidance and feedback. I’m very glad that I have my rabbit hobby in this shifting Covid world and I want to thank everyone who helps make those shows possible. Although shows have been a lot fewer in numbers this year, they are in-person and provide me with a very real and meaningful place for me to see forward progress. It’s funny how Covid and RHVD2 have coincided. As people and animals qualify to get vaccines, it means that we can go back to a more normal life. I can’t wait for normal activities to return: cheering for football games, having spectators at Fair, competing against other teams at Comp Cheer Nationals, teaching people about my love of angora goats and rabbits, having live school experiences rather than a Zoom call. In the meantime, I have confidence again in going out in person to be the best I can be and to make the best of what I have, better.
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2 0 1 8 -
1 9
Open - Overall Points 2020-2021 Finals
Open - Award of Excellence 2020-2021 As of 5/12/21
Plc
Exhibitor Name / State
Dist
# Shws
Ttl Pts
Plc
Exhibitor/State
Dist #
# Shows
BOB/BOSB Pts
1
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
36
13884
1
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
36
2302
2
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
41
11048
2
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
59
1048
3
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
59
7667
4
Vara, Emily - WI
3
28
6211
3
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
4
36
675
5
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
3
39
5984
4
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
8
19
665
5
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
41
585
6
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
4
36
4147
7
Sherlock, Barb - PA
9
13
4003
6
Vara, Emily - WI
3
28
534
8
Mezyk, Karen - IL
5
12
3697
7
Neveu, Heather - WI
3
27
526
9
Moore, Sharon - IL
5
31
3284
8
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
3
39
455
10
Beirau, Gayle - IL
5
27
3236
11
Przybylowski, Christy & Katrina - PA
9
14
3043
9
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
3
19
397
12
Neveu, Heather - WI
3
27
3004
10
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
9
16
379
13
Olson, Robin - NC
9
29
2939
11
Pienta, Mallory - WI
3
22
357
14
Ayers, Laura - OH
8
27
2853
12
Kuyoth, Daniel - RI
7
5
335
15
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
8
21
2489
13
Landis, Michelle - PA
9
18
302
16
Edder, Deidre - SC
9
31
2441
14
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
8
21
280
17
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
3
19
2397
15
Olson, Robin - NC
9
29
279
18
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
9
16
2370
16
Przybylowski, Christy & Katrina - PA
9
14
277
19
Sefcik, April & Kaitlyn - OH
8
16
2286
17
Moore, Sharon - IL
5
31
270
20
Landis, Michelle - PA
9
18
2240
18
Mezyk, Karen - IL
5
12
264
21
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
8
19
2194
19
Miller, Bill - MD
9
5
262
22
Pienta, Mallory - WI
3
22
2136
20
Jones, Sue - IN
8
16
225
23
Taylor, Kirsten - LA
6
22
1905
21
Henderson, Amber - CA
2
14
208
24
Jones, Sue - IN
8
16
1797
22
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
15
205
25
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
3
23
1770
23
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
3
23
180
26
Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
16
1727
24
Beirau, Gayle - IL
5
27
154
27
Miller, Bill - MD
9
5
1652
25
More, Gail - OH
8
17
150
28
Lyons, Melanie & Yvonne - NY
7
5
1644
26
Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
16
143
29
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
15
1624
27
Edder, Deidre - SC
9
31
141
30
Giordano, Sheila - IL
5
31
1578
28
Taylor, Kirsten - LA
6
22
129
31
Henderson, Amber - CA
2
14
1251
29
LeSage, Angel - CA
2
7
110
32
More, Gail - OH
8
17
1026
30
Ayers, Laura - OH
8
27
99
33
Freeman, Tracey & Tyrone - LA
6
29
1018
Sherlock, Barb - PA
9
13
99
34
Fields, Taylor - TX
4
9
991
32
Fields, Taylor - TX
4
9
89
35
Kuyoth, Daniel - RI
7
5
857
33
Deling, Kelsey & Carmen - MN
3
11
85
36
Bukovich, Izzy - MN
3
20
853
34
Hobbs, Jordan - IN
8
8
79
37
McConnell, Michaeline - CA
2
11
704
35
Giordano, Sheila - IL
5
31
69
38
LeSage, Angel - CA
2
7
683
36
Gustafson / Robertson, Meadow & Bethany - OR
1
3
65
39
Achgill, Helene - IN
8
17
641
37
Williams / Austin, Kendra & Chase - TX
4
9
54
40
Williams / Austin, Kendra & Chase - TX
4
9
519
38
Achgill, Helene - IN
8
17
52
41
Deling, Kelsey & Carmen - MN
3
11
494
42
Wood, Laurie - OH
8
9
485
39
Bukovich, Izzy - MN
3
20
51
43
Lovely, Tara - ME
7
6
472
40
Wassom, Claudia - SD
3
4
49
44
Wassom, Claudia - SD
3
4
470
41
McConnell, Michaeline - CA
2
11
46
451
42
Gebelein, Sharon - MA
7
6
38
45
McGrath, Janet - IL
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5
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11
24
F a l l
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Open - Overall Points by District 2020-2021 Finals District 1
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
DISTRICT 7
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
1
Gustafson / Robertson, Meadow & Bethany - OR
3
387
1
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
41
11048
2
Kelly, Janelle - OR
3
317
2
Lyons, Melanie & Yvonne - NY
5
1644
3
Hammond, Becky - AK
6
156
3
Kuyoth, Daniel - RI
5
857
4
Ennis, Autumn - MT
2
65
4
Lovely, Tara - ME
6
472
5
Curtis, Erica - AK
2
32
5
Hanes, Amanda - NY
2
220
DISTRICT 2: 1
# Shows Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
Henderson, Amber - CA
