Siamese, Oriental, Balinese and Javanese have the same standard.
Appearance
The ideal cat is svelte, elegant, with long tapering lines, supple and well muscled.
Size
Medium.
Shape
Medium size, in proportion to the body, well balanced; wedge shaped with straight lines. The wedge starts at the nose and
gradually increases in width in straight lines on each side to the ears. There should be no whisker break in these two lines. The
skull viewed in profile is slightly convex.
Nose
Long and straight contiuing the line from the forehead without any break.
Muzzle
Narrow.
Chin/Jaw
Of medium size. The tip of the chin forms a vertical line with the tip of the nose.
Shape
Large and pointed, wide at the base.
Placement
To continue the lines of the wedge.
Shape
Medium in size, neither protuding nor recessed. Almond in shape and set slightly slanted towards the nose to be in harmony
with the lines of the wedge.
Colour
Siamese/Balinese: Pure and limpid, bright intense blue. Foreign White must have vivid blue eyes.
Oriental/Javanese: Vivid, luminous green.
Long and slender.
Structure
Long and svelte, well muscled but still dainty and elegant. The shoulders are not wider than the
hips.
Long and fine, in proportion to the body.
Paws
Small and oval.
Very long; thin, also at the base; tapers to a fine point.
Structure
Siamese/Oriental: Very short, fine, glossy, silky and lying close to the body.
Balinese/Javanese: Fine and silky; of medium length on the body, slightly longer at the frill
and shoulders and on the tail, which forms a plume. No wolly undercoat.
Colour
Siamese/Balinese:
Points: Mask in the face, points on ears, legs and tail. The colour on all points should be as even as possible. The mask must
not extend over the entire head but is connected to the ears by tracings of colour.
Body colour: Even, slight shading on the flanks permissible but there must be a clear contrast between the points and the body
colour. For colour varieties refer to table below.
Oriental/Javanese:
Even in colour, without tabby markings or shading in non-agouti varieties. Whiskers and eye brows in harmony with the body
colour. For colour varieties refer to table below.
Siamese/Balinese: Slight shading on the body harmonizing with the points' colour permissible. A deeper body colour is allowed in older cats.
Coat
Siamese/Balinese: Belly spots and spots on the flanks. White/lighter coloured hairs or ticked hairs (brindling) in the points. Bars
and stripes in the points, except for Tabby Points.
Oriental/Javanese; Tabby Bars in non-agouti varieties.
Coat
Siamese/Balinese; Insufficient contrast between points and body colour.
Eyes
Oriental/Javanese: Eye colour which is more yellow than green.
Eyes
Siamese/Balinese: Any other eye colour than blue.
Coat
Siamese/Balinese: White patches and white toes.
Oriental/Javanese: White spots.
Head | 25 |
General shape, nose and profile, jaws and teeth, forehead. Placement and shape of the ears. | |
Size, shape and placement of the eyes. | |
Eye colour | 15 |
Body | 25 |
Shape, size, bone structure. Height of the legs and shape of the paws. Length and shape of the tail. | |
Coat | 30 |
Siamese/Balinese: Body colour 10, Points 10, Quality and texture 10 | |
Oriental/Javanese: Body colour 20, Quality and texture 10 | |
Condition | 5 |
Total points | 100 |
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