The AOM Junior Doe Grand Champion is the Mini Oberhasli Entry G from the Yearling class.  In her Maturity she is longer in bone especially from hips to pins, more level throughout her topline,  good height in her escutcheon area, and when viewed from the top she has smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall giving a nice dairy wedge in Dairy Character.

 

 

The AOM Junior Doe Reserve Grand Champion is the Mini Alpine Entry A from the Yearling class.  In Dairy Character she shows clear dairy wedges from the top, rear and the side.  In General Appearance she has good width between the hocks, sharp in the withers, smooth blending of the loin into the rump and a flat refined shoulder.