2018 All Palomino Show May 19 - Cheyenne, Wyoming. A full list of winners and placements from the spring nationals is on pages

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1 PAL NEWS SPRING All Palomino Show May 19 - Cheyenne, Wyoming Best of Breed Elizabeth Hines Best Opposite of Breed Makenzi Piper Best of Variety Golden Makenzi Piper Best Opposite Golden Larada Strong Best of Variety Lynx Elizabeth Hines Best Opposite Lynx Elizabeth Hines Best Fur Makenzi Piper Best of Breed Sharon Pellham Best Opposite of Breed Sharon Pellham Best of Variety Golden Sharon Pellham Best Opposite Golden Sharon Pellham Best of Variety Lynx Cliff & Terri King Best Opposite Lynx Clay Palko Best Fur Seth DeHerrera A full list of winners and placements from the spring nationals is on pages In This Issue: Presidents Report Page 2 Youth Contest Winners Page 13 Club Directory Page 3 ARBA Convention Info. Page 14 Vice Presidents Report Page 4 All Pal Youth Results Page 15 Secretary s Report Page 5 All Pal Open Results Page 16 & 17 Director s Reports Page 6 8 All Pal Photos Page 17 Treasurer s Report Page 9 ARBA Conv. Judge Rec. Page 18 PRCBA Promotional Items Page 10 Advertising Information Page 3 Youth Sweepstakes Page 11 Open Sweepstakes Page 12

2 PRCBA President s Report: James Hunter Greetings from the president., Yep, I got one of those notices back in the 60 s. I imagine several of you may have received them as well. Well, this one serves the same purpose, more or less. I d like to draft some of you who would like to write articles for the DR magazine. If you re interested in writing about your rabbitry, the PRCBA, the problems you face as an exhibitor and breeder, or any other subject that you believe is newsworthy of national publication, then this is your chance. If you are interested, please me at jkhunter@wbsnet.org and I will send you the criteria you must follow in order for your article to be submitted. Return your completed article to me; I will check it over to see if you have met the criteria; I will check it for spelling, punctuation, grammar, etc.; and I will submit it for you. Please remember, when writing the article, that it should be positive and encouraging and of benefit to all rabbit hobbyists and enthusiasts regardless of the breeds they may raise. A friend of mine from Texas once reminded me that the rabbitry is never finished. Thanks, Kenny, for bursting that bubble for me. Just when everything seems to be clicking along as it should be, the breeder will see something that just needs to be tweaked a little, or repair, or something. Such is the way it is here at the Hunter Family Rabbits rabbitry. Three or four, or more, weeks ago I thought I would rearrange the caging and improve the insulation on the newest addition to my rabbitry. I purchased and had installed a simple carport in my back yard just about a year ago. It s large enough to accommodate around 40, or so, rabbits. Needless to say, I thought I would have that work completed by now. Not so. I have about half of the barn upgraded and hope to have the rest of it completed by the end of April. That may be wishful thinking as this is the 25 th. At any rate, the point I d like to make here is quite simple to understand. Never stopped dreaming, or thinking of ways to make your life better in some way. If you do, you ve given up. Once you give up, you re finished and when you re finished you will never be better than you are when you quit. I encourage you to keep fighting to improve yourself, your rabbitry, and your rabbits. Never give up even though you may feel like you re facing an unending series of challenges. Make a list of the things you must overcome and start with the first one on the list. Just being able to scratch one of those challenges off the list will lift your spirits incredibly! Keep plugging away and before too long you will have reduced that list to almost nothing. Yay!!! One important thing to remember through all of this is to take time for yourself to enjoy your accomplishments, drink a cup of coffee, and work with your animals. As King Solomon so wisely said many years ago: Continued on page 5 I d like to draft some of you who would like to write articles for the DR magazine. 2

