Nigerian Dwarf Junior Does: Intermediate Kids

Kelcie Wolboldt

Rank: 1st
Entry A Generation: 1

1 over 2 for her strength in dairy strength with her length of bone pattern and being just a little more balanced of a doe throughout. She also has the advantage in general appearance being sharper into the top of her shoulders with a more prominent dorsal processing.

Rank: 2nd
Entry C Generation: 1

2 over 3 for her advantage in general appearance being more correct in her front end assembly with more depth in her chest and more width from thurl to thurl. She also has an advantage in dairy strength having more length in her neck.

Rank: 3rd
Entry D Generation: 1

3 over 4 for her advantage in general appearance having more extension of brisket and her legs set more squarely under her shoulder set.

Rank: 4th
Entry B Generation: 1

I want to commend this doe for her advantage in body capacity with her depth in her barrel.

Madeline Evans

Rank: 1st
Entry C Generation: 1

1 over 2 for general appearance about the feet and legs. She is more correctly angulated from hock to pastern and appears to stand more correctly forward about the foreleg. She also has an advantage in body capacity, being deeper and fuller at the point of elbow.

Rank: 2nd
Entry D Generation: 1

2 over 3 for dairy strength; she is flatter-boned and more angular throughout. She is sharper in the withers and cleaner about the flank. She also has an advantage in body capacity, being wider in the chest and fuller in the crop.

Rank: 3rd
Entry B Generation: 1

3 over 4 for general appearance about the back and rump. She is more nearly level across the topline, longer from hips to pins, and more level from thurl to thurl. She is stronger about the feet and legs, standing on a stronger set of pasterns. She also has an advantage in body capacity, being fuller in the crop and fuller at the point of elbow.

Rank: 4th
Entry A Generation: 1

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