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Chesawood Daisy May (66w)
(Parlourpuss Barnaby x Adhirlo Christiana)
Milo is the cat responsible for starting my love affair with the Ragdoll. She was my very first Ragdoll bought in August 1998 as a birthday present to myself. I live on a busy road and had lost another much loved pet, Holly, to the road. I decided the next cat I had would be an indoor cat and together with my boyfriend we chose the Ragdoll breed. Even though she is not well marked I did take Milo out to some shows and she did have a good degree of sucess but her markings would always prevent her from winning a certificate. I was fully aware of that but wanted to see if I like showing before getting my first show cat. She is a quiet girl and loves her home comforts. She prefers to spend her time away from the other cats and asleep in her favourite spots. Always ready for a one on one fuss and purr and is, at ten years of age, still quite playfull. She is a good girl and does like a potter in the garden, like Willow. This is always supervised. She sleeps on mum's bed each night and is always waiting at the bedroom door for her to come in. A place she shares with Peggy and sometimes Rosie. Thank you to Christine Hodcroft for letting me have my big, woolly, girl.
Premier Spiritdancers Peggy Patch (66g)
(Countryhouse Blue Morgan x Leasowes Solo)
Peggy is a blue tortie colourpoint girl and my first breeding girl. I fell head over heals in love with her when she was about six weeks of age and kept a close eye on her progress. I have always had a soft spot for tortie or calico cats no matter what breed. They have the most charming temperament all of their own. Peggy joined my in October 2004 and had her first litter in October 2005. She had three kittens, one Jimjams I have kept and the other two, Tilly and Timmy are with colleagues that I work with so I am constantly in touch with their progress. She is also the mother of Roxy, my seal tortie colourpoint girl that I have kept. She can be a very loving girl with people but can be quite a bossy lady when it comes to the other cats and is not adverse to giving her son a clip around the ear no matter how big he is. That's what mum's are for, I guess. She has good type for a Ragdoll, good firm chin, good profile and boning. Her fine silky coat that she does pass on to her babies takes very little maintenance. Peggy has now been neutered but her line carries on with Magisragis Busbys Babe. In July 2011 Peggy started a new career on the show bench. She took to it like a duck to water thoroughly enjoying her days out and gained her premier title in three consecutive shows and has also been placed in nearly all her side classes. Thank you to her judges Mrs Gillson, Mrs Culf and Mrs Butters. A big thank you to my good friend, Sue Allen, on letting me have this special lady as my first breeding girl.
Magisragis Busbys Babe (66e)
(Leasowes Sir Lancelot x Spiritdancers Peggy Patch)
DNA Tested Chocolate Carrier negative for Cinnamon
Inbreed Coefficient Based Over 5 Generations - 0.9%
Roxy is the seal tortie girl I have always wanted. She was born a singleton on 6th February 2006 hence the name Busbys Babe in honour of the people who died in the Munich air disaster on that day in 1958. She is a red and proud. A pretty little girl who lives in a tortie world of her own most of the time. Very playfull and lively with a very loud purr. Loves nothing better than to sit on a high perch and watch life go by whilst daydreaming. Also has the nickname of Rocket as she can rush around at top speed, she always seems to have a lot to do. She has an extreme retrousse profile and what I consider to be very good Ragdoll type. Roxy had her first kitten in May 2009 and has proved to be a very good mother and has passed on her good looks to her little boy. My stud boy, Bert, is the father.
Spiritdancers Minerva (66aw)
(Spiritdancers Whatsinaname x Spiritdancers Lastchance)
DNA Tested Chocolate Carrier negative for Cinnamon
Inbreed Coefficient Based Over 5 Generations - 0.7%
Florence is the mitted breeding girl I have always wanted. Always wanted a mitted breeding girl and she would always be called Florence. She is very closely related to Dougal and Dylan on my boys page and as such is very special to me. Florence is very much a 'people' cat. You cannot leave her in a room on her own and she must always be on your lap purring her head off. You cannot read a newspaper in peace and quiet with this little lady around. She loves little kittens and sees them as great toys to play with, gently pushing them around the floor to her great amusement. She would never hurt them though. Florence or Flo-Jo is not perfectly marked so cannot be shown but she has now had her first litter - 5 stunning Ragdolls, two of which were perfectly marked mitteds. She is the mother of my DNA tested lilac boy Magisragis Chicharito. Thankyou, Sue Allen, for the mitted girl I have waited a long time for.
Magisragis Mrs Puddleduck (66w)
(Champion Chesawood Burlingtonbertie x Spiritdancers Minerva)
Inbreed Coefficient Based Over 5 Generations - 1.6%
I would like to introduce you to my new potential future breeding queen, Jemima. Jemima is a perfectly marked seal mitted girl and the girl I always hoped I would breed one day. She is as bright as a button, never has time to settle down, always got better 'things' to do and I can see her ruling the roost as she gets older. She is just a little bit 'different' to her siblings and developing a cheeky character very quickly. She has that beautiful seal mitted 'look' that I adore and that drew me to the Ragdoll breed in the first place. 'Mim' has attended some cat shows with her brother 'Ernie' and has thoroughly enjoyed her days out.
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