Mini Lamancha Senior Milkers: 3 Under 4
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry E Generation: 2
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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Best Udder in this Class goes to Entry E as she has a capacious globular udder showing a strong medial suspensory ligament along with lateral attachments, more extension to the fore udder and has downward pointing teats. Entry E over Entry D in General Appearance for greater length of bone, smoother blending of of her longer neck into the withers and a closer toe set. Both of these does have nice udders however Entry E carries the floor of the udder higher above the hocks, more extension to the fore udder and more clearly seen lateral attachments.
Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 3
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 05/28/2022
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Entry D places over Entry A in General Appearance she is wider throughout, in Dairy Character she has clearer dairy wedges from above and from the side and in the Mammary System she has a more uniform udder from the top to the base with more downward pointing teats.
Rank: 3rd
Entry A Generation: 1
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 04/26/2022
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Entry A places over Entry B in the Mammary System having a more capacious udder with equal thirds of the udder seen from the side. In General Appearance she has more extension to the brisket, leaner in the neck and smoother blending through the topline.
Rank: 4th
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 04/16/2022
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Entry B places over Entry C in the Mammary System having a developed udder with a good medial suspensory ligament. In Dairy Character she has a clearer dairy wedge from above and in General Appearance has a more desirable slope to the rump.
Rank: 5th
Entry C Generation: 4
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Entry C although not in milk at this time is to be commended for her good width throughout, extension to the brisket and strong in the pasterns.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry D Generation: 3
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 05/28/2022
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Entry D stands at the front of the line of the three-year-olds. Her strength is in body capacity and mammary system. She is wider and deeper than the doe standing in second place. She also has a more capacious udder with stronger medial suspensory ligament, so she will earn Best Udder. Entry D will grant more proper conditioning to the doe standing in second.
Rank: 2nd
Entry E Generation: 2
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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Entry E is our second place doe. She stands ahead of Entry A by being wider in the chest floor with that width carrying through all the way to the escutcheon. E also has more width near the top of the rear udder. I would like to see more angulation in the rear legs of this doe.
Rank: 3rd
Entry A Generation: 1
Freshening: 2
Date Freshened: 04/26/2022
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Entry A excels Entry B in general appearance. She is more level in the topline and has a more correct front end assembly with her front legs falling directly beneath her withers. Entry A also has a more capacious udder. I would like to see more correct angulation in the hind legs.
Rank: 4th
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 04/16/2022
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Entry B stands ahead of Entry C because she is lactating and C is a dry doe. The photos of Entry B make it difficult to assess this doe. The side, rear, and front photos should be taken with the camera positioned at a level even with the middle of the doe.
Rank: 5th
Entry C Generation: 4
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Entry C, by being a dry doe, cannot easily compete with does in milk since the mammary represents 30% of the scorecard. This means that the mammary system carries a lot of weight when looking at milking does. Entry C shows good width and depth, with plenty of room in the escutcheon for a capacious udder.