3
McConnell, Michaeline - CA
16 14 11
Ttl Pts
6
Buell, Steven - NY
12
178
1727
7
Gebelein, Sharon - MA
6
163
1251
8
Forward, Connie - NY
12
156
704
9
Hanes / Jusko, Amanda & Tayler - NY
2
152
4
LeSage, Angel - CA
7
683
DISTRICT 8:
5
Spotswood, Arielle - CA
6
369
1
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
36
13884
6
Robasciotti, Lori & Gillian - CA
12
283
2
Ayers, Laura - OH
27
2853
7
Henderson / Robasciotti, Amber & Lori - CA
9
184
3
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
21
2489
8
Halsell, Larissa - CA
2
112
4
Sefcik, April & Kaitlyn - OH
16
2286
9
Seymour, Tracy - NV
3
73
5
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
19
2194
10
McConnell / Henderson, Michaeline & Amber - CA
1
45
6
Jones, Sue - IN
16
1797
7
More, Gail - OH
17
1026
6211
8
Achgill, Helene - IN
17
641
5984
9
Wood, Laurie - OH
9
485
Hobbs, Jordan - IN
8
370
DISTRICT 3: 1
# Shows Vara, Emily - WI
2
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
28 39
Ttl Pts
3
Neveu, Heather - WI
27
3004
10
4
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
19
2397
DISTRICT 9
5
Pienta, Mallory - WI
22
2136
6
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
23
1770
7
Bukovich, Izzy - MN
20
853
8
Deling, Kelsey & Carmen - MN
11
494
9
Wassom, Claudia - SD
4
470
10
Ziner, Dale - MN
15
409
DISTRICT 4:
# Shows
Ttl Pts
# Shows
Ttl Pts
# Shows
Ttl Pts
1
Sherlock, Barb - PA
13
4003
2
Przybylowski, Christy & Katrina - PA
14
3043
3
Olson, Robin - NC
29
2939
4
Edder, Deidre - SC
31
2441
5
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
16
2370
6
Landis, Michelle - PA
18
2240
7
Miller, Bill - MD
5
1652
1
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
36
4147
8
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
15
1624
2
Fields, Taylor - TX
9
991
9
McKie, Helen - NC
8
402
3
Williams / Austin, Kendra & Chase - TX
9
519
10
Sheriner, Keysha - PA
13
277
4
Reeves, Ellen - OK
10
245
Wolfe, Michael - TX
9
245
Austin / Austin / Williams, Chase / Patrick & Kendra - TX
1
14
6 DISTRICT 5:
# Shows
Ttl Pts
1
Kneir, Brenda - MO
59
7667
2
Mezyk, Karen - IL
12
3697
3
Moore, Sharon - IL
31
3284
4
Beirau, Gayle - IL
27
3236
5
Giordano, Sheila - IL
31
1578
6
McGrath, Janet - IL
11
451
7
Oldham, Christina - IL
5
175
8
Ericson, Beth - KS
3
158
9
Tillery, Melissa - KS
8
129
10
Kneir, Mark - MO
2
14
DISTRICT 6: 1 2
# Shows Taylor, Kirsten - LA Freeman, Tracey & Tyrone - LA
22 29
Open - Colored Wool 2020-2021 Finals
Ttl Pts
Plc
Exhibitor / State
Dist
# Shows
Total Pts
1
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
21
3902
2
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
26
1742
3
Henderson, Amber - CA
2
13
873
4
Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
13
698
5
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
14
645
6
LeSage, Angel - CA
2
6
569
7
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
3
7
354
8
Henderson / Robasciotti, Amber & Lori - CA
2`
9
210
9
Olson, Robin - NC
9
9
183
Sherlock, Barb - PA
9
3
183
11
McKie, Helen - NC
9
4
168 135
1905
12
Lyons, Melanie & Yvonne - NY
7
1
1018
13
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
3
3
99
14
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
1
84
3
Brown, Chris - AL
11
449
4
Reynolds, Lisa - AL
3
217
15
Brown, Doug - WI
3
5
65
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
9
1
60
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
8
1
56
5
Campbell, Kayla - GA
3
164
16
6
Taylor, Brandon - LA
6
109
17
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Open - Herdsman Points by District 2019-2020 : Finals Place Exhibitor, State
Dist
Open - Jersey Wooly Rabbit of the Year 2020-2021 As of 5/21/21 Herd Pts
1
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
39
2
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
4
33
3
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
31
4
Vara, Emily - WI
3
18
5
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
3
17
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
3
17
7
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
16
8
Moore, Sharon - IL
5
14
Pienta, Mallory - WI
3
14
Przybylowski, Christy & Katrina - PA
9
14
Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
14
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
9
12
12
14
16
20
23
26
29
Plc/Ear #
Var/Sex
Owner/State
1
MISS
Bkn D
2
BH
3
Dist
# Shows
ROTY Pts
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
11
806
Bkn B
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
8
10
556
DO
Bkn B
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
16
452
4
GUNNER
Shad B
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
6
403
5
T2
Ag B
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
13
340
6
BM
Bkn D
Aversa, Lindsay & Julie - MI
8
3
320
7
TK
Self D
Neveu, Heather - WI
3
6
293
8
M2
Self D
Jones, Sue - IN
8
5
225
9
FA
Self D
Deer, Terri & Steve - NC
9
5
221
10
X2
Bkn B
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
4
9
208
11
FBDT1
Ag D
Olson, Robin - NC
9
4
206
12
TT214
Shad B
Kuyoth, Daniel - RI
7
4
172
AB5
Ag D
Miller, Bill - MD
9
2
166
DH2
Bkn B
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
8
163
B21
Tan D
Vara, Emily - WI
3
3
163
Henderson, Amber - CA
2
12
13
Mezyk, Karen - IL
5
11
14
Neveu, Heather - WI
3
11
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
8
10
16
V150
Bkn B
Vara, Emily - WI
3
4
155
OD4
Self D
Beirau, Gayle - IL
5
3
154
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
8
10
17
Edder, Deidre - SC
9
10
18
M492
Self B
More, Gail - OH
8
2
150
Landis, Michelle - PA
9
10
19
HD2
Ag D
Cartwright, Rebecca - MN
3
3
145
