Title:	2018 Class 23 - SPANGLE ASV AOSV
Class:	SPANGLE ASV AOSV		Class #:	23
Judged By:	G BLEICHER & K O'CALLAGHAN
Cage ID	Exhibitor Name	State	Placing	Points
H	ROWE BROS	VICTORIA	1	14
K	Cedric D'Costa	SOUTH QUEENSLAND	2	13
S	J.LEONG	VICTORIA	3	12
O	Demarti & Scott	WESTERN AUSTRALIA	4	11
M	T & Y Smith	NEW SOUTH WALES	5	10
D	James Matthews	NEW SOUTH WALES	6	9
B	T & Y Smith	NEW SOUTH WALES	7	0
J	R.WILSON	VICTORIA	8	0
I	Wright Family	SOUTH QUEENSLAND	9	8
R	Charlesworth Family	TASMANIA	10	7
T	Kakoschke & Rice	SOUTH AUSTRALIA	11	6
E	C & B Gearing	WESTERN AUSTRALIA	12	5
L	N Wheatley	WESTERN AUSTRALIA	13	0
C	Troy & Jo Smith	SOUTH QUEENSLAND	14	0
N	NUTLEY FAMILY	NORTH & CENTRAL QUEENSLAND	15	4
U	J & N GOODALE	NORTH & CENTRAL QUEENSLAND	16	3
P	Kakoschke & Rice	SOUTH AUSTRALIA	17	2
F	T Johnson	TASMANIA	18	1
A	D Poole	TASMANIA	19	0
G	Wayne Bandt	SOUTH AUSTRALIA	20	0
Q	I SCHNEIDER	NORTH & CENTRAL QUEENSLAND	21	0

Judges Comments:

Judged by Gerd Bleicher & Kevin O’Callaghan

Gerd Bleicher stated he was very pleased Australia separated the Normal Spangles from the Spangle Any Other Varieties as he believed it gave both varieties a fairer chance as well as giving a fairer chance to the judges.

First owned by Rowe Brothers (Vic) is a Spangle Cinnamon Greygreen cock with good size, length, shoulder width and wide face. Good variety markings but slightly more back skull is wanted.

Second owned by Cedric D’Costa (Sth Qld) is a Spangle Cinnamon Grey Cock which is well proportioned but less showmanship. Lovely face with very good width and height and good variety markings.

Third owned by Jeff Leong (Vic) Cinnamon Greygreen Cock with good body and top end but missing balance between body and tail as tail appears to be slightly to long. Good shoulder width and top end. Variety markings are fine.

Fourth owned by Demarti & Scott (WA) is a Cinnamon Violet Hen which is a good overall bird but not coming up to the quality of the top three. Very good variety and markings.

The bird that ran in 8^th position belonging to J Wilson (Vic) is a top bird but was penalised due to heavy flecking. If it had a clean cap, it would have run it the top three.

In Europe we do not tolerate flecking and this bird would have been placed last.

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