Mini Lamancha Senior Milkers: 2 Under 3
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry E Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/20/2022
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Entry E places over Entry G in the Mammary System for more clearly seen thirds of the udder from the side, more capacious and has more extension and fullness in the fore udder. In General Appearance she has better angulation to the rear legs when viewed from the side, and when viewed from the top she has a flatter more refined shoulder giving her a clearer dairy wedge in Dairy Character as well as from the side.
Rank: 2nd
Entry G Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/19/2022
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Entry G places over Entry H in Body Capacity she is longer in the body from withers to hips, and wider in the chest floor. In General Appearance she has a more desirable slope to the rump. In the Mammary System she has a more capacious udder and teats that are wider in diameter at the base of the udder.
Rank: 3rd
Entry H Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/20/2022
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Entry H places over Entry I in the Mammary System having a stronger medical suspensory ligament and teats more properly placed on the udder floor pointing downward. In General Appearance she has more angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side and higher in the withers.
Rank: 4th
Entry I Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/12/2022
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Entry I places over Entry A in General Appearance, when viewed from the back she is straighter and wider between the hocks, from the front wider and straighter in the fore legs and she has smoother blending through her topline especially in the chine. In the Mammary System when viewed from the back she has a higher and wider rear under attachment giving more uniformity to the udder from the top to the base of the udder.
Rank: 5th
Entry A Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/19/2022
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Entry A places over Entry B in the Mammary System showing more overall area of udder attachment, more downward pointing teats and a more distinct medial suspensory ligament. In General Appearance she is wider throughout and has greater depth to the barrel in Body Capacity
Rank: 6th
Entry B Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/10/2022
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Entry B places over Entry F in General Appearance for standing on stronger pasterns and presenting with straighter rear and fore legs when viewed from the front and back and smoother blending through the topline with a long lean neck. In the Mammary System she has smooth blending of the fore udder into the abdominal wall.
Rank: 7th
Entry F Generation: 1
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/09/2022
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Entry F places over Entry D in the Mammary System. Entry F has a developed udder that has good uniformity from the top to the base when viewed from the rear and good diameter to the teats at the base of the udder. In General Appearance Entry F has good length of bone and when viewed from the top shows smooth blending of the shoulder into the chest wall giving her a clear dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Rank: 8th
Entry D Generation: 4
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Entry D places over Entry C in General Appearance. Entry D is straighter between the hocks, her fore legs are presented straight with closer toes pointing more forward and she has more width in the rump.
Rank: 9th
Entry C Generation: 3
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Entry C although standing last in this class is to be commended for her angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side and smooth blending of the shoulder into the chest wall.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry E Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/20/2022
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Entry E stands at the head of the line, showing strength in general appearance, body capacity and in the mammary system. Her udder shows balance, is capacious as well as being high and wide. E will be our Best Udder. Entry E stands ahead of the second place doe in demonstrating better dairy wedges, with a very noticeable deep and wide barrel. She also excels the second place doe by having more spring of rib and is sharper in the withers. (Note: photos of this doe, especially the one of the rear udder, would have been better if taken on a cloudy day.)
Rank: 2nd
Entry I Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/12/2022
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Entries I, G, and H are very close placements. Entry I places over Entry G showing a little more strength in general appearance and dairy character. I shows smoother blending in the front end assembly. She is wider in the chest floor and that width carries all the way through to the escutcheon. Entry I also has more width in the rear udder but will yield to Entry G more correct teat placement.
Rank: 3rd
Entry G Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/19/2022
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Entry G places ahead of Entry H for her strength in general appearance. G is more stylish with more correct and better blending of the front end assembly. She is longer, wider in the chest floor, and a bit more level in the topline, especially in the area of the hips. G will grand to H more correct teat placement.
Rank: 4th
Entry H Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/20/2022
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Entry H stands in front of Entry B for her strength in body capacity and mammary system. H is deeper in the chest floor and barrel. She has a higher and wider attachment of the rear udder and more properly placed teats.
Rank: 5th
Entry B Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/10/2022
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Entry B places ahead of Entry A with more strength in general appearance, with the more level topline, especially in the hips and rump. B is sharper in the withers and has a greater spring of ribs. B will grant to A a more correct front end assembly.
Rank: 6th
Entry A Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/19/2022
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Entry A is standing in sixth place ahead of Entry F. She is stronger in the topline and stands on more structurally correct feet and legs, especially in front and back pasterns. A will grant to F a higher udder and greater spring of ribs.
Rank: 7th
Entry F Generation: 1
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/09/2022
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Entry F stands ahead of Entry D because she has a functioning mammary system that is high and structurally sound whereas D appears to be dry. Since the mammary system accounts for 30% on the MDGA Score Card, it is quite difficult for a dry doe to compete with a lactating doe.
Rank: 8th
Entry D Generation: 4
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Entry D stands ahead of Entry C with her strength in dairy character. She shows better angularity, with more sharpness in the withers, as well as a wider and deeper barrel.
Rank: 9th
Entry C Generation: 3
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Entry C, as a dry doe, cannot easily compete with does of the same age and breed that are also lactating. Once this doe kids, and hopefully produces a nice udder, she may do well in competition.