She's nice and wide and her color is not too light. It's really hard to see her actual pencilling until you get her out under natural light and get close ups of the feathering, her tail set would by high for the standard/show, just like all my bird's are.
When you can get her outdoors, a shot where she is standing still from front a rear is useful to judge how far her legs are apart and the comb pic isn't quite close enough to see how many though it's a nice single straight blade.
You want clean pencilling, good and dark/thick on those chest feathers and the feathers back to the tail. Not dotting or uneven or kind of lobsided/broken.
My own groups bred went into disaster, keeping the best Roo, created awesome roos, and completely DQ hens for shafting (a very light central shaft - like a welsummer). I have to sell em all and start again.
I got better size, better feather, better tail set and DQ for shafting
So I start again
this fall or spring and get in show stuff. At least I now know a show breeder for eggs.
In the meantime I have the Dels and Sizzles. And you learn even if you're working other breeds... Just some days you want to
