The Mini Lamancha Grand Champion Senior Doe is Entry H from the 3 year old class.  Entry H has the advantage in her Mammary System for having a more balanced udder halves and uniformity in the top and base of the udder, good teat width at the base of the udder with a good medial suspensory ligament and lateral attachments.  In General Appearance she has good angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side and top, good width in the chest floor, long in bone and sharp in the withers.  Her smooth blending of the shoulder into the chest wall gives her a clear dairy wedge in Dairy Character.

 

 

The Mini Lamancha Reserve Grand Champion Senior Doe is Entry A from the 5 year old milking class.  This is a very lovely doe who has kept her great Dairy Character for 9 years.  She shows clear dairy wedges from all sides, has sharp withers and a long lean neck.  In General Appearance she is wide in the chest floor and between the hocks, good extension to her brisket and level in her topline.  In the Mammary System she has balance in the udder halves, a strong medial suspensory ligament, and teats that have good diameter and length.

The Mini Lamancha Best Udder of Breed goes to the Three year old milker.  There was strong competition between the Mini Lamancha Milkers, however, Entry H received this award for showing more balance in the udder halves,  good extension to the lateral attachments,  a strong medial suspensory ligament, and good extension and fullness to the fore udder.