Mini Nubian Junior Does: Intermediate Kids

Kelcie Wolboldt

Rank: 1st
Entry C Generation: 1

1 over 2 for her advantage in general appearance having more length from hips to pins and more width in her hips and from thurl to thurl. She is stronger in her rear pasterns being just a little bit short in the pasterns. She also has an advantage in dairy strength being just a little smoothly blended throughout.

Rank: 2nd
Entry B Generation: 3

2 over 3 for her advantage in general appearance having more strength in her feet and legs being straighter in the hocks when viewed from behind. She is sharper in the shoulders with a more prominent dorsal processing. She also has the advantage in dairy strength being longer in the neck and having a more incurving thigh.

Rank: 3rd
Entry G Generation: 3

3 over 4 for her strength in body capacity having greater spring of rib and more width and depth in her rear barrel. She has more width in her chest floor and more depth in her heart girth. She also has the advantage in general appearance having more width between her hocks and more natural levelness across her topline.

Rank: 4th
Entry F Generation: 5

4 over 5 for her advantage in dairy strength being longer in her bone pattern and with more length in her neck. She also has the advantage in general appearance having more correctness in her front end assembly with more extension in her brisket and more length from hips to pins.

Rank: 5th
Entry D Generation: 1

5 over 6 for her strength in general appearance being more level across the topline and having more angulation in her rear leg set. She also has the advantage in body capacity that is appropriate for her size with her depth in her rear barrel and spring of rib.

Rank: 6th
Entry H Generation: 4

6 over 7 for her advantage in general appearance having more angulation in her rear leg set and more natural levelness across her rump from hips to pins. She also has the advantage in dairy strength having greater length of bone pattern and cleaner in her neck.

Rank: 7th
Entry A Generation: 2

7 over 8 for her advantage in general appearance being more correct in her feet and legs with more width between the hocks and she is fuller in the crops. She also has the advantage in body capacity having greater spring of rib and depth in her barrel.

Rank: 8th
Entry E Generation: 1

I want to commend this doe for her length of bone pattern.

Madeline Evans

Rank: 1st
Entry G Generation: 3

1 over 2 for body capacity; she is wider in the chest and deeper at the point of elbow. She also has an advantage in general appearance, standing on a stronger set of pasterns over the doe in 2.

Rank: 2nd
Entry C Generation: 1

2 over 3 for body capacity; she is wider in the chest and fuller in the crop. She also has an advantage in general appearance about the rump, being wider and more level from thurl to thurl.

Rank: 3rd
Entry B Generation: 3

3 over 4 for general appearance about the feet and legs. She appears to trek more correctly forward about both the fore and rear legs. In terms of dairy strength, her thigh is more highly arched and out-curving into the escucheon.

Rank: 4th
Entry F Generation: 5

4 over 5 for general appearance about the back and rump; she is longer and more nearly level across the topline and more level from thurl to thurl. In terms of feet and legs, she is more correctly angulated about the stifle.

Rank: 5th
Entry H Generation: 4

5 over 6 for body capacity; she appears to be wider in the chest and stands with more width between the hocks.

Rank: 6th
Entry D Generation: 1

6 over 7 for general appearance about the feet and legs; she treks more correctly forward about the fore and rear leg and is more correctly angulated from hock to pastern. She also has an advantage in dairy strength.

Rank: 7th
Entry E Generation: 1

She should be commended for her width from thurl to thurl.

Rank: 8th
Entry A Generation: 2