I currently reside in my hometown of Cheyenne, Wyoming, located
about an hour and a half north of Denver, Colorado. I received an
Ivy League law degree from Columbia Law School in New York
City and an undergraduate degree, with honors, from Colgate
University in Hamilton, NY. I serve as District 1 Zone Director for
the Holland Lop Rabbit Specialty Club and as the Chairman of the
ARBA Constitution Committee. I have been very happy to assist the
ARBA in their work with the PAWS bill.
I have been engulfed in the rabbit world since 1982 when at the
tender age of nine years old my grandmother purchased a pet rabbit
for me. Since that moment I have been hooked on rabbits. I joined
the ARBA shortly thereafter and began raising and showing
pedigreed rabbits in open rabbit shows. I am now an ARBA
licensed Registrar.
I've had experience raising and showing many of the recognized
breeds of rabbits. By 1986, however, I discovered that English
Angoras were a breed I was very passionate about and began raising
them exclusively. Throughout my years with my English Angoras I
developed a nationally competitive line of show rabbits which
produced over 30 ARBA Grand Champions and many Best In Show
winners. I won Best of Breed Youth English Angora at the 1987
ARBA National Convention in Portland, Oregon; Best In Show in
both Open and Youth competitions at the 1988 National Angora
Show; and Best White English Angora in Open competition and Best
of Breed English Angora in Youth at the 1988 ARBA National
Convention in Madison, Wisconsin. Additionally, I had the great
honor of serving on the Board of Directors for the National Angora
Rabbit Breeders Club.
When Colgate University in upstate New York and Columbia Law
School came calling in the early and mid- nineties, respectively, I
had to put my rabbit hobby on hold. Even then, I always maintained
a small herd of rabbits. It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that I
am back in the rabbit world enjoying the challenge of the endearing
Holland Lop breed. I breed very correctly typed Holland Lops with
a strong emphasis on balance, pudgy heads, correct ears, crowns and
short bone.
about an hour and a half north of Denver, Colorado. I received an
Ivy League law degree from Columbia Law School in New York
City and an undergraduate degree, with honors, from Colgate
University in Hamilton, NY. I serve as District 1 Zone Director for
the Holland Lop Rabbit Specialty Club and as the Chairman of the
ARBA Constitution Committee. I have been very happy to assist the
ARBA in their work with the PAWS bill.
I have been engulfed in the rabbit world since 1982 when at the
tender age of nine years old my grandmother purchased a pet rabbit
for me. Since that moment I have been hooked on rabbits. I joined
the ARBA shortly thereafter and began raising and showing
pedigreed rabbits in open rabbit shows. I am now an ARBA
licensed Registrar.
I've had experience raising and showing many of the recognized
breeds of rabbits. By 1986, however, I discovered that English
Angoras were a breed I was very passionate about and began raising
them exclusively. Throughout my years with my English Angoras I
developed a nationally competitive line of show rabbits which
produced over 30 ARBA Grand Champions and many Best In Show
winners. I won Best of Breed Youth English Angora at the 1987
ARBA National Convention in Portland, Oregon; Best In Show in
both Open and Youth competitions at the 1988 National Angora
Show; and Best White English Angora in Open competition and Best
of Breed English Angora in Youth at the 1988 ARBA National
Convention in Madison, Wisconsin. Additionally, I had the great
honor of serving on the Board of Directors for the National Angora
Rabbit Breeders Club.
When Colgate University in upstate New York and Columbia Law
School came calling in the early and mid- nineties, respectively, I
had to put my rabbit hobby on hold. Even then, I always maintained
a small herd of rabbits. It is with great pleasure and enthusiasm that I
am back in the rabbit world enjoying the challenge of the endearing
Holland Lop breed. I breed very correctly typed Holland Lops with
a strong emphasis on balance, pudgy heads, correct ears, crowns and
short bone.
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