Kuyoth, Daniel - RI
7
9
20
GR
Tan B
Neveu, Heather - WI
3
4
143
21
ED
Self D
Pienta, Mallory - WI
3
2
141
22
MC1
Self D
Mezyk, Karen - IL
5
3
137
23
LH
Bkn D
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
4
132
24
WLPC4
Ag D
Moerbe, Kathy - TX
4
5
128
25
G2TR
Bkn D
Vara, Emily - WI
3
2
126
26
SPOK
Self B
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
3
2
121
27
XMAN
Bkn B
Anderson, Grace & Sarah - KY
8
2
120
Olson, Robin - NC
9
9
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
9
Hobbs, Jordan - IN
8
8
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
3
8
Taylor, Kirsten - LA
6
8
Giordano, Sheila - IL
5
6
McConnell, Michaeline - CA
2
6
Miller, Bill - MD
9
6
28
CAR
Tan B
Loesch, Cheryl - MN
3
3
116
Beirau, Gayle - IL
5
5
29
CTCL
Bkn D
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
4
114
Deling, Kelsey & Carmen - MN
3
5
30
THE1
Self B
LeSage, Angel - CA
2
6
110
Ericson, Beth - KS
5
5
31
HAR
Bkn D
Henderson, Amber - CA
2
3
108
WLPC4
Bkn D
Miller, Bill - MD
9
3
108
33
Q58
Ag B
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
3
107
34
WK
Shad B
Boulier, DeAnn & Niles - MI
8
2
102
35
CA
Tan B
Ayers, Laura - OH
8
3
99
Gustafson / Robertson, Meadow & Bethany - OR
1
5
Hammond, Becky - AK
1
5
Jones, Sue - IN
8
5
LeSage, Angel - CA
2
5
Open - White Wool Continued
Open - White Wool 2020-2021 Finals Exhibitor / State
Dist
# Shows
Total Pts
Exhibitor / State
Dist
# Shows
Total Pts
7
More, Gail - OH
8
3
192
8
Sherlock, Barb - PA
9
3
139
9
Brown, Doug - WI
3
2
61
10
Turley, Rose Marie - NJ
9
2
36
11
Przybylowski, Christy & Katrina - PA
9
1
33
1
Buell / Forward, Steven & Connie - NY
7
21
837
2
Robasciotti, Lori - CA
2
16
690
3
Lyons, Melanie & Yvonne - NY
7
1
297
4
Kneir, Brenda - MO
5
18
289
5
Achgill, Helene - IN
8
9
231
12
Reilly / Ringelstetter, Brenda & Christi - WI
3
1
18
6
Spotswood, Arielle - CA
2
3
212
13
Edder, Deidre - SC
9
2
14
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Youth - Overall Points
Youth - Award of Excellence
2020-2021 Finals
Plc
Exhibitor / State
2020-2021 As of 5/21/21
Dist
# Shows
Ttl Pnts
1
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
54
9692
2
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
63
6871
3
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
56
6757
4
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
47
5486
5
Landis, Cody - PA
9
33
6
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
7
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
Plc
Exhibitor / State
Dist
# Shows
BOB / BOSB Pts
1
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
54
1698
2
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
47
942
3
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
56
805
4
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
63
602
4796
5
Landis, Cody - PA
9
33
501
30
3423
6
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
30
323
8
10
1556
7
Reker, Carson - MO
5
32
204
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
20
1522
8
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
19
177
9
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
10
170
9
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
16
1443
10
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
18
115
10
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
17
1238
11
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
17
90
11
Reker, Carson - MO
5
32
1236
12
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
20
86
12
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
18
889
13
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
16
66
13
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
19
874
14
Avery, Lily - OH
8
12
46
14
Avery, Lily - OH
8
12
796
15
Martinson, Talia - MN
3
4
28
15
Neighbours, Sky - WI
3
24
462
16
Roman, Casey - NY
7
12
27
17
Crawford, Jasmine & Jace - CA
2
7
22
16
Roman, Casey - NY
7
12
321
18
Curletto, Bettina & Alessandro - CA
2
5
21
17
Smith, Bianca - FL
6
6
293
19
Auld, Kayla - OK
4
4
13
18
Jusko, Tayler - NY
7
2
285
Neighbours, Sky - WI
3
24
13
19
Martinson, Talia - MN
3
4
181
21
Jean, Keira - TX
4
3
12
20
Crawford, Jasmine & Jace - CA
2
7
162
22
Tetzlaff, Bryan - MI
8
4
6
21
Mayo, Brilee - TN
6
8
110
Tillery, Haley - KS
5
4
6
Smith, Bianca - FL
6
6
5
22
Bedell, Zoe - TX
4
6
80
Mack, Joshua - OH
8
6
80
24
Junokas, Glorianna - CA
2
2
76
25
Curletto, Bettina & Alessandro - CA
2
5
69
26
Hoag, Amelia - NY
7
4
68
27
Tetzlaff, Bryan - MI
8
4
60
28
Curletto, Alessandro - CA
2
5
58
Jean, Keira - TX
4
3
58
Williams, Autumn Marie - TX
4
7
58
Wright, Faith - WI
3
2
50
31
T h e
F l u f f
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Youth - Overall Points by District
Youth -Herdsman
2020-2021 Finals
District 1 1
Exhibitor, State Kelly, Cheyanna - OR
DISTRICT 2: Exhibitor, State 1
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2020-2021 As of 5/21/21
# Shows
Ttl Pts
3
38
# Shows
Ttl Pts
19
Place Exhibitor, State
Dist
Herd Pts
1
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
42
874
2
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
39
3
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
32
4
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
24
5
Landis, Cody - PA
9
21
6
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
19
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
19
8
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
12
9
Reker, Carson - MO
5
10
10
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
7
11
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
6
2
Crawford, Jasmine & Jace - CA
7
162
3
Junokas, Glorianna - CA
2
76
4
