Lelly Love von Graf Reinhard

prefix Graf Reinhard · Maine Coon · line: Pillowtalk-Foreigner · the source records no eye colour · Published line, tested against the known variants and carrying none

How this cat is connected to the trait

1. Lelly Love von Graf Reinhard, MCO d 22
2. Gonsior Line X'Garold, MCO d 22, the sire of Lelly Love von Graf Reinhard
3. Rascoon Ultra Star, MCO f, the dam of Gonsior Line X'Garold
4. Pillowtalk's Panatchu, MCO n 03 22, the dam of Rascoon Ultra Star. a founder of this survey; no variant has ever been identified in this line

That is 3 recorded parent links, and the animal at the end of it has never been tested, so the connection is a descent and not a result. Every step is a parent recorded in this register from a document; none of them is an assumption. The full genealogy is drawn below, and the sources for each animal are on its own page.

Save this cat as a PDF the connection, the genealogy and the source on one A4 landscape sheet, carrying this directory's name and address

What the pedigree implies

POSSIBLE CARRIER BY DESCENT. the Pillowtalk-Foreigner line, no variant identified, through Gonsior Line Kutuzov, Gonsior Line Wilson, Gonsior Line X'Garold

This is computed from the recorded parentage each time this site is built and is not typed into the register. It is a deduction from the trait being dominant, not a statement by any source, and it is not the same thing as the record's own status field. Only a laboratory settles it for an individual. The full list is on latent lines.

What is flagged on this tree

1. CAELIN BRITLING. Spelling. ONE CAT ENTERED TWICE UNDER TWO SPELLINGS. He is given as Caelin Britling on the Simfonia sheet and Caclin Britling on the Sinfonia sheet, with the same code, the same date of birth, the same parents and the same ancestry on both. The country field is BY slash DE on one and BY with the second field empty on the other; BY slash DE is the complete reading, because his daughter was born in Germany. HOW THE DUPLICATION AROSE IS NOT RECORDED AND IS NOT INFERRED. The survey holds him as one animal and records the second spelling so that a reader meeting it on a pedigree can find him here
2. SIMFONIA VON ENGELSWIESE. Spelling. ONE CAT UNDER TWO SPELLINGS, AND HER SIRE THE SAME. `mco-53` and `mco-189` carry the same code, the same date of birth, the same parents and the same thirty ancestors, and differ only in the letter m or n in her name, the letter e or c in her sire's name, and two country fields. THE SURVEY HOLDS HER AS ONE ANIMAL. Two records are kept because two sources spell her two ways and a reader meeting either spelling should find her
3. SIMFONIA VON ENGELSWIESE. Date. HER TWO RECORDED OFFSPRING CARRY ONE DATE OF BIRTH BY DIFFERENT SIRES. Fletcherfield's Za'Maximus by Joyfield's Lenny Kravitz and Lelly Love von Graf Reinhard by Gonsior Line X'Garold are both given as born 28 October 2020. TWO LITTERS CANNOT BE BORN ON ONE DAY. Given four mis-keyed fields in the generation above, the ordinary reading is that one date is mis-typed and the two are half-brothers from litters some months apart. One litter to two sires is possible in this species but cannot be claimed without DNA parentage testing, and none has been done. WHAT WOULD SETTLE IT: the two litter records
4. LELLY LOVE VON GRAF REINHARD. Conflict. ONE CAT, AND TWO RECORDS THAT CANNOT BOTH BE TRUE. `mco-53` and `mco-189` are one animal: the same code, the same date of birth and the same two parents, with the name and the sire's name each differing by one letter across sheets, which is a transcription variant and not a second cat. TWO KITTENS ARE THEN RECORDED TO HER ON ONE DAY, 28 October 2020, BY TWO DIFFERENT SIRES AND IN TWO DIFFERENT COUNTRIES: Fletcherfield's Za'Maximus by Joyfield's Lenny Kravitz, registered in the United Kingdom, and Lelly Love von Graf Reinhard by Gonsior Line X'Garold, registered in Germany. A QUEEN CANNOT WHELP IN TWO CATTERIES IN TWO COUNTRIES ON ONE DAY, so at least one of the two records misstates the date, the dam or the sire. THE SURVEY DOES NOT DECIDE WHICH and names no breeder. BOTH SHEETS ARE REGISTRY-DERIVED, which is the point: PawPeds transcribes official pedigrees, so this is an inconsistency inside the documents a breeding rule would rely on, not a breeder's loose note. WHAT WOULD SETTLE IT: the registration numbers of the two kittens, and the litter records for 28 October 2020

A flag is not an error. It marks a place where two sources say different things, or where an attribution cannot be made on the evidence held.

The record

Register id

mco-206

Sex

female

Cattery prefix

Graf Reinhard

Breed, as stated

Maine Coon

Line

Pillowtalk-Foreigner

Eye status

unknown: the source records no eye colour

Role

offspring

Relations named by the source

Gonsior Line X'Garold x Simfonia von Engelswiese. Half sister of Lilifee von Graf Reinhard through the dam

Country

not stated; the listing gives the country pair as a dash on both sides

Year

28 October 2020

EMS code

MCO d 22

The code read out

Maine Coon; red; blotched tabby

The description held

red blotched tabby, NO EYE CODE. NO COUNTRY IS RECORDED for her: the listing gives the pair as a dash on both sides, so where she was born and where she is registered are both absent. A prefix names a cattery and not a country

Evidence grade

Reported asserted, with neither a test nor a traced descent

In the register

• Parents: Gonsior Line X'Garold, Simfonia von Engelswiese

This directory is a working aid compiled from published charts, registry documents and breeder statements. It is not a register and it has no standing of any kind. The grade attaches to the animal, not to the line: a cat whose ancestor was genotyped is line-traced, not genotyped.