Judging Tips - Moheb Nabil

Judging Tips.

Hagoromo ( Crest )

The presence of a crest is a fundamental and mandatory characteristic of the Hagoromo variety.

• As a defining feature of the breed, every Hagoromo exhibit is expected to display a clearly identifiable crest.

• Any bird lacking a crest fails to meet the essential requirements of the Hagoromo standard.

• The absence of a crest shall be considered a major fault during the judging process.

• In accordance with the applicable show rules and judging standards, a crestless exhibit may be subject to significant penalisation or, where prescribed, disqualification from competition.

Judging Tips.

Spots

MASK & SPOTS - Mask to be clear, deep and wide and, where demanded by the Standard, ornamented by six evenly spaced large round throat spots

The outer two being partially covered by the base of the cheek patches.

Missing spots means Penalised.

Non-Ideal Body Phenotypes & Imbalance

Judging Tips.

Albino

The body plumage must exhibit a pure white ground colour, entirely free from any blue, grey, or pinkish suffusion.

Existence of Suffusion = Deviation from the Standard = Penalised .