Curletto, Bettina & Alessandro - CA
5
69
5
Curletto, Alessandro - CA
4
40
DISTRICT 3:
Exhibitor, State
1 2
# Shows
Ttl Pts
Wallock, Makayla - WI
63
6871
Neighbours, Sky - WI
24
462
3
Martinson, Talia - MN
4
181
4
Wright, Faith - WI
2
50
DISTRICT 4:
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
1
Boling, Carlie - TX
30
3423
2
Bedell, Zoe - TX
6
80
12
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
5
3
Jean, Keira - TX
3
58
13
Curletto, Bettina & Alessandro - CA
2
4
Williams, Autumn Marie - TX
7
58
5
Auld, Kayla - OK
4
49
14
Auld, Kayla - OK
4
2
6
Isbell, Abigail - OK
3
24
Avery, Lily - OH
8
2
7
Jaeger, Magdelene - TX
2
12
Crawford, Jasmine & Jace - CA
2
2
DISTRICT 5:
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
Martinson, Talia - MN
3
2
1
Withrich, Addison - MO
56
6757
2
Reker, Carson - MO
32
1236
Neighbours, Sky - WI
3
2
3
Tillery, Haley - KS
4
48
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
2
DISTRICT 6:
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
Jean, Keira - TX
4
1
1
Daniel, Evan - MS
17
1238
Smith, Bianca - FL
6
1
2
Smith, Bianca - FL
6
293
3
Mayo, Brilee - TN
8
110
4
Taylor, Raelyn - LA
DISTRICT 7:
Exhibitor, State
2
33
# Shows
Ttl Pts
20
Youth - Colored Wool 2020-2021 FInals Plc
Exhibitor / State
Dist
# Shows
Total Pts
1
Avery, Lily - OH
8
10
425
2
Reker, Carson - MO
5
9
393
3
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
6
362
4
Landis, Cody - PA
9
2
319
5
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
12
268
1
Roman, Casey - NY
12
321
2
Jusko, Tayler - NY
2
285
3
Hoag, Amelia - NY
4
68
DISTRICT 8:
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
6
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
1
176
9692
7
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
8
115
8
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
5
58
9
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
2
40
10
Mayo, Brilee - TN
6
1
9
Dist
# Shows
Total Pts
1
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
54
2
Smetzer, Hope - OH
47
5486
3
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
10
1556
4
Wood, Carlie - OH
16
1443
5
Avery, Lily - OH
12
796
6
Mack, Joshua - OH
6
80
7
Tetzlaff, Bryan - MI
4
60
Plc
Exhibitor / State
8
Joles, Ben - OH
2
46
1
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
6
122
9
DeSelm, Sophie - MI
4
12
2
Martinson, Talia - MN
3
2
40
DISTRICT 9:
Exhibitor, State
# Shows
Ttl Pts
3
Reker, Carson - MO
5
3
24
1
Landis, Cody - PA
33
4796
4
Avery, Lily - OH
8
2
12
2
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
20
1522
3
Walkup, Rachael - PA
18
889
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
1
12
4
McCloseky, Franny - PA
4
24
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
1
6
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6
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Youth - Jersey Wooly Rabbit of the Year 2020-2021 Finals Dist
# Shows
ROTY Pts
Plc/Ear #
Var/Sex
Owner/State
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
13
370
45
B17
Self B
Shad D
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
12
296
Q71
H51
Self B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
9
275
47
4
SUB
Bkn B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
9
270
5
TT186
AOV B
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
9
236
6
SE
Shad D
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
10
208
7
BWTHA
Shad D
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
5
207
8
C40
Self B
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
7
198
9
AF387
Bkn B
Landis, Cody - PA
9
10
10
AF435
Bkn B
Landis, Cody - PA
9
4
11
NAL
AOV D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
11
182
12
RK
Ag B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
6
156
13
GN1
Bkn B
Reker, Carson - MO
5
6
134
14
RL
Bkn D
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
3
124
15
TAATH
Self D
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
5
119
16
BT
AOV B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
2
113
17
BWE
Ag D
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
3
92
18
LR
Self D
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
3
90
19
JRDD
Bkn B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
4
88
20
HDB
Tan B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
5
86
21
FV2
Self D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
4
78
TBLC1
AOV D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
4
78
23
JRPO
Tan B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
5
77
24
RV1
Bkn D
Dinsmore, Paige - VA
9
3
76
25
V175
Self B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
5
75
26
LVR
Bkn B
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
4
72
27
M401
Bkn B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
3
60
B24
Shad D
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
1
60
29
Q60
Ag B
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
7
30
AF444
Tan B
Landis, Cody - PA
9
31
MR
Bkn D
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
32
2W
Ag B
Wallock, Makayla - WI
33
BB
Self B
34
Q39
35
AF448
36
Dist
# Shows
ROTY Pts
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
1
32
Tan D
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
3
32
SMK
Shad B
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
1
31
48
ST
Bkn B
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
1
30
49
Q71
Tan D
Curletto, Bettina & Alessandro - CA
2
4
29
50
GC
Ag D
Martinson, Talia - MN
3
1
28
LHH
Ag D
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
3
28
52
AN
Ag D
Roman, Casey - NY
7
3
27
191
53
BB7
Tan B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
