I placed this class of AOM Senior Does Under 3 years as:

B-C-A-E-D-F

Entry B receives Best Udder in this class. When viewed from the rear her udder has a wider attachment at the top with a more globular shape and her teats have clear delineation from the udder and are more uniform in shape.

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Entry B places over Entry C in the Mammary System with an advantage of a wider fore udder and uniform delineated teats on the udder floor.  In Body Capacity she is deeper in heart girth and in General Appearance she has smoother blending of the loin into the rump.

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Entry C over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry C has more width in the chest floor, is longer in bone with a longer leaner neck.  In the Mammary System she has a more capacious udder that is fuller at the top of the udder.  

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Entry A over Entry E in the Mammary System she has a more capacious udder that is higher and wider in the escutcheon area and when viewed from the side equal thirds of the udder can be seen.  Entry A does grant to Entry E showing a clear dairy wedge when viewed from the top in Dairy Character.

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Entry E over Entry D in the Mammary System has the advantage showing equal halves of the udder.  In General Appearance she has more width in the chest floor with straighter fore legs and smooth blending of her shoulder into the chest wall.

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Entry D over Entry F in the Mammary System has the advantage since she has freshened and has good extension and capacity to the fore udder with downward pointing teats.  In Body Capacity she shows an increase in depth from heart girth to flank and in Dairy Character good length of bone. 

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Entry F although standing last in this class is to be commended for her General Appearance.  She has good width between the fore legs and hocks, good angulation of rear legs when viewed from the side and when viewed from the top she has a flat refined shoulder giving a good dairy wedge in Dairy Character.