First Place:  4

Entry number: 1490

Exhibitor: jenglund

State: OR

Sheep name/number: 8/9

Breed: Hampshire X

Website: www.coastalquarterhorses.com

The #4 ram is the longest bodied, heaviest structured sheep in the class. Additionally, he is level topped, big bodied, and heavy muscled. To be more ideal, he needs to be neater fronted and wider pinned.

Second Place:  2

Entry number: 1469

Exhibitor: Sheepherder07

State: OK

Sheep name/number: Cole 5002

Breed: Dorset

Website: www.coleclublambs.com

The dorset ram is very attractive from the profile. He is tall shouldered, straight made, and correct on his feet and legs. From the rear, he is shapely muscled and wide pinned. To move up in placing, he needs to be deeper flanked, longer bodied, and heavier structured.

Third Place:  1

Entry number: 1369

The #1 lamb is shallow fronted and deep flanked. He stands wide and square, and is good muscled down his top and through his leg. To place higher, he needs to be stronger in his topline, wider pinned, and leveler rumped.

Fourth Place:  3

Entry number: 1484

Exhibitor: lilliannaewe

State: FL

Sheep name/number: Ramsey

Breed: Crossbred

The #3 sheep is impressive from the rear for his levelness of rump, width of pins, and fullness of leg and stifle. He stands wide and square from behind but lacks the levelness of topline, and balance of the higher placing rams.