2
26
186
54
BW1
Ag D
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
1
25
55
KLE
Self D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
1
24
56
GG
Bkn D
Reker, Carson - MO
5
1
23
SHORT
Self B
Smetzer, Hope - OH
8
1
23
Q65
Ag D
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
3
22
PH
Self B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
1
22
TG
Ag B
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
1
21
W21
AOV D
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
5
21
TG2
Self B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
1
20
W17
Ag B
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
2
20
64
PF
Self D
Crawford, Jasmine & Jace - CA
2
3
18
65
MF1
Shad D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
2
17
VHC1
Self B
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
3
17
B7
Tan B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
1
16
GN
Ag D
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
1
16
CE
Shad D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
1
16
BB4
Tan B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
1
14
MOPC2
Ag B
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
3
14
A
Tan D
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
1
13
3T
Ag D
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
1
13
57
NE
Shad B
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
1
13
2
55
AF485
Ag D
Landis, Cody - PA
9
3
13
1
53
HDX
Tan B
Neighbours, Sky - WI
3
1
13
3
3
51
CH1
Ag D
Reker, Carson - MO
5
1
13
Daniel, Evan - MS
6
2
49
M396
AOV B
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
2
13
Ag B
Curletto, Bettina - CA
2
6
48
BB23
Tan D
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
2
12
Bkn D
Landis, Cody - PA
9
5
47
SOP
Shad B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
1
12
WWSAS
Self D
Avery, Lily - OH
8
1
46
COPR
Bkn B
Jean, Keira - TX
4
1
12
BB77
Ag D
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
1
46
AF469
Ag B
Landis, Cody - PA
9
1
12
38
BW4
Tan D
DeSelm, Madelyn - MI
8
2
45
SAS
Self B
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
1
12
39
LOVER
Shad B
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
1
43
TY
Ag D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
1
12
40
BB96
Self B
Boling, Carlie - TX
4
1
41
BB2
Self B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
1
12
41
CUYU
Bkn D
Walkup, Rachael - PA
9
4
38
TDY
Ag B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
1
12
42
B1
Ag D
Wallock, Makayla - WI
3
4
37
EAT
Shad B
Wood, Carlie - OH
8
1
12
43
B18
Self D
Byers, Max & Jocelyn - IN
8
2
35
ZEUS
Self B
Auld, Kayla - OK
4
1
9
44
GB2
Bkn B
Reker, Carson - MO
5
1
34
TNY
Ag B
Withrich, Addison - MO
5
1
9
Plc/Ear #
Var/Sex
Owner/State
1
C
Self D
2
SWISS
3
T h e
F l u f f
58
60
62
67
70
72
79
88
29
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NJWRC 19/20 Season (Runs 7/1/20 - 6/30/21) NJWRC Sanction #
0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
NJWRC Sanction #
0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
R0966-Y0A
Y
A
04/10/21
Salt City RBA #B
KS, Hutchinson
S1105-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Corydon
P9436-O0A
O
A
04/10/21
Baltimore & Howard Co RCBA
MD, West Friendship
S1102-Y1A
Y
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #A
IN, Corydon
R1744-O0A
O
A
04/10/21
Baltimore & Howard Co RCBA
MD, West Friendship
S1104-Y1A
Y
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #B
IN, Corydon
S1106-Y1A
Y
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Corydon
Hare Raisers Youth 4H Club
MD, West Friendship
P7292-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
Cattaraugus Co RBA
NY, Olean
P7294-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
Cattaraugus Co RBA
NY, Olean
P9407-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
South Mountain R&CBA #A
PA, Arendtsville
P9405-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
South Mountain R&CBA #B
PA, Arendtsville
S1144-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
S1146-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
S1145-Y1A
Y
A
04/17/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
S1147-Y1A
Y
A
04/17/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
R1539-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
Central Wisconsin RB
WI, Marshfield
R1541-O0A
O
A
04/17/21
Central Wisconsin RB
WI, Marshfield
R0342-O0A
O
A
04/24/21
Lapeer Area RR
MI, Lapeer
R0344-O0A
O
A
04/24/21
Lapeer Area RR
MI, Lapeer
R0343-Y0A
Y
A
04/24/21
Lapeer Area RR
MI, Lapeer
R0345-Y0A
Y
A
04/24/21
Lapeer Area RR
MI, Lapeer
R2989-O1A
O
A
04/24/21
Mid City RC #A
SD, Freeman
R2991-O1A
O
A
04/24/21
Mid City RC #B
SD, Freeman
P7368-O9A
O
A
04/25/20
Butler Co RBA
PA, Butler
P7370-O9A
O
A
04/25/20
Butler Co RBA
PA, Butler
P7369-Y9A
Y
A
04/25/20
Butler Co RBA
PA, Butler
R1745-Y0A R9688-O0A R9690-O0A
Y O O
A A A
04/10/21 04/10/21 04/10/21
Midwest Trailblazers RC Midwest Trailblazers RC
MO, Sedalia MO, Sedalia
R2188-O1A
O
A
04/10/21
Catskill Region RCBA #A
NY, Otisville
R2190-O1A
O
A
04/10/21
Catskill Region RCBA #B
NY, Otisville
R2189-Y1A
Y
A
04/10/21
Catskill Region RCBA #A
NY, Otisville
R2191-Y1A
Y
A
04/10/21
Catskill Region RCBA #B
NY, Otisville
S1389-O1S
O
S
04/10/21
Ohio Jersey Wooly RC #A
OH, Canton
S1391-O1S
O
S
04/10/21
Ohio Jersey Wooly RC #B
OH, Canton
S1390-Y1S
Y
S
04/10/21
Ohio Jersey Wooly RC #A
OH, Canton
S1392-Y1S
Y
S
04/10/21
Ohio Jersey Wooly RC #B
OH, Canton
R2011-O0A
O
A
04/10/21
Tri County RBA
WI, Jefferson
R2012-Y0A
Y
A
04/10/21
Tri County RBA
WI, Jefferson
S1444-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
