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Official Publication Of The National Mini Rex Club 3rd Qurter July-August-September 2023

NMRRC Publication Quarter 3 July-August-September 2023 

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Directors reports Page 6 

Road Trip Page 25 

2023 Open National Winners Page 27 

Youth National Winners Page 37 

New Variety info Page 21 

Judges selection Ballot Page 43 

Disclaimer 

The NMRRC reserves the right to refuse 

publication of any articles or 

advertisements it deems not to be in the 

best interest of its members. 

The articles, opinions or statements 

published are solely the responsibility of 

President 

Jeremy Watmuff 

nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 

Vice-President 

VACANT 

Secretary 

Bridget Forman 

nmrrcsecretary@gmail.com 

Treasurer 

Lee Bastyr 

nmrrctreasurer@gmail.com 

Newsletter Editor 

Cheryl Parks 

nmrrcnews@outlook.com 

District One Director 

Diane Walker 

blazinbunzrabbitry@yahoo.com 

District Two Director 

Armando Cabrera 

mandojudg@aol.com 

District Three Director 

Allyse Sullivan 

allysesully24@gmail.com 

District Four Director 

Sandra Neal 

nealduck1@gmail.com 

District Five Director 

Amanda Marquardt 

ilminirex@gmail.com 

District Six Director 

Mark Charles 

nmrrcd6director@gmail.com 

District 7 Director 

Michael Mageles 

michaelmageles@outlook.com 

District Eight Director 

Beth Bickel 

Bickelsbunnies@gmail.com 

District Nine Director 

Piper Smith 

piperdebruler927@yahoo.com

Cheryl Parks 

Nmrrcnews@outlook.com 

Hi Mini Rex Family, 

Happy Summer! How do you keep your bunnies 

cool in the summer? 

We have tried a window air conditioner but found it 

was not big enough for our barn. Our barn isn’t 

that big but the AC just didn’t cool the space. I 

know those that have big units that do a good job. 

Well, with that not working we even tried an air 

conditioning unit on wheels for inside the barn. 

Once again it wasn’t enough for cooling the space. 

Therefore, we rely on a swamp cooler. The inside 

swamp coolers are not the answer. We now have a 

huge unit cut into the side of the barn. This way we 

get fresh air from outside if we use the vent cycle. 

Also the unit doesn’t get clogged with hair. The 

major drawback is the humidity. If you live in a 

humid area a swamp cooler will not work for you. 

I hope you can find the answer for your barn. The 

trial and error method gets expensive so good luck 

finding your answer quickly. 

I want to congratulate the winners from nationals. 

You can find the photos in this newsletter. 

Thank you to Catherine Tompkins for writing an 

article for this issue. Check it out! 

Until next time! Keep your bunnies cool! 

Chery 

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NMRRC Publication Quarter 3 July-August-Septembere 2023 

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Jeremy Watmuff 

nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 

Greetings Mini Rex Breeders! It looks like we are 

heading directly from fall to summer with not a hint of 

spring here in the Midwest. I am hopeful in the next few 

days I will have nest boxes full of babies. 

Our annual national show was held in Columbus Ohio 

this year. If you were unable to attend, you surely 

missed a great event. Our youth committee led by Lizz 

Beason raised over $5,000 for the Linda Thompson 

Memorial Scholarship Fund. Thank you to the members 

at the show as well as those at home that were bidding 

online throughout the weekend. 

As you know we did not receive a bid for this years 

national so this year the NMRRC hosted the show. 

Thank you to those that volunteered! Beth and Paul 

Bickel, Lee Bastyr, Doug King, Rose Watmuff all stayed 

into the early morning hours printing and sorting cards 

for the morning. Brian and Julie Rumsey were truly the 

saviors of the weekend as they were the putting on cage 

tags Thursday night, printing cards as well late on Friday 

and also stayed until packets were picked up by 

members on Sunday. We could not have done this 

without the two of them. Thank you again to all the 

writers and runners. The NMRRC hosted another pizza 

party for the membership on show day. Always a great 

day when pizza is involved. Allyse Sullivan was able to 

capture all open variety photos and they look fantastic. I 

know there was a message to get your photos in to the 

newsletter editor for the youth. If you were still unable 

to, please send them in so we can get the pictures 

published in the printed newsletter in the fall. 

