2014 statistics - Oriental Shorthair (OSH)

Below are statistics for oriental shorthair (OSH) from Polish FIFe catshows for year 2014.

During the year there were 238 entries. This is 2.35% of all entries and 69.79% of entries in category 4.

53% of the entries were females and 8 litters were entered during 2014.

 Most popular color was n (black) with 22.68% of entries.

 36.13% of entered orientals had n (black) as the base color.

 86% of the entries did not have any amounts of white.

 55% were solid cats without any tabby markings. From tabby cats ticked tabby (25) was the most popular.

 24.36% of entries were entered to kitten class (12).

 27.56% of all entries were kittens or juniors (classes 11 and 12). 38.12% were adults (classes 1-10) and 23.84% of adult cats were neuters.

 Entered cats gained results as follows. The absence percentage was 12%.

 58.82% of OSH entries were nominated for BIS and 39.39% gained BIS. This is 60% of nominated cats receiving BIS.

 There were total 6 BIVs given during 2014.

 Mr. Ad de Bruin had 15.96% of oriental entries assigned to him

 18.06% of all OSH entries were assigned to Dutch judges.

 Below is the chart showing the amounts of entries per month

 per city of the show,

 and per organizing club.

 52% of the entries were entered for Saturday.

According to NW points best oriental shorthair of 2014 was IP Joven DolceGattina*PL, JW (OSH n). Joven was placed 9th in the NW competition thus received the NW title.

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