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LONG-HAIRED CATS
LONG-HAIRED BI-COLOURED
Cats with two-coloured coats were among the exhibits at the
earliest cat shows, the black and whites being referred to
as Magpies. They have now been granted recognition. The males
will be most useful as studs for the female-only breeds, e.g.
the Tortoiseshells and Tortie-and-whites.
Standard Points
Colours and
distribution Any solid colour and white, the patches of colour
to be
clear, even and well distributed. Not more than two-thirds
of the cat’s coat to be coloured and not more than half
to
be white. Face to be patched with colour and white. 25
Coat . Silky texture. Long and flowing, extra long on frill
and tail 15
Head Round and broad with width between the
ears which should
be small, well placed and tufted. Short broad nose. Full
cheeks, wide muzzle and firm chin. 25
Body and
legs Body cobby and massive, short thick legs. 15
Eyes Large and round, set well apart, deep orange
or copper
in colour. 15
Tail Short and full. . 5
Serious
faults Tabby markings. A long tail. Yellow or green eyes.
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