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THE HISTORY OF THE
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The inaugural meeting of the Fife Fancy
Federation took place in April 1984 with the
Fife Fancy Canary Club, Southern England Fife Club, North of England Fife Fancy Canary
Club, West of Scotland Fife Fancy Canary Club, Fife Fancy Canary Club of Wales, The meeting was opened by Mr. Harry Jardine and
officers elected included Mr. Peter Gray - Chairman and Mr. Anderson taking on the
Secretary’s role from Mrs. Maureen James. The `object` of the Rules and Regulations were drawn up and amended and the issue of a standard show cage for exhibition was debated. Upon the vote the “Dewar” show cage was approved and details were to be forwarded to Cage & Aviary Birds. |
Each club was requested to submit to the
Secretary a list of their judges so that a Panel Judge list could be established and
issued by the Federation, (operational from
1986 with 51 judges listed). The venue for future meetings was determined and Over 400 The National Exhibition of Cage & Aviary
Birds moved to the NEC in 1984 following four years at Bingley Hall, Mr. Terry Kelly became the Secretary in 1985 and the “show cage” debate
continued. Twenty-six classes were established for open shows and club shows receiving
full patronage. Two judges were nominated for
the National Exhibition of Cage and Aviary Birds, Mr. Harry Jardine and Mr. Tony Bell,
(Mr. Roy Fox was nominated as reserve). The
Fife Section was now the third largest section at the National and was continuing to
expand. |
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East Anglian Fife Fancy Canary Club was
accepted into the Federation in 1986.
Mr. Jim Kelly took on the Chairman’s role
in 1988 with Mrs. Wanda Gawn accepting the
Secretary’s position. A Federation
‘Rule Book’ was in the process of being prepared for print, four judges were
considered necessary for the National Exhibition and the Panel judge list now extended to
68 names.
Tyne Tees FFCC and Kent and Sussex FFCC apply
for membership in 1989 and are duly welcomed
to the Federation.
1990 -
The Southern Counties FFCC and the Belgian Border and Fife Canary Club join the
Federation. Much discussion continued upon the
classification particularly in relation to birds exhibited in the variegated classes. For some years there had been discussion on the
so-called “borderline” cases 50% dark or three parts dark. Concern was also expressed about the large numbers
in these classes and whether a separate variegated Cinnamon class should be introduced. Consideration was also given to splitting the clear
and ticked birds into separate classes.
East of Scotland FFCC and West Wales FFC join
the Federation in 1991, bringing the total
number of clubs to fifteen.
It was suggested that the Federation should
become affiliated to the National Council for Aviculture, to be determined at next
Main items under discussion at this time
included rules on panel judge status, training for judges, using judges from abroad,
patronage rule, amendments to the classification and, of course the old chestnut
“show cage floor covering”. Mandates
to change the use of oat husks were defeated by 6 votes to 5 votes. The classification was increased to 30 classes,
effective from 1992 and seven judges were nominated for the National Exhibition.
East Anglia FFCC called for a pictorial model
for the Fife Fancy and tabled an example for further discussion at the 1992
1992 -
North West FFCC joins the Federation.
24 delegates representing 14 out of the 16
member clubs attend this year’s
A proposal to hold the meeting every three
years was defeated and thus annual meetings would continue.
Proposals to change the show cage floor
covering were again defeated.
North of England FFCC and West of Scotland FFCC
call for a pictorial model for the Fife Fancy.
1993
- Lanarkshire and Lothian FFCC join the Federation.
A minute’s silence was held at the Annual
General Meeting following the death of Bill Gawn. He
had not only supported Wanda in her role as secretary, but also helped her throughout with
her hobby.
A motion to relax the criteria for panel judge
status from 7 years to 5 years for exhibitors of other types of canaries was lost and
proposed changes to the show cage floor covering were not accepted.
A proposal for “ticked birds” to
return to the clear class was also defeated.
A call was made for “flighted
classes” for the Fife Fancy at the National Exhibition.
From the pictorial models circulated the use of
the original drawing No.7 was approved by 6
votes for to 2 against.
Proposals to divide the Federation into area
zones, namely
Rings on birds being exhibited is giving some
clubs concern and Federation rules that one ring only should be used.
Conditions to be imposed on FFF when nominating
judges for the Scottish National are lifted.
1994 -
Durham FFCC accepted into membership of the
Federation but only nine of out 18 specialist Fife Clubs are affiliated to the National
Council for Aviculture.
Debate raised again on show cage floor covering
- oats husks again receiving support. Delegates
vote against closed rings for current year birds. Amendments
to classification for ticked birds and foul birds into clear and self classes respectively
was not supported.
Again proposals to divide the Federation were
also lost by 11 votes to 4 votes.
East of Scotland FFCC tabled a model of the Fife Fancy made by Fine
Ceramic Trophies, and explained why it was not possible to raise this issue through the
mandates due to illness. Federation agrees to
adopt the model in principle, subject to slight modifications.
In his 1995
address to delegates the Chairman noted that there was some disquiet within the membership
but he hoped the Federation would remain united. The Secretary reported that the secret
meetings were being held to elect a new Fife
Council, the previous year had been rather uneasy and unsettling.
The Belgium FFCC was withdrawn from the
Federation as the club was no longer in existence.
Modifications to the model were awaited from
the manufacturers.
The 1996
Netherlands Border and Fife Fancy Canary Club
become affiliated to the Federation and at home the Green, Cinnamon and White FFCC is
formed and joins the Federation.
The Canary Council and the Federation give
rosettes at the National Exhibition of Cage and Aviary Birds for the first time.
The Secretary calls for Club Secretary’s
to forward dates of their open shows for publication in Cage and Aviary Birds diary of
events.
The Canary Council delegate announces a new
scheme from the National Council for Aviculture with special awards for the club of the
year.
Correspondence received from
The terms `ticked`, `three parts dark`, and
foul are no longer used and so they should be taken out of the classification.
Chris Smith elected as Publicity Officer for
the Federation.
Controversy revolves around some judges who are
letting self birds with light feather bibs through for Specials.The Federation rules are
clear and it is for the judge to use his discretion to wrong class these birds.
East of Scotland FFCC and West of Scotland FFCC
leave the Federation
New officers elected at the 1997
Mr.Bill Bean-Vice Chairman, Mr. Chris
Smith-Secretary/Treasurer and
Mr. Denzil Griffiths as Publicity Officer.
Wanda Gawn retires as Secretary after nine years.
A show date co-ordinator is appointed to help clubs arrange their shows and
avoid clashing with other club shows.
Kent and Sussex FFCC cease activities and are
in the hands of trustees.
Canary Council
report highlights the lack of Juniors coming into the Fancy as a whole and asks the
Federation to consider ways of encouraging young people take enter the hobby.
Show Cage floor covering debate continues to
rage :- 7 votes to 3 at the
Proposals to put the `ticked`birds back into
the clear classes and `foul` birds into the self classes were defeated.
Rings- agreed one ring per bird when
exhibiting, plain or numbered and where letters are used they should only denote the ring
size,ie no personal initials allowed.
