QUEENS

Bengalmanor Lady Kadora (Dorrie)

Boomer and Katie produced the most stunning kitten ever born here at Bengalmanor, and we just could not let her go. She has her Daddy's coloring and right now still has her whited tummy. She is very clear coated with bright color. At the Oklahoma City Thunderkatz show on May 1, 2011, she went second best kitten in Harley Devilbiss' all breed ring. She took 2nd and 3rd Best of Breed in several other rings. By Sunday she was a pro at showing and took it all in stride. At the Ft. Worth show in June, 2012 she picked up two more finals before deciding that she was done with showing so now we'll wait until next spring when she's old enough to breed to our new male Baron. We have high hopes for Dorrie in our breeding program.

Dorrie is co-owned with our dear friend Yolanda Holecz in Bath, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Helmi)

Chalkmtn Royal Diva of Bengalmanor

Diva comes to us from Chalkmountain Bengals. She's sired by Ch. Bengalmanor's Royal Kopa of Chalkmtn and out of Chalkmtn Princess Bellini Diva's sire, Bengalmanor's Royal Kopa of Chalkmtn, is Katie's (Champion Bengalmanor's Lady Katherine Deburgh) brother. She has an sterling pedigree and we think she is the perfect girl to breed to Boomer!

Diva has her first show under her belt. As small as she was, she was very well behaved and handled everything in stride. As you can tell in the photo, showing is very hard work. Diva has since retired from showing and is now old enough to be placed in our breeding program. Look for her and Boomer's kittens in the near future.

Chalkmtn Lady Kissa of Bengalmanor

Kissa also comes to us from Chalkmountain Bengals. She's sired by SGC Wildvision Snowbound of Chalkmtn and out of Chalkmtn Snowflurry. She is our first snow Bengal. Kissa created quite a stir with the judges at her first show because of her unique coloring. She was tested at UC Davis and she is a Mink, however she has a light layering of black hairs all down her back. She's produced one litter with Boomer so far and they were very uniquely colored. We will be repeating that breeding! She is co-owned with Dana Zauf.

CHAMPION BENGALMANOR'S LADY KATHERINE DEBURGH (Katie) Click on name for pedigree.
HCM NEGATIVE April/2010 at Age 2

This beauty is home grown. She's out of our RW SGC Calcatta's Custom Made daughter, Calcatta Custom Maid of Bengalmanor by RW SGC Wildonspots Royal Simba of Chalkmtn. Like her Mother she has a clear coat with terrific contrast, big black spots with mahagony centers surrounded by lots of acreage and, is covered in glitter. She will be bigger than her Mother, getting more size from her sire. Katie is co-owned with our friend and partner in Bengal Manor, Yolanda Holecz. Katie Championed at the Oklahoma City Show in April, 2009.

Bengalmanor's Lady Clare Daloon RETIRED
HCM NEGATIVE April 29, 2011 at Age 1


Clare is home grown. She's sired by DGC Kajari's Lord Byron of Bengalmanor and out of Awagati Guccicoo of Bengalmanor. Clare has her Mother's type, added with a little of Boomer's flash. Clare is a dainty little girl with a very sweet temperment. Everyone that meets her falls in love with her.

At the KansasKatz show, Sept 18th-19th, 2010, she picked up 2 finals. She went 10th Best Kitten in Nancy Parkinson's All Breed ring. She also went 4th Best Kitten in Adriana Kajon's All Breed ring. One judge said she looked like she'd just stepped out of the jungle! Clare was in a class of 20 spotted brown bengal kittens and still managed to pull off her two finals.

At the Witcha Falls show, Oct 15th-17th, 2010, she picked up 4 finals. On Sunday, she went 10th Best Kitten in Nancy Parkinson's All Breed ring. On Saturday, she went 8th Best Kitten in Ann Hoehn's All Breed ring, 5th Best Kitten in Nancy Parkinson's Specialty ring and Best Kitten in VickiJo Harrison's specialty ring.

Clare is affectionatly been deemed a "Spider Monkey!" She is all over the house, looking for something to play with. Her favorite passtime is finding small objects to put in my purse. Every day I find new things stuffed in there, from plastic forks and spoons to peices of paper and string. She once spent over 20 minutes trying to put a long straw into a small purse. I finally took pity on her and stuffed it in there for her.

Spider Monkey Clare's photo was recently on the back cover of The International Bengal Cat Society's (TIBCS) Bengal Bulletin.

Unfortunately, at a year and a half she still weighs barely five pounds. She is such a tiny little thing I decided to spay her. It just was not worth the risk to breed her, which broke my heart because she has the most expressive eyes I've ever seen on a Bengal. For now, she'll remain here at Bengal Manor, but if the perfect home presents itself, I may place her. Photo by Degenkolb.

KAJARI SYRENEMYST OF BENGALMANOR (Misty - RETIRED) Click on name for pedigree.
HCM NEGATIVE April/2010 at Age 6

Our foundation Queen, Misty is by TGC BISHOPSBENGALS APACHE of KAJARI out of GOGEES CHEYENNE of KAJARI. Born August 15, 2004, she a golden bronze spotted Bengal with oodles of glitter. Bright, inventive and sometimes annoyingly attentive, I compare her to a two year old child. If it gets too quiet in the house, I know she's up to something. Misty has produced some of the most stunning marbles I have ever seen. She was bred to the same sire 5 times, Ch. Wildream Ransom Happy. At the Tulsa last year, two of Misty's marble kittens championed at 8 months, Ch. Bengalmanor Rhett Butler owned by Chelsie McIntire and Ch. Bengalmanor Calamity Jane. In April, another of her offspring picked up three kitten finals at the OKC Thunderkatz show, Bengalmanor's Mister Darcy. I felt Misty had gone above and beyond her call to duty so she has retired. She was the first Bengal I owned and from now on, she's going to kick back and be a lap cat and a Grandma. She is a permanent member of my household.

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