Production Stars – How They Work

Does may have multiple stars. If the MDGA daughter of a star (*) doe earns a star, the daughter becomes a two-star producer (2*P); each generation in an unbroken line would add a star number. For instance, the fourth doe in the line receiving a star would be a 4*P.

A MDGA doe may earn a star (*P) if she produces:
1. Three daughters that earn a star (*P) award.
2. Two sons that earn plus (+B) awards.
3. Two daughters that earn star (*P) awards and one son that earns a plus
(+B) award.

A MDGA buck may receive a star (*B) if:
1. Both of his parents are star animals.
2. Both his dam and his sire's dam have earned stars.

A MDGA buck may earn a single plus (+B) through progeny by ONE of the following:

1. Three *P daughters out of three different dams.
2. Two sons that have earned a +B.
3. Two *P daughters from different dams and one +B son.

A MDGA buck may earn a double plus (++B) through progeny with:

1. Three *P daughters out of three different dams.

AND one of the following:
2. Two sons that have earned a +B.
3. Two *P daughters from different dams and one +B son.