Mini Lamancha Junior Does: Senior Kids

Kelcie Wolboldt

Rank: 1st
Entry D Generation: 3

1 placing over 2 for her advantage in dairy strength being longer and cleaner in her neck and having greater length of bone. She also has an advantage in general appearance being more correct in her front end having more extension of brisket and more depth in her chest. She is sharper in her shoulders and has more length and width from hips to pins and thurl to thurl.

Rank: 2nd
Entry A

2 over 3 for her advantage in general appearance being more level across her loin with a little more natural levelness from hips to pins. She also has the advantage in dairy strength being more smoothly blended in her withers and greater angulation throughout.

Rank: 3rd
Entry A Generation: -1

3 over 4 for her advantage in body capacity having more length in her barrel and greater width between her hocks. She also has the advantage in general appearance having greater strength in feet and legs being straighter in her hocks when viewed from behind.

Rank: 4th
Entry C Generation: 4

I do want to commend this doe for her depth in her barrel.

Madeline Evans

Rank: 1st
Entry D Generation: 3

1 over 2 for dairy strength; she is longer and more angular throughout, and is cleaner in the flank and more out-curving in the thigh. She also has an advantage in general appearance, being longer and more nearly level across the back and rump.

Rank: 2nd
Entry A

2 over 3 for body capacity; she is wider in the chest and fuller at the point of elbow. She is also cleaner about the knee and more upright on her rear pasterns.

Rank: 3rd
Entry A Generation: -1

3 over 4 for body capacity; she is deeper and fuller at the point of elbow. About the front end assembly, she stands with a point of elbow that rests more smoothly and tightly against the chest floor.

Rank: 4th
Entry C Generation: 4

She should be commended for her sharpness at the withers.