Prospect/Feeder Lambs 80-89 lbs.
Judge: Jimmy Davis
Judging Contest Winners:
Under 15: TyDavis
15-18: DustyDivider
Over 18: LLuscombe3, EmsoffLambs,
Official Placing: 4-1-3-2
Cuts: 5-4-5
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First Place: 4
Entry number: 1400 Exhibitor: EmsoffLambs State: CA Sheep name/number: Emsoff 463 Breed: Hampshire Website: www.emsofflivestockcompany.com |
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4 is the sheep that offers the most quality and balance. She is parallel in her lines and is smooth through her chest and shoulder. From the rear, she stands wide and square and is angular in her shape of top. To be more ideal, she needs more dimension and expression of muscle.
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Second Place: 1
Entry number: 1374 Exhibitor: Bmellum State: TX Sheep name/number: #20 Breed: Finewool |
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The finewool wether is extremely long bodied and rumped. He is a tall shouldered sheep that offers some look and extension. He is good in width and shape of muscle. To move up in placing, he needs to balance better by being shallower fronted and straighter topped.
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Third Place: 3
Entry number: 1387 |
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The 3 ewe appears to be the most moderate framed lamb in the class. She is thick muscled and big bodied. To be more competitive, she needs to be more correct on her rear legs, longer rumped, and wider pinned.
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Fourth Place: 2
Entry number: 1380 |
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The 2 sheep appears to be the larger scaled, more extended lamb in the class. She is tall fronted and long bodied. She lacks the overall stoutness of muscle and bone, and doesn't offer the quality profile of the higher placing lambs.
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