"Kally" - Typhast Kalendargirl - is an extremely beautiful queen out of Grand Champion Typhast Hurricane and Gogees Centerpiece of Typhast.

Mated with Grand Champion Typhast Greatballsofire, the combination is magical. The first litter produced a really stunning boy (Typhast Rhambo) who went to Sweden as a stud. At nine months old he became a Champion and we are sure he will be progressing well above that title as he matures. The repeat mating produced Typhast Zsami, Best Foreign Kitten in Show, Somerset, 2010, and his sister, Typhast Zeena, Best Foreign Kitten in Show, Suffolk & Norfolk, 2010.

Unfortunately Kalendargirl does not enjoy showing. We exhibited her on the Club table at the National when she was about eight months old and she wasn't at all happy. We therefore decided not to take her out again - the temperament and quality of her kittens says it all for her without having to go through an experience she doesn't enjoy.

(Sire:Gr Ch Typhast Hurricane - Dam:Gogees Centerpiece of Typhast)

(Sire:Gr Ch Typhast Hurricane - Dam: Typhast Liquidgold)

We first met this beautiful young lady when she was 4 weeks old! We were holidaying at Gene & Ken Ducote's in Baton Rouge and helping with the cats when this little girl caught our eye. Even at that age she was stunning and stood apart from the rest, beautiful though they all were. The last thing we had intended on our holiday was to get another cat - however, this was one no-one could resist.
Wonderful friend that Gene is, although she swore she would never put another cat through the Pet Passport scheme for anyone, she did this for us and we now have Cheerleider in our Cattery, being wooed by a very delighted boy! We don't think there is any need to eulogise about her looks, just enjoy the photos. When she is fully mature she will be even more breathtaking. We are very lucky to have her - thank you Gene, for your generosity in sharing such a lovely girl with us.

(Sire: Gogees Leader O The Pack - Dam: Gogees Seize the Daze)

Gogees Centerpiece of Typhast
Brown (Black) Spotted Bengal queen (76 30)

(Sire: Millwood Xclaim of Walkabout - Dam: Champion Gogees Enchante)

This is Celia, mother to Clari. We are especially proud of this delightful girl as, although born before Championhip was granted to Bengals, she became a Champion at the ripe old age of 7.5 years, beating much younger cats on the bench. She is one of our top breeding queens with beautiful, clearly-spaced markings and great contrast. She is a real character and a most superb mother. She believes in playing with her kittens and the resultant noise throughout the house when they are playing chase is deafening. The character of her kittens are marvellous. Totally unphased by anything and real personalities. The bonus is that they are also very beautiful, as you can see from Clari. We believe we have to thank Jigsaw for the large well-spaced markings and beautiful pale-gold contrast that is running through the line. It is certainly something that he specialised in.

(Sire: Admilsh Jigsaw - Dam: Typhast Norsestar)

TICA Ch Gogees Enchante of Typhast
Brown (Black) Spotted Bengal queen (76 30)

We first met Enchante at the Chicago Bengal Congress in 2003. She was only just an adult but became a Champion on that day winning Best Cat in one of the rings over the much more mature males. We instantly fell in love with her, so when Gene offered her to us in 2006 we were delighted and plans were immediately put into place to bring her over on the Pet Passport Scheme.

Enchante is a most charming cat, so well adjusted and laid back, and apart from being extremely beautiful, she is a great asset to our breeding programme.

(Sire: SGC Gogees Warpaint- Dam: GC Brockenmoor Oceans Prisma of Gogees)

Juniper was out of the first mating we did with Gr Ch Typhast Greatballsofire and Typhast Queenofhearts. We felt it had potential, but we had no idea it would be as good as it was! We were delighted with the kittens and kept Juniper, showed her with the GCCF and made her up to a Champion before she was a year old.

She is a lovely girl with large, widely-spaced black/brown two-toned doughnut rosettes, with chained rosetting down her back and striking glitter highlighted by her pale gold background. We shall probably try her in the Grand Classes later on when she has matured a little more.

(Sire: Gr Ch. Typhast Greatballsofire- Dam: Typhast Queenofhearts)

GCCF Champion Typhast Collumbine (1 GC, 2 Res GCs)
Black/Brown Rosetted Bengal Queen

Collumbine is really striking. She has her father’s large, clearly-defined, doughnut rosettes but much blacker outlines, and centres that are opening out beautifully, all set on a contrasting pale gold glittered background. This is a Bengal girl with a real “wow factor”. She has a slightly small head, beautifully proportioned, and expressive, nocturnal eyes. She was voted as 'cover gir'l of the Bengal Cat Club Calendar 2009 and that is the picture featured here. Collumbine is full sister to Ch Typhast Juniper, but a later mating. Having seen what a beautiful queen Juniper turned out to be, we repeated the mating and as you can see, it was certainly worth it!

Collumbine was shown three times with the GCCF as an adult and became a GCCF Champion at the Croydon Show in three straight shows at the age of just eleven months. She has subsequently won one Grand Certificate and 2 Reserve Grand Certificates. She recently had a stunning litter from Gr. Ch Typhast Hurricane and we will definitely repeat the mating at a later date. In the meantime, we shall probably put her back on the show bench in the hope of getting her made up to Grand Champion.

(Sire: Gr Ch Typhast Greatballsofire- Dam: Typhast Queenofhearts