After my first three litters it was clear that further breeding would be very difficult with a male of my own. Some of the breeding males which would have been suitable for my females lived some several 100 kms away.
Trying to find the suitable male for my girls turned out to be quite difficult. After much time I finally found him in North Germany - to be exact, Hamburg. Geronimo had the cute blaze I love so much. His temperament is outstanding as is his size.
Two of his daughters, Delilah and Fila, had several litters.
(see "Neuters" and "Former Breeders")

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When I started to breed Ragdolls, breeders usually differentiated between two types - the Ragdoll of the English and of the American type. Queenie, my first breeder, was a Ragdoll of 100 % English type. Points are very dark, eye-colour is fantastic, body 
contrast is good. Ragdolls of the American type were usually larger. After aquiring and having one litter with a Ragdoll of purely American type, I decided to concentrate on the English type again. Daisy (Princess Allura) has some American ancestors in her pedigree, but her outward appearance is pure English. I still favour this type, although it´s increasingly difficult to tell which is a Ragdoll of only English or only American type.

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Fila is a Seal Mitted female, like her mum she has wonderful blue eyes, the English type I love so much and a nice coat with good contrast to the points. She has a lovely temperament, Fila likes everybody and everybody likes her. Unfortunately she is slightly mismarked and does not have the size I would like in a Ragdoll female.

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Other breeds like Persians, Birmans etc. already had Tabbypoints for some time. When this new variety was introduced into the Ragdoll, there was quite an uproar in the Ragdoll Cat Fancy.
Ragdoll breeders also decided to call them Lynxpoints instead of Tabbypoints, but nevertheless, it is the same.
I have always liked the Tabbies, so when they became available, I turned to Great Britain to find one. And in fact I found Abacusjack in summer ´99 in a British cattery near London.
I still have his daughter Kylie.

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After aquiring a Lynxpoint I decided to search for a Tortiepoint or a Redpoint to introduce the Tortiepoints and Redpoints. Villaroyal Shalimar, we used to call her Shari, was born in an American cattery and came to Austria when she was 4 months old. She is very affecionate and self-confident. The Red - in fact it´s a touch of Orange - develops very slowly. The body of the Red- and Creampoints is nearly white and nicely contrasts with the blue eyes. I like this colour a lot and it seems that more and more people are fond of it as well.
Shari is well-sized, her initially greyish-blue eye colour turned into a bright Blue. Her first and her second litter comprised 7 babies. I kept a Blue Tortie Bicolour (see Carpe Diem Magic Moesha) of her first litter and a Red Bicolour boy of her second litter (see Carpe Diem Pawing Paris).

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