N is going over C for her advantage in general appearance, being longer boned and more upstanding in her front end. She also excels in the rear leg set, being wider in the escutcheon.

 

C has the advantage over I in general appearance, blending more smoothly from her neck into her withers and also being more level over her rump, especially from her hips to her pins. 

I excels H in body capacity, having more depth to her barrel and more spring to her ribbing. 

H is going over F in general appearance, being leveler from thurl to thurl and straighter in her fore leg. 

F has the advantage over D in general appearance, being a longer bodied doe. She also excels in body capacity, showing more width to her chest.

D is placing over M, in her turn, for dairy strength, being sharper in the withers and more angular throughout.

M is going over A for her advantage in general appearance, being leveler over her rump and smoother blending in her front end assembly. She also excels in body capacity, having more depth to her barrel.

A excels E in dairy strength, being sharper in her withers and cleaner in her neck. 

E is going over L, for her advantage in general appearance, showing a more correct set of rear legs, as well as dairy strength, being sharper in her withers and more incurving in her thighs. 

L is placing over B for general appearance, having a stronger set of pasterns, both front and rear and being wider in her escutcheon. 

B excels J in general appearance, being a doe that is leveler over topline, particularly in her loin and stands more uphill.

J has the advantage over G, in general appearance, having a more appropriate slope to her rump.

G is going over K, for her advantage in dairy strength, having a longer, leaner neck and sharper withers. 

K should be commended for her depth of barrel.