3 Palomino Co-Breeders Association Officers and Directors President Jim Hunter Scott City, KS District 1 AK, ID, OR MT, WAY, WY Cliff King Cheyenne, WY District 4 AR, CO, NM, OK, TX Latosha Lucas Bells, TX District 7 CT, ME, MA, NH, NY, RI, VT Quebec, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia Shannon Whitney Adams Center, NY Sweepstakes Chair Carolyn Wright Smithville, TX Website Vice-President Jim Brown Bath, PA District 2 AZ, CA, HI, NV, UT, Mexico Jay Horn Arroyo Grande, CA District 5 IL, KS, MO Beth Thurn Everest, KS Secretary Carolyn Wright Smithville, TX District 8 IN, KY, MI, OH Manitoba, Ontario Mike Raab Milan, IN Pals News Editor Jim Brown Bath, PA Thebrownrabbitry@gmail.com Treasurer Terri King Cheyenne, WY District 3 IA, MN, NE, ND, SD, WI Tom Lowin Pierre, SD District 6 AL, FL, GA, LA, MS, TN, Puerto Rico Colette Waters Natchitoches, KS District 9 DE, MD, NJ, NC, PA, SC, VA, WV Washington DC & All Other Foreign Shannon Cicero Hackettstown, NJ Webmaster Charlcie Fowler Iowa Park, TX Pal News Dates to Remember: Submission Month Publication Month Winter Edition: January 10 for February Spring Edition: April 10 for May Summer Edition: August 10 for September Fall Edition: November 10 for December Advertising in the Pal News: Advertising in the Pal News is available to any member in good standing. Ad Size Breeder Rate Commercial Rate Full Page $75.00 $90.00 Half Page $40.00 $50.00 ¼ Page $25.00 $35.00 Business Card $15.00 $20.00 Please mail ad and payment to: Jim Brown 2177 West End Road Bath, PA Images can be ed to: thebrownrabbitry@gmail.com Advertising Details: All rates are for FOUR issues. For a single issue the rate is ¼ the listed price. Rate includes one original photo. Additional photos are $3.00 per photo. Editor can assist in creating an ad. Make checks payable to: PRCBA 3

4 PRCBA Vice President s Report: Jim Brown Salutations from Pennsylvania, I hope this finds our membership in good health and spirits. I also hope you ve got a few litters in the nest box in preparation for ARBA Convention in Springfield, Mass this coming October. I d like to add a feature to our newsletter; I d like to add a Happenings section. In this section I would like to share with the group newsworthy items about the lives of our membership. Since we only get to see one another once maybe twice a year, I think it would be nice to have a place to keep everyone up to date on our lives. Please send me prayer requests, items to celebrate, graduations, personal goals you ve achieved, as well as your palomino accomplishments. I ve seen a reoccurring theme on the rabbit groups lately that I d like to reinforce, and it s not negative. If you look for the positive in things you ll find it. I ve been seeing the hash tag, Be Nice! Be Kind! a lot. I cannot emphasize enough how important I feel this motto is. I really enjoy attending shows, and if you know me well enough, when things get negative, I m pretty quick to walk away. I, like most, attend the show for fun. I m not there to bicker and make trouble. I m pretty sure if we keep thinking Be Nice! Be Kind! in all facets of life, we ll see an improvement in our daily dealings with the people in our lives. In this issue are the results of our Youth Contests. If you know either of these young people, please congratulate them! These young women are the future of the PRCBA, and I m confident that this club has a bright future with up and coming leaders like themselves. This issue also contains all the results from the All Pal Show in Cheyenne, WY on May 19. Congratulations to the class, variety and breed winners. Remember to keep those Pals cool, as we move into summer JIM B Be Nice! Be Kind! Have you considered advertising in the Pal News? A business card size advertisement for 4 issues only costs a member $15.00 I am willing to help you design an advertisement. Contact Jim Brown at thebrownrabbitry@gmail.com for more information. 4

