Final Placings: H-G-E-D-C-F-B-I-A


H is starting this class, excelling over G in general appearance. She is a doe that is showing more length from hips to pins and being more level over her topline, particularly over her rump. 
 

G is placing over E for general appearance, standing on a more correct set of legs, having less tendency to hock out on her rear legs and toe out on her fore. G also excels over E for her advantage in body capacity, being deeper in her barrel, extending back into her flank. 

 

E has the advantage over D in general appearance, being leveler over her topline and being a longer bodied doe. She also excels in body capacity, being deeper in her chest floor.

 

D is going over C, in her turn, for body capacity, showing more depth throughout and having more width to her chest floor. She excels, as well, in general appearance, having a wider rump from thurl to thurl and being more level over her topline, especially in the loin.

 

C excels F in general appearance, being a doe that is more upstanding in her withers and longer from her hips to her pins.  C also has the advantage in body capacity, showing more depth to her barrel. 

 

F is placing over B for general appearance, standing on a more correct set of rear legs, having less tendency to hock in and has more width of escutcheon and set to legs when viewed from the rear.

 

B excels I in general appearance, being a longer bodied doe that is more upstanding at the withers, however, she will yield to the rear leg set on I. 

 

I has the advantage over A in body capacity, being wider in her rib cage and having slightly more width across her chest floor. She also has an advantage in general appearance, standing on a more correct set of rear legs, having less tendency to hock in, and showing more width between her hocks when standing. 

 

A should be commended on her long, feminine neck.