MDGA Virtual show
-Mini Nubian Senior bucks-
Listed by age group: Yearling, 2 year old, 3 year old, 4 year old, & 5+
-Yearling Mini Nubian bucks-
Judge: Lavina Allen
1st Place
Entry E
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2nd Place
Entry D
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3rd Place
Entry G
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4th Place
Entry A
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5th Place
Entry H
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6th Place
Entry B
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7th Place
Entry I
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8th Place
Entry F
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9th Place
Entry J
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10th Place
Entry C
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I placed this class of Yearling Bucks as:
E-D-G-A-H-B-I-F-J-C
Entry E places over Entry D in General Appearance. Entry E has more forward pointing closer toes, stronger in the rear pasterns, when viewed from the back a set of straighter rear legs with more width between the hocks, Entry E is longer in bone especially in the loin and he has a longer leaner neck.
Entry D over Entry G in General Appearance. When viewed from the top Entry D has more width and length in the hips, he has a higher escutcheon area, and in his topline he is longer in bone especially in the loin.
Entry G over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry G is standing on stronger straighter fore legs with a closer toe set, when viewed from the side he has sharper withers and a more desirable slope to his rump. In Body Capacity he is deeper in his heart girth and barrel. Entry G also has more desirable breed character about the nose.
Entry A over Entry H in General Appearance. Entry A has more width between the fore legs and between the hocks, a higher more rounded escutcheon area, better angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side, and when viewed from the top has a more visible dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Entry H over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry H has stronger straighter fore legs, has more extension to his brisket, and smoother blending of his topline at the point of his withers and from the loin into the rump.
Entry B over Entry I in General Appearance. Entry B has more width between his fore legs and more forward pointing toes, more height in the escutcheon area and Entry B is longer in bone especially in the loin with more height to his withers.
Entry I over Entry F in General Appearance. Entry I has more desirable angulation to the rear legs at the point of the hocks with a stronger set of pasterns, a little closer toe set, when viewed from the top smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall and more width in the hips. In Body Capacity he is deeper in the heart girth.
Entry F over Entry J in General Appearance. Entry F has better angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side, more width in the chest floor and between the hocks and more extension to his brisket. When viewed from the side Entry F shows a more visible dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Entry J over Entry C in Body Capacity. Entry J is deeper in his heart girth and barrel and deeper in his chest that blends smoother into his barrel. In Dairy character when viewed from the top Entry J shows a clearer dairy wedge in Dairy Character. In General Appearance Entry J shows good breed character around his ears and nose.
Entry C although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance with good angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side and his sharp withers.
Judge: James Oller
1st Place
Entry G
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2nd Place
Entry F
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3rd Place
Entry E
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4th Place
Entry D
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5th Place
Entry I
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6th Place
Entry H
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7th Place
Entry J
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8th Place
Entry A
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9th Place
Entry B
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10th Place
Entry C
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The 1st place buck is a strong representation of a Mini-Nubian male. He naturally say's "look at me"! Dynamic in his style of general appearance, smoothly blended from his long lean neck into his withers. He'll carry a slight advantage in overall body capacity as well.
The 2nd place buck isn't as bold as the buck ahead in the front quarter, but he rounds up the points in terms of body capacity over the buck in 3rd. He's deeper and wider throughout. He still remains sharp about the wither and angular.
The 3rd place buck is just more smoothly blended when viewed from the side. He also is more sound structurally overall in feet and legs today.
The 4th place buck is more bold in general appearance for me today. He is more uphill in the front quarter. He has a longer, leaner neck adding to his dairy character. He's more angular overall.
The 5th place buck is sharper and more smoothly blended in the wither to the neck. He has better spring of rib and openness. His slightly longer profile adds to his body capacity over the buck behind him.
The 6th place buck has a more level top line in terms of his general appearance. He has more natural width and depth to his chest. This adds to his advantage in body capacity.
The 7th place buck has the advantage in width of rump adding to his wider stance between his hocks. He's more deep in chine and rear barrel over the buck in 8th.
The 8th place buck is a structural correctness placing. He is more sound in feet and legs over the buck standing behind him today. He will yield spring of rib shape to the buck in 9th.
