This issue, we’re celebrating the Particolor Persians!
Blue-Cream Spay
The Parti-Color Division of CFA is truly unique among the Persian divisions: as a division made up entirely of females, it is the only division that cannot reproduce itself without going outside its division.
Through CFA’s history, the tortoiseshell and blue-cream clearly have always played an important role. CFA began its Stud Book and Register in 1906 and the first cat listed in the Stud Book proper was a tortoiseshell Persian, Molly Bond. The first blue-cream, Blue Vixen, bred and owned by Mrs. F. Tompkins, was registered as “AOC” (Any Other Color) in 1908 and appears in Volume 3 of the CFA Stud Book.
PandEcats has researched all the winningest Particolor Persians in CFA and consolidated the information for easy reference in the articles below:
- Particolor Persian Breed Winners in CFA
- Particolor Persian Distinguished Merit Award in CFA
- Particolor Persian Grands of Distinction in CFA
- Particolor Persian National Winners in CFA
Looking for more articles about Particolor Persians? Be sure to check out our index of “Articles by Breed” for the Particolor Persian.
