Judging Contest Classes

CLASS 3 - Crossbred Breeding Gilts
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Placing: 2-1-4-3 Cuts: 3-4-2

I like the crossbred gilts 2143. The calico gilts intangibles of stoutness, sheer power, and genuine width sort her up, but the longer I study her it's the stouter skulled dense haired gilts ability to proportion the best solidifies a win. Not only is she the bold bodied square hipped gilt, but her toe quality, angulation of shoulder and posture of rear leg stamp her the athletic kind of generator in this lineup. Now don't get me wrong, there's pieces of the blue eyed gilt that can shake up an argument on top. That's the extra elevated fresh one, who's the most dressed up right out of the backside of her blade. It's just unfortunate here's where a collection of little things come into play, she's too opened up and needs rolled back in her blade consequently I wish I could lengthen her out of her hipand intensify her in her root.

Regardless I never wavered from her kind in the middle, because with the industry's trend, I never wavered from using the higher headed stronger toed gilt who's indicators of stoutness should allow her to drop a more popular set of prospects on chips. I like the fact that the lone belted gilts laid in better about the angle to her blade while staying more refined in the topside of her neck. It's just pretty apparent that's the flat footed frail ankled gilt who appears to be the most closed up.

Nevertheless in a bottom pair that offer some trade offs I'm convinced that the longer hipped gilts posture of rear leg and center body should allow her to better withstand a slatted environment, while recapturing more flesh post weaning. Now the breeder in me would be willing to finance the semen investment on the neat pieces of elevation and immaturity in the blue gilt, it's just unfortunate that in this class her short hipped hard doing kind just doesn't fit.

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