Junior Does: Dry Yearling | MDGA V-Show Spring22

Mini Lamancha Junior Does

Does under 2

Judge: Lavinia Allen

1st Place

Entry G

2nd Place
Entry C

3rd Place
Entry K

4th Place
Entry N

5th Place
Entry D

6th Place
Entry B

7th Place
Entry A

8th Place
Entry H

9th place
Entry E

10th Place
Entry M

11th Place
Entry F

12th Place
Entry L

13th Place
Entry I

14th Place
Entry J

I placed this class of does under two years of age as: G-C-K-N-D-B-A-H-E-M-F-L-I-J

Entry G places over Entry C in General Appearance. Entry G is wider between the fore legs and from behind is wider between the pin bones and straighter in the legs, she is longer in bone and has a more desirable slope to her rump.

Entry C over Entry K in General Appearance. Entry C is stronger in the fore leg, more angulation to the rear legs and when viewed from above has smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall.

Entry K over Entry N in General Appearance. Entry K is wider throughout, longer and more level in her topline with a more desirable slope to her rump and in Body Capacity is deeper in the heart girth and barrel.

Entry N over Entry D in General Appearance. Entry N has more width between the fore legs with a closer toe set, more width and curvature to her inner thigh, and has more extension to her brisket.

Entry D over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry D is more level in her topline, smoother blending of her longer lean neck into the withers and a more desirable slope to her rump.

Entry B over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry B has the advantage being longer in bone especially in the loin, she is a little higher and rounder in the escutcheon area and in Body Capacity deeper in the heart girth.

Entry A over Entry H in General Appearance. Entry A is standing on straighter fore legs with a closer toe set, straighter with more width between the hocks, and is longer in her topline around the chine.

Entry H over Entry E in General Appearance. Entry H has more width between the fore legs, more level in her topline and has smoother blending of the loin into the rump.

Entry E over Entry M in General Appearance. Entry E is a little straighter between the hocks, sharper in the withers and when viewed from above has smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall.

Entry M over Entry F in General Appearance. Entry M has the advantage for her great width throughout, she is longer in bone especially in the chine with smoother blending of the loin into the rump and has more extension to her brisket.

Judge: Lorelei Hallock

1st Place

Entry G

2nd Place
Entry K

3rd Place
Entry M

4th Place
Entry C

5th Place
Entry N

6th Place
Entry D

7th Place
Entry J

8th Place
Entry F

9th Place
Entry H

10th Place
Entry I

11th place
Entry E

12th Place
Entry L

13th Place
Entry A

14th Place
Entry B

Placing: G, K, M, C, N, D, J, F, H, I, E, L, A, B

G Quite easily takes this class for her dairy strength as well as general appearance. She is longer and more angular than any dough in this class. She has the advantage in the front end assembly being wider into the chest floor the, most correct set to shoulder and leg under the withers. She has the strongest top line with a smother more uphill back and the most level rump.

K is placing over M For her advantage and general appearance when viewed from the front she slightly straighter about the knee. On her top line she is also fuller in the crops and stronger in the chine. She has more levelness from hips to pins.

M Over C for the advantage that she has in general appearance for the front end assembly a more correct set of the front leg under the withers. Showing more tightness at the junction of the elbow. She also has the advantage in body capacity with a more wedge shape to her body and deep barrel.

C over N For the smoothness of blending from the neck into the withers hers and the levelness from hips to pins.

N Is showing a little more width to the chest floor than D. When viewed from the side showing more sharpness at the point of shoulder an extension of the brisket. N Has more tightness in the toe for feet and legs.

D over J for her turn in general appearance feet and legs, she is wider between the hocks, show more cleanliness about the knee and straightness in the cannon bone when viewed from the front.

J over F For her body capacity she's deeper and wider throughout. She also has more general appearance in her rump being longer and more nearly level from hips to pins

F and H are similar does, but F has the advantage today feet and legs when viewed from the rear is showing more width between the hocks and more height to the escutcheon.

H over I for General appearance more length and levelness to the chine and loin.

I over E showing more extension of brisket in the front assembly and more angular into the stifle.

E is placing over L for body capacity showing more spring of rib and depth of rear barrel.

L Showing more dairy strength than a. She has a more angular bone pattern as well as substance to her bone while still being feminine.

A over B for the advantage in general appearance in her back and rump. She is fuller in the crops and more nearly level from hips to pins.

B Is to be commended for the tightness she shows at the point of elbow as well as the arch to her rear flank.

Entry A
Generation: 3
DOB: 2/15/2021