Mini Lamancha Junior Does: Junior Kids
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry J Generation: 2
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Entry J places over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry J has the advantage for her width throughout, she is longer in bone and has smoother blending from the loin into her rump.
Rank: 2nd
Entry B Generation: 5
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Entry B has the advantage over Entry A in General Appearance for more width throughout, closer in her toe set and smoother blending throughout her topline.
Rank: 3rd
Entry A Generation: 2
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Entry A over Entry G in General Appearance for her longer more level topline with a more desirable slope to her rump, more extension to her brisket and longer and leaner in the neck.
Rank: 4th
Entry G Generation: 1
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Entry G over Entry F in General Appearance is stronger in the pasterns, wider throughout, and a little longer in bone.
Rank: 5th
Entry F Generation: 1
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Entry F over Entry I in General Appearance as she is wider in the chest floor, more angulation to the hock when viewed from the side and when viewed from the top she has a flatter more refined shoulder.
Rank: 6th
Entry I Generation: 3
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Entry I over Entry C in General Appearance being wider between the hocks, closer in her toe set, more level and uphill in her topline and wider in the rump.
Rank: 7th
Entry C Generation: 4
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Entry C places over Entry H in General Appearance for being wider and longer throughout, and has smoother blending of the neck into the withers.
Rank: 8th
Entry H Generation: 3
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Entry H places over Entry D in General Appearance for more width in the chest floor when viewed from the front, higher at the withers and deeper in the heart girth in Body Capacity.
Rank: 9th
Entry D Generation: 1
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Entry D over Entry E in General Appearance for her length of bone, more level in her topline and longer and leaner in the neck.
Rank: 10th
Entry E Generation: 2
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Entry E over Entry K in General Appearance for a more properly angulated hock when viewed from the side, more width in the chest floor and straighter and wider between the hocks when viewed from the back.
Rank: 11th
Entry K Generation: 4
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Entry K although standing last in this class is to be commended for her General Appearance having smooth blending of the shoulder into the chest wall when viewed from above, sharp at the withers and good extension to her brisket.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry A Generation: 2
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In this class of Junior Kids, Entry A will stand at the front of the line. She is placing ahead of Entry B for her strength in general appearance. She is more stylish and has a more correct topline with good height in the withers, levelness through the chine and loin, and a very correct rump angle. Entry A also shows a greater spring of rib.
Rank: 2nd
Entry B Generation: 5
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Entry B stands ahead of Entry D. She is deeper in the barrel, has more correct front feet, and is more level in the topline, specifically in the area of the loin.
Rank: 3rd
Entry D Generation: 1
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Entry D is standing ahead of Entry G for her strength in general appearance. D shows smoother blending, a more correct front end assembly, and a more level rump . D will grant to G a greater spring of rib.
Rank: 4th
Entry G Generation: 1
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Entry G and F are in close placement, but G stands ahead of F for having a longer body and for smoother blending of the neck into the withers and shoulders. G is wider between the hocks and shows a more correctly shaped escutcheon. G will grant to F more correctly shaped front feet.
Rank: 5th
Entry F Generation: 1
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Entry F stands in front of Entry I for her strength in body capacity. F is wider in the chest floor, deeper in the barrel and has greater spring of rib.
Rank: 6th
Entry I Generation: 3
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Entry I stands ahead of Entry J for her strength in general appearance. She is more balanced, and has a more level topline. She has greater width between the hocks and also has greater spring of rib.
Rank: 7th
Entry J Generation: 2
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Entry J stands ahead of Entry C. She has a slight advantage by having a more level topline with a more correct rump angle. J has straighter front legs, and when viewed from behind straighter rear legs with more width between the hocks, with the resulting better shaped escutcheon.
Rank: 8th
Entry C Generation: 4
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Entry C stands ahead of Entry H for her greater body capacity. She is deeper and wider in the barrel with greater spring of rib. She is also sharper in the withers. H will grant to C a more level topline that shows good height in the withers.
Rank: 9th
Entry H Generation: 3
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Entry H stands ahead of Entry K for her strength in general appearance. H is more stylish and exhibits more balance. She is more correct in her hocks and front feet. H will gran to K greater spring of rib.
Rank: 10th
Entry K Generation: 4
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Entry K stands in front of Entry E. In the side view K has more correct angulation of the rear legs and stronger pasterns. K has more depth in the heart girth and a greater spring of rib.
Rank: 11th
Entry E Generation: 2
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Entry E is to be commended for the width between the hocks and the very correctly shaped escutcheon.