The Standard White Leghorn demands attention. Upstanding carriage. A large, well-set comb. Pure white plumage assessed against exacting Australian Poultry Standards criteria: type, station, comb quality, and overall condition all contributing to the final result.

What judges look for in a Leghorn is hard to fake and harder to breed consistently. The comb alone needs to be symmetrical, well-set, of correct size and texture. Get it wrong once, and you can lose ground that takes seasons to recover. That's not an exaggeration. It's just how this breed works.

Trevor has spent more than 20 years selecting every breeding bird himself, against the Australian Poultry Standards, with a focus on comb quality and the upstanding type that judges reward at the national level. In 2026, that program produced Champion Standard Leghorn and Champion Standard Leghorn, White at the Sydney Royal Easter Show.