Judge:
Regina Tervo
1st place Entry B
2nd place Entry F
3rd place Entry E
4th place Entry D
5th place Entry C
6th place Entry A
B,F,E,D,C,A
Entry B is my top pick of
this class for the Mammary System for her rear udder is
high & wide arch-shaped escutcheon, and in General
Appearance she is showing a longer length from hip to
pine bone in the rump and flatness through thurl to
thurl
B does give to F in the
side view 1/3 in front 1/3 behind leg in the side view,
F is over E in Mammary System in balance and
capacity
E is over D in Mammary System in a more
capacious udder and more fore udder showing but she
gives to E in General Appearance strength in structure,
D is over C in Mammary System more higher in rear udder,
wider and arch-shaped escutcheon, 1/3 in front 1/13
behind leg side view,
A is commended in General
Appearance on long lean neck and in Mammary System a
strong medial suspensory ligament and plump teats
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Judge: Timothy Bell 1st place
Entry B
2nd place Entry F
3rd place Entry D
4th place Entry C
5th place Entry E
6th place Entry A
This class of 2 year old milkers
will be placing B, F, D, C, E, A
B over F in the area of general
appearance standing more uphill with greater strength in
the area of the chine. Also in the area of dairy
character with more clearly seen dairy wedges from the
side and rear.
F over D in the area of body
capacity with greater width of chest floor, and in
mammary system with greater extension and smoothness of
blending in the foreudder.
D over C in the area of general
appearance with more forward pointing toes, and in
mammary system with stronger lateral attachments.
C over E in the area of general
appearance blending more smoothly from the neck into the
withers and chest. Also in the area of body capacity
with greater width of chest floor and depth of heart
girth.
E over A in the area of mammary
system with greater strength of lateral attachments, as
well as extension of foreudder. Also in the area of
dairy character being a more angular doe throughout.
A is to be commended for her length
and levelness across the topline.
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