Bars distinct, continuous, and clean colored. In white-flighted 6 to 9 flights should be white. The base and tips of the neck feathers are light while the middle portion is dark. The lightened tip contrasting with the darker middle portion gives a striped or rippled effect which is visible on the inflated globe. Head color the same as body color.
Wing bars are intense red or yellow and distinct.
Outer portion of the flights is white while the inner part and vane are more pigmented. Tail is light without a terminal bar. In the neck feathering the first three-fifths of the feather is white. The remaining two-thirds is a red or yellow, light shiny green patch which is encircled by a white ring. Weakly seen with a deflated globe but the inflated globe shows an evenly and well- distributed sprinkling of color.