The 9th place buck has a more level top line in terms of general appearance. He blends more smoothly when viewed from the side.
The 10th place buck is to be commended on his angularity we see from all views.
Entry A
Generation: 6
6/11/2020
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Entry B
Generation: 6
8/2/2020
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Entry C
Generation: 6
5/20/2020
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Entry D
Generation: 6
2/15/2020
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Entry E
Generation: 6
4/21/2020
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Entry F
Generation: 1
3/19/2020
Entry G
Generation: 6
3/25/2020
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Entry H
Generation: 1
2/21/2020
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Entry I
Generation: 4
2/17/2020
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Entry J
Generation: 3
3/9/2020
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-Mini Nubian bucks 2 & under 3 years of age-
Judge: Lavina Allen
1st Place
Entry A
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2nd Place
Entry D
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3rd Place
Entry B
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4th Place
Entry C
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I placed this class of Mini Nubian Bucks between the ages of 2 and 3 as:
A-D-B-C
Entry A places over Entry D in General Appearance. Entry A has a more ideal angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side, in the topline he is longer in the chine with smoother blending of the neck into his withers and more level in the loin, when viewed from the top he is wider in the hips with smooth blending of his shoulder into the chest wall.
Entry D over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry D is wider in the chest floor, stronger in the rear pasterns, wider between the hocks with a higher rounder escutcheon area, he is more uphill in his topline with higher withers and more level in the loin that blends smoother into the rump.
Entry B over Entry C in General Appearance. Entry B has a closer front toe set, cleaner at the point of knee, longer in bone especially in the loin and when viewed from the top is wider in the hips and his shoulder blends smoother into the chest wall.
Entry C although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance showing sharp withers, good extension to his brisket and level through his topline at the point of loin into rump.
Judge: James Oller
1st Place
Entry C
2nd Place
Entry A
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3rd Place
Entry D
4th Place
Entry B
The 1st place buck has the advantage in body capacity. He's deeper in rear barrel and chine over the buck behind him. He will yield to the buck in 2nd in terms of rear leg set in the area of the hocks.
The 2nd place buck is a long sided uphill boy. He has the slight advantage in overall body capacity when viewed from the side. He has more appropriate angulation on his top view as well.
The 3rd place buck is a general appearance placing for me. He is straighter in terms of top line and more smoothly blended overall. He is structurally more sound on his feet and legs as well.
The 4th place buck is to be commended on his depth of rear barrel and tightness of elbow.
Entry A
Generation: 1
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Entry B
Generation: 6
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Entry C
Generation: 7
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Entry D
Generation: 3
-Mini Nubian bucks 3 & under 4 years of age-
Judge: Lavina Allen
1st Place
Entry C
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2nd Place
Entry E
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3rd Place
Entry G
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4th Place
Entry F
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5th Place
Entry B
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6th Place
Entry D
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7th Place
Entry A
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8th Place
Entry H
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I placed this class of Mini Nubian bucks between the age of 3 and 4 years as:
C-E-G-F-B-D-A-H
Entry C places over Entry E in General Appearance. Entry C is wider between the fore legs and between the hocks with a high round escutcheon area, when viewed from the side better angulation of the rear legs, Entry C is longer in bone especially in the loin with a longer neck, when viewed from the top he has a flat shoulder and wide hips giving him a clear dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Entry E over Entry F in General. Appearance. Entry E is wider between the fore legs and between the hocks with a more rounded escutcheon area, when viewed from the back he is wider between the pin bones, more extension to his brisket and has a more level topline with smooth blending of the loin into the rump. In Body Capacity his is deeper in the barrel.
Entry G over Entry F in General Appearance. Entry G is wider between the hocks, more ideal angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side, longer in bone especially in the loin, more extension to his brisket and when viewed from the top a flatter more smoother blend of his shoulder into the chest wall giving a better dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Entry F over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry F is showing straighter fore legs, higher in the withers, when viewed from the top wider in the hips and in Dairy Character a more desirable degree of fleshing.
Entry B over Entry D in General Appearance. Entry B is wider in between the fore legs, more level and up hill in his topline, smoother blending of his neck into the withers and in Dairy Character shows a better dairy wedge from the side.