California R&CS #B
CA, Merced
S1446-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
California R&CS #C
CA, Merced
S1445-Y1A
Y
A
04/11/21
California R&CS #B
CA, Merced
S1447-Y1A
Y
A
04/11/21
California R&CS #C
CA, Merced
P7371-Y9A
Y
A
04/25/20
Butler Co RBA
PA, Butler
R9692-O0A
O
A
04/11/21
Midwest Trailblazers RC
MO, Sedalia
S1645-O1S
O
S
04/25/21
TN, Knoxville
S0998-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
Catskill Region RCBA #A
NY, Otisville
Kudzu Kountry Wooly Club #A
S1000-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
Catskill Region RCBA #B
NY, Otisville
S1647-O1S
O
S
04/25/21
Kudzu Kountry Wooly Club #B
TN, Knoxville
S0999-Y1A
Y
A
04/11/21
Catskill Region RCBA #A
NY, Otisville
S1646-Y1S
Y
S
04/25/21
Y
A
04/11/21
Catskill Region RCBA #B
NY, Otisville
Kudzu Kountry Wooly Club #A
TN, Knoxville
S1001-Y1A S1005-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
Portage Co RCBA #A
OH, Canton
S1648-Y1S
Y
S
04/25/21
TN, Knoxville
S1007-O1A
O
A
04/11/21
Portage Co RCBA #B
OH, Canton
Kudzu Kountry Wooly Club #B
S1006-Y1A
Y
A
04/11/21
Portage Co RCBA #A
OH, Canton
S0874-O1A
O
A
04/25/21
Southern States R&CS
TN, Knoxville
S1008-Y1A
Y
A
04/11/21
Portage Co RCBA #B
OH, Canton
S0875-Y1A
Y
A
04/25/21
Southern States R&CS
TN, Knoxville
R2126-O1A
O
A
05/01/21
Lawrence Co RBA #A
AL, Muscle Shoals
R2013-O0A
O
A
04/11/21
Tri County RBA
WI, Jefferson
R2014-Y0A
Y
A
04/11/21
Tri County RBA
WI, Jefferson
R2127-O1A
O
A
05/01/21
Lawrence Co RBA #B
AL, Muscle Shoals
S1148-O1A
O
A
04/16/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
S1473-O1A
O
A
05/01/21
Rabbit Producers of Alabama #C
AL, Muscle Shoals
S1149-Y1A
Y
A
04/16/21
Alamo Area RC
TX, Seguin
P8211-O1A
O
A
05/01/21
Big Valley RA #A
CA, Merced
R1989-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Interior R&CC #A
AK, North Pole
P8236-O1A
O
A
05/01/21
Big Valley RA #B
CA, Merced
R1991-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Interior R&CC #B
AK, North Pole
P8212-Y1A
Y
A
05/01/21
Big Valley RA #A
CA, Merced
R0834-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Cedar Rapids RBA #1
IA, Amana
P8237-Y1A
Y
A
05/01/21
Big Valley RA #B
CA, Merced
R0836-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Cedar Rapids RBA #2
IA, Amana
P4910-O0A
O
A
05/01/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
S1101-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #A
IN, Corydon
R2539-O0S
O
S
05/01/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
S1103-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #B
IN, Corydon
P4911-Y0A
Y
A
05/01/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
S1105-O1A
O
A
04/17/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Corydon
R2540-Y0S
Y
S
05/01/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
T h e
F l u f f
30
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NJWRC 19/20 Season (Runs 7/1/20 - 6/30/21) NJWRC Sanction #
0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
NJWRC Sanction #
0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
R2540-Y0S
Y
S
05/01/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
S1487-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
West Georgia RC #B
GA, Carrollton
P4908-O0A
O
A
05/02/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
S1489-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
West Georgia RC #C
GA, Carrollton
R2541-O0S
O
S
05/02/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
R2891-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
Illinois RBA #A
IL, Pontiac
R2893-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
Illinois RBA #B
IL, Pontiac
R2892-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
Illinois RBA #A
IL, Pontiac
R2894-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
Illinois RBA #B
IL, Pontiac
S1239-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
Garden State RCBA #A
NJ, Augusta
S1241-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
Garden State RCBA #B
NJ, Augusta
S1240-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
Garden State RCBA #A
NJ, Augusta
S1242-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
Garden State RCBA #B
NJ, Augusta
S1800-O1S
O
S
05/22/21
North East Jersey Wooly Breeders
NJ, Augusta
S1307-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
New River Vallley RC #A
VA, Blacksburg
S1461-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
New River Vallley RC #B
VA, Blacksburg
S1308-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
New River Vallley RC #A
VA, Blacksburg
S1462-Y1A
Y
A
05/22/21
New River Vallley RC #B
VA, Blacksburg
R1181-O0A
O
A
05/23/21
Central Massachusetts RBN
MA, Spencer
R1183-O0A
O
A
05/23/21
Central Massachusetts RBN
MA, Spencer
R1182-Y0A
Y
A
05/23/21
Central Massachusetts RBN
MA, Spencer
R1184-Y0A
Y
A
05/23/21
Central Massachusetts RBN
MA, Spencer
S1243-O1A
O
A
05/23/21
Garden State RCBA #A
NJ, Augusta
S1245-O1A
O
A
05/23/21
Garden State RCBA #B
NJ, Augusta
S1244-Y1A
Y
A
05/23/21
Garden State RCBA #A
NJ, Augusta
S1246-Y1A
Y
A
05/23/21
Garden State RCBA #B
NJ, Augusta
R2647-O1A
O
A
05/23/21
Lakeland RBA #A
WI, Elkhorn
R2649-O1A
O
A
05/23/21
Lakeland RBA #B
WI, Elkhorn
R2648-Y1A
Y
A
05/23/21
Lakeland RBA #A
WI, Elkhorn
R2650-Y1A
Y
A
05/23/21
Lakeland RBA #B
WI, Elkhorn
S1230-O1A
O
A
05/28/21
Louisiana RBA #A
LA, Alexandria
S1554-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Louisiana RBA #B
LA, Alexandria
S1556-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Louisiana RBA #C
LA, Alexandria
R0070-O0A
O
A
05/29/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0072-O0A