During the banquet, we thanked Doug King for his over 

25 years of service to the NMRRC board. Doug has been 

an advocate for the Mini Rex breed and a human 

guidebook on the board as he has essentially been 

around forever and has a memory of practically every 

vote ever taken. Doug, the board will not be the same 

without you and I hope you truly take time to enjoy your 

nationals and conventions in the coming years. 

Congratulations to all winners and once again thank you 

to PMGraphix as they once again did a fantastic job on 

our awards. 

All sweepstakes awards were either distributed to the 

membership or shipped out to your home address that 

we have on file. Many aprons were given to members 

that may reside close to you. If you took an apron for 

someone else, please be sure to reach out to them and 

let them know. 

It is time to gear up for convention and begin looking 

forward to our 2024 National Show in Hutchinson, 

Kansas. There are hotel links on social media for 

nationals and the Kansas Crew has been working 

extremely hard to prepare a memorable national show 

for us. Please send your intent to bid for the 2025 

National Show to Bridget Foreman prior to the ARBA 

Convention in Louisville. 

We always have ways to get involved! If you are 

interested, please email nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 

“A good life is when you assume nothing, do more, smile 

often, dream big, laugh a lot and realize how blessed you 

really are with what you have” ~Minion Quotes 

Until Next Time, 

Jeremy 


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VACANT 

nmrrcvicepresident@gmail.com 

Vacant! 

If you are interested in learning more 

about the NMRRC and the office of the 

Vice President, please contact Jeremy 

Watmuff nmrrcpresident@gmail.com 


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Bridget Forman 

Nmrrcsecretary@gmail.com 

Hello everyone, 

I hope you all are enjoying the start of summer and 

warmer weather. Though I was not able to attend, it 

sounds like Mini Rex nationals had a great turnout and 

wonderful banquet. I want to extend a big thank you to 

Jeremy and his team for all their hard work making sure 

everything went as smoothly as possible. 

At the time of writing this article I will have been in the 

Secretary position for about a month. I am doing my 

best to catch on and Doug and Jeremy have both been 

extremely helpful in answering any questions that I 

have, and I am grateful for that as there is a lot that 

goes along with this position. 

Sanctions are coming in quite steadily so hopefully 

shows in the coming months will see a great turnout for 

the Mini Rex breed. We also have had quite a few new 

members join, so welcome! 

Just a reminder as we are just getting into the summer 

months fly control is always an issue, we personally like 

the Country Vet metered fly sprayers. But fly predators 

or other fly traps are great options for barns. Also, fans 

not only aid in proper ventilation but flies and 

mosquitoes do not like the breeze. Make sure your 

animals always have fresh clean water in front of them 

and as the temps increase consider feeding in the 

cooler hours of the day. We personally like feeding in 

the evening as rabbits are more active at night. Grass 

hay is always on hand, but this time of year dandelion 

greens and broadleaf plantain are also great for those 

that may go off feed due to molting in the hot months. 

For those that may have missed it, the host hotels for 

next spring’s national have been posted so get those 

reservations made as I confident it is going to be a great 

show! 

Hope everyone has a fun and safe summer and feel free 

to reach out with any questions. 

Bridget 


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Lee Bastyr 

Hello Mini Rex Friends, 

Nmrrctreasurer@gmail.com 

We had a great show at the 2023 National Show in Columbus, OH! It was a fun, yet very busy weekend, enjoying time 

with friends while enjoying the hobby that brings us together. A big THANK YOU to Jeremy Watmuff for this large 

undertaking and all the volunteers who helped make the show a success. We had a large representation of quality 

animals and large classes. Congratulations to all the winners! 

The financial report for 2ⁿ Fiscal Quarter/1 Quarter of 2023 is included in this Newsletter, as well as the details for 

the Linda Thompson Memorial Scholarship Fund auction and the Banquet auction. Thank you to everyone who 

donated items and to all the bidders. Your support and generosity makes our club thrive. Shout out to Lizz Beason on 

the addition of the youth royalty program and for surpassing last year’s amount in the youth auction! She works 

tirelessly for our youth and it’s appreciated. 

I hope you all have a great summer. See you in Louisville! 

