Pictures from the Second All Thailand Ranchu Show Organized on 4 December 2005

The Judging of the Nisai is starting. The interesting and lovely activities also continues throughout the area of the Show.

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The winners from the Junior Classification. (Junior No. 1 - 5)

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Please kindly excuse the delay in posting the rest of the pictures. I am in the process of upgrading my computer at home and after the New Years, I should be able to do a much better job on postings in the Club Forum. Please stay tune, aight.

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Hello every one. I have to apologize for such a long absent from the scene. Things have been really quiet around here for quite sometime, but I promise you that it will all change soon. I have completed the revamp efforts for my computer and now I am ready to serve all members here better.

Without further ado, let's get back to the pictures of the rest of the winners from the 2nd AJRS 2005 from the Suanluang Rama IX in Bangkok, Thailand. We will continue with the rest of the winners from the Junior Classification (#6 - #11 respectively)

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This is the number 11 from the Junior Classification and that concludes the winners from the Junior Classification.

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Let's now turn our attention to the Nisal Classification. The East Ozeki from this Division is also the winner of the Best in Show Prize as well. The winner is an Oishi fish sourced by the Absolute Fisheries during one of our purchasing trip to Japan earlier this year. The owner of the fish is Mr.Kittikorn, a former partner at the Absolute Fisheries.

Mr. Kashino mentioned after the ATRS that the fish that came to the show have all improved in the overall quality quite alot this year particularly the Nisai Classification. I am also very proud to announce that one of our own Absolute Ranchu won the sixth prize from the Nisai Classification which makes me quite a very proud daddy. Overall our Absolute Ranchu also came in tenth in the Junior Classification (which is dominated mainly by Thai bred TVRs only), eigth in the Oya Classification. All in all a very satisrfactory result considering the calibre of the Japanese pieces that showed up for the Show.

The following are the top five winners from the Nisai Classification, enjoy!

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Moving right along, now the #6 - #10 Nisai.

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This is the number 11 Nisai. May be just a little break to look around the Show that day. There were many activities and many things to be distracted by. The auction was quite fun and exciting. There were many heated bidding for some of the fish that the judges brought special for the auction. There were also many games and many prizes being given away to the many participants around the show. You could notice that there were quite a lot of people following the judges around just to see how they score each of the fish in comparison with the number in each of our heads. It was a lot of fun and very educational.

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