Ring 2 - Chris Strickland
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The Junior Kid is strong is proper dairy shape with more depth to the rear. She is very wide between the hocks. The Intermediate Kid is a well balanced individual with strength both in general appearance and dairy character. She was 1st in a class of 8. The Senior Kid was a single entry and is uphill to the withers. The Junior Yearling was another single entry. She is very well put together from front and rear. Her topline is strong as well. The 1st place Senior Yearling came out of a class of 8. She is long, wide to the rear and angular throughout. The strongest competitors for junior champion come from the intermediate, junior yearling and senior yearling classes. For the greater strength of bone to go with her dairy character, the tremendous squareness to the set of both her hind legs and fore legs the junior champion will be the junior yearling. As she was a single entry in the class I’m now considering the intermediate kid and the senior yearling for reserve junior champion. The intermediate kid appears to be more angular throughout and carrier more width proportional to her age than does the senior yearling and the intermediate kid will be reserve junior champion. |
Grand Champion MiniNubian Junior Doe
Daystar's Lady Miriam
Breeder: Jacqui Wilcox. Owner: Jacqui Wilcox.
Sire: Echo Hill's King Othello. Dam: Daystar's Valentine.
Reserve Champion MiniNubian Junior Doe
Green Gables Stars Fall on Alabama
Breeder: Eliya Forster. Owner: Eliya Forster.
Sire: Echo Hill's Shining Star. Dam: Country Dreams Pixie.
1st place Junior Doeling
1st place Intermediate Doeling
1st place Senior Doeling
1st place Junior Yearling
1st place Senior Yearling
2nd place animal from GCH's class (for choosing Reserve CH)
GCH was from a single entry class