Requests to open up the Federation to
individual members were defeated. The Federation is a governing body not a club.
Subscriptions for member clubs are raised from
£10 to £20 per annum
1998 -
Results of the 1997/98 experimental show cage floor covering are debated,
oat husks v clipped oats, 11
delegates vote for a return to oat husks and two clubs want to retain clipped oats.
Drawings of the Fife Fancy Canary by Bill
Everett (black & white) and Andy McEwan (colour) are distributed to member club
Secretaries to consult the grass roots on a possible Pictorial model for the Fife Fancy.
Secretary suggests that the Federation produces
a Yearbook for fanciers and hopes to table a draft at next year’s
West of Scotland are to start the
`International` competition again between
Seven judges are called upon to place the
awards at the National Exhibition as entries top the 1600 level.
1999
New FFF draft Yearbook approved and a Pictorial
Model based on drawing by Bill Everett agreed by delegates.
2000
At the
Percy Jacobs and Willie McKay are elected
Chairman and Vice Chairman.
Rule changes were discussed from proposals over
the three previous years and the only one agreed was that prospective candidates for Panel
Judge status must now be a member of an affiliated club for 7 years, five years of which must be at Champion
level.
There are now 132 Panel Judges listed.
The application to join the Federation from the
Irish FFCC was accepted
2001
Proposals to change the classification to put
“ticked” birds in the Clear class and “foul” birds in the Self class
were not approved, thus the classification remains unchanged.
137 Panel judges on approved list.
2002
A period of silence was observed at the start
of the meeting in memory of Walter Lumsden, Bert Beeson, H Ball, and R Craig.
The meeting approved a change to the
classification to include “ticked” birds in the Clear class and “Foul”
in the Self class, and separate HV White classes were included in the classification.
Rule change for prospective candidates for
Panel Judge status must be a member of an affiliated club for a minimum total of 5 years,
with a minimum of 3 years as champion.
The Federation stand at the National was deemed
a success and plans are being prepared for this year’s show. The NCA web site now
contains the names and addresses of Club Secretaries.
FFCC of Wales has now disbanded due to lack of
support.
Now 142 Panel Judge’s on the approved
list.
2003
Congratulations to Willie McKay and Kevin
Gorman – World Champions at the World Show in France 2003
Eligibilty for Panel Judge status now 5 years
as member of specialist club with 3 years as a Champion.
Classification changed as from April 2003 to
March 2006 :-
Clear and Ticked in same class
Self or Foul in same class
New classes for Heavily Varigated Whites.
New definition of “bone fide” club
included in the rules with a list of requirements to comply with Federation rules.
Proposal to extend the Novice age to 21 years
approved, becomes operational in the Rules
and Regulations in 2006.
Proposed changes to Standard defeated, 25
points for size to remain.
Five new panel judges elected to the Federation
Panel, now 140 judges listed.
Green, Cinnamon and White FFCC and
Two new clubs accepted into the Federation
North Wales FFCC and FFCC Italiano.
2004
Application for membership for Cleveland FFCC
and Flemish Border and Fife Fancy CC approved.
Novice rule to remain as existing, last
year’s change overturned.
Green, Cinnamon and White club reformed.
Irish FFCC no longer in existence.
Correspondence from DEFRA indicates possible
new licensing regime for shows/pet fairs, consultation currently being carried out on the
draft Animal Welfare bill.
2005
The loss of the National Exhibition of Cage and
Aviary Birds was much lamented, discussion on setting up a new show or holding a Fife
National in conjunction with the North of England FFCC was discussed.
Roger Godsell elected Chairman following Percy
Jacobs resignation due to ill- health and Chris Smith voted in as delegate to the NCA and
Canary Council.
A moment’s silence held in respect of
members who had passed away during the last year:- Denise Shuker, Cliff Harris, Ernie
Wilson, Keith Stretton, D Pickett and W Evans.
David Shelbourne congratulated on his points
achievement at the 2004 World Show, coming fourth he just missed out on the medals.
Border and Fife Club Deutschland now affiliated
to the Federation. Cleveland FFCC voted to change their name to Northumberland and Durham
FFCC, Lanark and Lothian change their name to West Lothian FFCC. Late application from
some members of Cleveland FFCC to retain that club was agreed subject to written
application and affiliation fee being received.
A proposal that ticked birds be entered in
variegated classes was not approved, however Clubs could have a separate Clear and Ticked
class.
A mandate that all current year bred birds be
closed rung was not approved.
A change of wording to the standard was
approved, for Body it now reads :-
“well filled and nicely rounded from a
gentle rise over the shoulders and back to the base of the tail”.
Nine new judges elected to the Federation
judging panel.
2006
Delegates reflected on what had been a bad year
for the Fancy, with the threat of Avian Influenza in
Application to join the Federation from the
The NCA and Canary Council continue to be
represented at meetings with DEFRA and MP’s at
The Federation remains opposed to the
compulsory closed ringing of the Fife Fancy
RULES
1.
That this Organisation be called
the “Fife Fancy Federation”.
2. The object
shall be to co-ordinate, advance, encourage the culture, improvement and honourable
exhibition of this special breed.
3.
The working year of the Federation
to be from April until March the following year.
4.
Any bona-fide Fife Fancy club may
join the Federation provided its application is approved at the Federation’s
i)
collect annual subscriptions from members,
ii)
elect officers, Chairman, Vice
Chairman, Secretary/Treasurer and a Committee,
iii)
hold an
iv)
have a constitution and rules and
regulations, (copy to be forwarded to FFF
secretary)
v)
promote the Fife Fancy Canary by
whatever means possible, shows, meetings, publicity etc,
vi)
elect two delegates to represent the
club on the Federation
5.
New member clubs shall pay £10.00 subscription during the first two years of
membership, with voting rights only on new issues after one year of membership, with full
voting rights after two years, when full subscription of £30.00 shall become due.
6.
The affairs of the Federation to
be managed by a Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary/Treasurer, and delegates from the
member clubs who shall form the committee.
An
7.
The Office Bearers shall be
elected for a period of three years with the option of remaining in office beyond this
time if agreeable.
8.
The Federation shall use its
influence to provide proper classes for the Fife Fancy Canary at Shows and to maintain a
Federation Full Classification list consisting of 32 classes for both Champion and Novice.
9.
Fanciers are eligible to sit on
more t
10.
JUDGES
a)
The Federation’s approved
list of Panel Judges shall be reviewed at each
b)
Member Club Secretaries sponsoring
applicants for Panel Judge status should have proof that the applicant has been a member
of a Fife Fancy Specialist Club(s) for a minimum
total of five years, with a minimum of three
years as champion, and is a current breeder who has shown on at least three occasions each
year at FFF members club patronage shows.
c)
Guest judges from abroad will be
accepted to judge in the
d)
Judges shall disqualify any birds
not of natural colour and any complaints should be notified to the Federation for a
decision.
e)
Judges should not judge and
exhibit at the same show.
f)
Judges can accept judging
engagements at their own discretion.
g)
FFF Secretary to inform all Panel
Judges of any rule c
11.