Lee 

Mark Your Calendars 

2024 

Mini Rex Nationals 

Hutchinson Kansas 

April 5-7, 2024 


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Diane Walker 

blazinbunzrabbitry@yahoo.com 

Washington - Oregon - Idaho - Montana - Wyoming - Alaska Japan - Canada (Saskatchewan, British 

Columbia, & Alberta) 

Greetings everyone and welcome to summer. It has 

even warmed up here in the Pacific Northwest! By the 

time you are reading this nationals will be over. 

Congratulations goes out to all the winners. Before we 

know it, it will be time to breed for next year’s 

nationals in Kansas. 

The Pacific Crest Mini Rex Club has been quite busy 

these past couple months, holding at least one or more 

specialty shows in Oregon, California, and in Reno at 

West Coast Classic. It has been great fun to show with 

all my mini rex family at these events. As always we 

would like to hear news from shows all over District 1 

so if anyone has information to include in future 

reports don’t hesitate to let me know. 

Amazingly enough Convention is only a little over 4 

months away!! Hopefully everyone has made their 

arrangements. I can’t wait to see what the fine folks in 

Louisville have in store for us. 

I hope everyone has a wonderful summer with warm 

temperatures and cool rabbits. I look forward to seeing 

you at shows. 

Diane 


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Armando Cabrerra 

mandojudg@aol.com 

Arizona - California - Hawaii - Mexico - Nevada - 

Hello District 2: 

We have been experiencing incredibly nice weather after a 

very heavy snow and rainfall Winter and Spring. It's such a 

relief to see many rivers, streams, lakes and dams 

completely full of water that has also brought an abundance 

of wildlife, wildflowers and green fields! 

We seem to be having a mix of mini rex numbers shown at 

our local shows lately; sometimes numbers showing are up 

and the next show they'll be down. But stay encouraged, 

keep showing and promoting our beautiful breed! I've really 

been enjoying my time as an exhibitor again, even though I 

wasn't able to attend many shows due to work and family 

commitments I had this Spring. It's been nice getting to 

show my castors, since I've been focusing on them to 

improve the quality and build interest in them to grow our 

numbers in the variety. 

I encourage you to get out in those barns, get those rabbits 

bred for National Show seniors, and ongoing local shows, so 

we can all stay motivated and keep the momentum going in 

our breed and the overall fancy. Speaking of National 

Shows, I want to express a hearty CONGRATULATIONS to all 

of our National Show Winners! I am especially proud to 

congratulate the Queens Team from District 2 (Dae Lycos, 

Berlena Reynolds, Catherine & Nicole Tompkins) for the Best 

of Breed win with their beautiful Otter Jr Doe, 

"OBSESSION!" Also to the Bauer, Bauer, Burkhalter and Ross 

Team for their Best Opposite of Breed Broken Senior Buck, 

"TAG!" 

Arizona Best in Show 

I hate to sound redundant, but please be sure to have 

coolers and fans serviced/cleaned and ready to go so you 

keep your rabbits comfortable, healthy and alive during the 

Summer hot weather, which I'm sure will arrive soon! :) 

Armando 


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AllysE Sullivan 

allysesully24@gmail.com 

North Dakota - Nebraska - South Dakota - Minnesota - Iowa - Wisconsin 

Hello everyone! 

I hope you are having a great Summer and keeping your 

bunnies cool. Summer has its pros and cons when it comes 

to raising rabbits. For me, I would much rather prefer to 

clean poop pans and powerwash cages when it's warm and 

sunny out, so I can jump in the pool after! However, 

Summer can be hard on the rabbits, especially young ones. 

If you are unable to have air conditioning in your barn, it is 

critical to have a lot of fans and airflow. Invest in good barn 

fans- you won’t regret it. Clean your cages more often than 

not to keep flies away. Put up fly traps and get yourself 

some fly spray. When it comes to feeding, I recommend 

feeding your animals at the coolest time of the day- early 

morning or late evening. We feed ours early in the 

morning, so they can eat quite a bit before it gets warm 

out. It just fits our busy schedules better. Make sure your 

animals always have fresh, cool water. Some will put frozen 

water bottles or cold tiles in their rabbits’ cages to keep 

them cool. I also recommend not handling your rabbits on 

those hot days but be thorough with checking on them. 

