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Chest: Broad, proportionally short. Well
feathered especially towards the rear of the chest.
Wings: Strong, broad, and long. The wings are
carried below the tail, but they should not touch the
tail.
Tail: Wide and fiat. The tail should contain
from 14 to 16 feathers. An even number of colored
feathera should be on each side of the tail (1 X 1; 2 X
2; 3 X 3; 4 X 4) forming a frame.
Legs: Medium in length, straight, unfeathered
and red in color.
Colors: Red, black, yellow, blue, chocolate, and
fawn. The coloration should be intense and of an even
shade. The lower part of the shouldera and the feathers
of the tail are of a very light color, almost white. The
end of the wing feathera are also of a white color with
self oval shape spots in the red, yellow, chocolate, and
fawn colored varieties
Lubelski
General Impression:
Of medium size with a short strong body. The chest is
wide and protrudes forward and upwards.
Head: Small, rounded towards the forehead,
curved at the neck.
Eyes: Iris of an amber color, but a pearl
colored iris is allowed.
Cere:
Narrow, light and blue-gray in color.
Beak: Medium size, of strong setting. In color
the beak is of a light to dark horn color.
Neck: Short, broad and of a conicel shape. The
throat is slightly rounded.
Chest: Broad, gently rounded, curved and
uplifted.
Shoulders: Broad, full, and well feathered.
Tail: Wide and fiat. The tail should contain
from 14 to 16 feathers. An even number of colored
feathera should be on each side of the tail (1 X 1; 2 X
2; 3 X 3; 4 X 4) forming a frame.
Wings: Strong and wide fitted closely to the
body. The wings should rest upon the tail and the wing
tips should reach almost to the end of the tail.
Legs: Short; the legs should be quite thick
where they join the body. The legs are widely spaced and
must be unfeathered.
Colors: Red, black, yellow, blue, chocolate, and
fawn. The coloration should be intense and of an even
shade. The lower part of the shouldera and the feathers
of the tail are of a very light color, almost white. The
end of the wing feathers are also of a white color with
self oval shaped spots in the red and yellow varieties.
Order of Evaluation: General impression - Head,
including eye, cere, and beak - Body - Color and
markings.
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