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Pinegrove – The Braeside Candytuft Outcross
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However Uptomalian Baileys may have carried Chocolate...

The other option is that the Pinegrove Chocolate colour comes from a breeding done in the late 1970s by well-known Aby and Burmese breeder Maurice Sklader whose cattery name was Arolan. Arolan Sirrocco, a Sorrel Abyssinian, was bred to Blazing Saddles a Brown Tortie Burmese that carried chocolate.

F1 The offspring was Arolan Mosaic who had Lilac Tortie Ticked Tabby colouring.

F2 When she was bred with Arolan Marcus Brutus a Blue, she produced Larry and Susan Ilott’s Blue female carrying Chocolate, Xyster Ultramarine on 13 April 1981.
  Incidentally the prefix Xyster (Z-eye-ster) is the name of a medical surgical instrument for scraping flesh off bones - rather like a feline does!

F3 Xyster Ultramarine was bred to Carmen Bachelier’s Giselle Silver Tehuantepec, a Usual Silver, probably in the early 1980s, giving Mallorca Edward a Chocolate Silver. Bred by Mrs K Lydiard, he was owned by Mrs Anita and Miss D Rowsell, and also lived with other breeders, maybe including Freda Upton of the Uptomalian cattery, as he was an important stud cat in both Chocolate and Silver lines.
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