5 PRCBA Secretary and Sweeps Chair Reports: Carolyn Wright Greetings from the Secretary s Desk! Well, Old Man Winter is FINALLY gone.just about every time I m ready to take some plastic down, another cold front comes blowing in. We didn t have much of any spring weather in Texas, just went straight to summer! We did have a crazy hail storm come across March 18. Man the hail was the size of soft balls. It sounded like cannons going off went it hit homes with metal roofs. The water was splashing 10 to 12 ft. high in the pond with lots of damage to homes. Two car dealerships east of us had all their automobiles totaled. By the time you read this, Petitions for President, Vice President and Directors in Districts with odd numbers, would have been turned in by May 1 st. Ballots will be mailed June 1 st, if there are 2 or more candidates running for the same office. Should any candidate for an elected office be unopposed, there shall be no election ballot issued for that particular position, and the unopposed candidate shall be declared elected to said office by acclamation. Also, Secretary and Treasury terms are up this year as well. Congratulations out there to, David & Sharon Pellham for winning a 1 st Reserve in February, Elizabeth Hines for winning a 1 st Reserve in February and a Double Congratulations to Makenzi Piper for winning two 1 st Reserves in March on the same day!!! Reminder! Registration Contest (whoever gets the most pals registered with ARBA) and Membership Contest (whoever signs up the most members), ends June 30 th. A winner in both contests gets a free year membership. If you have any questions, don t hesitate to drop me a line. Regards Carolyn Wright PRCBA President s Report Continued Ecclesiastes 10 New American Standard Bible (NASB) 7 Go then, eat your bread in happiness and drink your wine with a cheerful heart; for God has already approved your works. 8 Let your clothes be white all the time, and let not oil be lacking on your head. 9 Enjoy life with the woman whom you love all the days of your [a] fleeting life which He has given to you under the sun [b] ; for this is your reward in life and in your toil in which you have labored under the sun. Looking forward to the Spring National Show in Wyoming next month. I hope to see many of you in attendance. I have two rabbits that I will be showing in the Pal shows, as that is all I was blessed with from my earlier breeding s. I had 3 lynx litters and 2 golden litters born earlier this month, so I hope to have several entries of some quality for the Convention and Show in Massachusetts. That s all the wisdom I have to share with you at this time. Enjoy life, be adventurous, and remember to ALWAYS BE A PAL TO YOUR PALS! JKH 5

6 District 1 Report: Cliff King Howdy from District 1, Hope everyone doing well, and your nest boxes are full. Our does are starting to pull fur, hopefully we will have a few litters soon. It would be the coldest day of the week too. We went on a road trip with our friend Laurie to a rabbit show in Garden City Kansas. We got to see Jim Hunter and his wife Carolyn. There was a good showing of the Pals. Congratulations to Bambi Lamborn on her BOB! Terri and I had the other. They had a great show. We will be putting it on the list to go to next year. I am still recuperating from shoulder surgery that I had in Feb. I am doing well. The doc says four more weeks of physical therapy. District 1 members I would like to know how you are doing at the shows, so I can include it in my report. If y all can think of any changes for the Constitution and By-laws let me know. We are trying to get them updated. We are looking forward to seeing everyone in Cheyenne at the Pal Nationals. You will have the chance to show the Pals four times. Take care and God Bless America! Cliff King District 2 Report: Jay Horn: District 3 Report: Tom Lowin As I write this (April 24 th ) it appears that Spring is finally off to a start here in South Dakota. We got above 60 on Sunday. The first time all month. I attended my first Spring show in Yankton, SD on April 7 th. It was held in an ice hockey rink. There was no ice inside, but with the snow and cold outdoor temps, the building still seemed all that much more frigid. I m not sure if that had something to do with fewer rabbit numbers. I had the only Pals there. There were also a few youth pals shown. Hoping the warmer weather will increase my chances of success with rabbit reproduction. Good Luck to you all! Tom Lowin The PRCBA now has an OFFICAL Facebook page. Please ask to join at: Palomino Rabbit Co-Breeders Assn. Or Jim Brown and I will add you 6

