1st open and Best of Breed Challenge Certificate awarded
South Western Counties Cat Club 25th September 2010
Mrs C Jones
BENGAL BROWN SPOTTED KITTEN: 1 AND BOB ANDERSON’S ZAWADI PRINCESS OF MOONMOOR(F): A very nice girl of six months of age, although very nervous and worried by her surroundings. Head a well balanced broad medium wedge, slightly longer than wide, with a large nose and a full and broad muzzle. Good clear face markings which run over head, down neck and scatter into lots and lots of spots over shoulders and upper back and continue with a mixture of broken streaks and spots along spine line. Very nice indeed. Profile shows gentle curve from forehead with a slight dip in the nose line, moderately firm chin and level bite. Ears rather too large at present although with good width between and well set. Eyes large in size although too round in shape, but I think she was very worried and ‘wide-eyed. Eye set good and a deep gold in colour. Body long in length with a good strong and muscular feel to it. Legs medium in length, strong and muscular with moderately large rounded paws. Leg pattern mostly broken rings with a few small spots. Tail rather long although moderately thick and tapering to a rounded tip. Tail markings a mixture of broken rings and some small spots. Coat short in length, not particularly dense but very soft to the touch. Coat colours a bright gold ground with large very dark brown spots, most of which were either arrow headed or rosetted and all with extreme contrast. In fact a really super coat pattern. A very pale cream ran from just under chin right through the underside of this girl’s body. Tummy showed clear spots and there were also one and a half necklaces and one chin strap. This girl was well presented and although very shy and nervous was not difficult to assess.
Mr P Cornish
AV FOREIGN KITTEN 6- 9 MONTHS 1st Anderson ZAWADI PRINCESSOF MOONMOOR 76 30 Brown Spotted Bengal female born 22/03/10. Nice Bengal girl, broad medium wedge with rounded contours, high cheek bones, head small in proportion to body, gently curved forehead to bridge of large broad nose, puffed leather, very slight concave curve to profile, strong chin, level bite, broad rounded square muzzle, pronounced whisker pads, thick muscular neck, tall, medium ears, pointing forward, set even side to top, medium oval golden eyes, medium to large, long sleek and muscular body, rear legs longer, medium limbs, strong and muscular, large round paws, medium tail tapered to rounded tip, short length pelt like luxurious soft coat, very clear contrasting dark brown rosette spots with brown centre on warm buff ground, good glitter, spectacles, mascara, cheek lines, M, scarab lines over head, bold chin strap, necklets, thumbprint on ears, leg bars, tail rings and solid dark brown tip, tummy spots, large random rosettes on body, spots on shoulders with a little linkage, desirable white chin, chest and undersides, very good temperament and condition.
West of England and South Wales cat show 2010
Mrs R Alger-Street
Andersons Zawadi Princessof Moonmoor 1st and BoB-This little girl really caught my eye. Apart from being beautiful she had such panache and personality you couldn’t help but notice her. Although the baby of the class she was well muscled and had a balanced firm feel to her body. Tail balanced with strong black rings and tip. Very striking rich gold glittered background of lovely texture, showing excellent contrast to large well defined spots and arrowheads. Strong tabby markings on legs. Very pale underneath along spotty tummy and inside of legs, giving a lovely wild look. Head slightly longer than wide with medium sized ears, wide at the base. Strong green coloured nocturnal eyes with pale spectacles. Clearly defined lines over the head and pencilling on cheeks. Good whisker pads forming. Profile shows broad even nose and level chin. Correct bite. Very promising.
South west Counties Championship show 1 CC ANDERSON’S ZAWADI PRINCESSOF MOONMOOR
1 year 6 months. Rounded contours to the fairly broad wedge, longer than its
width; the head correctly appears a little small in proportion to the rest of
the body. Broad, firm muzzle, wide nose showing the full nose leather. Gentle
dip to the nose in profile, rounded chin. Large, rounded, green eyes, full of
expression, largish ears set equally between the sides and top of the head.
