Mini Nubian Sr Does: Under 2

Mini Nubian Senior Does: Under 2

Judge: Jena Williams

1st Place/1st Udder
Entry D

2nd Place

Entry E

3rd Place
Entry C

4th Place

Entry B

5th Place

Entry A

D places over E in mammary being higher and fuller into the escutcheon arch in the rear udder, and a stronger medial that is above the udder floor. In general appearance being stronger and straighter of foreleg when viewed from the front and more correctly proportioned and angulated in rump and rear
leg. 1st place udder

E places over C for her mammary system being longer and wider in the fore. Also in Dairy Character being longer of bone pattern, and greater spring of rib. In general appearance having more correct
breed characteristics.

C places over B in mammary being stronger in lateral attachment and extension of foreudder. In dairy character C is tighter in the shoulders and exhibits a more correct dairy wedge when viewed from above.

B places over A in mammary being more balanced between the halves; and in general appearance being more straight in the back, with wither higher than hips, and in front end assembly being deeper in the chest with elbows held more tightly against the body wall.

A is to be commended for her dairyness of form and long lean neck.

Judge: April Hitch

1st Place/1st Udder
Entry D

2nd Place

Entry A

3rd Place

Entry E

4th Place

Entry B

5th Place
Entry C

Final placement D-A-E-B-C

First place udder: D

Starting this class of Mini Nubian does with the D doe as she has the advantage over the second place doe in general appearance, she is more level over the topline, particularly over the chine and levelness in the rump. She also has the advantage in the mammary system with a longer, more extended fore udder and greater over all capacity.

A is placing over E for her advantage in the mammary system. She has a higher, wider rear udder, as well as excelling in capacity of the mammary system.

E is placing over B for her advantage in general appearance. She is more upstanding in the front end and excels in levelness over the topline, particularly from hips to her pins. E also has the advantage in body capacity. She is deeper in her rib.

B is going over C for her advantage, in turn, for dairy strength, having less excess fleshing, sharper in the withers. She has an advantage in the mammary system, having a higher rear udder, and a more correct medial suspensory and teat placement.

C should be commended for her smoothness of blending.

Entry A
Generation: 2
Freshened: 7/5/2021