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I stand corrected, sort of. My Standard of Perfection lists this.... Dutch Booted Sabelpoot (in some countries referred to as Booted Bantams) The breed was brought to Holland in the 17th century from China or Burma. Mr. E. C. Aldrich, Hyde Park, Massachusetts, was breeding the Booted...

Quote: I'm currently studying to become a judge. I see no where in the Standard of Perfection that a BOOTED BANTAM is a recognized BREED. It is a recognized CLASS, much like AOV (All Other Varieties) but not a specific breed.

Quote: The term booted bantam is NOT a specific breed. Booted means feather footed, & bantam of course means miniature chicken. A silkie can be referred to as being a booted bantam whether it is bearded or not. I hope that clears it up for you. I do believe the bird in question is a D'Uccle tho.