Reasons:
I am starting out with a doe that caught my eye when I made the first run through the photo's, not just the shiny coat, but the smooth blending of all her parts, starting with the sharpness of the withers, the length of body, high wide arch of the escutcheon carrying her over the doe in Second, that is a very angular doe with sharp withers and width in the brisket and more width between the hocks than the doe in Third.

Third is a very dairy doe with a leaner neck and width between the hocks that is placing her over the doe in

Forth that has a very strong top-line with sharp withers, just not the width through out to carry her up in the class.  It's that sharpness of the withers that is taking her over a very powerful doe in Fifth,

Forth is granting the hight - wider escutcheon to the Fifth place doe, it's this higher-wider escutcheon and width in the chest that places her over

Sixth Place doe, the photo makes the top-line in the area of the rump hard to see, I do feel that the other strengths she is exhibiting in the width of the chest and the set of the rear legs when view from the rear that allow Six to place over

Seven, a doe that has a lot of breed character in the head including a very wide muzzle.