Mini Nubian Junior Does: Senior Yearling Kids
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry L Generation: 6
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Entry L places over Entry H in General Appearance. Two beautiful doelings however, Entry L is longer and wider throughout, she has more extension to her brisket, and when viewed from above she has a flatter more refined shoulder giving her a clear dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Rank: 2nd
Entry H Generation: 3
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Entry H over Entry O in General Appearance. Entry H is wider between the stronger fore legs, smoother blending from the loin into the rump in her topline, and deeper in the heart girth in Body Capacity.
Rank: 3rd
Entry O Generation: 5
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Entry O over Entry P in General Appearance. When viewed from above Entry O is a little wider throughout especially in her rump, more open in her escutcheon, and is longer in bone.
Rank: 4th
Entry P Generation: 5
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Entry P over Entry D in General Appearance. Entry P is wider throughout especially in the chest floor and rump, has a closer toe set, and when viewed from the top she has smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall. Entry P does grant to Entry D a longer leaner neck.
Rank: 5th
Entry D Generation: 4
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Entry D over Entry C in General Appearance. Entry D is wider between the hocks and higher in the escutcheon area, smoother blending of the neck into the higher withers and is deeper in the barrel in Body Capacity.
Rank: 6th
Entry C Generation: 6
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Entry C over Entry T in General Appearance. Entry C is wider throughout and when viewed from above has smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall giving a clearer dairy wedge in Dairy Character. She is deeper in the heart girth and barrel in Body Capacity.
Rank: 7th
Entry T Generation: 5
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Entry T over Entry S in General Appearance. Entry T is wider between the fore legs, wider in the rump and has a more desirable slope to the rump. In Body Capacity she is deeper in the heart girth and barrel.
Rank: 8th
Entry S Generation: 5
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Entry S over Entry Q in General Appearance. Entry S is straighter and wider between the hocks, has an impressive high wide escutcheon area and is more level through her topline.
Rank: 9th
Entry Q Generation: 6
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Entry Q over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry Q is higher and more rounded in the escutcheon area, wider between the fore legs and in Body Capacity is deeper in the heart girth and barrel.
Rank: 10th
Entry A Generation: 6
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Entry A over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry A is wider and longer in bone throughout, closer in the toe set and has more extension to the brisket.
Rank: 11th
Entry B Generation: 6
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11th Place
Rank: 12th
Entry M Generation: 6
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12th Place
Rank: 13th
Entry U Generation: 4
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13th Place
Rank: 14th
Entry I Generation: 6
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14th Place
Rank: 15th
Entry E Generation: 3
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15th Place
Rank: 16th
Entry J Generation: 7
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16th Place
Rank: 17th
Entry R Generation: 5
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17th Place
Rank: 18th
Entry G Generation: 4
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18th Place
Rank: 19th
Entry N Generation: 6
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19th Place
Rank: 20th
Entry K Generation: 6
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20th Place
Rank: 21st
Entry F Generation: 7
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21st Place
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry P Generation: 5
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Entries P and O are close, but P will stand at the head of this large class of Senior Yearlings for her strength in general appearance. P shows a distinct advantage over Entry O in her topline. She is higher in the withers and more level through the chine, loin, and hips. P also shows a slight advantage in the straightness of the rear legs, spring of rib, and width of the chest floor. Straighter feet would be an asset to this doe.
Rank: 2nd
Entry O Generation: 5
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Entry O stands in second place ahead of Entry L for her greater body capacity. Entry O is deeper in the barrel, showing increasing depth back into the flank. She also has straighter rear legs when viewed from behind. O will grant to L more correct breed character as shown in the head.
Rank: 3rd
Entry L Generation: 6
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Enty L stands ahead of Entry S. Entry L, in her turn, shows greater depth in the barrel. She also shows more width in the chest floor and more width between the hocks. Entry L additionally shows good breed character which cannot be seen in the doe placing behind her. (Note: when photographing dark does, a darker background would lower the contrast and make the escutcheon more easily seen.)
Rank: 4th
Entry S Generation: 5
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Entry S places ahead of Entry D for her strength in general appearance. S has a more level topline, especially in the area of chine and loin. S is more smoothly blended than B and has a more correctly shaped escutcheon. S will grant to D a deeper barrel.
