Guess the Breed! Bantam Edition

[RossAcres]

Mystery Breed #22

Origin: Germany, England, and the United States
American Status: Rare
Weights: Cock-32oz, Hen- 28oz
Comb: Single - Large, Rose
Disqualifications: More than one quarter of red in surface of ear lobes in cockerels and pullets, or more than one third in surface of cocks and hens.
Defects: Small and undersized comb - Hollowed rose comb - Spike that is too short and crooked - Head too small and narrow - No break at the juncture of back and tail - Tail with narrow main tail and sickle feathers - Low wing carriage - Short legs
Accepted Colors: Black, Buff, Self Blue, White

 

[MysteryChicken]

So since it's raining here, I'm stuck at my office desk pretty much all day. I was thinking about studying my ABA standard and was wondering how I could make studying more fun. Then I thought I would start this thread!
Basically, I will post a description of one bird from the ABA standard and you guys can guess which breed it is! Once someone has guessed it, I will post another bird's description.

So here's the first description! No cheating please!

• Origin: United States
• 8th most popular breed in America
• Weight: 26 ounces for cock, 22 oz for pullet
• Single comb and rose comb
• Disqualifications: "More than one quarter of red in surface of ear lobes in cockerels and pullets, or more than one third in cocks and hens."
• Varities accepted in the ABA standard: Barred, Black, Black Tailed Red, Blue, Buff, Buff Columbian, Columbian, Dark Brown, Dominique, Exchequer, Golden, Light Brown, Mille Fleur, Red, Silver, and White.

Dutch Bantams.

 

[Logar]

Mystery Breed #22

Origin: Germany, England, and the United States
American Status: Rare
Weights: Cock-32oz, Hen- 28oz
Comb: Single - Large, Rose
Disqualifications: More than one quarter of red in surface of ear lobes in cockerels and pullets, or more than one third in surface of cocks and hens.
Defects: Small and undersized comb - Hollowed rose comb - Spike that is too short and crooked - Head too small and narrow - No break at the juncture of back and tail - Tail with narrow main tail and sickle feathers - Low wing carriage - Short legs
Accepted Colors: Black, Buff, Self Blue, White

Minorca? I did use the ABA recognized breed and variety list

 

[RossAcres]

Minorca? I did use the ABA recognized breed and variety list

Yep!

 

[RememberTheWay]

So since it's raining here, I'm stuck at my office desk pretty much all day. I was thinking about studying my ABA standard and was wondering how I could make studying more fun. Then I thought I would start this thread!
Basically, I will post a description of one bird from the ABA standard and you guys can guess which breed it is! Once someone has guessed it, I will post another bird's description.

So here's the first description! No cheating please!

• Origin: United States
• 8th most popular breed in America
• Weight: 26 ounces for cock, 22 oz for pullet
• Single comb and rose comb
• Disqualifications: "More than one quarter of red in surface of ear lobes in cockerels and pullets, or more than one third in cocks and hens."
• Varities accepted in the ABA standard: Barred, Black, Black Tailed Red, Blue, Buff, Buff Columbian, Columbian, Dark Brown, Dominique, Exchequer, Golden, Light Brown, Mille Fleur, Red, Silver, and White.

Leghorn?

 

[RememberTheWay]

Bant

Mystery Breed #2

This one is a little harder!

Origin: "Brought to Holland in the 17th century from South China or Burma. E.C Aldrich, Hyde Park, Massachusetts, was breeding them in 1836."
American Status: Common (I don't agree with this. They are hard to find nowadays)
Weight: Cock-26 oz, Hen-22 oz
Comb: Single
Legs: Feathered
Disqualifications: "Any indications of beard or muffs - Absence of wattles or ear lobes - Absence of vulture hocks"
Accepted Colors: Black, Blue, Buff, Golden Neck, Gray, Mille Fleur, Mottled, Porcelain, Self Blue, White.

Bantam Cochin? For #2

See this was wrong- it was a booted bantam

 

[RememberTheWay]

Mystery Breed #3

This one is easy!

Origin: United States
American Status: Common
Comb: Pea
BIG HINT: Ear tufts and rumpless
Weights: Cock-28 oz, Hen-26 oz
Disqualifications: Absence of one or both ear tufts. Rudimentary tail. Presence of beard and/or muffs.
Accepted Colors: Black, Black Breasted Red, Blue, Buff, Silver, White.

#3- Aracauna (not sure I spelled it right though)

 

[RememberTheWay]

Mystery Breed #8

Origin: Germany
American Status: Common
Weights: Cock-34oz, Hen-32oz
Comb: Single
Disqualifications: Absence of shank feathering - Absence of fifth toe - Vulture hocks
Defects: Misshaped comb - Comb with more than five points - Any semblance of crest - Muffs interfering with sight - Scanty muff and beard feathering - Necks too thin and long - Long tails - Short and/or small body - Scanty leg feathering - Arrested development of fifth toe - Stiltiness in carriage.
Colors: Black, Blue, Buff, Salmon, White

Faverolles?

 

[RememberTheWay]

Mystery Breed #15

Origin: England except for White Crested Black which was first produced in the Netherlands.
American Status: Ranked in top 20 breeds shown
Weights: Cock-30oz, Hen-26oz
Disqualifications: Absence of knob on head - Absence of wide cavernous nostrils - White in crest of cockerels and pullets of laced varieties
Defects: Split crest - Twisted or reverse-faced feathers in crest - Neck unduly long and/or narrow - abrupt break at juncture of back and tail and sickle feathers - Wings carried too low
Accepted Colors: Blue, buff, golden, silver, white, white crested black, white crested blue, white crested chocolate, white crested cuckoo, white crested khaki

Polish?

 

[RememberTheWay]

Personally

I'm curious how you guys are guessing these birds. Are you using the internet? Using your SOP? Just wondering lol. I know that I would be struggling big time if I was trying to guess.

All of my guesses have literally been off the top of my head. I do have somewhat of a photographic memory though. And I did get some of them wrong and some I didn't guess on because I literally had no clue. Lol