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

 

E is going over G for her advantage in general appearance. She is a doe that is standing on a more correct set of legs, having more proper rear leg angulation from the side, as well as being more nearly level over her topline. E also excels H in body capacity, having more extension to her brisket and depth from her barrel, back into her flank.

 

G excels F in a closer placing, in general appearance, being longer over her topline, and well as being longer over her rump, particularly from her hips to pins. 

 

F has the advantage over H in dairy strength, showing a longer neck and being slightly sharper at her withers. She also excels in general appearance, having a less tendency to hock in while standing and being more upstanding in the withers.

 

H is placing over D for general appearance, standing on a better set of legs, having more correct rear leg angulation and being tighter in her toes.

 

D excels C in general appearance, being more level over her topline and standing more uphill at her withers. She also has an advantage in body capacity, having more extension to her brisket and wider across the chest floor.

 

C is placing over I for her general appearance, being leveler over her topline and standing on a better set of feet and legs, having less tendency to hock in.

 

I excels A, for her advantage in body capacity, being deeper in her barrel, carrying back into her flank. She also excels in general appearance, being wider from thurl to thurl and standing with more width between her hocks.

 

A has the advantage over B, in general appearance, being more level over her topline and cleaner about her front knees. She will, however, yield to the rear leg set on B

 

B should be commended on her correct set of rear legs.