Sleek, long body with a muscled feel, legs longer at the rear, medium, rounded
feet. Tail shows good length, rather finely tapering at present. Medium length
to the soft coat, already with the pelt-like texture, showing lovely contrast
between the dusky gold and glittered ground colour and the very dark pattern of
nearly black outlines to dark brown spots. Well defined spots, some arrow head
shape, of medium size, the pattern being different on both sides.
Champion Moonmoor Sungod
Kernow Cat Club Show 2011
1st open and CC 1st breeders adult
South Western Counties Cat Club 25th September 2010
Open Brown spotted Bengal adult
Ms Maria Chapman
BROWN SPOTTED ADULT MALE: 1CC & BOB ANDERSON’S MOONMOOR SUNGOD. Mature lad, very well
developed for his 18 months of age. Gently rounded top of head with large ears of good shape and
set. Green eyes of good shape with good width between. Well defined broad muzzle. Profile shows a
contour with small bump to nose, very firm chin with level bite. Weighty body with well shaped legs
showing good definition of spots down to neat paws. Golden coat showing well defined black and
dark brown markings, including rosettes and arrowheads, well spotted tummy. Tail well marked. A
gentle, well behaved lad.
AV Aristocrat Adult
Mr P Cornish
2nd Anderson MOONMOOR SUNGOD 76 30 Brown Spotted Bengal male born 1/04/09. Broad medium wedge with rounded contours, high cheek bones, head small in proportion to body, gentle curve forehead to nose, concave curve to profile, large broad nose, puffed leather, full broad rounded muzzle, pronounced whisker pads, strong chin, level bite, some jowls, medium to small ears, short and pointing forward, set even side to top, following face contours, medium oval shape, green eyes, slanting to base of ear, muscular neck, large body long sleek, hard and muscular, good depth of flank, high on rear legs, medium limbs strong and muscular, round paws, medium tail, thick and even to rounded tip, medium length, pelt like luxurious soft close lying coat, good random rosette spots, black markings on buff ground with good glitter, mascara, spectacles, cheek lines, M, scarab, lines over head, breaking into spots down spine, bold chin strap and necklets, leg bars, tail rings, solid black tail tip, tummy spots, some linkage on shoulders, very good temperament and condition.
South Western Counties Cat Club 26th September 2009
Mrs M Chapman
BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL KITTEN MALE: 1 & BOB ANDERSON’S MOONMOOR SUNGOD. Boy of very good size and well developed, just coming up to 6 months of age. Slightly large ears of good shape and set, gentle rounding to top of head between. Hazel colour to eyes of rounded almond shape, good width between. Very good breadth to well defined muzzle, slight bump to nose in profile, level chin. Super definition of spots and markings on pale golden base, showing arrowheads and rosettes, spotted tummy and necklaces. Coat is showing density and is of good texture. Body of good weight and size, well shaped legs and paws. Tail is of good shape and length, well marked. Very friendly lad with strong lungs!
Supreme cat show
BROWN SPOTTED BENGAL MALE KITTEN 1 ANDERSON MOONMOOR SUNGOD 76/30 1/4/09 A strong and typical boy showing lovely strength to head and with excellent potential for a strong and masculine body.Dense and luxurious coat with well formed pattern with clarity was slightly muted due to a darkish colour.Superb temperament and a delight to handle.
West country cat show
Mr John Hanssen
3rd ANDERSONS’ MOONMOR SUNGOD. 01-04-09. This lad was beautifully grown (if still at the pubescent stage of development) & had a wonderfully fussy relaxed temperament & also with a number of qualities I liked but type wise just too rounded & as a result looking too British in the head, which was my reason for withholding the higher placing, his cheeks rather too fully rounded, as opposed to high in the cheeks, broad muzzle, top rounded, dip at the brow line, excellent chin & bite. His ears are set quite wide apart, wide at the base, medium size. Eyes large & round in shape, green colour. Body very well grown, still to convert his pubescent puppy fat into a boys hard muscle but this is perfectly in keeping with his young age, the boning to his legs is good, round paws, tail quite heavy of balanced length, rounded tip. Good density to the coat, which was close & with a very good soft texture, beautifully prepared. Well marked facial tracings, showing spotted whisker pads, cheek stripes almost linking up into a chin strap, complicated brow markings, black rims round the eyes with spectacle area beneath, thumbprints on the ears, body pattern showing well spotted pattern with the odd rosette thrown in, broad well defined leg bracelets, very good tail rings, black heels & tail tip. Rich colour with well marked contrast between pattern & ground. His condition excellent, his temperament was as stated excellent.