Avoid breeding during the warmest times. I try to breed 

during the late evening when it is cooler out. Young rabbits 

are affected by the heat the most. Be mindful when 

weaning. I recommend separating mom from the siblings 

first. Allow the babies to all stay together in the same cage 

they were born in for some time to adjust to that change. If 

they aren’t eating much, keep their bellies moving with hay 

or straw. Be mindful of your animals and put in the extra 

effort to keep them happy on those warm days. 

the room, help focus on a less popular variety, so we can 

keep them a recognized variety in the years to come! Take 

a look at the number of rabbits entered within each variety 

at Nationals and Convention to get a good idea of a variety 

you can help improve and grow the numbers in. Be aware 

of the varieties that are not commonly entered at your 

local shows and make it your goal to improve that number 

and make an impact on your breed. If you have questions 

about breeders you can get stock from, I would be happy to 

make recommendations and get you connected with them. 

I hope your nestboxes are full for Convention and you are 

breeding for Nationals 2024! 

-Allyse Sullivan 

It was so great to see everyone at Nationals! 

Congratulations to the BOB and BOS winners in Open and 

Youth! I had a blast taking pictures of all the open 

variety/group winners and some of the youth. There were 

so many beautiful animals. I was extremely proud of our 

breed and how far some of our varieties have come, 

especially some of the more rare varieties. The quality and 

popularity is growing in many of these varieties. If you have 


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Sandra Neal 

nealduck1@gmail.com 

Arkansas - Colorado - New Mexico - Oklahoma – Texas 

District 4 Director 

Sandra Neal 

As I contemplate the last 25 years of showing my 

minirex I realize how far I have come from the flat, 

long shouldered rabbits that I originally had. I didn’t 

have a lot of money so I had to work with what I had 

to improve my herd, it was a long process. I was at 

the bottom of the classes eventually moving to the 

middle of the classes and finally starting to pull off 

some wins. That is why when someone wins breed 

and it’s not me I go congratulate them. You don’t 

win by not working hard at it. I also try to 

congratulate the Bis and ris winners. 

I’m sure must of the winners for convention are 

already born so good luck to everyone. I didn’t have 

a great spring for babies but I’m finally getting some 

litters. I’m not going to show as much this year as 

mom isn’t getting better she’s getting worse so it’s 

harder to leave her for more than 24 hours. Good 

luck to everyone at the shows and I will see you 

down the road. 

Sandra Neal 


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Amanda 

Marquardt 

ilminirex@gmail.com 

Kansas - Missouri - Illinois 

2023 Mini Rex Nationals was a fun event in Columbus! Fantastic job 

to Jeremy Watmuff, The Rumseys, and The Potters for setting up, 

entering placings as classes are completed, and sorting remark cards 

to be handed out on Sunday. They did all of the behind the scene 

work to make the show successful. Thank you and great job to 

anyone else who helped that I missed. Your help does not go 

unnoticed. Great job to Lizz and Chad for running the silent auction 

and youth contests! There was a good turnout for it this year and 

congratulations to the winners! Thank you also to those who ran 

rabbits to help keep the show moving. By helping run rabbits for a 

variety or 2 helps out tremendously and doesn’t leave the same 

people running rabbits ALL day. 

Congratulations to both open and youth BOB and BOS winners! 

Beautiful Mini Rex! Next year’s nationals will be April 6th in 

Hutchinson, KS. More information can be found on the Heartland 

Mini Rex Nationals 2024 Facebook page. 

Amanda 


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MARK CHARLES 

nmrrcd6director@gmail.com 

Alabama - Georgia - Florida - Louisiana - Mississippi - 

D6 Report 

June 2023 


It has been my pleasure to serve as your Vice President 

of the Mini Rex Club but there eventually comes a time 

for all of us when we need to move aside and present the 

opportunity to someone else. This encourages growth in 

others and will keep our club strong for many years to 

come. 

That being said, I would like to thank you for allowing 

me to represent District 6 for the Mini Rex Club. 

I am in the process of getting in the swing of things but 

if there’s any information, show dates, winnings or 

pictures that you would like to see in the newsletter feel 

free to email me at nmrrcdistrict6director@gmail.com 

and it will be considered.. 