7 District 4 Report: Latosha Lucas Hello everyone, Hope everyone had a great Mother s Day! Good luck to everybody that is going to Nationals. Congratulations to all of the past winners at show. I also hope everyone has plenty of babies in the nest box, Latosha District 5 Report: Beth Thurn Hello to everyone from District 5. I wish everyone well at Palomino Nationals. We always enjoy that show when we are able to go. This year it is the same week-end as our Middle and High School Graduations. Even though I retired from teaching last year, I am still piano accompanist for the vocal groups that will be performing at the graduations. We were able to attend our first show of the year in March. I was happy to sell a young buck to a little girl that had gotten a doe from someone else and was interested in starting to raise Palominos. ~Beth District 6 Report: Colette Waters District 7 Report: Shannon Whitney In Search of Lost Banner The palomino banner in the picture to the left was purchased for one of the ARBA Conventions. We have talked about it at several meeting, and still no leads. I did a search for it, and luckily found this picture. If you have any information on where the banner might be, please let one of the officers know. 7

8 District 8 Report: Mike Raab Hello Palomino members, It has been a very busy spring for me. Working my full time job and raising rabbits takes a lot of time. But, I do enjoy raising and showing the Palominos. I have been trying different techniques for breeding to get better conception rates. I would have to say it does help. I enjoy getting the Palominos to the youth and on the show table. I am seeing a lot more interest in this breed. I just came back from a show in Canton, OH and there was 3 youth showing pals there. They were having a good time. I am looking forward to showing at the Ohio mini convention in a week. I hope to see more Pal breeders there and meet up. The nationals are next month. I unfortunately will not make that show. Good luck to all the breeders that will make that show. I have a friend that loves to raise meat pens. She informs me that we need to encourage our Pal members to raise and compete in meat pen competition. She says that the Pals are gaining very fast and have very good type. Therefore, I am going to raise some for meat pens at the Indiana State convention this fall and see how they do. Good luck everyone at the shows! District 9 Report: Shannon Cicero Hello all, Happy Spring.. Since my last note I ve accomplished 2 of the goals I wrote about last time; 1) Full nest boxes with convention show team hopefuls. 2) Showed in a new D9 State! My daughter and I, and two other members of our club (Luke and Don) drove down to the NC state convention. I had plans on meeting a potential future breeder and his daughter there. I couldn t wait to show off the Palominos. I was optimistic in bringing in new breeders. I think they thoroughly enjoyed it and left loving the Palominos. There was a very kind note written about me afterwards and it really took me back. I had actually had an impact on someone! First I realized I could be a mentor to new breeder. I never considered myself capable since I m still learning. My second thought was I hope Jim Brown is proud of me? Jim has mentored me for the past couple of years. I look to him for not only advice but for encouragement. I never realized how much of a difference a mentor could really make. He has been such a positive influence on me. I m not only so grateful but I want to pay it forward. Those actions are not only what keeps our breed going, but makes our club so strong. Thank you Jim Brown for all that you have done, not just for me, but for all that you do for us as a club. -Shannon 8

9 TREASURERS REPORT SPRING /01/17 $ 3, INCOME: Quartly YTD Budget Variance Membership Sanction , , Indy Raffle Merchandise Sale T-Shirt Sales Pens Patches Total Merchand Donations for Awards Blue Bonnet Feeds - Donation from Edi PayPal additional c TOTAL INCOME: $ 1, $ 2, $ - $ 2, Prior Balance + total income= EXPENSES: Quartly YTD Budget Variance Cash out for Change (100.00) Secretary Postage (185.21) Secretary Office supply (17.75) Secretary Fee Sweepstakes Donation for Awards Awards to Carolyn paid Write for awards reimbursement Online look up for checks (15.00) Booth for Nationals (2018) ARBA Charter Fee Bond for Treasurer (good Editors fee Host Domain Fee Web Master TOTAL EXPENSES: $ $ 2, $ - $ - Overall Total: $ - $ $ - Balance of Petty Cash $ Youth Fund (runnin 25 $ Treasurer Signature: $ $ 6, , of 1 SUBMITTED BY: TERRI KING 9