Entry D over Entry A in General Appearance. Entry D has straighter fore legs with more forward pointing toes and is wider between the hocks and he is longer in bone with a higher wither. Entry D does grant to Entry A a smoother blending shoulder.
Entry A over Entry H in General Appearance. Entry A is wider between the fore legs, straighter rear legs, stronger in the chine, and when viewed from above has a flatter shoulder blending smoother into the chest wall and has more desirable Breed Character about the nose.
Entry H although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance with a high wither, close toe set and extension to his brisket.
Judge: James Oller
1st Place
Entry C
2nd Place
Entry G
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3rd Place
Entry E
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4th Place
Entry F
5th Place
Entry B
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6th Place
Entry A
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7th Place
Entry D
8th Place
Entry H
The buck in 1st shows the most style in general appearance. He's well balanced and proportional. He's sharp, angular, and more open in his dairy character. His natural width and depth gives him the advantage in body capacity as well.
The 2nd place buck is more balanced and smoothly blended when viewed from the side. He's not as high withered as the buck behind, but he has more acceptable angulation when you get over his top view.
The 3rd place buck is very sharp and extended through the front quarter. He is more sound in feet and legs when compared to our guy in 4th. He's more open and angular in his dairy character as well.
The 4th place buck is wider in the muzzle and more masculine in appearance over the buck behind him. He is also stronger in the area of pastern.
The 5th place buck is a general appearance placing. He is more smoothly blended and balanced when viewed from the side. He is more level in his top line as well. His longer profile gives him the slight advantage in body capacity.
The 6th place buck has the advantage in dairy character. He's angular, open, and sharp.
The 7th place buck has the advantage in overall conformation. He is stronger in the area of soundness in his feet and legs over the buck standing behind him. He will however yield some smoothness of blending in his neck, wither junction.
The 8th place buck should be commended on his sharpness of wither and spring of rib.
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Entry A
Generation: 4
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Entry B
Generation: 7
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Entry C
Generation: 1
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Entry D
Generation: 5
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Entry E
Generation: 4
Entry F
Generation: 6
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Entry G
Generation: 5
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Entry H
Generation: 5
-Mini Nubian bucks 4 & under 5 years of age-
Judge: Lavina Allen
1st Place
Entry B
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2nd Place
Entry A
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I placed this class of Mini Nubian bucks between the age of 4 and 5 as:
B-A
Entry B places over Entry A in General Appearance as he is wider and straighter in the fore legs, more ideal angulation of the rear legs when viewed from the side, he is more uphill in his topline with higher withers, longer in bone especially in the loin that blends smoother into the rump and when viewed from the top has more width in his hips.
Entry A although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance showing a high round escutcheon area and good width in the chest floor.
Judge: James Oller
1st Place
Entry B
2nd Place
Entry A
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The 1st place buck is more smoothly blending in his general appearance. In terms of dairy character his is more angular and open throughout. His added length gives him an advantage in body capacity as well.
The 2nd place buck should be commended on his spring of rib when viewed from the top.
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Entry A
Generation: 5
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Entry B
Generation: 4
-Mini Nubian bucks 5 years & Older
Judge: Lavina Allen
1st Place
Entry A
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2nd Place
Entry B
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I placed this class of Mini Nubian bucks 5 and older as:
A-B
Entry A places over Entry B in General Appearance. Entry A is wider and stronger in the fore legs and between the hocks with a high wide escutcheon area, he is sharp in the withers, has a more desirable slope to his rump and when viewed from the top is wide in the hips showing a good dairy wedge in Dairy Character.
Entry B although standing last in this class is to be commended for his General Appearance being long in bone with good breed character about the nose and in Body Capacity for his depth of the heart girth.
Judge: James Oller
1st Place
Entry A
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2nd Place
Entry B
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The 1st place buck is another bold made stylish type Mini-Nubian. He takes the advantage in general appearance being more smoothly blended and well balanced. In terms of dairy character he is more angular and open. He also shows us the advantage in body capacity.
The 2nd place buck is to be commended on his smoothness of blending from his neck into the withers. He is to also be commended on his breed character about the head.
Entry A
Generation: 1
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Entry B
Generation: 4
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