PATRONAGES
a)
Member Clubs shall only grant
Patronage’s to clubs using a Fife Fancy classification which includes all classes
contained in the Federation’s list, and have appointed Fife Judges whose names appear
on the current Federation Panel Judge List.
b)
No Patronages will be granted to
clubs who accepts Fife Patronages from clubs who are not members of the FFF.
12.
JUNIORS
shall retain that status from the age of 8 to 16 years.
The former Junior Bird League ruling will be accepted.
13. NOVICES shall
remain in the category for 5 years from the first year of exhibiting, after which period
they will lose this status (see also General
Note 3).
14.
The DEWAR
CAGE is the only accepted
Spars of show cages to be placed so as to
leave five empty wires between them, the first spar to be on drinking hole wire. Cover of seed box to have a slot in it and not
holes, and box to contain plain or mixed canary seed, oat husks to be used as floor
covering . Cage labels to be directly under
spar, away from drinker. Spars to be 1/2”
(13mm) diameter with 12-groove spiral.
15. Rings – only one ring per bird, closed or spilt, no personal initials, letters should denote ring size or issuing authority, e.g. IOA.
16.
These rules will not be subject to any c
GENERAL NOTES
1. STANDARD & SCALE OF POINTS
HEAD |
Small round and neat - beak fine, eyes central to roundness of head and body | 10 |
| BODY | Well filled and nicely rounded from a gentle rise over the shoulders and back to base of the tail, chest also rounded, but neither heavy nor prominent. | 10 |
| WINGS | Compact
and carried close to the body, meeting at the tips, just below the root of tail. |
10 |
| LEGS | Of medium length, showing little thigh. | 5 |
| PLUMAGE | Close, firm, fine in quality. | 10 |
| TAIL | Close
packed and narrow, being nicely rounded and filled in at the root. |
5 |
| POSITION & CARRIAGE | Semi-erect,
standing at an angle of 60 degrees. Gay, jaunty with full Poise
of head |
10 |
| COLOUR | Rich,
soft and pure, as level in tint as possible throughout but extreme depth and hardness such
as colour feeding gives are DEBARRED. |
10 |
| HEALTH | Condition and cleanliness shall have due weight. | 5 |
| SIZE | Not to exceed 4¼ INCHES (108mm) | 25 |
2. DESCRIPTION OF MARKINGS
| CLEAR BIRD | A
clear bird is one which has no dark feathers. |
| TICKED BIRD | One
which has not more than one dark mark coverable by a new penny or three dark feathers side by side on wing or tail. |
| VARIEGATED BIRD | A
variegated bird must be less than 50% dark feathers. HEAVILY variegated to be greater than 50% dark feathers and two separate classes are provided. |
| FOUL BIRD | One
which has not more than one light mark coverable by a penny or three light feathers side
by side on wing or tail. |
| SELF BIRD | A
self bird must be all dark, ie no light
feathers. |
Other
descriptions:- |
|
Three Parts Dark - greater than 75% dark feathers,
shown in the Heavily Variegated class. |
|
| Grizzle bird -to be shown as variegated in appropriate classes. A grizzle mark smaller than one new penny is shown in the variegated class NOT the ticked class because the grizzle is more than one dark mark. | |
3. NOVICE EXHIBITORS
Where
a Novice Fife exhibitor resides in the same household as a Champion Fife exhibitor the
Novice must show in the higher status. If the
higher status exhibitor exhibits any variety of cage birds other than Fifes then the
Novice Fife exhibitor shall exhibit under his or her own status.
4. JUNIOR AWARDS
All
FFF member clubs will have rosettes available for Junior classes when patronage’s are
granted. These will not be sent automatically
with the other rosettes unless secretaries of the clubs applying for patronage’s
request them as not all clubs require them.
5. HONORARY MEMBERS
All secretaries of Federation member clubs and the secretary of the FFF shall be accorded the privilege of honorary membership of all other member clubs during their terms of office.
Revised
April 2010
Specialist
Club List
| Southern
Secretary: Mr P Gray. Eaton Socon, nr. St Neots, Cambs Tel: 01480 380147 |
North
of Secretary: Bill Bannister 69 Durkar Lane, Crigglestone, Wakefield WF4 3HZ Tel 01924 253738 |
Fife
Fancy Canary Club Secretary: David Lumsden, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY2 6XH |
International
FFCA Secretary: Mr & Mrs M Godsell, CV6 4DT Tel 024 7668 2810 |
| East
Anglian FFCC Secretary: Mr C Wilding 5 Oliver Place, Witham, Essex CM8 2UD Tel no.01376 514370 |
Green
Cinnamon and White FFCC Sec: K J & S M Theusinger, 51 Carpenter Close, Tiverton, Tel 01884 258742 |
Fife
Fancy Canary Club of Secretary: Angelo Ronchi via Repubblica, 15, 40013 Castelmaggiore, Italy. |
Kent
& Secretary: Roy Clayton, Burgoyne, Guston, Dover Kent CT15 5LJ Tel: 01304 215680 |
| The
Secretary: Mr B S Bocock, 44Church Lane Barwell Leics LE9 8DG |
Danish
Border Secretary Henrik Holm, Gartnervej 9, 4654 Tel. +45 48161052 |
Flemish
Border and Dirk Pelgrims, Aarschotbaan,21 B 2580 PUTTE Tel: 0032 15 24 14 01 |
West
Secretary: Mr J Watkins 9 Abbey Road, Kenfig Hill, Bridgend Tel 01656 745037 |
Southern Counties FFCC |
North
West FFCC Secretary: Mr R Brown, 30 Moss Nook, Tel: 01704 892 883 |
West
of Secretary: Mr R Stillie, 19 Stirven Cres, Wishaw, Mid Strathclyde ML2 0JL Tel: 01698 355019 |
East
of Secretary A Triolo, 179bShrub Tel. 01206 760386 |
| Cornwall
& Devon FFCC Mrs Pat White 31 Broadlands Close , Tel. 01752 339784 |
Northants
Border and Mr J Morton 54 Chalcombe Rd, Kingsthorpe, Northamton NN2 8JE Tel. 01604 721116 |
North |
Northumberland
& B |
Durham and Northumberland FFCC |
Border
and Werner Kolter 51427 Bergish Gladbach, den Im Schlangenhofchen 2, |
North
of Mrs Annette Munroe, 10 Millcroft, Dores, IV2 6TQ |
West
of Georgina Stevenson, |
| Fife Fancy Federation Officers | |||
| Chairman: Mr Roger Godsell 69 Avon Road Worcester, WR4 9AG |
Vice
Chairman: Mr Len Thompson 51 Edward Road Farnham Surrey, GU9 8NP |
FFF
Secretary: Chris Smith 61 Eastmaed Avenue Greenford Middlesex UB6 9RF Tel 020 8575 2716 |
Revised
April 2010
CLASSIFICATION up to March 2012
| CHAMPION | NOVICE | |
| 1 | Clear Yellow Cock | 33 |
| 2 | Clear Yellow Hen | 34 |
| 3 | Clear Buff Cock | 35 |
| 4 | Clear Buff Hen | 36 |
| 5 | Green Variegated Yellow Cock | 37 |
| 6 | Green Variegated Yellow Hen | 38 |
| 7 | Green Variegated Buff Cock | 39 |
| 8 | Green Variegated Buff Hen | 40 |
| 9 | Green Heavily Variegated Yellow Cock | 41 |
| 10 | Green Heavily Variegated Yellow Hen | 42 |
| 11 | Green Heavily Variegated Buff Cock | 43 |
| 12 | Green Heavily Variegated Buff Hen | 44 |
| 13 | Green Self Yellow Cock | 45 |
| 14 | Green Self Yellow Hen | 46 |
| 15 | Green Self Buff Cock | 47 |
| 16 | Green Self Buff Hen | 48 |
| 17 | Cinnamon Variegated Yellow Cock (inc HV) | 49 |
| 18 | Cinnamon Variegated Yellow Hen (inc HV) | 50 |
| 19 | Cinnamon Variegated Buff Cock (inc HV) | 51 |
| 20 | Cinnamon Variegated Buff Hen (inc HV) | 52 |
| 21 | Cinnamon Self Yellow Cock | 53 |
| 22 | Cinnamon Self Yellow Hen | 54 |
| 23 | Cinnamon Self Buff Cock | 55 |
| 24 | Cinnamon Self Buff Hen | 56 |
| 25 | Clear or Ticked White Cock | 57 |
| 26 | Clear or Ticked White Hen | 58 |
| 27 | Variegated White Cock | 59 |
| 28 | Variegated White Hen | 60 |
| 29 | Heavily Variegated White Cock | 61 |
| 30 | Heavily Variegated White Hen | 62 |
| 31 | Blue or Fawn Self Cock | 63 |
| 32 | Blue or Fawn Self Hen | 64 |
| 65 | Junior | 65 |
| 66 | Sales Cock | 66 |
| 67 | Sales Hen |
67 |
Ticked and Grizzle birds are shown in the relevant Variegated
Class.