O
A
05/29/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0071-Y0A
Y
A
05/29/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0073-Y0A
Y
A
05/29/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R1878-O0A
O
A
05/29/21
Chautauqua Co RBC #A
NY, Dunkirk
R1880-O0A
O
A
05/29/21
Chautauqua Co RBC #B
NY, Dunkirk
S1656-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Diamond in the Hare RBA #A
OH, Hillsboro
S1658-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Diamond in the Hare RBA #B
OH, Hillsboro
R2302-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Delaware Valley RBA #A
PA, Collegeville
S1326-O1A
O
A
05/29/21
Delaware Valley RBA #B
PA, Collegeville
P4909-Y0A
Y
A
05/02/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
R2542-Y0S
Y
S
05/02/21
Ohio State RBA
OH, Columbus
P9375-O1A
O
A
05/08/21
Southeastern Illinois RBA #A
IL, Oblong
P9376-O1A
O
A
05/08/21
Southeastern Illinois RBA #B
IL, Oblong
P8262-O1A
O
A
05/08/21
Whitley Co 4H RC #A
IN, Columbia City
P8264-O1A
O
A
05/08/21
Whitley Co 4H RC #B
IN, Columbia City
R1605-O0A
O
A
05/08/21
Capital City RC
KY, Frankfort
R9683-O0A
O
A
05/08/21
Kentucky State RBA
KY, Frankfort
R9699-O0A R9701-O0A R9703-O0A R9700-Y0A
O O O Y
A A A A
05/08/21 05/08/21 05/08/21 05/08/21
Rochester Area RC #1 Rochester Area RC #2 Rochester Area RC #3 Rochester Area RC #1
MN, Owatonna MN, Owatonna MN, Owatonna MN, Owatonna
R9702-Y0A
Y
A
05/08/21
Rochester Area RC #2
MN, Owatonna
R9704-Y0A
Y
A
05/08/21
Rochester Area RC #3
MN, Owatonna
R2445-O0A R2447-O0A R2446-Y0A R2448-Y0A R0615-O0A
O O Y Y O
A A A A A
05/08/21 05/08/21 05/08/21 05/08/21 05/15/21
Missouri State RPA #A Missouri State RPA #B Missouri State RPA #A Missouri State RPA #B South Central Iowa RBA #A
MO, Sedalia MO, Sedalia MO, Sedalia MO, Sedalia IA, Colfax
R0617-O0A
O
A
05/15/21
South Central Iowa RBA #B
IA, Colfax
S1449-O1A
O
A
05/15/21
Michigan State RBA #A
MI, Midland
S1451-O1A S1450-Y1A S1452-Y1A S0167-O1A
O Y Y O
A A A A
05/15/21 05/15/21 05/15/21 05/15/21
Michigan State RBA #B Michigan State RBA #A Michigan State RBA #B R&CB Anonymous #1
MI, Midland MI, Midland MI, Midland MN, Stillwater
S0169-O1A
O
A
05/15/21
R&CB Anonymous #2
MN, Stillwater
S0168-Y1A
Y
A
05/15/21
R&CB Anonymous #A
MN, Stillwater
S0170-Y1A S1783-O1S S1784-Y1S S1650-O1A
Y O Y O
A S S A
05/15/21 05/15/21 05/15/21 05/15/21
R&CB Anonymous #B Blennerhassett RC Blennerhassett RC
MN, Stillwater OH, Marietta OH, Marietta
Diamond in the Hare RBA #A
OH, Marietta
S1651-Y1A
Y
A
05/15/21
Diamond in the Hare RBA
OH, Marietta
S1712-O1S
O
S
05/15/21
Wooly Lovers of Texas
TX, Longview
S1713-Y1S
Y
S
05/15/21
Wooly Lovers of Texas
TX, Longview
R0801-Y9A
Y
A
05/16/21
Southwest Missouri Hare Raisers #A
MO, Carthage
R0802-Y0A
Y
A
05/16/21
Southwest Missouri Hare Raisers #B
MO, Carthage
R2303-Y1A
Y
A
05/29/21
Delaware Valley RBA #A
PA, Collegeville
S1641-O1A
O
A
05/16/21
North Country R&CB #A
NY, Liverpool
S1327-Y1A
Y
A
05/29/21
Delaware Valley RBA #B
PA, Collegeville
S1642-O1A
O
A
05/16/21
North Country R&CB #B
NY, Liverpool
S1799-O1S
O
S
05/29/21
PA, Collegeville
S1824-O1S
O
S
05/16/21
North Country R&CB
NY, Liverpool
North East Jersey Wooly Breeders
S1643-Y1A
Y
A
05/16/21
North Country R&CB #A
NY, Liverpool
S1734-O1S
O
S
05/29/21
Great Plains Jersey Wooly RC
WI, Dodgeville
S1644-Y1A
Y
A
05/16/21
North Country R&CB #B
NY, Liverpool
S1735-Y1S
Y
S
05/29/21
O
A
05/16/21
South Central Ohio RBA #A
OH, Washington Court House
Great Plains Jersey Wooly RC
WI, Dodgeville
R0033-O1A
R0074-O0A
O
A
05/30/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0035-O1A
O
A
05/16/21
South Central Ohio RBA #B
OH, Washington Court House
R0076-O0A
O
A
05/30/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0075-Y0A
O
A
05/30/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
R0077-Y0A
Y
A
05/30/21
We Be RC
MN, Hutchinson
S1566-O1A
O
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #A
WI, Dodgevile
S1828-O1A S1829-O1A
O O
A A
05/22/21 05/22/21
Alaskan R&CC #A Alaskan R&CC #B
AK, Palmer AK, Palmer
S1485-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
West Georgia RC #A
GA, Carrollton
S1487-O1A
O
A
05/22/21
West Georgia RC #B
GA, Carrollton
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0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
S1566-O1A
O
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #A
WI, Dodgevile
S1568-O1A
O
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #B
WI, Dodgevile
S1570-O1A
O
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #C
WI, Dodgevile
S1567-Y1A
Y
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #A
WI, Dodgevile
S1569-Y1A
Y
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #B
WI, Dodgevile
NJWRC Sanction #
0/Y
A/S
Show Date
Host Club
Location
S0907-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #A
IN, Danville
S0910-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #B
IN, Danville
S0911-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Danville
R0549-O0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #A
MI, Coldwater
R0551-O0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #B
MI, Coldwater
R0550-Y0A
Y
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #A
MI, Coldwater
R0552-Y0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #B
MI, Coldwater
P8141-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Taughannock Area RBA #A
NY, Cortland
S0907-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #A
IN, Danville
S1571-Y1A
Y
A
05/30/21
Central States Nomad RBA #C
WI, Dodgevile
S0345-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Central Florida RBA #A