The Ohio show was a blast! Kudos to all the winners. 

The club had a lot of help putting on the show and it ran 

very smoothly. Thank you to everyone that participated 

in helping the club host the show. 

Remember, it takes all of us actively participating for 

our club to thrive. If you can please volunteer for 

leadership roles and help the local clubs with the 

enormous job it is to put on a show. 

Also, if you see a new breeder take the time to answer 

questions, help them out, introduce them to the Mini Rex 

club, remember we were all that “Newbie” breeder at 

some point in our journey. 

Looking forward to seeing everyone in Louisville KY! 

Blessings, 

Mark 


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Michael Mageles 

michaelmageles@outlook.com 

New York - New Hampshire - Vermont - Massachusetts - 

NO REPORT 


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Beth Bickel 

Bickelsbunnies@gmail.com 

Michigan - Indiana - Ohio - Kentucky - Canada 

Hello from District 8 

Life is very hectic this time of the year! Believe it or not we 

have already had our local county fair here… Nationals is 

over.. baby bunnies hopefully in nest boxes for Convention! 

Thank you to Jeremy and team for Ohio Nationals all went 

smoothly! Congratulations to all who showed! 

I know showing season is in full swing best of luck on the 

tables! Go team Mini Rex! 

We are in the process of planning for everyone to be 

welcomed Back to Louisville KY for the 100th ARBA 

convention! Jeremy and I are working hard to make it a 

convention to remember for our mini Rex family!! Keep an 

eye out for updates on banquet!! Welcome reception at 

the booth! Don’t forget raffle items !! It will be here 

before you know it! 

I will be submitting some pictures from district 8 members! 

As alway you can reach out to me with you own pictures 

and information!! 

Beth Bickel 

District 8 


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Piper Smith Debruler 

piperdebruler927@yahoo. 

Pennsylvania - West Virgina - Virginia - New Jersey - 

Greetings Fellow NMRRC District 9 Members! 

I hope everyone’s summer is off to a great start. It has 

been a beautiful May and early June here in the 

south. 

I loved seeing all of the posts from this years National 

Show in Ohio! We were so sad to miss it. This winter 

and spring were very complicated by a wild ride of a 

pregnancy. I am looking forward to much more normalcy 

(hopefully!!). Huge congratulations to the Open 

BOB winners, Dae Lycos/Berlena Reynolds/Catherine 

and Nicole Tompkins and Open BOSB winners, Michelle 

and Sharon Bauer/Wade Burkhalter/Jason 

Ross/Maple Kelly. Another huge congratulations to 

our Youth BOB winner, Jordan Crawford and Youth 

BOSB winner, Riley Templeton. A special congratulations 

as well to all of the District 9 members, both 

youth and open, for their placements and accolades. 

One of our very own district 9 breeders was one of 

the judges at this years national, Nikki Bortz! I know 

she had a fabulous time. We also had a number of D9 

members (youth and open) that helped to run rabbits 

throughout the day; which is always a huge help! 

The next big event for our breed will be the 2023 AR- 

BA Convention in Louisville, Kentucky. This is ARBA’s 

100th Anniversary show and it promises to be a spectacular 

event. I know the NMRRC has been working on 

some special plans, so stay tuned!! As a reminder, the 

dates have altered from the original show week and 

they are now October 7-11, 2023. 

I did want to tell members that we now have an official 

Facebook page - NMRRC District 9! I encourage all 

of our district members to join the page. We will be 

sharing news, show info, wins, etc. 

My judging schedule is very full for summer and fall. I 

look forward to reconnecting with breeders and meeting 

new rabbit show enthusiasts. I am judging Open 

Mini Rex at Convention this year and I am so excited 

to sort through what I know will be an incredible 

group of animals. 

As always, I am available to answer questions or concerns. 

Please feel free to reach out. I wish everyone a 

safe and happy summer and keep those nest boxes 

full! 

Cheers, 

Piper 


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First, I would like to thank those who donated and 

participated in the bidding for the Linda Thompson 

Memorial Scholarship Fund Silent Auction. We tried 

something new this year, by allowing online bids. This 

helped in bringing in extra money for the scholarship fund 

and gave those not present at Nationals a chance to bid. If 

you have any feedback on this and would like for us to do 

it in the future, please let me know. 

