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APA Recognized Bantam Breeds and Varieties Updated April 2015 APA Recognized Bantam Breeds and Varieties Updated April 2015 Please refer to the APA Standard of Perfection for breed/variety details. BANTAM BREEDS VARIETY CLASS Ancona - Single Comb….... One Color Only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Ancona - Rose Comb………. One Color Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Ameraucana………………….. Black, Blue, Buff, Silver, Wheaten, White, Blue Weaten, Brown Red………………………………………………………………. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) American Game……………… White, Birchen, Black, Blue, Blue Red, Brown Red, Black Breasted Red, Golden Duckwing, Red Pyle, Silver Duckwing……………………………………………………….. Game Class American Serama………… White……………………………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Andalusian…………………….. Blue………………………………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Aracuna…………………………. Black, Black Breasted Red, Golden Duckwing, White, Silver Duckwing…………………………………………………………. RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Australorp…………………….. Black……………………………………………………………………….. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Belgian Bearded D'Uccle.. Black, Golden Neck, Mille Fleur, Mottled, Porcelain, Self Blue, White……………………………………………………….. Feather Legged Belgian Bearded d'Anver.. Black, Blue, Cuckoo, Mille Fleur, Mottled, Porcelain, Quail, Self Blue, White……………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Booted (non-bearded)……. Black,Mille Fleur, porcelain, Self Blue, White…………….. Feather Legged Brahma………………………… Light, Dark, Buff………………………………………………………. Feather Legged Buckeye……………………….. One Variety Only……………………………………………………… AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Campine……………………….. Golden, Silver……….…………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Catalana……………………….. Buff…………………………………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Chantecler…………………… White, Partridge………………………………………………………. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Cochin…………………………… White, Black, Barred, Birchenm Blue, Brown Red, Buff, Splash, Columbian, Golden Laced, Mottled, Red, Silver Laced, Partridge……….…………………………….. Feather Legged Page 1of 4—BANTAMS BANTAM BREEDS VARIETY CLASS Cornish……………………….. Black, Blue Laced Red, Buff, Dark, Mottled, Spangled, White, White Laced Red…………………………………………. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Crevecoeur………………….. Black………………………………………………………………………….. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Cubalaya………………………. Black, White, Black Breasted Red……………………………… AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Delaware……………………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Dominique…………………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Dorking - Single Comb…. Silver Gray, Colored…………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Dorking - Rose Comb….. White……………………………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Dutch…………………………… Black, Silver, Blue Cream Light Brown, Light Brown Blue Light Brown, Cream Light Brown………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Faverolles……………………. Salmon, White…………………………………………………………. Feather Legged Hamburg…………………….. Black, Golden Penciled, Golden Spangled, White, Silver Penciled, Silver Spangled………………………………….. RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Holland……………………….. Barred, White………………………………………………………….. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Houdan………………………. Mottled, White…………………………………………………………… AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Japanese……………………… Barred, Black, Black Tailed Buff, Black Tailed White, Brown Red, Gray (Birchen), Mottled, Wheaten, White.. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Java…………………………….. Black, Mottled…………………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Jersey Giant………………… Black, White……………………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) KO Shamo…………………… Wheaten………………………………………………………………… AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) LaFleche……………………… Black………………………………………………………………………….. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Lakenvelder………………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Lamona………………………. White……………………………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Langshan……………………. Black, Blue, White…………………………………………………… Feather Legged Leghorn - Single Comb… Barred, Black, Black Tailed Red, Buff, Columbian, Red, Dark Brown, Golden, Light Brown, Silver, White………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Leghorn - Rose Comb…... Black, Buff, Dark Brown, Light Brown, Silver, White…… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Malay…………………………. Black, Black Breasted Red, White, Red Pyle, Spangled, Wheaten (female)………………………………………………….. AOCCL (All Other Comb Clean Leg) Page 2of 4—BANTAMS BANTAM BREEDS VARIETY CLASS Minorca - Single Comb….. Black, Buff, White……………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Minorca - Rose Comb……. Black, White……………………………………………………………. RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Modern Game…………… Black, Blue, Birchen, Red Pyle, Splash, Wheaten, Black Breasted Red, Blue Breasted Red, Brown Red, Golden Duckwing, Lemon Blue, Silver Blue, Silver Duckwing……………………………………………………….. Modern Game Class Naked Neck…………………. White, Buff, Red………………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Nankin………………………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Nankin………………………… One Variety only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) New Hampshire…………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Old English Game………… Black, Birchen, Blue, Brassy Back, Brown Red, Crele, Columbian, Cuckoo, Ginger Red, Blue Brassy Back, Blue Breasted Red, Blue Golden Duckwing, Blue Silver Duckwing, Fawn Silver Duckwing, Black Breasted Red, Black Tailed Buff, Golden Duckwing, Lemon Blue, Mille Fleur, Quail, Red Pyle, Self Blue, Silver Blue, Silver Duckwing, Spangled, Wheaten, White, Blue Wheaten………………………………………………………….. Game Class Orpington……………………. Buff, White, Blue, Black……………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Phoenix………………………. Golden, Silver……….…………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Plymouth Rock……………. Barred, Black, Blue, Buff, Columbian, Partridge, White, Silver Penciled, Black Frizzle* SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Redcap………………………. One Variety Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Rhode Island Red………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Rhode Island Red………… One Variety Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Rhode Island White…….. One Variety Only……………………………………………………… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Rosecomb………………….. White, Blue, Black……………………………………………………. RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Page 3 of 4—BANTAMS BANTAM BREEDS VARIETY CLASS Sebright…………………….. Silver, Golden………………………………………………………….. RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Silkie (Non-Bearded)…. Black, Buff, Gray, Partridge, White………………………….. Feather Legged Silkie (Bearded)…………. Black, Blue, Buff, Gray, Partridge, Splash, White……. Feather Legged Spanish……………………… White Faced Black…………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Sultan……………………….. White Feather Legged Sussex………………………. Light, Red, Speckled………………………………………………… SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Welsummer………………. Partridge…………………………………………………………………. SCCL (Single Comb Clean Leg) Wyandotte………………… Black, Blue, Buff, White, Columbian, Buff Columbian, Silver Laced, Golden Lace, Silver Penciled, Partridge…… RCCL (Rose Comb Clean Leg) Page 4of 4—BANTAMS .
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