Blue Eyes Directory · blueeyesdirectory.com Record p85-02, printed 14 September 2026. Every animal on this sheet has its own page and its own source at that address.
Boromir Taramaya
Maine Coon · the source records no eye colour · No variant and no line attributed
No recorded parent link joins this cat to a founder or to a tested animal. Nothing in the record connects it to the trait at all.
Bar on top is the grade:GenotypedWild typeLine-tracedReported♂ male ♀ femaleblue
not blue
no eye colour recordeda photograph is held⚑ a numbered flag marks a record the sources disagree on
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The record
Register id
p85-02
Sex
female
Breed, as stated
Maine Coon
Eye status
unknown: the source records no eye colour
Role
ancestor
Country
Denmark
Year
10 August 2010
EMS code
MCO w 62
The code read out
Maine Coon; white; orange or copper eyes
The description held
A dominant white cat. White masks the eye and produces a blue one by its own route, so nothing about eye colour is read from this animal in either direction. Her 62 is an orange or copper eye, not a blue one, and she stands in the middle of a four-generation dominant white descent. S_WHITE_185
Evidence grade
Reported asserted, with neither a test nor a traced descent
Offspring recorded in this register; a cat may have others: Blue Ridge Yeti
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Source
the PawPeds pedigree for Blue Ridge Yeti, MCO w 61, male, 16 January 2013, Russia, supplied 29 August 2026. Thirty ancestors of thirty possible, twenty-nine unique, four complete generations. Not one animal on it carries 68 OR 69
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.