10 THE FOLLOWING PRCBA PROMOTIONAL ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS; PLEASE CONTACT TERRI KING FOR AVAILABILITY. 10

11 1 st. Elizabeth Hines 33 shows 2512 points 2 nd. Makenzi Piper 26 shows 1737 points 3 rd. LaRanda Story 21 shows 923 points 4 th. Tammy Wilcox 8 shows 802 points 5 th. Seth Whitney-Wekar 7 shows 360 points 6 th. Cameron Cruger 10 shows 266 points 7 th. Kathryn Rush 8 shows 244 points 8 th. Luke Teaford 6 shows 228 points 9 th. Hannah Johnson 3 shows 191 points 10 th. Casey Cailin 2 shows 182 points 11 th. Andrew Springer 2 shows 143 points 12 th. Julia St. Clair 2 shows 134 points 13 th. Arvzhan Reynolds 4 shows 126 points 14 th. Austin Hesters 2 shows 84 points 15 th. Teryn Halliburton 2 shows 81 points 16 th. Laney Forester 5 shows 62 points 17 th. Hannah Vazquez 2 shows 49 points 18 th. Levi Bruns 1 show 34 points 19 th. Trenton McMillan 2 shows 32 points 20 th. Ava Clarke 1 show 22 points 21 st. Blake Piper 3 shows 18 points 22 nd. Destiny Nicholson 1 show 17 points 1 st. Elizabeth Hines 178 points 2 nd. Makenzi Piper 90 points 3 rd. Andrew Springer 40 points 4 th. Laney Forester 18 points 5 th. Hannah Vazquez 15 points 5 th. Levi Bruns 15 points On the PRCBA webpage the club has an: Online Sanction Request Online Membership Application Payable with PayPal 1 st. Elizabeth Hines> L.B. # KP1 with 273 points 2 nd. Makenzi Piper> G.B. # B450 with 229 points 3 rd. LaRanda Story> G.D. # O20F with 77 points 4 th. Elizabeth Hines> G.D. # SR9 with 58 points 5 th. Tammy Wilcox> G.D. # CR1 with 52 points 11

12 1 st. James & Aileen Brown 16 shows 3068 points 2 nd. Johnny & Carla Piper 25 shows 2613 points 3 rd. David & Sharon Pellham 13 shows 2368 points 4 th. Cliff & Terri King 13 shows 2090 points 5 th. Mike Raab 9 shows 1701 points 6 th. Jeffery Lewis 6 shows 1021 points 7 th. Brittani Piper 25 shows 812 points 8 th. Shannon Cicero 14 shows 717 points 9 th. Tony Schwartzmiller 10 shows 658 points 10 th. Kenneth & Imogene Drews 7 shows 635 points 11 th. Elizabeth Reichert 5 shows 623 points 12 th. Latosha & Heather Lucas 16 shows 525 points 13 th. Debra Wilcox 5 shows 487 points 14 th. James & Carolyn Hunter 6 shows 462 points 15 th. Bobby & Dee Polk 5 shows 324 points 16 th. Karl & Bianca Haering 4 shows 288 points 17 th. Joy Lucas 12 shows 249 points 18 th. Tim & Jennifer Luedecke 2 shows 189 points 19 th. Don Hutchinson 9 shows 140 points 20 th. Bob Sorrels 2 shows 118 points 21 st. Bambi Lamborw 2 shows 113 points 22 nd. Herman & Diane Young 3 shows 96 points 22 nd. Tom Lowin 1 show 96 points 23 rd. Zach Dietzman 1 show 77 points 24 th. Tricia Rush 4 shows 66 points 25 th. Margaret Nace 4 shows 59 points 26 th. Brooke King 5 shows 48 points 27 th. Bob Bergene 2 shows 37 points 28 th. Wayne & Carolyn Wright 1 show 28 points 29 th. Collette Waters 1 show 12 points From all of us, to all the Mom s 1 st. Debra Wilcox 180 points 2 nd. Tim & Jennifer Luedecke 150 points 3 rd. Bob Sorrels 70 points 4 th. Mike Raab 66 points 1 st. David & Sharon Pellham G.D. # G42 > 248 points 2 nd. Brittani Piper G.D. # ML9 > 219 points 3 rd. Mike Raab G.B. # D42 > 204 points 4 th. Cliff & Terri King G.D. # KG62 > 131 points 5 th. Johnny & Carla Piper G.B. # F30 > 106 points 6 th. David & Sharon Pellham G.B. # GL6 > 75 points 7 th. Shannon Cicero L.B. # KL719> 74 points 12

