2011 National Exhibition entry. The entry this year was 109 exhibits on the show bench with more than ten pairs of Fiorino Frills and one pair of Scotch Fancy Canaries for sale, most of which were sold to eager buyers. The top spot for Best Old Variety in


Show went to a Flighted North Dutch Frill belonging to Kevin McCallum. This one year old bird had a good clean head and neck white showing good even frills on the back, jabot and fins while standing in the correct position. It also took the award for Best Champion and Best Champion Flighted. The North Dutch Frill section was the


biggest section in the Old Varieties. Second in the Flighted Class was another good exhibit benched by BA Hogg. David Deans came third. BA Hogg was the winner in the Unflighted North Dutch Frill Class with D Deans coming second. Werner Van Dessel who at his first UK exhibition came third with his Ticked Cock. A good frilled bird which was a bit unlucky to come up against the first two.


40 BIRD SCENE


A good entry of Lancashires was


headed by D Dean’s Unflighted Coppy Cock. For a young bird it showed good size and substance with a good coppy (crest). Second in this class was BA Hogg’s good exhibit. The Champion Lancashire Plainhead was again a bird from D Deans. The young Lancashire Coppy Cock was also judged as Best Unflighted Old Variety in Show. Best Champion and Best Crested


Canary was BA Hoggs unflighted Crest- bred Hen which was a good example of the breed. In the Novice Section D Franz had a


good show, winning Best Novice with an Unflighted Lancashire Coppy Cock. He also took the award for Best Novice Crest. No Belgians, Scotch Fancy or Padovan,


Parisian or South Dutch Frills were exhibited. In a small but highly competitive Rare


Variety Section Bo Pawlyszyn came out top with a Flighted Giboso Frill. He was also Best Champion Flighted Rare. Chris Smith won Best Champion Unflighted


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