AOM Senior Does 4 and under 5
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry A Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/28/2022
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Entry A receives Best Udder in this class as her udder is more balanced and symmetric with more ideal shape to teat in comparison to udder size. Entry A over Entry B in General Appearance for having a smoother blending of the topline especially in the loin, sharper at the withers, and wider in the chest floor. In the Mammary System her udder is more balanced and symmetric with more ideal shape to teat in comparison to udder size.
Rank: 2nd
Entry B Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/12/2022
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Entry B over Entry C in the Mammary System for having a more capacious udder with a higher attachment, more extension to the lateral attachments and more uniform from the top and base of udder.
Rank: 3rd
Entry C Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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Entry C although standing last in this class is to be commended for her straight fore legs, length of bone and long lean neck.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry A Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/28/2022
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Entry A easily stands at the head of this class of four-year-old milkers. The side view photo reveals a beautiful doe with good overall conformation and smooth blending. The height in the withers along with a level topline through the chine plus the correct feet and legs as well as the increasing depth from front to rear show a doe with excellent conformation. This is topped off with a well-balanced udder with properly placed teats and acceptable extension of the fore udder. This will be the first place udder but this doe will have to grant greater capacity to the doe standing next in line.
Rank: 2nd
Entry B Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/12/2022
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Our second place doe shows a beautiful rear udder with good height, width, and well-balanced halves with properly placed teats. She will grant better feet and legs to the doe standing in third.
Rank: 3rd
Entry C Generation: 1
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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This doe is to be commended for her correct pasterns, front end assembly, and the strong medial suspensory ligament that allows her to have even halves with properly placed teats.