Mini Nubian Senior Bucks: 1 Under 2
Lavinia Allen
Rank: 1st
Entry J Generation: 1
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It was very close competition between the first three placements in this class, however, Entry J places over Entry D for being more evenly balanced throughout in General Appearance. Entry J is straighter in the fore legs with a closer toe set, from the back he is higher and more open in the escutcheon area, from the side he has a more in curve above the hock, more extension to the brisket and smoother blending through his topline. In Body Capacity he is deeper in the heart girth and barrel.
Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 6
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Entry D places over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry D is wider throughout as seen from the top and front, he is longer in bone especially in the loin and has smoother blending from the loin to the rump. Entry D has great breed character as expected for a Gen 6.
Rank: 3rd
Entry B Generation: 1
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Entry B places over Entry I in General Appearance. Entry B is stronger in the hocks standing more upright, from the front straighter in the fore legs with a tighter toe set, from the top he has a flatter more refined shoulder and smoother blending through the topline with a more desirable slope to the rump.
Rank: 4th
Entry I Generation: 6
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Entry I places over Entry E in General Appearance for being wider throughout, longer in bone as seen from elbow to flank, and higher at the withers.
Rank: 5th
Entry E Generation: 1
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Entry E places over Entry G in General Appearance. From the back Entry E is higher and more open in the escutcheon area, longer and more level through his topline and has more extension to the brisket.
Rank: 6th
Entry G Generation: 4
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Entry G places over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry G is wider in the escutcheon area with more out curving in the thighs, from the top he is wider in the rump with a flatter more refined shoulder and more level in his topline especially from the loin into a more desirable slope to the rump.
Rank: 7th
Entry A Generation: 6
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Entry A places over Entry C in General Appearance for having more width in the chest floor, standing on straighter legs and higher at the withers along with being deeper in the heart girth in Body Capacity giving good angularity about the shoulders.
Rank: 8th
Entry C Generation: 6
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Entry C places over Entry H in General Appearance for more width in the chest floor, more open in the escutcheon, from above has smooth blending of the shoulder into the chest wall giving a well defined dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Rank: 9th
Entry H Generation: 6
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Entry H places over Entry F in General Appearance for having more properly angulated hocks from the side, from above he is wider in the rump and smoother more level through his topline.
Rank: 10th
Entry F Generation: 3
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Entry F although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance showing good length of bone, height at the withers and fullness at the point of elbow.
Ed Kinser
Rank: 1st
Entry B Generation: 1
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Entry B stands at the head of this class and in front of Entry D for his strength in general appearance and body capacity. B appears more stylish and balanced. He is deeper in the heart girth with depth increasing into the flank. He also has more correct rear leg structure when viewed from the side and rear.
Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 6
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Entry D stands in front of Entry G for his advantage in the topline, being more level from the chine into the hips area and rump. D also has greater spring of rib but will grant to G straighter rear legs when viewed from behind.
Rank: 3rd
Entry G Generation: 4
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Entry G stands ahead of Entry E for smoother blending and for the more correct angulation in the rear legs when viewed from the side and the straighter rear legs when viewed from behind. G is also deeper in the heart girth and fuller in the crops.
Rank: 4th
Entry E Generation: 1
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Entry E is standing in front of Entry H for his advantage in the topline. He is higher in the withers, more level in the chine, and less steep in the rump. G is also showing more width in the chest floor with the width carrying through and showing as more width between the hocks, with a more correctly shaped escutcheon.
Rank: 5th
Entry H Generation: 6
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Entry H and Entry J represent a close placement but H is standing ahead of J for his advantage in depth of body, with more depth in the heart girth that continues into the flank. H also has a slight advantage in length of body and fullness in the crops. H will grant to J more width in the chest floor.
Rank: 6th
Entry J Generation: 1
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Entry J stands in front of Entry A for his advantage in general appearance. In the side view J appears more stylish and balanced. He has a more level topline, especially in the chine and rump. In addition, J shows straighter front legs and feet.
Rank: 7th
Entry A Generation: 6
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Entry A is standing ahead of Entry I for his greater depth in the barrel and his straighter rear legs when seen from behind. (Note: In the side view, the position of the head and neck affect the overall general appearance and especially the balance.)
Rank: 8th
Entry I Generation: 6
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Entry I stands in front of Entry C for his more correct front feet and legs, as seen in the side view. I is also showing greater width in the chest floor.
Rank: 9th
Entry C Generation: 6
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Entry C stands ahead of Entry F for his greater width and depth of barrel, with the depth increasing from heart girth to flank. C is also showing more natural width between the hocks with straighter rear legs when viewed from behind.
Rank: 10th
Entry F Generation: 3
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Entry F is to be commended for his height in the withers.