Note:- Unflighted or Flighted birds may be shown in the above
classes unless show schedule states separate classes. If Unflighted classes are stipulated
then the year colour ring should be used on unflighted birds. It is not compulsory to ring
Fife Fancy Canaries for exhibition.
Revised
April 2010
Panel Judges List (with date of joining)
Judges
accepted onto the Panel prior to 1994 are not dated.
C
Miss F ADAMSON
C ADAMSON
J
G & J ARCHER
8 Folley Terrace, Pity-Ma,
W BANNISTER
A G BELL
42 Le Strange Avenue, North
E
G BRADBROOK 3 Pitts Lane, Reading 2008
J BRAUNS
Berg18.2490 Balen
R BROWN 30 Moss Nook, Burscough, L40 0RQ - 2010 - Tel. 01704 892883 Email roybrown30@talktalk.net
H BURNETT
24
Craiglaw,
D BUTTON
“Allerton” The Crescent Sunniside Newcastle upon Tyne-1999
J
R
H CLARKE
J E CLARKE
‘Wyvenhoe’,
O CLARKSON
9 Finchale Terrace,
S COOK
1999
P CONROY
J
CROUCHER
38d
C J CURNOW
8 Barnfield Terrace,
G DARLING
Cambridgeshire 2009
T
J DEAN
30 Baberton
H S DUNKLEY
35 Sutherland way,
B DURRANT
37
Wallington Shore Rd,
M ELD
R ELLIS
“Wiljord”, 26 Sparke Close,
R EVANS
R EVANS
1A Ashwell, Caerleon Newport Gwent NP6 1JU- 2002
T
FAIRHURST 244 Lupton Rd,
W FAIRLY
R FINLAYSON
49 High Circle, Muir of
Ord,
J FLYNN
1
A A
P S
R
K GILES
1 Whinlatter Close Millon
P GILLOTT
67 The Delves, Swanwick, Derbyshire DE55 1AR - 1994
R GODSELL
69A
A GOODMAN
21 Fountain
St Goole N Humberside-1999
D GREEN
T GREEN
28 Striven Cres, Wishaw, Mid Strathclyde ML2 0JL (2001)
P GRAY
B GREENAWAY
15 Myrtle Grove,Aveley, Essex RM15 4JB (1997)
A GUPPY
12 Brimble Cottages Stourton Caundle Sturminster,
R HANCOCK
J HANDS
J HAMLETT
T
C HART
Oak Farm,
G HAYNES
20 Kingsley Alcester, Warkwickshire B49 6BH -2005
Q HEMBURY
A
A HOLDING
33 Stanbridge Lane, Sandal,
J HOLMES
M HOLMES
60
M HUDDLESTON
A HUNTER
9 Salvesen Gdns
R JACK
G
R
H JARDINE
312 High
G JUNNER
F KEHOE
J KELLY
1 Regal Grove Calderhead View, Dykehead, Shotts ML7 4PD
T KELLY
Wollendale, Cop-Royd,
N LAWSON
170 St Fillians Rd, St Marys,
D LEISHMAN
Ardroi,
R LESLIE
M LIMRICK
43 Kenwood Lane (off
D LUMSDEN (Snr) 89 Ralston
Drive, Kirkcaldy,
M MAJOR
P MAJOR
A MALCOLM
16
Poplar Place, Oakbank,
G MANN
42 Garsdale Close, Bearcross,
I McCall
23 Kelvinway, Hayston, Kirkintilloch,
A McEWAN
69 Muirhouse Avenue, Newmains Wishaw
J McGLINCHEY
45 Lochside, Gartcosh G69 8DH
– 2002
W McKAY
43 Drysdale Avenue, Whitburn, West
M MESSENGER
27
W MILNE
15 Urquhart Street,
W MORTON
J T MORTON
R MUNDAY
G MUNROE
Dunain Mains,
G MURDIE
S MURDOCH
J
M G NEHME
D NORTON
18 watts Way, Long Buckby, Northants - 1994
J ORAM
R PAINE
H PARRY
16 Maes Maethlu, Llanfaethlu, Holyhead Angelesy -2005
L PARSLOE
6 Peel Close Ducklington, Oxon OX8 7 YB
T
D PELGRIMS
Aarschotbaan,21 B2580 Putte,
A PENNINGTON
126 Lansdowne Cres, Stanwix,
J PIPER
M J PROSSER
R QUICK
21
R PURDIE
47 Grovehill, Kelso, Roxburghshire TD5 7AR
S REYNOLDS
64 Cairneymount
Rd, Carluke ,
J ROBERTS
K ROBERTS
S ROBERTS
C H ROBINSON
37 Roborough Green, Thurnby Lodge, Leicester LE5 2NB - 1996
A L ROBSON
7 Rosehill,
Gilsand,
A RODGER 26 Aulton Terrace, Ashill, By Larkhall ML9 3AG - 2006
G ROEBUCK
A RONCHI
via Repubblica 15, 40013 Castelmaggoire,
M
R SANDERS
F SANDERSON
- 2007
J SHAW
1
J SHERLOCK
C A SMITH
61 Eastmead Ave, Geenford,
R SMITH
8 Heoly-Newyss,
H SNOEREN
Jan.v.Eyckhof 3 4907 M A Oosterhout Holland-1998
G SPENCER
A STEELE
A STEVENS
Buckinghamshire - 2006
C STEWART
Laurel
Bank,
R STILLIE
19 Striven Cres, Wishaw, Mid
G SULLIVAN
D TANNER
Clovelly Hazel Rd Ashgreen Aldershot GU12 6HR-1999
R C TAYLOR
19 St
Michael’s Close, Shipton under Wychwood, Oxon –2004
R L
L THOMPSON
51 Edward Rd, Farnham,
D TOVELL
G VAUGHAN
6
Berwyn Drive, Heswall, Wirral, Merseyside CH61 6UD
C
W Van DESSEL
Hoevenstraat 5, 2230 Ramsel
J WAKEMAN
47
Cransbill Rd, Selly Oak,
J WATKINS
J WEAIRE
Redfants Cottage,
D WEAVER
D WHATES
East Cottage, Hospital Farm,
C WILDING
A
G
J WILLIAMS
17 Llwyn Beuno, Bontnewydd, Carnarfen, Gwynedd
R WOOD
c/o
G WOOLRIDGE
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Judging engagements should be confirmed in writing.