FL, DeLand
S0347-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Central Florida RBA #B
FL, DeLand
S0910-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #B
IN, Danville
S1888-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Central Florida RBA #C
FL, DeLand
S0911-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Danville
R1351-O0A
O
A
06/05/21
Iroquois RBA #A
IL, Melvin
R0549-O0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #A
MI, Coldwater
R1353-O0A
O
A
06/05/21
Iroquois RBA #B
IL, Melvin
R0551-O0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #B
MI, Coldwater
R1352-Y0A
Y
A
06/05/21
Iroquois RBA #A
IL, Melvin
R1354-Y0A
Y
A
06/05/21
Iroquois RBA #B
IL, Melvin
R0550-Y0A
Y
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #A
MI, Coldwater
S1682-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Central Minnesota RC #1
MN, Sauk Rapids
R0552-Y0A
O
A
06/19/21
Cal-Bra-Hill RC #B
MI, Coldwater
S1684-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Central Minnesota RC #2
MN, Sauk Rapids
P8141-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Taughannock Area RBA #A
NY, Cortland
S1683-Y1A
Y
A
06/05/21
Central Minnesota RC #1
MN, Sauk Rapids
P8143-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Taughannock Area RBA #B
NY, Cortland
S1685-Y1A
Y
A
06/05/21
Central Minnesota RC #2
MN, Sauk Rapids
P8142-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Taughannock Area RBA #A
NY, Cortland
R1715-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Mohawk Valley R&CB #A
NY, Frankfort
P8144-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Taughannock Area RBA #B
NY, Cortland
R1717-O1A
O
A
06/05/21
Mohawk Valley R&CB #B
NY, Frankfort
S1686-O1A
O
A
06/06/21
Central Minnesota RC #3
MN, Sauk Rapids
R2827-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Portage Co RCBA #A
OH, Canton
R2829-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Portage Co RCBA #B
OH, Canton
S1688-O1A
O
A
06/06/21
Central Minnesota RC #4
MN, Sauk Rapids
S1687-Y1A
Y
A
06/06/21
Central Minnesota RC #3
MN, Sauk Rapids
R2830-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Portage Co RCBA #A
OH, Canton
S1689-Y1A
Y
A
06/06/21
Central Minnesota RC #4
MN, Sauk Rapids
R2828-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Portage Co RCBA #B
OH, Canton
C9761-O9A
O
A
06/12/21
Tri Rivers R&CC #A
IA, Manchester
S0715-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Northwoods RC #A
WI, Antigo
C9763-O9A
O
A
06/12/21
Tri Rivers R&CC #B
IA, Manchester
S0717-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Northwoods RC #B
WI, Antigo
R1316-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Harrison Co Ag Society
IN, Corydon
R1570-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Johnson Co RB #A
IN, Franklin
S0716-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Northwoods RC #A
WI, Antigo
R1572-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Johnson Co RB #B
IN, Franklin
S0718-Y1A
Y
A
06/19/21
Northwoods RC #B
WI, Antigo
R1839-O0A
O
A
06/12/21
Sunflower RBA
KS, Wichita
R0231-O0A
O
A
06/19/21
Laramie Valley RBA
WY, Laramie
O
A
06/19/21
Laramie Valley RBA
WY, Laramie
R1840-Y0A
Y
A
06/12/21
Sunflower RBA
KS, Wichita
R0233-O0A
P9252-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Central Michigan RBA #A
MI, Kalamazoo
S1890-O1S
O
S
06/25/21
Great Plains Wooly RC
WI, Galesville
P9254-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Central Michigan RBA #B
MI, Kalamazoo
S1891-Y1S
Y
S
06/25/21
Great Plains Wooly RC
WI, Galesville
P9253-Y1A
Y
A
06/12/21
Central Michigan RBA #A
MI, Kalamazoo
P9255-Y1A
Y
A
06/12/21
Central Michigan RBA #B
MI, Kalamazoo
P9200-O1A
O
A
06/26/21
Indiana State RBA #A
IN, Danville
R1675-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Fox Valley RC #A
WI, Fond du Lac
P9201-Y1A
Y
A
06/26/21
Indiana State RBA #C
IN, Danville
R1677-O1A
O
A
06/12/21
Fox Valley RC #B
WI, Fond du Lac
R1329-O1A
O
A
06/26/21
Washington State RBA #A
WA, Moses Lake
O
A
06/26/21
Washington State RBA #B
WA, Moses Lake
R1676-Y1A
Y
A
06/12/21
Fox Valley RC #A
WI, Fond du Lac
R1330-O1A
R1678-Y1A
Y
A
06/12/21
Fox Valley RC #B
WI, Fond du Lac
R1597-O0A
O
A
06/26/21
Friendly RC #A
WI, Galesville
C9757-O9A
O
A
06/13/21
Tri Rivers R&CC #C
IA, Manchester
R1599-O0A
O
A
06/26/21
Friendly RC #B
WI, Galesville
C9759-O9A
O
A
06/13/21
Tri Rivers R&CC #D
IA, Manchester
S1964-O1A
O
A
06/13/21
North Country R&CBA #A
NY, Liverpool
R1598-Y0A
Y
A
06/26/21
Friendly RC #A
WI, Galesville
S1966-O1A
O
A
06/13/21
North Country R&CBA #B
NY, Liverpool
R1600-Y0A
Y
A
06/26/21
Friendly RC #B
WI, Galesville
S2084-O1S
O
S
06/13/21
North Country R&CBA
NY, Liverpool
P9202-O1A
O
A
06/27/21
Indiana State RBA #B
IN, Danville
Y
A
06/27/21
Indiana State RBA #D
IN, Danville
S1965-Y1A
Y
A
06/13/21
North Country R&CBA #A
NY, Liverpool
P9203-Y1A
S1967-Y1A
Y
A
06/13/21
North Country R&CBA #B
NY, Liverpool
R1331-O1A
O
A
06/27/21
Washington State RBA
WA, Moses Lake
S1612-O1S
O
S
06/18/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA
IN, Danville
R1601-O0A
O
A
06/27/21
Friendly RC #C
WI, Galesville
S1613-Y1S
Y
S
06/18/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA
IN, Danville
S0906-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #A
IN, Danville
R1603-O0A
O
A
06/27/21
Friendly RC #D
WI, Galesville
S0908-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #B
IN, Danville
R1602-Y0A
Y
A
06/27/21
Friendly RC #C
WI, Galesville
S0909-O1A
O
A
06/19/21
Rabbit Renegades RBA #C
IN, Danville
R1604-Y0A
Y
A
06/27/21
Friendly RC #D
WI, Galesville
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