There were several amazing rabbits donated, as well as 

some awesome items. Last year we were able to bring in 

just over $5,700, and this year we brought in over $6,800! 

For those that don’t know, the two ways that we bring in 

money for the Linda Thompson Memorial Scholarship 

Fund are the silent auction at the National Show and the 

raffle table at Convention. Now that Nationals is over, it’s 

time to start planning for the raffle table. Please consider 

donating to the raffle! 

Thank you to all of the kiddos that submitted applications 

for our Royalty contest and the other youth contest that 

we had at Nationals. This was our first year providing 

youth activities, and we were happy with the interest that 

was shown, even with giving everyone short notice on the 

contest. We look forward to doing it again at National’s 

next year in Kansas. 

Congratulations to the winners of the FIRST Royalty 

Contest! 

Queen Olivia Coisman ; Duchess Bryleigh Blain; Prince 

Jacob Landzettel; Princess Addi Naff; Lord Alex Ewing; 

Lady Harper Gootee 

These awesome individuals did an amazing job on their 

applications, as well as their showmanship and craft 

entries. 

I hope that everyone has an awesome Summer break, and 

we’ll see everyone in the Fall! 

Lizz Beason 

MBRMiniRex@gmail.com 


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NEW 

Greetings NMRRC Members: 

I hope everyone has been enjoying the beautiful weather and showing lots of great Mini Rex! 

I wanted to make you aware of some exciting news about a new COD for the Brindle Mini Rex Variety. 

The COD holders for the new variety are: 

Catherine Tompkins, Lead 

Sandra Neal 

Chase Domingue 

Kate Smith 

Berlena Reynolds 

One of the requirements, for the new variety is that they be exhibited within one 

year from the date of the COD, either at the ARBA Convention or the national breed 

show. The COD team has decided to exhibit the new variety at this year’s, ARBA 

Convention in Louisville, Kentucky. I want 

to clarify that this is only an exhibition for the purpose of promoting the proposed, 

variety and building interest in it. After convention, I will work with our President 

and Secretary to create a ballot so that membership will have the opportunity to 

accept or decline the new proposed variety. 

Please take this opportunity, prior to convention, to help spread the news of the new COD Variety 

and encourage your fellow breeders to stop by the exhibition at convention. Please feel free to reach out and ask 

any of the COD holders any questions that you may have about the Brindle Variety. 

I am very excited about this new COD and wish the COD group the best of success with this challenging endeavor! 

Respectfully yours, 

Armando Cabrera, Chairman 

NMRRC Standards Committee 

Variety 


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NEW 

Variety 


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NEW 

Variety 


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NEW 

Variety 


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NEW 

Variety 


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OUR ROADTRIP 

The 3Queens (3Q) Mini Rex team Berlena, Catherine, Dae, Elijah and Nicole had a wonderful trip to and from 

the National show hosted by the Ohio Mini Rex Club. The weather was great and the hosting club did an 

awesome job of putting on the show. 

We started out from LA with a pit stop in Phoenix and then on the road for three days. We placed well in all the 

varieties that we entered, with all but 6 of our 50 entries placing in the top 10. We had BOV Bew, 

BOV/BOSV Chin (thank you Brooke Bunch), BOV Himi, BOV Otter, BOSV Seal, BOV/BOSV Silvermarten, BOG 

AOV, BOG Tan Pattern and the highlight of a great day... BOB with our Otter doe 3Q/EZDAES Obsessed With 

You! 

We would like to thank the judges for selecting our animals and a huge congratulations to the Firm for their 

BOS win and congratulations to everyone on their pacings. 

Worth It.!!!! 