Revised April 11
GREEN CINNAMON
& WHITE FFCC 2007
Best Fife
G.F. Hook
Best Champion
G.F. Hook
2nd Best
Champion K & S. Theuinger
3rd Best
Champion K & S. Theusinger
Best Cinnamon
G. F. Lock
Best
Novice J.
Thomas
2nd Best Novice
J. Thomas
3rd Best
Novice J.
Thomas
Best
Best Champion
Mr P. Dyer
2nd Best Champion
G. Spencer
3rd Best Champion
R. Evans
4t Best
Champion R. Pratt
5th Best Champion
J. Oram
6th Best Champion
J. & R.
Weaire
7th Best Champion
G. Spencer
Best Ch Flighted
R. & S. Fox
Best Novice
J. Nickolson
2nd Best Novice
B. Leggett
3rd Best Novice
B. Leggett
4t Best Novice
M. Bowles
5th Best Novice
C. Dyte
6th Best Novice
R. & J. Martin
7th Best Novice
M. Bowles
Best Nov Flighted
****
886 Fifes Benched
Southern Counties
FFCC 2007
Best
Best Champion
Godsell & Carline
2nd Best Champion
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Clear or Ticked
L. Russell
Best Champion Lightly
Variegated
Godsell & Carline
Best Champion Heavily
Variegated
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Self or Foul
Green
K. Roberts
Best Champion Cinnamon
Gillott & Clark
Best Champion Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
A. Guppy
Best Champion Flighted
L. Russell
Best Novice
B. Leggett
2nd Best Novice
M. Bowles
Best Novice Clear or Ticked
B. Leggett
Best Novice Lightly
Variegated
M. Bowles
Best Novice Heavily
Variegated
R. E. Yates
Best Novice Self or Foul
Green
W. Gammon
Best Novice Cinnamon
J. Harris
Best Novice Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
T. Edwards
Best Novice Flighted
J. Nickolson
Best
Best Opp Sex
G. Spencer
Best Champion
G. Spencer
Best Champion Clear or Ticked
G. Spencer
Best Champion Lightly
Variegated
G. Spencer
Best Champion Heavily
Variegated
G. Spencer
Best Champion Self or Foul
Green
G. Spencer
Best Champion Cinnamon
K. Burke
Best Champion Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
McEwan/McGlinchey
Best Champion Flighted
McEwan/McGlinchey
Best Novice
C. & L. Thomas
Best Novice Clear or Ticked
R. Gilmour
Best Novice Lightly
Variegated
Mr & Mrs Paterson
Best Novice Heavily
Variegated
D. & S. Green
Best Novice Self or Foul
Green
C. & L. Thomas
Best Novice Cinnamon
P. & P. Wood
Best Novice Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
Best Novice Flighted
C. & L. Thomas
713 Birds
North West FFCC 2007
Best
Best Champion
Rob Roy Fifes
2nd Best Champion
A. Garvey
3rd Best Champion
Rob Roy Fifes
4th Best Champion
Clarke & Gillott
5th Best Champion
J. Hughes
6th Best Champion
Clarke & Gillott
7th Best Champion
Clarke & Gillott
Best Novice
C. & A. Vaughan
2nd Best Novice
W. Gammon
3rd Best Novice
P. & P. Wood
4th Best Novice
C. & A. Vaughan
5th Best Novice
C. Dyte
6th Best Novice
C. & A. Vaughan
7th Best Novice
B. Tunnicliffe
Best Champion Clear or Ticked
A. Garvey
Best Champion Lightly
Variegated
Clarke & Gillott
Best Champion Heavily
Variegated
Rob
Best Champion Self or Foul
Green
R. Kaye
Best Champion Self Cinnamon
Clarke & Gillott
Best Champion Variegated
Cinnamon
Clarke & Gillott
Best Champion Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
E.D. Graham
Best Novice Clear or Ticked
C. & G. Vaughan
Best Novice Lightly
Variegated
B. Tunnicliffe
Best Novice Heavily
Variegated
C. Dyte
Best Novice Self or Foul
Green
C. & G. Vaughan
Best Novice Self Cinnamon
C. & G. Vaughan
Best Novice Variegated
Cinnamon
W. Gammon
Best Novice Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
C. Dyte
Best
Best Champion
Smith & Evans
Ru-Up Best Champion
J. Watkins
Best Champion Clear or Ticked
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Lightly
Variegated
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Heavily
Variegated
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Self or Foul
Green
J. Watkins
Best Champion Var/H.Var
Cinnamon
G. J. Shenton
Best Champion Self Cinnamon
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
J. Watkins
Best Flighted Cock
T. W. Davies
Best Flighted Hen
T. W. Davies
Best Novice
Mark Jones
Ru-Up Best Novice
Mark Jones
Best Novice Clear or Ticked
Mark Jones
Best Novice Lightly
Variegated
Mark Jones
Best Novice Heavily
Variegated
Mark Jones
Best Novice Self or Foul
Green
Mark Jones
Best Novice Var/H.Var
Cinnamon
J. J. Harris
Best Novice Self
Cinnamon
J. J. Harris
Best Novice Allied White (
Inc Fawn )
Mark Jones
Best Junior
J. Scott
2nd Best Junior
J. Scott
3rd Best Junior
J. Scott
North
West FFCC
Best Champion Clear
RobRoy Fifes (Best in Show)
Best Champion Variagated
RobRoy Fifes
Best Champion H/Variagated
G Spencer
Best Champion Self
Green C&G
Vaughan
Best Champion Self Cinnamon
C&G Vaughan
Best Champion Var Cinnamon
J Hughes
Best Champion All To White
C&G Vaughan
Best Champion Self Blue
G Spencer
Best Novice Clear
A Williams (Best Novice)
Best Novice Variagated
C&L Thomas
Best Novice H/Variagated
M&J Gibson
Best Novice Self Green
A Williams
Best Novice Self Cinnamon
A Williams
Best Novice Var Cinnamon
E Archer
Best Novice All To White
J Timperley
Best Novice Self Blue
J Timperley
North Wales FFCC
Best in Show, Best Novice and Best Variegated Novice
A & S Kendall
Best Opposite Sex in Show and Best Champion Green
Jones & Roberts
Best Champion, Best Variegated, Best H/Variegated, Best Vari Cinnamon, Best Self Cinnamon
and Best Allied to White Champion Gerald Spencer
Best Flighted
Shelbourne & Hore .
