Cattle Judges

There are not real judges on Showcattle.com, the cattle are judged by computer algorithms. However, the crew of virtual judges all have their individual preferences for what they look for in cattle they judge.

Showcattle.com Judges
Antonio Slattery	Doesn't really consider muscling as important in breeding stock as other judges.
Benjamin Mccown	Tends to place more importance on muscling in market classes than other judges.
Blanca Kowalczyk	Tends to place less importance on the structure and muscling of breeding stock.
Charles Segal	The most balanced judge. He doesn't have any real preferences.
Dale Harville	One of the most balanced judges when considering condition, structure, and muscling.
David Marra	Tends to place less importance on the structure of breeding stock.
Earl Bryant	A pretty middle of the road, balanced judge.
Javier Levering	Places a lot of emphasis on muscling and condition in market stock. An animal could get by with a little less structure as long as it has more meat and proper conditioning.
Jerry Ober	You really need a structurally correct steer to do well in his market classes and a well muscled animal to do well in his breeding stock classes.
Johnny Leland	Tends to place less importance on the structure of breeding stock. Really likes muscling in breeding stock.
Jonathan Osburn	Jonathan places more emphasis on the condition of cattle than any other judge.
Joshua Lively	Tends to place less importance on the structure of breeding stock. Really likes muscling in breeding stock.
Krista Halliburton	Tends to emphasize structure in breeding stock more than other judges. Really likes muscling in breeding stock.
Liza Ahlstrom	Doesn't really consider muscling as important in breeding stock as other judges but does consider muscling and structure highly important in market classes.
Manuel Ellsworth	Considers structure highly important in market stock.
Max Graciano	Tends to place less importance on the structure of breeding stock. Really likes muscling in breeding stock.
Myra Lasley	Doesn't really consider muscling as important in breeding stock as other judges.
Neil Eidem	Tends to emphasize structure in breeding stock and ignore muscling more than other judges.
Nina Calhoun	Really likes well muscled breeding stock.
Raymond Newberry	Considers muscling a lot more than most judges in breeding stock classes.
Rodney Montero	Places slightly less importance on muscling in market steers than most judges.
Samuel Cope	Tends to emphasize structure in breeding stock more than other judges.
Serena Emmick	Tends to emphasize structure in breeding stock more than other judges.
Terry Cashman	Tends to emphasize structure in breeding stock more than other judges.
William Kelley	Places less importance on muscling in both market and breeding classes than most judges.

Showcattle.com Virtual Judges