COLILLANO POUTER
(Translated from the Spanish Standard by Frank Barrachina)


ORIGIN: In the 20th Century in Spain, from crosses of Marchenero, Gorguero, and Murcian Pouters.

OVERALL IMPRESSION: The Colillano is primarily a flying breed much appreciated for its figure in flight. It flies with the tail held out flat.


SCALE OF POINTS
HEAD10 pts.
EYES2 pts.
BEAK3 pts.
NECK10 pts.
CROP AND CHEST25 pts.
BODY20 pts.
TAIL10 pts.
LEGS10 pts.
COLOR10 pts.
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BREED CHARACTERISTICS

HEAD (10 pts.): Long, narrow; medium-sized.

EYES (2 pts.): Red in all but whites or splashes which have bull eyes.

BEAK (3 pts.): Fine shaped and color corresponding to feather color.

NECK (10 pts.): Long and slightly arched backward.

CROP AND CHEST (25 pts.): Crop elongated and hanging without dragging the ground. Loosely feathered; wide chest.

BODY (20 pts.): Strongly built with a flat, wide back. Wing feathers wide and resting on the tail and often longer than the tail.

TAIL (10 pts.): In flight always held straight out and flat.

LEGS (10 pts.): Medium, without feathering.

COLOR (10 pts.): All colors allowed. Most common are blacks, blues, and grizzles.


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