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The Harlequin

Ring Size E

1) Head		10
2) Ears		10
3) Legs		20
4) Body		20
5) Normal Coat		15
6) Colour		15
7) Normal Type		10
	TOTAL	100

1) HEAD	To be equally divided, one side balck and the other side Golden orange. Fiev pints allocated to each.
2) EARS	One ear to be black, the other golden orange. The black ear on the golden side offace, and vice-versa. Five points allocated to each ear.
3) LEGS	One front leg golden oraqnge, the other black. One hind leg black, the other golden orange the reverse side to the fron. Five points allocated to each leg.
4) BODY	To be banded in black and orange and as clearly defined as possible. It shall be considered a fault if the bands are broken at the vental or dorsal lines. Belly colour may be lightish.
5) NORMAL COAT	To be Very dense and silky and about 2.54cm (1 inch) long
6) COLOUR	Part dense black, part golden orange, the brighter the better
7) NORMAL TYPE	The head to be longish, wide between the eyes and not course. The ears to be cm 10.16-12.7 (4 - 5 inches) long, carried upright. Legs to be ot medium length and not course. The body to be muscular, well proportioned, slightly arched and of tirm tlesh. The eye colour to be brown, blue or hazel. WEIGHT Adult weight to be not less than kg 2.72 (61b ) and not more than kg 3.62 (Bib). COLOURS OF HARLEQUINS AND MAGPIES
BLACK HARLEQUIN	Dense black and golden orange
BLUE HARLEQUIN	Lavender blue and golden fawn.
BROWN HARLEQUIN	Rich dark brown and golden orange.
LILAC HARLEQUIN	Dove grey and golden tawn.
BLACK MAGPIE.	Dense black and white.
BLUE MAGPIE	Lavender blue and white.
BROWN MAGPIE	Rich dark brown and white
LILAC MAGPIE	Dove grey and white.
GENERAL	No one colour to take preterence over any other. Normal coat. Rex coat or Astrex coat, each to be of equal merit. The markings to be ot paramount importance to other considerations.
FAULTS.	Harsh, fly back coat, white hairs or excessive brindling.
PENALTIES	White marks or patches. Five points each mark or patch