WINNERS
The Champion of the Show was an outstanding Cream Bar OC bred by yours truly, Layne Gardner. This bird showed very consistently and has station and legs which are simply marvelous. Combine this with a long neck and good body topped off by super ornaments and you have one outstanding pigeon. Both judges commented that this is likely the best Cream Bar currently in existence. The photo doesn't display these qualities to good advantage but if stretch your imagination just a bit I'm sure you can come up with a great pigeon.
The Reserve Champion was another fine pigeon also belonging to me, a red OC with broad, open ornaments, super color, good body, and great legs. He is a bit soft feathered and has a tendency to be fluffy in the mane.
Best young was a yellow YH bred by myself. She is a definite step up for an American bred hen and I currently have her mated to the cream bar cock in hopes of breeding some fine yellows carrying bar which can later be bred back to bars to help improve them.
Other winners include:

• Best AOC - A kite young hen bred by Tim Ross. Showed consistent horizontal station.
• Best ARC - A beautiful brown bar young hen bred by Ron Smith of Oklahoma. This cutey is the first really nice brown bar we've ever seen.
• Best Almond - Vernon Gardner continues his domination of the almonds with a fine young cock bird.
• Best Black - Jay Beals showed a wonderful team of blacks at the show and deservedly took home the top honors in his color.
• Best Tiger - Tina Taylor has come on strong as a top competitor. At this show her black tiger young cock won best of the tigers.
• Best White - Ron Smith won another best of color with his white old cock bird. Station and ornaments are improving and Ron is beginning to establish himself as someone to keep an eye on.
• Best Yellow - The best of the yellows was a wonderful old cock bird bred by Layne Gardner. This bird has super station and color and is a fine Capuchine.