Successful district boy show in Uelsen: inspire pedigree rabbits!

Successful district boy show in Uelsen: inspire pedigree rabbits!

The renowned breed rabbit breeders gathered in Uelsen on the last weekend in August to present their best animals. On two days, visitors were able to admire the impressive biodiversity of around 150 breed rabbit in the small animal breeder home. The rabbit breeding association I155 Uelsen had organized the event excellently, which was perceived positively by the numerous guests. This testifies to the great interest in young animal shows in the region.

Heiko Wolf, the chairman of the host club, opened the show in the fully occupied clubhouse and expressed its joy about the lively participation of the breeders. He also welcomed guests of honor, including the mayor Hajo Bosch, who had taken over the patronage for the event. Bosch wished the breeders and visitors every success and joy during the show and emphasized the high quality of the breeding performance. When such an important exhibition is so well attended, it shows the strong community and the passion that is in the breed rabbit breeding.

assessment and honors

The judges, Alfons Witte and Robert Rottstegge, had already examined the breed rabbit on Friday before the public exhibition. Your reviews were eagerly awaited. After announcing the results, the most successful breeders in their categories were awarded the title "District Board Master". Finally, in the first class, the title went to Sven Meendermann with his Hermelin racial rabbit, which scored an excellent total number of points of 32/20 points.

Other winners were Noah and Theo Meendermann, who triumphed with their dwarf rams in the second class. Geert-Jürgen Engbers convinced the judges in the third grade with the color dwarfs hotot-colored, while Gerhard Mathlage received the highest rating in fourth grade with his chestnut brown Lorraine. Hermann Rademaker rounded off the list of masters with his Satin ivory, Rotauge in the fifth grade, and Andreas Czaster came to the move in the seventh grade with his lion head, Rhön -colored.

A special highlight of the event was the award for the best animal of the youth, which was given by the breeding community Noah and Theo Meendermann with their dwarf ram-colored white. The breeding community not only presents the best animals, but also the most desired stories. In addition, Geert-Jürgen Engbers was awarded as a club champion.

organization and outlook

The remarkable organization of the show was praised by the members of the I155 Uelsen association. The district association Grafschaft Bentheim, which is one of the little ones in the Weser Ems regional association, expressed its gratitude for the excellent implementation of the event. The event not only brought together the breeders, but also promoted the cohesion and exchange within the breed rabbit breeding. Board member Tobias Meendermann pointed out that such events not only serve the high breeding quality, but also offer the breeders a platform to exchange ideas and learn from each other.

With the success of this district boy show in the back, the district association looks forward to the next event with anticipation: the district show in mid -November. This will bring numerous breeders and the best animals in the region together and put the commitment of the breeders in the foreground. The aim of the organizers remains to preserve the tradition of breed rabbit breeding and at the same time to be attractive for new members.