Yellow white transverse penciled

Color and pattern male

Head: warm golden-yellow.

Neck-hackle: bright warm golden-yellow.

Shoulders, back and saddle: warm golden-yellow.

Tail: steering-flights white; sickles and coverts white with a narrow, sharply defined warm golden-yellow lacing.

Wings: bright warm golden-yellow on the surface of the plumage; wing-bar feathers have a faint white, more or less transverse penciled inner vane.

Primary-flights: outer-vane warm golden-yellow without any penciling, inne- vane white.

Secondary-flights: outer-vane warm golden-yellow, inner-vane warm golden-yellow with some white penciling.

Breast, front of neck, belly and thighs: warm golden-yellow; the body-feathers show some white transerve penciling.

Rear-part: cream to flour-white with golden-yellow tinge.

Down: cream to flour-white.

Serious faults

Very uneven ground-color. Too light ground-color. Too dark or too light in the shoulders and neck- and saddle-hackle. Many bright bluish splashes in the white feather parts. Too broad or very irregular lacing of the sickles or tail-coverts. Absence of the sickle lacing.

Faults

The above serious faults are present to a lesser extent. Color of the penciling other than cream to flour-white.

Color and pattern female

Head: warm golden-yellow.

Neck-hackle: warm-golden yellow.

Shoulders and back: warm golden-yellow, each feather with greenish-white transverse penciling.

Tail: steering-feathers golden-yellow with strong transverse penciling, most prominent in the top two.

Upper breast and front of neck: warm golden-yellow without any transverse penciled.

Wings: coverts and wing-bar bright golden-yellow with transverse penciling.

Primary-flights: outer-vane warm golden-yellow with some white penciling at the tip; inner-vane white with some golden-yellow lacing along the outer edge of the vane.

Secondary-flights: golden-yellow with transverse penciling that turns into more or less longitudinal stripes on the inner-vane.

Lower chest, belly and thighs: warm golden-yellow with some transverse penciling that become stronger towards the lower back.

Down: cream to flour white.

Serious faults

Far too light or far too dark ground-color or uneven ground-color. Coarse or very irregular transverse penciling. Insufficient depth and sharpness of the transverse penciling. Transverse penciling rising too high on the chest.

Faults

The above serious faults are present to a lesser extent. Golden-yellow ground color in the transverse penciling. Color of the penciling other than cream to flour-white. Clearly visible transverse pencilling on the neck-hackle.

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