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Your Club at Work For You 


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Open Results 

Variety BOV BOSV 

BOB Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Oer Jr Doe 

BOS 

Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter/Ross/Ke 

*** Self Group *** Lexi Ignaszewski Kaleb Haynes/Alyssa Ran 

Black Lexi Ignaszewski Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter… 

Blue Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter… Adam & Meredith Miller 

BEW Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Sara & Sharyn Malone 

Chocolate Kris Adeleke/Dae Lycos/Rob Liposky Kris Adeleke/Dae Lycos/Rob 

Lilac Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter… Kris Adeleke/Dae Lycos/Rob 

White Laura Higgins Kaleb Haynes/Alyssa Ran 

*** Shaded Group *** Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King JoAnn Grum 

Sable Kaleb Haynes/Alyssa Ran Michael/Chrisne/Jac Mageles 

Sable Point Leon & Louella Kilander Leon & Louella Kilander 

Seal JoAnn Grum Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins 

Smoke Pearl Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King 

Tortoise Allyse & Breana Sullivan Pam Brickner 

*** Agou Group *** Sara Compart Sandra Burkert 

Amber 

Sara Compart 

Castor Sara Compart Sandra Burkert 

Chinchilla Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins 

Lynx Tracy Mercer Tracy Weber 

Opal Jerry Hicks Laurie Limrite 

*** Tan Group *** Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Allyse & Breana Sullivan 

Oer Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Allyse & Breana Sullivan 

Sable Marten Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King 

Silver Marten Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins 

Smoke Pearl Marten Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King Jeremy Watmuff/Doug King 

*** AOV Group *** Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Shelby McAvoy 

Himalayan Lycos/Reynolds/Tompkins Shelby McAvoy 

Red Julie & Gary Stewart Laurie Limrite 

*** Broken Group *** Allyse & Breana Sullivan Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter… 

Broken Allyse & Breana Sullivan Bauer/Bauer/Burkhalter… 

Colored Fur 

Allyse and Breana Sullivan 

White Fur 

Niles & DeAnn Boulier 


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GROUP 1 

OPEN 

BOV BEW 

BOSV BEW 

BOV Black 

BOSV Black 

BOV BLUE 

BOSV BLUE 


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Group 1 

OPEN 

BOV CHOCOLATE 

BOSV CHOCOLATE 

BOV LILAC 

BOSV LILAC 

BOV WHITE 

BOSV WHITE 


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Group 2 

OPEN 

BOV SABLE 

BOSV SABLE 

BOV SABLE POINT 

BOSV SABLE POINT 

BOV SEAL 

BOSV SEAL 


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Group 2 

OPEN 

BOV SMOKE PEARL 

BOSV SMOKE PEARL 

BOV TORTOISE 

BOSV TORTOISE 


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Group 3 

Open 

BOV CASTOR 

BOSV CASTOR 

BOV CHINCHILLA 

BOSV CHINCHILLA 

BOV LYNX 

BOSV LYNX 


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Group 3 

Open 

BOV OPAL 

BOV OPAL 

BOV AMBER 


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Group 4 

Open 

BOV Otter 

BOSV Otter 

BOV Sable Marten 

BOSV Sabble Marten 

BOV Silver Marten 

BOSV Silver Marten 


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BOV Smoke Pearl 

Group 5 

BOSV Smoke Pearl 

OPEN 

BOV Himilayan 

BOSV Himilayan 

BOV Red 

BOSV Red 


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Group 6 

OPEN 

Fur 

BOV Broken 

BOsV Broken 

OPEN 

Best Colored Fur 

Best White Fur 


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Youth Group 1 

BOV Black 

BOSV Black 

BOV Blue 

BOSV Blue 

BOV Chocolate 

BOSV Chocolate 


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BOV Lilac 

BOSV Lilac 

BOV White 

Youth Group 2 


BOSV Smoke Pearl 

BOV Seal 


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BOV YTortoise

Group 3 

Youth 

BOV Castor 

BOSV Castor 

BOV Chinchilla 

BOSV Chinchilla 

BOV Opal 

BOV Lynx 


BOV Amber 

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Group 4 

Youth 

BOV Silverr Marten 

BOV Silver Marten 


Group 5 

BOV Sable Marten 

BOV Himi 

BOV Himi 


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Group 5 

Youth 

BOV Red 

BOV Red 

Group 6 

Youth 

BOV Broken 

Fur 

BOV Broken 

Best Colored Fur 


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Best White Fur

Please Vote 


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Income Statement/Balance Sheet 


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Affiliated Specialty Clubs 


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NMRRC NEWSLETTER 

Cheryl Parks Editor 

16061 C R 73 

Fleming, Co. 80728

3rd qtr 2023-compressed

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