Mini Lamancha Junior Does: Junior Kids
Sarah Correl
Rank: 1st
Entry L Generation: 1
L places over J for her advantage in general appearance. She is stronger in the area of the chine and more nearly level from her hips to her pins. She also has the advantage in dairy strength, being freer from courseness in her front end assembly. She will grant some smoothness of blending at the point of elbow to J.
Rank: 2nd
Entry J Generation: 2
J places over F for her advantage primarily in dairy strength. She is longer and leaner in her neck and sharper over her withers. She also blends more smoothly from her neck into her withers.
Rank: 3rd
Entry F Generation: 2
F places over M for her advantage in general appearance. She is a more naturally upstanding doe who stands straighter on her rear legs with more width between her hocks.
Rank: 4th
Entry M Generation: 2
M places over I for her advantage in dairy character. She is longer in her bone pattern, longer and leaner in her neck, more prominent about her withers. She also has the advantage in general appearance, being wider in the area of the escutcheon and having more extension to brisket.
Rank: 5th
Entry I Generation: 3
I places over E for her advantage in general appearance. She is more nearly level across her topline, being stronger in the area of the chine, and is wider from thurl to thurl. She also excels in body capacity, being wider in her chest and having more spring of rib.
Rank: 6th
Entry E
E places over K for her advantage in general appearance. She is longer and wider in her rump and wider in her escutcheon. She also has the advantage in dairy character, being longer in her bone pattern and more prominent about her withers.
Rank: 7th
Entry K Generation: 3
K places over D for her advantage in general appearance. She is more correctly angulated through her stifle joint and stands straighter on her rear legs. She is also straighter in her foreleg when viewed from the front.
Rank: 8th
Entry D
D places over B for her advantage in general appearance. She is stronger on her pasterns and wider through her rump structure. She is also more naturally upstanding and blends more smoothly from neck into withers. She will grant openness in the area of the escutcheon to B.
Rank: 9th
Entry B Generation: 2
B places over N for her advantage in dairy strength as she has more strength and substance of bone. B also has the advantage in body capacity, being deeper throughout, and in general appearance, being fuller at the point of elbow.
Rank: 10th
Entry N Generation: 3
N places over A for her advantage in general appearance, particularly in the shortness and strength of pastern. She also tracks straighter on her rear legs and is sharper and more angular throughout. This combination of relative strength of feet and legs and sharpness and angularity places her over the remainder of the class.
Rank: 11th
Entry A Generation: 4
Rank: 12th
Entry C Generation: 3
Rank: 13th
Entry G Generation: 4
Rank: 14th
Entry H Generation: 3
Morgan Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry F Generation: 2
At the top of this class, F is placing over L for her advantage in general appearance. In front end assembly, F is tighter at the point of elbow and straighter in the fore leg. Over the topline F is longer and wider in the loin and she also has more width between the hock than L. In body capacity, F is more widely sprung in her fore ribs, and is deeper in her chest floor.
Rank: 2nd
Entry L Generation: 1
L is placing over J for her advantage in general appearance. In her topline, L is more level across the chine and in the rump, she is more level from hips to pins. L also has an advantage in dairy strength being sharper over the withers and is deeper into the flank.
Rank: 3rd
Entry J Generation: 2
J is placing over E for her advantage in general appearance. In the back, in her turn, J is longer and more level over the loin and more level from hips to pins than E. In dairy strength, J has more length neck and has a longer bone pattern throughout than E.
Rank: 4th
Entry E
E is placing over N for her advantage in body capacity. E has more depth of heart and depth and spring of barrel than N. Furthermore, E has an advantage in general appearance having more width of loin and more width over the rump both from thurl to thurl and between the pins.
Rank: 5th
Entry N Generation: 3
N is placing over M for her advantage in Dairy Strength. N is longer and leaner in the neck and cleaner in the brisket, sharper at the withers and more incurving in the thigh. In general appearance, N is more upstanding at the point of withers and has a tighter junction of the shoulder blades at the withers than M
Rank: 6th
Entry M Generation: 2
M is placing over I, although two very similar style does, M has the advantage in boday capacity, having more increasing depth of barrel back into the flank and has more extension of brisket In general appearance, in front end assembly, she is deeper in the chest floor and tighter at the point of elbow
Rank: 7th
Entry I Generation: 3
I is placing over D, in her turn for her advantage in body capacity. I is deeper and wider in the chest floor and has more spring of rib when viewed from the rear. I also has an advantage in general appearance, blending more smoothly from neck into withers, and in feet and legs, has more width between the hocks and more desired angulation of hock than D.
Rank: 8th
Entry D
D is placing over C for her advantage in general appearance. In her rump, D is longer from hips to pins and more level from thurl to thurl than C. D also blends more smoothly from neck to shoulder and is fuller in the crops than C. In body capacity, D is showing us more depth and strength of brisket than C.
Rank: 9th
Entry C Generation: 3
C is placing over F for her advantage in body capacity. C is deeper in the heart girth and has more depth of rear barrel and more spring of rib when viewed from the rear. In dairy strength, C is showing us a more wedge shape body as viewed from the side and more angulation of rib than F.
Rank: 10th
Entry G Generation: 4
G is placing over K for her advantage in general appearance. G is more upstanding at the point of withers and is more nearly level from hips to pins than K. In addition, in dairy strength, G is sharper at the withers and more incurving in the thigh than K.
Rank: 11th
Entry K Generation: 3
K is placing over A for her advantage in general appearance. In feet and legs, she has shorter stronger pasterns than A as well as having a more desirable angulation to her hock when viewed from the side and more width between the hock when viewed from the rear. In body capacity, K is showing us more width and strength to that chest floor and is fuller in the crops than A.
Rank: 12th
Entry A Generation: 4
A is placing over H in dairy strength. A is longer in the neck, sharper over the withers and is more incurving in the thigh. In body capacity, A has more depth of heart and more depth of rear barrel as well as more length of barrel than H.
Rank: 13th
Entry H Generation: 3
H is placing over B for her advantage in body capacity. H has more width of chest floor and has more spring of rib when viewed from the rear. In general appearance, In her front end, H is also more upstanding at the point of withers and in feet and legs, H has more width between the hock than B.
Rank: 14th
Entry B Generation: 2
B should be commended for the correctness of her front-end assembly with the extension of brisket and straightness of fore legs.
Mini Lamancha Junior Does: Junior Kids
Entry A
Date of Birth: 04/07/2023
Generation: 4
Entry B
Date of Birth: 04/24/2023
Generation: 2
Entry C
Date of Birth: 05/24/2023
Generation: 3
Entry D
Date of Birth: 05/03/2023
Entry E
Date of Birth: 05/03/2023
Entry F
Date of Birth: 04/06/2023
Generation: 2
Entry G
Date of Birth: 05/01/2023
Generation: 4
Entry H
Date of Birth: 04/24/2023
Generation: 3
Entry I
Date of Birth: 04/25/2023
Generation: 3
Entry J
Date of Birth: 05/24/2023
Generation: 2
Entry K
Date of Birth: 05/07/2023
Generation: 3
Entry L
Date of Birth: 04/07/2023
Generation: 1
Entry M
Date of Birth: 04/12/2023
Generation: 2
Entry N
Date of Birth: 04/24/2023
Generation: 3
