Historical information

It first appeared in 1920-5 by Mrs. Rogersos Cheltenham in an exhibition in Britain.

Mr A. W. Smith was very interested for this species and made his personal effort on this.

Its name comes from the region Glocester-shire and from the city gloster in which lived Mrs Rogersos. The civilians of Glosterhire loved the people who were evolved with these birds. Mr John McLay Kirkintilloch a bird judger color borated with Mrs Rogersos to made it common.

This bird was created by 3 other species the mini-boarder, crest roller, and the fife-borders canary.

It finally exist in 2 types the companion consert and corona.

It started rearing in Cheltenham region and they first created the gloster company in 1949-50. Many of they first created are the Mullis, Phillips, Bryant, Lockstone and others. In this way this canary became the most famous and the most favorite of the word. Its size is small and the crowns on its head have to be round, and big round head.

CHARACTERISTICS

Corona Round small hat until neck. The hat's center small and right in the middle of the head the eyes are widely Obvious, noses in the shape of cone and small. Consort Big round head, clear eyebrows, cone small nose. Body Big body, lightly round, wide round chest short, strong neck. Feather Straight, shiny, tight one the body. Size 11,5 cm maximum Position Body position proud, semi- up, in motion. Tail Short, lightly, bended, hided thighs. Feet Feet,legs Short, clean , vivid General Healthy, clean. Cage (exhibition) Colored canary cages. Colors All colors except red. Ring size Diameter 2,9 mm

Grades

Hat and heat - Huppe ou tete 20 Body - Corps 20 Feather - Plumage 15 Size (max. 11,5 cm.) - Taille (max 11,5 cm) 15 Body Position - Maintien 10 Tail - Queue 5 Legs - Jampes et pattes 5 Condition - Condition generale 10 Total points - Total 100