13 Cailin is from Crows Landing, CA Youth Achievement Winner Youth Management Winner Cailin is a multi-year participant in our youth contests. Until recently, Cailin was only raising golden pals, but she has now expanded her herd to include lynx too. Her herd is comprised of 23 palominos, kept in all wire cages in a carport. Cailin has been fortunate to have had a successful breeding program this past year. Cailin is an active member of several local, regional, and national rabbit clubs. Cailin has been an active participant at the Cal-State Convention participating in their youth contests. Cailin has done well her pals, winning many best of breeds and receiving several honorable mentions on the best in show table. On behalf of the PRCBA, Congratulations Cailin! We are so excited to have you as a youth member! Cameron is from Hackettstown, NJ Youth Achievement Winner Youth Management Winner Cameron is a first-time participant in our youth contests. Cameron is involved in two 4H clubs where rabbits are her primary project. Cameron is very helpful at local shows. She will jump in and assist wherever she can. It s not uncommon to see Cameron writing for judges. Cameron loves her pals, they are her favorite, but she states that she like to have a few other breeds in the barn for fun. Cameron and her mother, Shannon, like to attend shows together. A favorite memory for Cameron, was beating her Mom with a pal she had picked out, it was the coolest best of breed she has won. Cameron has a goal of showing pals as meat pens in NJ. On behalf of the PRCBA, Congratulations Cameron! We are so excited to have you as a youth member! 13

14 Convention Schedule Highlights: Thursday, October 25, PM Check-In Begins Friday, October 26, PM Rabbitcon Sessions Begin Saturday, October 27, AM Opening Ceremony 5 PM Commercial Show Judging Begins 6 PM Check-In Closes Sunday, October 28, AM Open Judging Begins 9 AM Youth Judging Begins 6 PM Clambake Social Begins Monday, October 29, AM Judging Begins 1:30 PM Cavy Best In Show 3 PM Rabbit Best In Show 6:30 PM ARBA Banquet Tuesday, October 30, AM Presentation of New Breeds & Varieties 1 PM ARBA General Membership Meeting Wednesday, October 31, AM Release of Animals Information for the 95 th ARBA Convention in 2018 Is found on the host s website: This is the official site for the convention. Hotel information is already posted. Book your rooms now. Palomino Rabbit Co-Breeders Association ARBA Convention 2018 Banquet Monday, October 29 at 6:30 PM 1537 Riverdale St., W. Springfield, MA If you go to the website above you can view the current menu and their gluten-free options 14

