Black Marked: Must be as intense as possible with bottle Green sheen up on the neck and extending down as far as possible to the front and wings. Shading in the Bar undesirable or Slate colouring througnout the Black not desirable. Beak to be shell or white.

Yellow or Yellow Marked: Yellow can range from pale to deep yellow, providing the colour of Yellow is consistently the sarne wherever it is to be Yellow Marked.

Blue or Blue-Marked: Blue markings on the bird to be as clear as possible with smokiness or smudged colour very undesirable but not a disqualification. On the Blue winged bird, the two bars to be as distinct as possible. Beak to be shell or white - darker beaks permissible in solid birds.

Saddles or Bellneck A.C.: Birds may be of any colour providing colour is of the same shade. This is very desirable, but not a disqualification if otherwise. Bellnecks to be marked on the base of the neck and may extend to the shoulders. Saddles to be marked as evenly as possible around the front to form a solid front. All Rump markings to be the same colour as Saddle or Bellneck markings. Overlapping of coloured feathers does not disqualify but is undesirable. Coloured feathers extended down the wings disqualifies and must be shown as a marked bird. Beak to be Shell or White in colour.

Checker or Checker-Marked Blue or Black: The Checker Marking must be as distinct as possible, ranging from light to dark bars. Chestnut or Bronze in Blue or Black Checks is undesirable. Foul Flight in solid marked birds is very undesirable. Beaks to be shell or white in colour with a darker beak in solid birds.

Checker or Checker-Marked A.C.: Birds can be of any colour Check. The Checker Marking must be as distinct as possible, ranging from light to dark bars. Chestnut or Bronze in Blue or Black Checks is undesirable. Foul Flight in solid marked birds is very undesirable. Beaks to be shell or white in colour with a darker beak in solid birds.

Barred Class: Any Barred colour except Blue and to be distinct bars - Yellow Bar, Dun Bar, Mealy Bar, etc.

A.O.C. (Any other Colour): This is the class that covers all birds not eligible for the regular classes above. Beaks in this class can be a variety of shades, to consist of perfect blending for the rest of the bird - all being equal, eye ceres may be deeper in these colours, according to the balance of the bird.

Flying Show Classes.:
1 - Checker Any Colour
2 - Barred Any Colour
3 - Self's Any Colour except Checker
4 - A.O.C. - Any Colour Not in 1, 2, or 3.