I placed this class of 2 Year Old Milking Does as:

F-C-E-D-B-A

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For the reasons below Entry C receives Best Udder in Class.

 

Entry F places over Entry C in General Appearance.  Entry F has more angulation of the rear legs at the hock, fuller at the point of elbow, more uphill in her topline with smoother blending of the loin into the rump, longer leaner neck and a flatter more refined shoulder blade.  In the Mammary System she has a smoother blend to the rear udder and teats that are more properly placed.

 

Entry C over Entry E in the Mammary System she has a globular capacious fore and rear udder that is carried high and rounded in the escutcheon area, equal thirds of the udder can be seen when viewed from the side.  In General Appearance she has sharper withers and when viewed from above has good width from hips to pin bones with smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall.   

 

Entry E over Entry D in General Appearance.  Entry E has a more uphill topline with smoother blending of the loin into the rump and neck into her withers, more extension to her brisket and a flatter more refined shoulder. In Body Capacity she has more  increase in depth from heart girth to flank.  In the Mammary System she has better placement of teats and more extension to her fore udder.

 

Entry D over Entry B in General Appearance as she is standing on a set of straighter legs and feet with more width in between he hocks.  In the Mammary System Entry D has a more globular capacious udder with a more distinct medial suspensory ligament, more fore udder development and more teat diameter at the base of the udder.

 

Entry B over Entry A in General Appearance has more width in between the fore legs, a more desirable slope to the rump and when viewed from the top her shoulder blends smoother into the chest wall.  In the Mammary System she has smoother blended rear udder that is more equal in halves.  

 

Entry A although last in the class is to be commended for her General Appearance with a level uphill topline, good angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side and good width between her hocks.  In the Mammary System she has good height to her udder and smooth blending of the fore udder.