Mini Lamancha Senior Milkers: 5 and Over
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry C Generation: 1
Freshening: 4
Date Freshened: 03/31/2022
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Entry C receives Best Udder in this class for having a more globular udder with a wider rear udder attachment and teats that are more properly placed on the udder floor. Entry C places over Entry D in General Appearance for standing on straighter stronger legs with a closer toe set and has a longer leaner neck. In the Mammary System she has a more globular udder with a wider rear udder attachment.
Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 1
Freshening: 5
Date Freshened: 04/09/2022
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Entry D places over Entry B in the Mammary System she has a more capacious udder especially in the fore udder, a stronger medial suspensory ligament and teats of a more proper length and diameter. In General Appearance she is longer in bone and sharper at the withers.
Rank: 3rd
Entry B Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/23/2022
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Entry B places over Entry A in General Appearance she is more level through her topline, in Dairy Character she has a clearer dairy wedge when viewed from the top and in the Mammary System she has a more globular udder with teats that point downward.
Rank: 4th
Entry A Generation: 1
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Entry A although standing last in the class is to be commended for her General Appearance with good angulation of the rear legs, good extension to the brisket, and good width in the chest floor.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry C Generation: 1
Freshening: 4
Date Freshened: 03/31/2022
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Entry C stands at the front of the line due to her strength in general appearance and body capacity . She stands on stronger feet and legs than Entry D, has a stronger topline, and has a greater spring of rib. Entry C's udder is more correctly shaped with a greater area of attachment in the rear. C will be our Best Udder.
Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 1
Freshening: 5
Date Freshened: 04/09/2022
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Entry D stands ahead of Entry B for having a deeper barrel and an udder that is more capacious with a stronger medial suspensory ligament. (Entry D would better show her conformation if set up with hocks under the pin bones and the photo taken at a right angle to the axis of the body.)
Rank: 3rd
Entry B Freshening: 3
Date Freshened: 02/23/2022
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Entry B places ahead of Entry A since she is in milk. Though the udder is small, it has even halves and the teats are properly placed. Entry B also shows smoother blending. I would like to see stronger pasterns and more correctly angulated rear legs.
Rank: 4th
Entry A Generation: 1
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Entry A is a dry doe and cannot easily compete with lactating does. She is to be commended for her width and depth. The area between her hocks is spacious enough to accommodate a capacious udder.