Somerset Cat Show June 2010
Pam Wilding
1st BoB CC Andersons Moonmoor Sungod - Good tempered chap and typy. Good head very slightly longer than wide,full cheaks. Good profile and chin. Level bite. meadium ears, rounded tips and set well. Oval eyes good colour and nice expresion. Long, strong body. Good legs and paws. Thick tail good length. Coat good colour and pattern superb texture.
Kernow Cat Club Show 2010
Pat Perkins
1st. BOB & CC ANDERSONS MOONMOOR SUNGOD – (1.4.09) solid well made boy, muscular body, strong legs, back legs a touch longer. Broad wedge shaped head, ears set slightly to side, wide based with rounded tips; nose has slight concave curve, puffed leather. Good muzzle and whisker pads, eyes of a greenish hazel, large, oval with a slight slant. Dense glossy coat, rich rufus gold ground to head, body, tummy and inner legs. Complex scarab over head, vertical streaks, whisker spots, spectacles round eyes, chin straps and necklaces, sides rosetted, rings to legs toes and tummy spotted, tail thick nicely ringed with a dark tip – superb temperament.
Champion Springmeadow Piccola
Photograph by Robert Fox
Photograph by Robert Fox
Congratulations Springmeadow Piccola aka Pickle
On becoming a Champion before your first birthday your four sons are very proud
Thank you to Mrs Pat Perkins for awarding him his third CC at the Kernow show on the 05/04/08
Thanks also to Mrs H Marriot Power for awarding his first CC at the West Country show 12/01/08
And Miss Chapman for awarding the second CC at the Bristol and district show on the 16/02/08
PR Breakfastat Moonmor Makeda
Mekeda has won fourteen First Opens, five Best of Breeds, a Best of Variety at the Somerset show in 2004, seven Intermediate Certificates and three Premier Certificates.
Champion Annaric Sir Adonis
I have now retired Adonis from showing after making Champion at the Kernow 2010 he is however still sireing stunning kittens
Adonis has won ten First Opens, ten Best of Breeds, two Best of Varieties, Best in Show Foreign Adult at the Kernow show in 2006 and all together he has ten Intermediate Certificates
Kernow cat club show2009
BENGAL BROWN MARBLED ADULT MALE. Mrs S Bullock 1st Ch. BOB. Anderson’s ANNARIC SIR ADONIS. What a powerful handsome boy, but he really was very unhappy in his pen, and one got the impression he really did not want to be there. An extremely strong muscular body with good length broad tail. Strong legs and feet. Head really has all the correct head lines with good ear set. Broad nose. Lovely green eyes. Extremely good markings with necklets and spotted tummy. Has rich rufousing with well defined arrowheads and markings. A really nice boy such a pity to see him so unhappy.
Kernow Cat club 2010
Pat Perkins
1st. CC & BOB ANDERSONS ANNARIC SIR ADONIS – (29.6.03) Very shy, mature in both head and body. Broad medium shape to head, rounded contours, gentle curve to nose, strength to muzzle, wide based ears set well, large eyes of a warm hazel, good chin. Legs strong feet rounded and large. Dense soft coat, a warm mid rufus ground, clear brown/black markings, scarab to head over to back of neck, spectacles and vertical eye lines, whisker spots, swirls and streaks to back and sides, legs ringed, spots on toes and tummy, thick ringed tail, dark tip, a little seasonal brindling to sides – gentle boy to handle.
Barijka Katrina
Katrina has been shown under TICA, achieving four Firsts, three Seconds and two Thirds under five separate judges.
Moonmoor Phoenix
Polly had a short show career in 2004 and achieved three Firsts and two Best of Breeds.
Photograph by Robert Fox