Keeza Sydney Siren - lilac tortoiseshell Burmese female kitten
Breeder: Pamela Miller - at just 6 months old - read about her
sensational successes at the European Cat Shows. Here she is with some
of the trophies she won:
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I am honoured to have been granted an opportunity to
import such an exceptional cat as Sydney undoubtedly is and thus confirm
her amazing qualities in Europe.
Since the first moment she entered my life I have known
she is something that I would not find easily in Europe and my assumptions
started fulfilling two weeks later. We took part in the first exhibition
together where everyone stood breathless in front of her. Her beauty is
accompanied by an absolutely delicate and nice character and the
evaluators admired her exterior and, primarily, the beautifully deep
colour of her eyes which is not a dominant point of Burma cats in Europe.
Shortly after the beginning of the exhibition we were awaited by an
judging accompanied by many superlatives and crowned with a nomination to
the Best in Show by Mrs. Anciau. Later, in comparison with all other
kittens in the category, Sydney was exhibited by the steward to all the
juniors and, subsequently, voted the Best in Show Kitten in the 3 - 6
months category. My joy was indescribable and the dream of achieving the
Junior Winner (JW) title with this exceptional cat was conceived in my
head.
However, I could not imagine then that Sydney would
fulfil my wish so quickly. In two weeks of the first exhibition and
victory we took part in an exhibition in Bohemia where we were judged by
Mr. Louis Coste who did not spare any admiration and, following a very
profound evaluation and comparison with other kittens, gave her a chance
to fight on - he nominated her…. Sydney took the chance royally,
exhibited herself absolutely perfectly and her amazing body dynamism
coupled with her proud expression - Sydney became BIS for the second time!
Shortly afterwards there were another two exhibition
which we left victoriously again and then there was only Vienna before us
which, for me, constituted the entrance to the Junior Winner title. I was
very nervous since the morning; I approached the judge roster with mixed
feelings; competition was unusually big; there were many kittens and all
of them were of unusually high quality… Mr. Eric Reijers judged us which
made me very happy since it is just him who has to be given credit for the
fact that Sydney is here in Europe and with me. After a profound
evaluation and comparison of Sydney with other kittens in the circle, he
nominated Sydney and we were just a tiny bit away from our dream. The
nervousness became stronger with the hours passing and in the evening, the
election of the best cats in the exhibition started. How did it all end
up?
AUS* Keeza Sydney Siren, JW!!!!
Sydney managed to do something exceptional; she reached
the title in just one month which is nothing easy for cats in category III
(shorthairs). The more it underlines the qualities of the unique cat
though, I think!
Sydney, thank you for being!
Note: this article was written by Sydney's loving owner, Ornella |
Bronze Double Grand Premier Neuter CHERANN Cream Cassie
Cream Burmese neuter cat
Owner/Breeder : Cheryl Slade, Cherann Burmese Cattery Hobart
This is the son of Justfine Red Cameo and he was
Reserve Group 3 Neuter CAT (Cat Association of Tasmania)
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Currellen
Wild Rose (left) and Hindmarsh Snow Lillie (right)
Owner
Venesa Almgren writes: "At the All Breeds Desexed Cat Show 2003 my
two Burmese (Currellen Wild Rose (left) and Hindmarsh Snow Lillie) in ring
two won 1st and 2nd Top 5 Spay Cats at the show. Plus the memorial award of
Doris Burnage. Both cats are owned by me and both cats have the same
father therefore they are half sisters. I believe it was a great
achievement for such young cats. At the time CW Rose was 9.5 months and HS
Lillie was 17.5 months"
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