Which Pigeon breeds come in Tail-marked?

Club breed standards describe Tail-marked for the English Fantail, Indian Fantail and Old German Owl.

Pigeon pattern

Tail-marked

Pigeon marking: a white bird with a coloured tail, often with the rump and vent: the NPA 'tailmark' and the Old German Owl's 'Tail Marks', German '-schwänzig'.

7 Pigeon breeds list Tail-marked. It is in a club standard for 7 breeds.

Breeds whose standards accept Tail-marked

Breed	NPA	BDRG	EE
English Fantail	Standard (“Saddle; Tailmark; Bodymark; Mismarked”)	Standard (“Schwarz-schwänzig; Rezessiv Rot-schwänzig; Rezessiv Gelb-schwänzig; Blau-schwänzig”)	No ruling
English FantailBlack Tailmark	No ruling	Standard (“Schwarz-schwänzig”)	No ruling
English FantailRed Tailmark	No ruling	Standard (“Rezessiv Rot-schwänzig”)	No ruling
English FantailYellow Tailmark	No ruling	Standard (“Rezessiv Gelb-schwänzig”)	No ruling
English FantailBlue Tailmark	No ruling	Standard (“Blau-schwänzig”)	No ruling
Indian Fantail	Standard (“Bodymark; Saddle; Tailmark; Ribbintail”)	Standard (“Schwarz-schwänzig; Rezessiv Rot-schwänzig; Rezessiv Gelb-schwänzig; Blau-schwänzig”)	No ruling
Old German Owl	Standard (“Tail Marks: In any of the above colors.”)	Standard (“Schwarz-schwänzig; Blau-schwänzig; Rot-schwänzig; Gelb-schwänzig”)	Standard (“Schwarz-schwänzig; Blau-schwänzig; Rot-schwänzig; Gelb-schwänzig”)

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