Mini Lamancha Senior Milkers: 4 Under 5
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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Entry B receives Best Udder in this class due to her advantage of having a more capacious udder especially in the fore udder and an udder that is well balanced when viewed from the back and side. Entry B over Entry A in General Appearance having strong straight legs with good width, smoother blending through the topline with a more desirable slope to the rump and in Dairy Character shows clearer dairy wedges from the side and top. In the Mammary System she has a more capacious udder especially in the fore udder and her udder is more balanced when viewed from the side and back.
Rank: 2nd
Entry A Generation: 4
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 08/03/2022
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Entry A although standing last in this class is to be commended for her extension of brisket, and height at the withers for General Appearance and in the Mammary System for having a good medical suspensory ligament with downward pointing teats.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry B Generation: 2
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 05/14/2022
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Entry B stands at the front of the line due to her width, depth, and mammary system. She is wider in the chest floor, deeper in the heart girth with increasing depth back into the flank. She also has greater spring of rib. Her udder is more capacious than the udder of the second place doe and the top of the rear udder has more width and a more correct shape. She will be our Best Udder.
Rank: 2nd
Entry A Generation: 4
Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 08/03/2022
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Entry A is to be commended for her properly shaped udder, with even halves, well-placed teats and smoothly attached fore udder.