Typical Ram:
Long with straight top line, deep body with a good spring of ribs. Mature weight between 240-260 pounds. Full Hair coat. Black points (eyes, nose, feet) on elite, most desirable breeding stock.
Typical EWE:
Showing good length, depth and width;
Feminine type;
Great balance on her legs;
Black points and hair coat;
Mature weight should be between 150-180 pounds.
HEADS:
Rams - masculine with good breadth and depth;
Ewes - more feminine and finer in proportions.
HEAD PIGMENT
RUMP PIGMENT
FEET PIGMENT
Testicles, Feet and Legs:
Testicles; well developed, even and do not hang too low.
FEET AND LEGS
Hind legs - Placed outside front legs.
Pasterns - Strong with nottoo much angle.
BEAM SHAPE
Slightly narrower in the shoulder than the rump.
Good twist in hind legs.
Muscle carrying well down to the hock
Typical Shedding Pattern
Hair is thick in the winter months, finer in the summer after shedding. Skin is thick.
Six-Month-old rams
Six-Month-old EWES
