July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Craig Kinzer the Adult Pet Rat judge with clerk Esther Kinzer looking on.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Most Affectionate rat “DBR Itzik Jr.,” a Black Variegated Dumbo owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek,
Doll Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Most Affectionate, Biggest, and Most Laid winner “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” a Black Irish Standard, owned by
Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly Millspaugh, Ratty Rat Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Biggest rat “DBR Ira” a neutered Black Variegated Dumbo owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll
Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Most Laid Back Rat “RR09 JRPR Dusty” an Agouti Berkshire Standard, owned by Ellie Holtaway, bred by Jozzette
Hagemann, Jozzy’s Rat Pack Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
“DBR Ilana,” in the Adult Curious Rat table contest. Rat owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll Baby
Rattery. She touched 10 of 10 items in 1 minute.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
“DBR Mya,” in the Adult Curious Rat table contest. Rat owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll Baby
Rattery. She touched 9 of 10 items in 1 minute and was 2nd place.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Most Curious Rat “DBR Ilana,” a Black Variegated Dumbo, owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll
Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
“RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” in the Youth Curious Rat table contest. Rat owned by Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly
Millspaugh, Ratty Rat Rattery. She touched 10 of 10 items in 47 sec.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Most Curious Rat “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” a Black Irish Std., owned by Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly
Millspaugh, Ratty Rat Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Best Pet Rat “DBR Mya,” an Agouti Blaze Berkshire Dumbo, owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll
Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Best Pet Rat “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” a Black Irish Std., owned by Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly
Millspaugh, Ratty Rat Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Most Unusual Markings rat “DBR Ilana,” a Black Variegated Dumbo, owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek,
Doll Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Unusual Markings rat “Cookie,” a Fawn Hooded Std., owned by Elodie Tietz.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
The Rat Race contestants in the starting boxes. L-R: “DBR Mya,” “DBR Ilana,” “RR09 JRPR Dusty“
in the Adult class and “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” the Youth entrant.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
And they’re off! “DBR Mya” (L) wins with “DBR Ilana” 2nd. Rats owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa
Jarosek, Doll Baby Rattery. “RR09 JRPR Dusty” never left the starting box and took home Participant.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Rat Race winner “DBR Mya,” an Agouti Blaze Berkshire Dumbo, owned by Irina Zabula, bred by Lisa Jarosek, Doll
Baby Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
And the winner for the Youth Rat Race is “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” owned by Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly
Millspaugh, Ratty Rat Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Rat Race winner “RR07 RRR57G3 Quartzbelly,” owned by Arron Johnson, bred by Kimberly Millspaugh, Ratty Rat
Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Most Inquisitive Mouse “Yaël Jr.,” a Chocolate Banded Standard, owned by Yaël Tietz.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Adult Best Costume, “RR09 JRPR Dusty” an Agouti Berkshire Standard as a Bumblebee, owned by Ellie Holtaway, bred by
Jozzette Hagemann, Jozzy’s Rat Pack Rattery.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Best Drawing age 7–11 “Yaël Jr.,” a Chocolate Banded Standard mouse sniffing the air, by Yaël Tietz.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Youth Best Photo “Yaël Jr.,” a Chocolate Banded Standard mouse in a cage, by Yaël Tietz.
July 26, 2014, AFRMA Summer Show
Best Unstandardized, P.E. Platinum (Self Dumbo) “MBLU Beletsky” owned and bred by Jeannine Porter, Misty Blue
Rattery. The P.E. Platinums are now up to 13 shown out of the required 20 to become standardized.