Mini Lamancha Senior Milkers: 2 Under 3

Rank: 1st
Entry I Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/26/2024

In this class, one places over two for her advantages in general appearance, being more nearly level from hips to pins, as well as stronger over the back in the area of the chine. In the area of the mammary system , one will yield in overall capacity and shape to two, however she does have the advantage in more overall area of lateral attachment when viewed from the rear.

Rank: 2nd
Entry H Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/24/2024

(Best Udder) Two places over three for her advantages in mammary system. She shows us more overall capacity of mammary system and height to the escutcheon, while still maintaining greater balance and symmetry when viewed from the side. In the area of general appearance, she yields in levelness of rump from hips to pins, but has a strong advantage in feet and legs, with toes pointed more correctly forward and held tighter together.

Rank: 3rd
Entry G Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/03/2024

Three places over four in a close pairing for her advantage in both general appearance and mammary system in turn. In general appearance, three has the advantage in levelness of rum from hips to pins, as well as in the front end assembly with her elbows being held more tightly to the body wall. In mammary system, three shows us both more fullness to the rear udder, and more width to the rear udder when viewed from behind.

Rank: 4th
Entry F Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/20/2024

Four places over five for her advantages in general appearance, showing more strength over the back in the areas of the chine and loin, as well as being more upstanding at the withers than five. Four has an advantage as well in the mammary system with more width to the rear udder in her turn, and more overall support, both laterally and in the medial ligament.

Rank: 5th
Entry E Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/04/2024

Five places over six for her strengths in mammary system with more fullness and height to the rear udder, and excels in dairy strength with more height to the escutcheon, and a longer bone pattern throughout. Five will yield to six in feet and legs, but has advantages in general appearance, showing us more levelness from hips to pins in her turn.

Rank: 6th
Entry C Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/02/2024

Six places over seven for her strength in body capacity, with more depth of chest floor, and curvature of rib with depth to the rear barrel. Six does yield in dairy strength to seven in length of bone patters, but shows us advantages in the mammary system, with more fullness to the fore udder and extension of rear udder when viewed from the side.

Rank: 7th
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/14/2024

Seven places over eight for her advantage in mammary system, showing us more appropriate capacity to the mammary, with a more desirable teat size and shape as well. Seven also excels in dairy strength, with a longer bone pattern throughout, more refinement in the front end, and is more incurving in the thigh than eight.

Rank: 8th
Entry A Generation: 4
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 01/20/2024

Eight excels over nine in the areas of general appearance, being more upstanding at the withers than at the hips, with more strength and levelness over the topline. Seven will yield in teat size to eight, but eight excels in the mammary system with more width to the top of the rear udder,

Rank: 8th
Entry D Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/03/2024

Eight should be commended for her strengths in depth of rear barrel and width to the chest floor.

Rank: 1st
Entry G Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/03/2024

Two does (G and F) fairly similar in type and style to start of this 2-year-old class. Ultimately, I went with the doe who has the main advantage today in dairy strength. She exhibits a longer, more angular bone pattern throughout, being longer and leaner in her neck, and more incurving in her thigh when viewed from the side. She also has an advantage in general appearance being longer and more nearly level from hips to pins. She will yield a little bit of width in the rear udder to F.

Rank: 2nd
Entry F Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 03/20/2024

F is placing over H for the advantage in general appearance. She's a more naturally uphill doe being more smoothly blended in her front-end assembly and stronger in her back, particularly in the area of the chine. She in her turn also has an advantage in dairy strength being sharper at her withers and more incurving in her thigh.

Rank: 3rd
Entry H Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/24/2024

Different style doe here in third. She's smaller than the two does ahead of her yet still maintains a level of correctness to place her higher in the class today. She has an advantage over E in general appearance, primarily in her feet and legs. She's straighter in her foreleg both when viewed from the side and the front, as well as tighter in your front toes. She's also more appropriately angulated in her rear legs when viewed from the side with greater natural width in between her hocks. She does also have a slight advantage in the mammary system having greater extension in her fore udder and more uniform depth in her rear udder from her udder floor to her arch.

Rank: 4th
Entry E Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/04/2024

E is placing over B in her turn, for her advantage in the mammary system. She has greater balance and symmetry when viewed from the side exhibiting more rear udder behind the leg than B, as well as having greater overall area of capacity and being wider in her rear udder. She also has an advantage in body capacity being deeper in her barrel with greater spring of rib when viewed from the top.

Rank: 5th
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 02/14/2024

B is placing over A for her advantage in her mammary system. In her turn, she is more appropriately capacious in proportion to frame indicating greater milk production and has a stronger medial suspensory ligament that contributes to a more desirable shape. She also has an advantage in dairy strength being freer from coarseness and showing more evident milking ability with due regard for stage of lactation.

Rank: 6th
Entry A Generation: 4
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 01/20/2024

A is placing over I for her advantage in general appearance. She's more smoothly blend in her front-end assembly tying in smoother from the neck into withers and holding the point of shoulder more smoothly against the body. In her turn, she also has an advantage in dairy strength being longer and leaner in her neck and sharper at her withers.

Rank: 7th
Entry I Generation: 3
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 04/26/2024

I is placing over C for her advantage in general appearance. She is longer and more nearly level from hips to pins as well as being stronger in her back, particularity in the area of the loin. When viewed from behind she stands with more natural width in between her hocks and is more arched up into her escutcheon. She also has an advantage in the mammary system having a greater overall area of udder support both rear and lateral that allow her to hold the mammary system more securely to the body, as well as having greater width and capacity to her rear udder.

Rank: 8th
Entry C Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 06/02/2024

C is placing over D for her advantage in general appearance. She, in her turn, is stronger over her back, particularly in the area of the chine. As well as being more upstanding and smoothly blended in her front-end assembly. She also exhibits greater extension of brisket, stands on a shorter stronger pastern, and is straighter in her foreleg when viewed from the front.

Rank: 9th
Entry D Generation: 2
Freshening: 1
Date Freshened: 05/03/2024

We want to commend D for her depth of body, especially in her rear barrel but she does not exhibit the strength over her back or in her overall area of udder support to place higher in the class today.