15 2018 All Pal Show May 19 - Cheyenne, Wyoming YOUTH RESULTS Best of Breed: Elizabeth Hines Best Opposite of Breed: Makenzi Piper Best of Variety Golden: Makenzi Piper Best Opposite of Variety Golden: Larada Story Best of Variety Lynx: Elizabeth Hines Best Opposite of Variety Lynx: Elizabeth Hines Best Fur: Makenzi Piper Best Display: Golden Senior Bucks: Golden Senior Does: 1. Makenzi Piper BOV, BOS 1. Larada Story BOSV 2. Landen Hines 2. Landen Heine Golden Intermediate Bucks: None shown Golden Intermediate Does: 1. Makenzi Piper Best Intermediate Golden Junior Bucks: Golden Junior Does: 1. Bailey Ferrie 1. Bailee Ferrie Best Junior Lynx Senior Bucks: Lynx Senior Does: 1. Elizabeth Hines - BOSV 1. Elizabeth Hines BOV, BOB, Best Sr. 2. Bailey Ferrie 2. Bailey Ferrie Lynx Intermediate Bucks: Lynx Intermediate Does: 1. Makenzi Piper None shown Lynx Junior Bucks: Lynx Junior Does: 1. Makenzi Piper None shown Fur: 1. Makenzi Piper 2. Makenzi Piper 3. Elizabeth Hines 4. Elizabeth Hines 15

16 2018 All Pal Show May 19 - Cheyenne, Wyoming Best of Breed: Sharon Pellham Best Opposite of Breed: Sharon Pellham OPEN RESULTS Best of Variety Golden: Sharon Pellham Best Opposite of Variety Golden: Sharon Pellham Best of Variety Lynx: Cliff & Terri King Best Opposite of Variety Lynx: Clay Palko Best Fur: Seth DeHerrera Best Display: Golden Senior Bucks: Golden Senior Does: 1. Sharon Pellham BOSV, BOS 1. Sharon Pellham BOV, BOB, Best Sr. 2. Cliff & Terri King 2. Brittani Piper 3. Tom Lowin 3. Seth DeHerrera 4. Cliff & Terri King Golden Intermediate Bucks: Golden Intermediate Does: 1. Johnny & Carla Piper 1. Johnny & Carla Piper Best 6/8 2. Sharon Pellham 2. Sharon Pellham 3. Sharon Pellham 3. Sharon Pellham 4. Tom Lowin 4. Tom Lowin 5. Tom Lowin Golden Junior Bucks: Golden Junior Does: 1. Seth DeHerrera 1. Seth DeHerrera 2. Seth DeHerrera 2. Seth DeHerrera 3. Cliff & Terri King 3. Sharon Pellham 4. Cliff & Terri King 4. Cliff & Terri King 5. Seth DeHerrera 5. Bob Bergene 6. Sharon Pellham 6. Bob Bergene 7. Cliff & Terri King 7. Cliff & Terri King 8. Johnny & Carla Piper 8. Cliff & Terri King 9. Cliff & Terri King 9. Cliff & Terri King 10. Bob Bergene 11. DQ

17 2018 All Pal Show May 19 - Cheyenne, Wyoming OPEN RESULTS CONTINUED Lynx Senior Bucks: Lynx Senior Does: 1. Cliff & Terri King 1. Cliff & Terri King - BOV 2. Cliff & Terri King Lynx Intermediate Bucks: Lynx Intermediate Does: 1. Tom Lowin None shown Lynx Junior Bucks: Lynx Junior Does: 1. Clay Palko BOSV, Best Jr. 1. James Hunter 2. Tom Lowin 2. James Hunter 3. Rose Jean Searfoss/Palko Fur: 1. Seth DeHerrera 2. Seth DeHerrera 3. Seth DeHerrera 4. Seth DeHerrera 5. Seth DeHerrera 6. Seth DeHerrera 17

18 PRCBA Judge Suggestions Please help us to line up the judges you would like to see judge the ARBA National Convention and All Pal Show. Recommend 3 judges you would like to see judge palominos in open and youth Member s Name: Please return by U.S. Mail or to: Jim Brown 2177 W. End Rd. Bath, PA thebrownrabbitry@gmail.com Thank You! Your input is important to us! Each member of the household may complete a form. 18