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||Trait ||WHFF trait definition ||Other possible definition ||
||1. Stature ||Height of the rump between hips ||wither height ||
||2. Chest width ||width of the fore end of the cow, distance between the fore legs;front view ||strength ||
||3. Body Depth ||depth of the last rib; deepest point of the body; side view; two dimensional ||depth of chest ||
||4. Angularity ||angularity is not a single linear trait and cannot be measured; it is an essential trait to describe the perceived milk production; the extreme is a cow that shows openness and angle of the ribs, flatness of bone, sharp<<BR>>shouldered, long neck, clean head and lack of excess fleshing on hips and pins ||dairy character; dairy form ||
||5. Rump Angle ||angle of the rump from hips to pins; side<<BR>>view || ||
||6. Rump Width ||distance between pins ||distance between hips/thurls ||
||7. Rear Leg set ||angle of the hock in the rear leg; side view || ||
||8. Rear Leg Rear View ||angle of toe out of the rear feet || ||
||9. Foot Angle* ||angle between ground and front of the rear<<BR>>foot; side view ||foot diagonal;<<BR>>heel depth ||
||10. Fore Udder ||strength and quality of attachment between<<BR>>body and fore udder; side view || ||
||11. Rear Udder Height ||distance between vulva and milk secreting<<BR>>tissue; in relation to the height of the animal ||distance between<<BR>>pin bone and milk<<BR>>secreting tissue ||
||12. Udder Support ||cleft of udder; emphasis to the bottom of<<BR>>udder ||central ligament;<<BR>>median<<BR>>suspensory ||
||13. Udder Depth ||distance between hock and bottom of udder || ||
||14. Teat Placement ||placement of front teats; front view || ||
||15. Teat Length ||length of front teats; side view || ||
||'''Trait ''' ||'''WHFF trait definition ''' ||'''Other possible definition ''' ||
||1. Stature ||Measured from top of the spine in between hips to ground ||wither height ||
||2. Chest width ||Measured from inside surface between the top of the front legs ||strength ||
||3. Body Depth ||Distance between the top of spine and bottom of barrel at last rib – the deepest point. Independent of stature. ||depth of chest ||
||4. Angularity ||The angle and openness of the ribs, combined with flatness of bone avoidingcoarseness. Not a true linear trait. ||dairy character; dairy form ||
||5. Rump Angle ||Measured as the angle of the rump structure from hooks (hips) to pins. || ||
||6. Rump Width ||The distance between the most posterior point of pin bones ||distance between hips/thurls ||
||7. Rear Leg set ||Direction of feet when view from the rear. || ||
||8. Rear Leg Rear View ||Angle measured at the front of the hock || ||
||9. Foot Angle ||Angle at the front of the rear hoof measured from the floor to the hairline atthe right hoof ||foot diagonal;<<BR>>heel depth ||
||10. Fore Udder ||The strength of attachment of the fore udder to the abdominal wall.Not a true linear trait. || ||
||11. Rear Udder Height ||The distance between the bottom of the vulva and the milk secreting tissue:in relation to the height of the animal. ||distance between<<BR>>pin bone and milk<<BR>>secreting tissue ||
||12. Udder Support ||The depth of cleft, measured at the base of the rear udder. ||central ligament;<<BR>>median<<BR>>suspensory ||
||13. Udder Depth ||The distance from the lowest part of the udder floor to the hock. || ||
||14. Teat Placement ||The position of the front teat from centre of quarter. || ||
||15. Teat Length ||The length of the front teat. || ||

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Table1. Conformation traits in Interbull genetic evaluations for Holstein as defined by the World Holstein Friesian Federation (WHFF); other possible trait definition also included

Trait

WHFF trait definition

Other possible definition

1. Stature

Measured from top of the spine in between hips to ground

wither height

2. Chest width

Measured from inside surface between the top of the front legs

strength

3. Body Depth

Distance between the top of spine and bottom of barrel at last rib – the deepest point. Independent of stature.

depth of chest

4. Angularity

The angle and openness of the ribs, combined with flatness of bone avoidingcoarseness. Not a true linear trait.

dairy character; dairy form

5. Rump Angle

Measured as the angle of the rump structure from hooks (hips) to pins.

6. Rump Width

The distance between the most posterior point of pin bones

distance between hips/thurls

7. Rear Leg set

Direction of feet when view from the rear.

8. Rear Leg Rear View

Angle measured at the front of the hock

9. Foot Angle

Angle at the front of the rear hoof measured from the floor to the hairline atthe right hoof

foot diagonal;
heel depth

10. Fore Udder

The strength of attachment of the fore udder to the abdominal wall.Not a true linear trait.

11. Rear Udder Height

The distance between the bottom of the vulva and the milk secreting tissue:in relation to the height of the animal.

distance between
pin bone and milk
secreting tissue

12. Udder Support

The depth of cleft, measured at the base of the rear udder.

central ligament;
median
suspensory

13. Udder Depth

The distance from the lowest part of the udder floor to the hock.

14. Teat Placement

The position of the front teat from centre of quarter.

15. Teat Length

The length of the front teat.

16. Overall Conformation

final score; final class

17. Overall udder score

18. Overall feet&leg score

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