I dont have my Domestic Rabbit Magazine with me. This includes what happened at the last convention and what breeds were pass/fail by the standards committee.
The two varieties of lionheads that will compete at the 1st try at 3rd showing are REWs and Torts. This means if they pass in Penn that they will now be a recognized breed.
If you have ever seen a Champagne D'Argent their chocolate counterpart is also currently trying to be recognized. They were a no show this past time so they will have a 2nd try at the 1st showing in Penn.
Velveteen lops were at convention but I am unsure if there is a current COD holder. I assume there is. Those are an english lop with rex fur. Im on the fence with them on if i like them or not.
Of course there are tons of colors being worked on in mini satins, britannia petites, and mini rex but the above are the actual breeds being worked on
Here is the board from this past convention. Like I said a full explanation and article is printed by the standards committee in the domestic rabbit magazine if you are an ARBA member. Flemish will most likely stay with the colors they have. They are a group that has been around for a very long time and most of them are prone to no change.