NFRS Bradford Championships
Doncaster, England

Connie Perez and I took in the rolling land from London, England, to the show in
Doncaster, 3 hours into the British countryside, via. railway on January 22, 2005.
There, we met some new people and witnessed the National Fancy Rat Society Rat Show.

You'll notice not only the large rats at the show, of around 180 entrants, but their big, beautiful
eyes. The colors were  myriad of browns, with just a few marked rats entered. Connie Perez, and I
imported Burmese, Black-eyed Siamese, Pearl and she brought in Essex marking genes.
You can see the English rats residing in my rattery
here.
Best in Show NFRS Rat!
Twig, a female black self owned by Deb Mallett.
President, Ann Storey, (middle) presents the
awards to Deb Mallett. Lisa Grove, NFRS
chairman, judge, and owner of
Halycon Stud, UK,
located right.
More NFRS Entrants!
Some of these rats were winners -
others are very nice entrants!
Connie Perez, Rat Genesis, USA, examines the gerbils
& mice at the show.
Estelle of Alpha Centuri Stud, UK, shares her rats!
Look at my big, beautiful eyes!
These handsome black and blue rats were bred
by Estelle, of
Alpha Centuri Stud, UK.
Cinnamon pearl rats - these photos gives them more of a yellow color, but in reality they are a soft brownish.
These beauties are owned by Sue Foulds. They won the class.
Rats Brought Back
from England to OFR!
Click on this link to
see the rats brought home to OFR
Baby Burmese male, resides at
OFR.
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See photos from our
Trip to England!
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Best in Show is is Deb Mallett's black self doe,
Twig. She owns
New World Rattery, UK.
Tracy Millburn of Thornvalley Stud, UK,
collects her ribbons.
Sue Foulds, of Serendipity Stud, UK, won many
awards at the show. Ann Storey presents her
ribbons.
Best in Show is Twig, a black self doe from New
World Rattery, UK
.
This 'Husky' rat is another of Deb Mallett's,
New World Rattery, UK, wonderful rats.
Sandra Mobbs, of Tennyson Stud, UK, works
diligently as the show secretary.
Odd Fellows Rattery