Best Champion Clear
C & G Vaughan England.
Best Novice Clear
B.Tunnicliffe
Best H.Variegated Novice
A.Williams
Best Novice Green and Best Novice Variegated Cinnamon
S.Roberts
Best Novice Self Cinnamon and Best Novice Allied to White
A.Duff
International Result :
Champions for third year running Scotland, with Wales second and England third.
Novices Winners Wales with Scotland second and England third.
BEST IN SHOW -
B LEGGETT
BEST CHAMPION -
M BOWLES
2ND BEST CHAMPION -
G NORTHERN
BEST NOVICE -
B LEGGETT
2ND BEST NOVICE -
M JONES
BEST CHAMP CLEAR -
J ORAM
BEST CHAMP VAR -
M BOWLES
BEST CHAMP H/V
- G
NORTHERN
BEST CHAMP SELF/FOUL GREEN - K + S ROBERTS
BEST CHAMP CINN -
T. W. DAVIES
BEST CHAMP WHITE/ALLIED - G NORTHERN
BEST CHAMP FLT -
BELLCHAMBERS + SMITH
BEST NOVICE CLEAR -
D CHESHIRE
BEST NOVICE VAR -
J HARRIS
BEST NOVICE H/V -
B LEGGETT
BEST NOVICE SELF GREEN -
R BOWERS-BROWN
BEST NOVICE CINN -
B LEGGETT
BEST NOVICE WHITE/ALLIED - M JONES
BEST NOVICE FLT -
S MCDONALD
Devon
& Cornwall FFCC
Best in Show -
K + S Roberts
Best Champion -
K + S Roberts
2nd Best Champion -
M Pascoe
3rd Best Champion -
K + S Roberts
Best Novice -
D Holley
2nd Best Novice -
D Holley
3rd Best Novice -
W Major
Best Champion Clear -
M
Pascoe
Best Champion variegated - R Ellis
Best Champion H/V -
K + S Roberts
Best Champion Green
- K+S
Roberts
Best Champion Cinnamon - T.W.Davies
Best Champion White -
T.W.Davies
Best Novice Clear -
D Holley
Best Novice Variegated - W Major
Best Novice Green -
W Major
Best Novice Cinnamon - W Major
Best Novice White -
D Holley
Best In Show -
Hembry & Whates
Best
Champion
- Hembry
& Whates
Best Novice -
G MacBeath
Best Jnr -
T Wolverson
Champion Colours
Clear Best -
RobRoy Fifes
Variegated Best -
R Watson
HV Best -
M Eld
Self Green Best -
G Northern
Cinnamon Best -
GJ Shenton
Allied White Best -
Hembry &
Whates
Flighted -
G Northern
Novice Colours
Clear Best -
B Keogh
Variegated Best -
A S Kendall
HV Best - N Willis
Self Green Best -
G MacBeath
Cinnamon Best -
I Morton
Allied White Best
- B Keogh
Northhumberland & Durham FFCC
BEST CHAMPION Best Fife
M BELL
BEST NOVICE
G CURRY
BEST CHAMP COLOURS
CLEAR OR TICKED
M BELL
VARIEGATED
G MURDIE
H/V INC TPD
G SPENCER
GREEN SELF/FOUL
C &G VAUGHAN
CINN VAR/TPD
G SPENCER
CINN SELF OR FOUL
G SPENCER
WHITE/ALLIED
CAMPBELL & WILSON
BEST NOVICE COLOURS
CLEAR OR TICKED
GRAINGER & SON
VARIEGATED
G CURRY
H/V INC TPD
M & J GIBSON
GREEN SELF OR FOUL
G CURRY
CINN VAY/TPD
A BARKER
CINN SELF OR FOUL
R & J MARTIN
WHITE/ALLIED
R & J MARTIN
Best Fife
- B
Leggatt
Best Champion
- G
Spencer
2nd Best -
G Spencer
3rd Best -
J Murray
4th Best -
G Spencer
5th Best -
G Spencer
6th Best -
G Spenser
7th Best -
R+S Fox
Best Champ Clear -
J Murray
Best Champ Var -
G Spencer
Best Champ H/V -
G Spencer
Best Champ Green -
G Spencer
Best Champ Cinn -
G Spencer
Best Champ White -
R+S Fox
Best Novice -
B Leggatt
2nd Best
- K
Peck
3rd Best -
R+J Martin
4th Best -
R Bowers-Brown
5th Best -
B Leggatt
6th Best -
R+J Martin
7th Best -
B Leggatt
Best Novice Clear -
K Peck
Best Novice Var -
A Duff
Best Novice H/V -
B Leggatt
Best Novice Green -
R
Bowers-Brown
Best Novice Cinn -
R+J Martin
Best Novice White -
R+J Martin
Best Flighted Fife -
C+G
Vaughan
2008
West Of Scotland Fife Fancy Canary Club Show Results 750 Birds
Best Champion Clear / Ticked
A Pennington
Best Champion Green / Variagated
McEwan & Mcglinchey
Best Champion heavy / Variagated
H
& W Jardine
Best Champion Self Green
G Murdie
Best Champion Cinn Variagated
S Cook
Best Champion Self Cinn
G Spencer
Best Champion White
G Spencer
Best Champion 6 Birds Nominated
G Murdie
Best Novice Clear / Ticked
W McComb
Best Novice Green Variagated
G Macbeath
Best Novice Heavy / Variagated
G Macbeath
Best Novice Self Green
R Herd
Best Novice Cinn Variagated
K James
Best Novice Self Cinn
D Bain
Best Novice White
I Ross (Best In Show)
North of England FFCC
Best in Show
G. Spencer
Best Champion Clear
T. Kelly
Best Champion Ticked to Light Variegated Green & Stillie
Best Champion
Variegated G.
Spencer
Best Champion Self Green
T. Kelly
Best Champion Foul
Green & Stillie
Best Champion Cinnamon
M. Barnet
Best Champion White Allied
G. Spencer
Best Novice
R. Shaw
Best Novice Clear
R. Stansfield
Best Novice Ticked to Light Variegated
G. Curry
Best Novice Variegated
A & S. Kendall
Best Novice Self
Green R.K.
Bowers Brown
Best Novice Foul
P. Herd
Best Novice
Cinnamon B.
Leggett
Best Novice White Allied
R & J. Martin
Best Junior
S. Hembry
2nd Best
Junior S.
