Is a solid polish show quality?

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I have received some chocolate polish and black polish eggs and they are going to be solid colored with out a white crest but with a self color crest. Is this a showable color? Does it count against them to have non white crests? Thanks, Kristina
 
Thanks, I found my answer there, and shucks....Their not! But They will still make beautiful pets!!! Thanks, Kristina
 
If the birds end up being SQ, they can be shown. Unrecognized varieties would be shown as AOV, in this case it would be self black and self chocolate.

BTW, where did you get the chocolate eggs??
 
Well i'm glad, because I know nothing about showing and I would hate to give some to a 4H project and them not be showable. I got them on eggbid. They cost me $25 for a dozen after shipping. The lot has self blacks and self chocolates, and if i'm real lucky maybe a self khaki. I got them from: [email protected]

Wish Me Luck!
 
First, different shows have different rules

4-h do not follow APA book of Standards, for example a common 4h project here is, they give out 25 chicks to kids, at the end of 6 months , I think it is, they show them. The breeds used are one of the commercial variety, like Tyson 125 .

County fairs - quite frankly , I am not sure what standard our county fair go by, Last year the rooster that won, was handsome indeed, but didn't fit come close to fitting the Brown Leghorn standard.

APA - shows - many of these shows will allow APA recognized breeds , with non-approved standards. While they will not be able to send their points in to the APA, the shower can still win best in breed or best in variety. I know , I use to bring my BLRW to shows. They are judged on the overall breed qualities.

I personally believe thats the best way to get new varieties accepted (as long as the breeding rules are valid).
 

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