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OUR ROLL OF HONOUR |
Champions
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Moonmariner Clover
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Moonmariner Coriander
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Moonmariner Teazel
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'Jasmin'
(aka Dermask Jasmin) |
Moonmariner Barley
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Moonmariner Macadamia (Waiting for picture) |
Moonmariner Columbine
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'Kally Kaktus' (aka Acushla Caroline)
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Moonmariner Pimpernel
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Moonmariner Jonquil
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Moonmariner Malachi
(Waiting for picture)
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'Screwy Louis' (aka Amoromist Chocolat Deau)
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Moonmariner Angelica
(Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner
Sienna
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Moonmariner Tiarella
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Talek
(aka Deebees Mr Cookie)
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DeeBees Briony
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Moonmariner
Tilia
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Moonmariner
Syringa (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Wisteria
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Moonmariner Malteazer
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Grand Premiers
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Moonmariner Amarylis (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Jacaranda (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner
Sultan (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Angelica (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner
Gem (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner
Melody in Blue (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Mornie Elm (Brandy) (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner
Kristal (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Penhooligan (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Teazel
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Moonmariner Amarylis (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Coriander
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Moonmariner
Jacaranda (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Oleander (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Fern
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Moonmariner Echo (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Seastar (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Atouchofklass (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Bengall (Waiting for picture)
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Moonmariner Morwenna
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Moonmariner Lobelia
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Moonmariner Petals
(Phoebe) |
The top award goes to all the kittens we have raised
There is insufficient room on the website to name them but they are all in our records and amongst the collection of our own photographs, and those kindly sent us by proud owners. As we have already said, these Moonmariners are our cats, and those who purchase them from us should be under no delusion ... they are yours but only 'on loan' !!
A Moonmariner is a friend for life!
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The great majority have been fortunate enough to go to good homes and kind, caring, loving owners, and continue to enjoy happy lives and in return are giving much love and happiness.
We are grateful for the occasional photo and news of our now grown-up cat, and that so many owners keep in contact with us from the far-flung reaches of, not just Cornwall, but other parts of the world.
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