Hembry
East Anglian FFCC
Best Fife in Show
Delaney & Forwood
Best Champion
Hembry & Whates
2nd Best Champion
Colin Hart
3rd Best Champion
Colin Hart
Best Champion Clear
R. Knowles
Best Champion Variegated
M
& P. Major
Best Champion TPD
Colin Hart
Best champion Cinnamon
Clark & Gillott
Best Champion White Allied
Hembry & Whates
Best Novice
Delaney &
Forwood
2nd Best Novice
B. Leggett
3rd Best Novice
B. Leggett
Best Novice Clear
K. Peck
Best Novice Variegated
B. Leggett
Best Novice TPD
B. Abbott
Best Novice Cinnamon
Delaney & Forwood
Best Novice White Allied
B. Leggett
West Wales Fife Fancy Canary
Club:
Best Fife in show -
J .J. Harris
Best Champion -
Shelbourne & Hore
2nd Best Champion -
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Clear -
G Bartlett
Best Champion self or foul green -
Shelbourne & Hore
Best Champion Variegated -
R Sanders
Best Champion Hvly variegated -
T W Davies
Best Champion variegated cinn -
G Bartlett
Best Champion self or foul cinn -
J. Wakeman
Best Champion White/Fawn -
Smith & Evans
Best Flighted cock -
K & S Roberts
Best Flighted hen -
Shelbourne & Hore
Best Novice -
J. J. Harris
2nd Best Novice -
D Cheshire
Best Novice Clear -
D Cheshire
Best Novice self or foul green -
J. J. Harris
Best Novice Variegated -
J. J. Harris
Best Novice Hvly variegated -
G Scott
Best Novice variegated cinny -
J. J. Harris
Best Novice self or foul cinny -
M Jones
Best Novice White/Fawn -
J. J. Harris
Best Junior - J Scott
Northumberland & Durham F.F.C.C.
Best In Show: Clarke and Gillott
Best Champion: Clarke and Gillott
Best Novice: George Curry
Best Champion Clear: F Sanderson
Best Champion Variegated: I Watson
Best Champion Heavily Variegated: M and J Gibson
Best Champion Green: Clarke and Gillott
Best Champion Cinn Vari: F Sanderson
Best Champion Cinn Self: Clarke and Gillott
Best Chamion White Allied: G Wilson
Best Novice Clear: K Bainbridge
Best Novice Var: G Curry
Best Novice H/v: G Curry
Best Novice Green: R Shaw
Best Novice Cinn Vari: G Curry
Best Novice Cinn self: Grainger and Son
Best Novice White Allied: G Curry
570 birds
West Wales F.F.C.C.
Best Fife In Show
J.J. Harris
Best Champion
Smith & Evans
Reserve Best Champion
Smith & Evans
Best Novice
J.J. Harris
Reserve Best Novice
D. Cheshire
Best Champion Clear or Ticked
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Variegated
Smith & Evans
Best Champion H/Variegated
K. & S. Roberts
Best Champion Self Or Foul Green
Smith & Evans
Best Champion Var/H/Var Cinnamon J. Watkins
Best Champion Self or Foul Cinnamon J. F. Wakeman
Best Champion white/Allied inc Fawn Shelbourne &
Hore
Best Novice Clear or Ticked
M. Harris
Best Novice Variegated
M. Harris
Best Novice H/Variegated
S. Bow
Best Novice Self or Foul Green
S. Bow
Best Novice Var/H/Var Cinnamon
J.J. Harris
Best Novice Self or Foul Cinnamon
Mark. Jones
Best Novice White/Allied inc Fawn
D. Cheshire
Best Flighted Cock
D. Cheshire
Best Flighted Hen
Shelborne & Hore
Judges :~ Bill Bannister ( Wakefield)
Gerald Spencer ( Barnsley)
Fife Fancy C.C.
Best Fife
J.I. Ross
Best Champion
G. Spencer
R/U best Champion
G. Wilson
Best Novice
J.I. Ross
R/U best Novice
D. Black
Best Champion Clear
G. Spencer
Best Champion Light Variegated
G.
Spencer
Best Champion Green Variegated
G. Wilson
Best Champion H/Var/ TPD
G. Spencer
Best Champion Self Green
Green & Stillie
Best Champion Cinnamon
Turnbull & Lethridge
Best Champion White or Variegated McEwan & Mc
Glinchey
Best Champion Blue or Fawn
McEwan & Mc Glinchey
Best Champion Flighted
Green & Stillie
Best Novice Clear
T. Campbell
Best Novice Light Variegated
Herd & Summerville
Best Novice Green Variegated
T. Campbell
Best Novice H/Var/ TPD
J.I. Ross
Best Novice Self Green
D. Black
Best Novice Cinnamon
Herd & Summerville
Best Novice White or Variegated
Herd &
Summerville
Best Novice Blue or Fawn
R. Weir
Best Novice Flighted
Herd & Summerville
6 Nominated Champion
G. Spencer
6 Nominated Novice
J.I. Ross
Best Junior
K. Stewart
Midland f.F.C.C.
Best Fife and Best Champion
Gerald Spencer
Best Novice
Gary Macbeath
Best Junior
L Willis
Champion
Best Clear
Smith & Evans
Reserve Best Clear
G Northern
Best Variegated
A Carline
Reserve Best Variegated
A. Dutton
Best Heavy Variegated
G Spencer
Reserve Best Variegated
M & J Gibson
Best Self Green
Smith & Evans
Reserve Best Self Green
M&J Gibson
Best Cinnamon
A Carline
Reserve Best Cinnamon
G Wilson
Best Allied White
Clarke & Gillott
Reserve Best Allied White
G Northern
Best Flighted
C&G Vaughan
Novice
Best Clear
N Willis
Reserve Best Clear
B Tunnicliffe
Best Variegated
G Macbeath
Reserve Best Variegated
P Nuttall
Best Heavy Variegated
S Mahon
Reserve Best Heavy Variegated
T Jennings
Best Self Green
G Macbeath
Reserve Best Self Green
T Hague
Best Cinnamon
Mr & Mrs Hoof
Reserve Best Cinnamon
G Macbeath
Best Allied White
G Macbeath
Reserve Best Allied White
T Hague
Best Flighted
R & K Bowers-Brown
Total exhibits = 960 Champion = 675
Novice = 278
Junior = 7
Judges = T. Kelly, A. Wilson, J. Weaire, M
& P. Major.
North of England F.F.C.C.
Best Fife Canary In Show
J I Ross
Best Champion Fife Canary in Show
I Watson
Best Novice Fife Canary in Show
J I Ross
Best Junior
K Stewart
Champion Special Awards:
Best Clear
I Watson
Best Ticked to 10% Lightly Variegated
Smith & Evans
Best Variegated
A P Carline
Best Heavily Variegated
D Lumsden
Best Self Green
Smith & Evans
Best Foul Green
G Spencer
Best Cinnamon
A P Carline
Best Allied to White
G Wilson
Novice Special Awards:
Best Clear
G Curry
Best Ticked to 10% Lightly Variegated
T Hague
Best Variegated
T Campbell
Best Heavily Variegated
J I Ross
Best Self Green
G Holdsworth
Best Foul Green
G Holdsworth
Best Cinnamon
G Curry
Best Allied to White
T Hague
Judges Engaged: Mr S Reynolds, Mr H Clarke, Mr P Gillott,
Mr R Godsall,
Mr M Limrick, Mr J Murray,
Mr C Adams
East of England F.F.C.C.
