The AOM Senior Doe Grand Champion is the Mini Alpine Entry B from Senior Does 2 and under 3 years of age class.  In General Appearance she has stronger straighter fore and rear legs, her long lean neck blends smoother into the withers and when viewed from the top she is wider in the hips to pin bones.  In the Mammary System she has a more ideal shape to the udder with a strong medial suspensory ligament and she has more length and diameter in the teats.

The AOM Senior Doe Reserve Grand Champion is the Mini Alpine Entry A from the Senior Does 2 and under 3 years of age class.  In General Appearance she is standing on stronger pasterns, more width between the hocks, she is longer in bone with a longer leaner neck, shows more fullness at the point of elbow and when viewed from the top she is wider in the hips.  In the Mammary System she has a more globular udder when viewed from the back, more extension and fullness to the fore udder and more length and diameter to the teats.