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. . . 20 Tail . . . . . . . . 10 Shape . . . . . . . . 10 Total . -. . . . . Loo I think there are no fanciers or breeders of smokes who feel that any option should be given as to the colour of eyes in this breed, for, as in the black cats, the eyes should be amber or light golden. However, I must confess that brilliant green eyes are to be preferred to the pale yellow, which too often spoil the beauty of many of the smokes now exhibited. I should never place an indifferent smoke with orange ey...es over a good specimen with eyes of emerald green. In the early days of the fancy, smokes were entered in the " any other variety " class, and were sometimes called Smoke Blues or Smoke Chinchillas.
In 1891 Miss Manley (now Mrs. Strick) ex- hibited a fine smoke called " Bayadere. " Amongst the names of our oldest smoke breeders who still continue to breed I may mention Mrs. Cartwright, of Upwood. In 1895 this lady showed smokes at Cruft's show bred from her "Timkins. " The Upwood cats are very pure in colour, having the dense outer coat very white at the roots.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . 20 Tail . . . . . . . . 10 Shape . . . . . . . . 10 Total . -. . . . . Loo I think there are no fanciers or breeders of smokes who feel that any option should be given as to the colour of eyes in this breed, for, as in the black cats, the eyes should be amber or light golden. However, I must confess that brilliant green eyes are to be preferred to the pale yellow, which too often spoil the beauty of many of the smokes now exhibited. I should never place an indifferent smoke with orange ey...es over a good specimen with eyes of emerald green. In the early days of the fancy, smokes were entered in the " any other variety " class, and were sometimes called Smoke Blues or Smoke Chinchillas.
In 1891 Miss Manley (now Mrs. Strick) ex- hibited a fine smoke called " Bayadere. " Amongst the names of our oldest smoke breeders who still continue to breed I may mention Mrs. Cartwright, of Upwood. In 1895 this lady showed smokes at Cruft's show bred from her "Timkins. " The Upwood cats are very pure in colour, having the dense outer coat very white at the roots.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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