I placed this class of Senior does 3 and under 4 years of age as:

I-E-F-G-L-H-A-D-K-J-B-C

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Entry I receives Best Udder in Class.

Entry I places over Entry E in the Mammary System she has the advantage with a higher more rounded udder attachment,  she is more capacious in her udder and teats of a more proper length and diameter.   In General Appearance she has more width between the fore legs with more forward pointing toes, more extension to her brisket and higher in the withers.

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Entry E over Entry F in General Appearance she is standing on stronger pasterns, has a closer toe set and when viewed from above has a flatter more refined shoulder blade.  In Body Capacity she is deeper in the heart girth giving a tighter elbow against the chest wall with clearer dairy wedges from above and the side.  In the Mammary System the udder floor is higher above the hocks with more ideal teat placement.

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Entry F over G in General Appearance she is wider throughout as can been see from the front and rear, smoother blending from the loin into the rump and when viewed from above smoother blending of the shoulder into the chest wall.  In the Mammary System she has a higher rear udder attachment with teats of a more proper length and diameter.

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Entry G over Entry L in the Mammary System her udder is more capacious with a more desirable shape and well balanced when viewed from the side and the rear.  In General Appearance she has more forward pointing toes, higher in the withers and more extension to her brisket.

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Entry L over Entry H in General Appearance is wider throughout as can be seen from the front and rear, she is longer in bone especially in the loin which blends smoother into the rump.  In the Mammary System she has a more capacious fore udder and from the rear her teats are more delineated from the udder with more diameter and length.

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Entry H over Entry A in General Appearance as her neck blends smoother into her higher withers, more angulation in her rear legs with more width between her fore legs and when viewed from the top has a flatter more refined shoulder blade.  In the Mammary System she has a stronger medial suspensory ligament.

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Entry A over Entry D in General Appearance has a closer toe set, is wider between the hocks and is stronger in the pasterns, she is longer in bone, more extension to her brisket and wider in the hips.  In the Mammary System she has a more globular rear udder with more length and diameter of the teats.

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Entry D over Entry K in General Appearance she is straighter in the fore legs and between the hocks, she is more level in her topline with a more desirable slope to the rump.  In the Mammary System she has a more desirable shape to the udder, a stronger medial suspensory ligament and more capacious with smoother blending of the fore udder.

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Entry K over Entry J in General Appearance she is wider in the chest floor and between the hocks, and has more angulation of the rear legs.  In Body Capacity she is deeper in the heart girth giving more angularity about the shoulder.  In the Mammary System her udder is more capacious with more teat length and diameter.

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Entry J over Entry B in the Mammary System is more balanced from the rear, has a higher udder attachment and more ideal teat placement.  In General Appearance from above her shoulder blends smoother into the chest wall and her hips are wider giving a clearer dairy wedge in Dairy Character.

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Entry B over Entry C in General Appearance she is wider throughout as can be seen from the front and back, more angulation in the rear legs above the hocks and more extension to her brisket.  In the Mammary System she shows a good medial suspensory ligament.

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Entry C although standing last in the class is dry, however she shows straight fore legs, good width between the hocks, a smooth blending topline and good breed character.