Champion section.
Best Champion
A. Fox
2nd Best Champion
A. Fox
3rd Best Champion
A. Fox
4th Best Champion
A. Fox.
5th Best Champion
A. Fox
6th Best Champion
J & R. Weaire
7th Best Champion
B. Leggett
Novice section.
Best Novice
Gary Macbeath
2nd Best Novice
S. Kehoe.
3rd Best Novice
Gary Macbeath
4th Best Novice
K. Peck
5th Best Novice
Gary Macbeath
6th Best Novice
Gary Macbeath
7th Best Novice
Gary Macbeath.
Judges M & P. Major.
North Wales F.F.C.C.
Best Fife in Show
McEwen & McGlinchie
Best Champion
McEwen & McGlinchie
Best Opp Sex in Show
G. Spencer
Best Champion Clear
RobRoy Fifes
Best Champion Variegated
T. Carline
Best Champion H/Variegated
McEwen & McGlinchie
Best Champion Self Green
RobRoy Fifes
Best Champion Vari/Cinnamon
T.
Carline
Best Champion Self/Cinnamon
R.H.
Parry
Best Champion Allied White
Clarke & Gillott
Best Novice Clear
I. Humphreys
Best Novice Variegated
Herd & Summerville
Best Novice H/Variegated
J.I. Ross
Best Novice Self Green
R. Shaw
Best Novice Vari/Cinnamon
Herd & Summerville
Best Novice Self/Cinnamon
Herd & Summerville
Best Novice Allied White
P. Field
Best Junior
Shane Roberts
Judges
Jim Watkins Wales
Keith Roberts Wales
Derek Weaver Wales
670 birds entered
Cornwall & Devon F.F.C.C.
BEST FIFE/BEST CHAMPION - MANN & SIBLEY (BEST VARIEGATED
- YELLOW HEN)
RESERVE CHAMPION - M. BOWLES (BEST CLEAR - YELLOW HEN)
3RD CHAMPION - M. PASCOE (BEST WHITE/ALLIED - CLEAR HEN)
4TH CHAMPION - M. PASCOE (BEST OPP SEX - GREEN VARIEGATED BUFF COCK)
5TH CHAMPION - MANN & SIBLEY (VARIEGATED WHITE HEN)
6TH CHAMPION - M. PASCOE (CLEAR BUFF COCK)
7TH CHAMPION - MANN & SIBLEY (BEST CINNAMON - VARIEGATED HEN)
MANN & SIBLEY (BEST HEAVY VARIEGATED - YELLOW HEN)
R. HANCOCK (BEST SELF GREEN - YELLOW COCK)
BEST FLIGHTED - MANN & SIBLEY (WHITE/ALLIED)
RESERVE FLIGHTED - R. HANCOCK (HEAVILY VARIEGATED SELF/FOUL YELLOW)
BEST NOVICE - MRS P WHITE (BEST CINNAMON - VARIEGATED YELLOW
HEN)
RESERVE NOVICE - MRS S MARTYN (BEST VARIEGATED - BUFF HEN)
3RD NOVICE - MRS S MARTYN (BEST HEAVILY VARIEGATED - YELLOW COCK)
4TH NOVICE - D. HOLLEY (BEST CLEAR YELLOW - COCK)
5TH NOVICE - MRS S MARTYN (BEST SELF GREEN - BUFF HEN)
6TH NOVICE - D. HOLLEY (BEST WHITE/ALLIED - BLUE SELF COCK)
7TH NOVICE - MR & MRS D PARNELL (VARIEGATED WHITE COCK)
BEST JUNIOR - J. ABBOTT (BEST CLEAR - YELLOW HEN)
RESERVE JUNIOR - K.SYMES (BEST VARIEGATED - YELLOW COCK)
3RD JUNIOR - R & T MAY (BEST HEAVY VARIEGATED - COCK)
4TH JUNIOR - L. SYMES (BEST WHITE/ALLIED - HEN)
JUDGE - D. TANNER (ALDERSHOT) TOTAL BENCHED – 140
Southern Counties F.F.C.C.
BEST FIFE IN SHOW
Mark Jones
BEST CHAMPION
R & R WATSON
2ND BEST CHAMPION
PURDIE & LESLIE
BEST CHAMP CLEAR
PURDIE & LESLIE
BEST CHAMP VAR
R & R WATSON
BEST CHAMP H/V
J & R WEAIRE
BEST CHAMP GREEN
CLARKE & GILLOT
BEST CHAMP CINN
G ARCHER
BEST CHAMP WHITE
E GRAHAM
BEST CHAMP FLT
D TANNER
BEST NOVICE FIFE
Mark JONES
2ND BEST NOVICE FIFE
R & K BOWERS & BROWN
BEST NOVICE CLEAR
R & K BOWERS & BROWN
BEST NOVICE VAR
R WIGMORE
BEST NOVICE H/V
J.J HARRIS
BEST NOVICE SELF GREEN
W GAMMON
BEST NOVICE CINN
S GAMBIN
BEST NOVICE WHITE
Mark JONES
BEST NOVICE FLT
R & K BOWERS & BROWN
681 Birds
North West F.F.C.C
BEST FIFE IN SHOW
G.HOLDSWORTH
BEST CHAMPION
CLARKE & GILLOTT
2nd BEST CHAMPION
F.SANDERSON
3rd BEST CHAMPION
B.TIMMINS
4th BEST CHAMPION
G.SPENCER
5th BEST CHAMPION
G.SPENCER
6th BEST CHAMPION
B.TIMMINS
7th BEST CHAMPION
CLARKE & GILLOTT
BEST NOVICE
G.HOLDSWORTH
2nd BEST NOVICE
P.GLOVER
3rd BEST NOVICE
A&S KENDALL
4th BEST NOVICE
C & L THOMAS
5th BEST NOVICE
P. GLOVER
6th BEST NOVICE
A.WILLIAMS
7th BEST NOVICE
P.GLOVER
660 Birds
Southern England FFCC
Best
Fife, Best Champion & Best Champion u/f B Leggett (green
yellow hen)
Best Clear
A Fox
Best Champ Vari
S Cook
Best Champ Hvy Vari
R Knowles
Best Champ green
B Leggett
Best Chanp Cinnamon
Carline & Dutton
Best Champ White
G Northern
Best novice
T&J Cockburn
Best Novice clear
Peck
Best novice Vari
B Bodsworth
Best Novice Hvy Vari
Mr & Mrs Field
Best novice green
A Duff
Best Novice cinnamon
A Duff
Best novice white
T&J Cockburn
750 birds