Rank: 5th
Entry D Generation: 4
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Entry D places ahead of Entry B. She is deeper in the barrel and sharper in the withers. She also has a more correct front end assembly with better blending and better laid elbows.
Rank: 6th
Entry B Generation: 6
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Entry B places above Entry G for her strength in general appearance. B exhibits more balance than G and has a more level topline, especially in the area of the chine.
Rank: 7th
Entry G Generation: 4
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Entry G places ahead of Entry E for her advantage in the topline, being more level in the chine. G is also wider in the chest floor and shows greater spring of rib.
Rank: 8th
Entry E Generation: 3
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Entry E stands in front of Entry C for her advantage in body capacity. E has greater depth in the heart girth with that depth continuing into the flank. E also shows greater spring of rib and in general appears to be a more powerful doe.
Rank: 9th
Entry C Generation: 6
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Entry C places ahead of Entry R for her advantage in general appearance. C is more balanced than R. She is more level in the topline, especially in the area of the loin and hips. C is also sharper in the withers and wider in the chest floor. (Note: breed character about the head cannot be assessed due to the position of the head.)
Rank: 10th
Entry R Generation: 5
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Entry R and Entry H represent a close pacement but R is standing ahead of H for her more correct front end assembly, with her front legs falling more directly beneath her withers. R is also shows smoother blending of her longer neck into the shoulder region.
Rank: 11th
Entry H Generation: 3
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Entry H stands in front of Entry M for her strength in general appearance. Entry H stands on more correctly angulated rear legs, straighter front legs, straighter rear legs (when viewed from behind), stronger front pasterns, and has more width in the chest floor.
Rank: 12th
Entry M Generation: 6
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Entry M stands ahead of Entry U for her more correct rear legs which are straighter in the hocks than those of the doe standing behind her. (Note: This doe's breed character about the head cannot be evaluated.)
Rank: 13th
Entry U Generation: 4
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Entry U stands in front of Entry N for her strength in general appearance. U has a more correct topline with good height in the withers and more levelness in the chine and loin as well as a more level rump. U also shows a more correctly shaped brisket.
Rank: 14th
Entry N Generation: 6
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Entry N stands ahead of Entry J for her more desirable depth and width. N shows increasing depth in the barrel from heart girth to flank. She is wider in the chest floor and wider between the hocks with a more correctly shaped escutcheon. (Note. The protruding brisket is hopefully due to an unusual tuft of hair.)
Rank: 15th
Entry J Generation: 7
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Entry J stands in front of Entry I for her strength in general appearance. She exhibits more balance in the side view and has a more correct front end assembly with the front legs falling directly below her withers. J has more depth in the barrel and an advantage in spring of rib.
Rank: 16th
Entry I Generation: 6
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Entry I stands ahead of Entry T for the more correct structure of the rear legs. T is showing more correct angulation in the side view. In the rear view T has the straighter rear legs. (Note: the front pasterns of this entry cannot be seen due to the type of material on which she is standing.)
Rank: 17th
Entry T Generation: 5
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Entry T stands in front of Entry Q for her strength in general appearance. She is more level in the topline, more smoothly blended, and shows more correctness to the front end assembly with legs falling directly below the withers.
Rank: 18th
Entry Q Generation: 6
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Entry Q stands ahead of Entry K for her strength in general appearance. Q is more level in the topline, especially in the rump, than Entry K. Q also stands on more correct feet, with strong front pasterns.
Rank: 19th
Entry K Generation: 6
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Entry K stands ahead of Entry A because her side view photo (though taken at an incorrect angle) shows a more balanced doe with good breed characteristics in the head profile. K also shows increasing barrel depth from hearth girth to flank.
Rank: 20th
Entry A Generation: 6
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Entry A stands ahead of Entry F for her more correct condition, best seen in the frontal photos. (Note: This doe could probably be a good candidate for showing well in her class if one could see a more natural stance.)
Rank: 21st
Entry F Generation: 7
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This doe is to be commended for her straight rear legs that have good width between the hocks.