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

First Udder: C

 

F is going over C for her advantage in general appearance. She is a does that is leveler over the topline, being stronger in the chine, and having a stronger set of feet and legs, particularly in the pasterns. She also excels C in dairy strength, being sharper in the withers and being flatter boned throughout.

 

C is placing over D for her advantage in the mammary system. She has a higher rear udder and more extension to her fore udder attachment, showing a more correct teat placement, particularly why she is first udder within this class. 

 

D excels E, in her turn, for general appearance. She is more correct in her front end assembly, blending more smoothly from her neck into her withers, and being tighter at the point of elbow. She also has an advantage in the mammary system, showing more width in her rear udder and more lateral attachments.

 

E has an advantage over B in general appearance. A doe that stands more uphill and is more nearly level in her topline, as well as more correct in her feet and legs. However, she will yield to the width of rear udder in the doe B.

 

B is placing over A for her advantage in the mammary system, excelling in her strength of lateral attachments and medial suspensory ligaments. She also excels A in body capacity, being deeper in her rear barrel.

 

A excels G, in her turn, for general appearance. She is a doe that is more correct in her feet and legs, particularly in her rear leg set, having less of a tendency to hock in while at rest and on the move. She is also more nearly level over her topline, having a less tendency to roach in her loin. A also has an advantage in the mammary system, having more capacity and width to her rear udder. 

 

G should be commended for her dairy strength.