Evaluator comments:  I’d like to see a bit more correct head and ear on this doe, at 7th gen. In the head she is quite narrow and the muzzle is shallow in the lower jaw with a tight nostril. Also would like to see the ear longer, with more of a bell shape. She has a nice long lean neck that blends nicely into a very correct shoulder assembly from both the side and the front. She has nice depth of chest floor, extension of brisket and depth at the point of elbow. The forelegs are placed properly under the wither and she has nice balance and length to the canon bones. Very correct pasterns and hoofs. She appears to have a nice straight back, which is long and matches her neck and leg bones, however her rump is extremely short from hip to thurl in comparison, so that is also causing her rear legs to be too far out behind the pin bones. She has length of body, however is lacking the feminine shape to her body with no depth in the flank. From the front view she shows nice balance and depth, with straight forelegs. Over the tops she has a correct front end, with nice shape to the fore ribs, smooth crops and she even has nice width to the loin, however she is more narrow in the rump than she is in the chest and the rump is extremely short. The rump does appear to have the thurls placed somewhat correctly, they could be higher, however they are not too low. In her rear legs rear view picture she shows great strengths, with the rear legs very perpendicular with nice flat, long bones. In the mammary system from the rear udder she lacks some width to the top of the udder, however she does appear to have adequate area of attachment. In the udder floor she is actually showing how too much medial cleft can be detrimental to overall capacity to the udder floor. Also she lacks delineation of the teats from the udder floor and placement of the teat could be more medial. In the fore udder, I know she is not very productive here, however she really lacks the extension laterally of the fore udder. For breeding selection look for correct rumps and udder qualities as well as persistence of lactation.