I noticed this post was dated October 2010, it seems a pity there haven't been any more pics put up. I for one, would love to see the current winning mice.
I've got a Best Marked and Best Op Age marked with dutch ( Black and Chocolate from West Country....think it was when i stewarded for you for the first time).SarahC said:if anyone else gets pictures of winning varieties that already have a thread going feel free to add them on providing permission from the owner has been granted if it isn't yours.
great,I'm enjoying sharing to.moustress said:Thanks so much. I'm loving your posts, Sarah.
If you've got a good representation of a variety that's a winner add it onMark said:I've got a Best Marked and Best Op Age marked with dutch ( Black and Chocolate from West Country....think it was when i stewarded for you for the first time).SarahC said:if anyone else gets pictures of winning varieties that already have a thread going feel free to add them on providing permission from the owner has been granted if it isn't yours.
Thanks i think they were the only dutch i entered too =DThatCertainGlow said:SarahC, those broken are jaw dropping. I am LOVING the threads! Thank you Mark for the additional dutch, it was good to see the number entered in the class, so you know that each mouse was the best of 12, and 14, respectively . I liked that I could see them from an angle behind the ears.
Please convey a thanks to Loganberry for the argente photo. I remember when that mouse won, and I was suddenly desirous to know just what she was feeding her mice. :lol: I thought there was more, from other angles of that mouse, but I could be remembering pics of her other mice.
The fox took a weight off my mind, lovely mouse. (I had though from the standards, that it was necessarily to do something the face doesn't want to do before you had a show-able mouse.) Text standards don't tell you what is realistic, and what wins. Without that photo... I think I might have spent the next 20 years highly disappointed in any fox I bred. I suppose it won when I wasn't reading the forums, didn't get posted, or I hadn't decided on breeding foxes (and didn't take note), but thank you so much. Even if I managed to get to one of the infrequent US shows, there is no telling what would be exhibited.
I took breaks from forum reading when the desire to have mice at my location, that wasn't a good one for them, got to be too much.:mrgreen: I only allowed myself to join once I knew I was going to be able to have them again.
I really appreciate these photos, keep them coming!
Zanne