Show Performance
Six numbers and a list. The dashboard totals your entries, the legs earned, the Best of Breed, Best Opposite Sex, and Best in Show wins, and how many current grand champions you have — then lists every entry behind those totals so you can see which rabbit did what.
What this answers
- How much showing you actually did in a period, against what came of it.
- How many legs are accumulating, and toward whom.
- Whether a breed or a line is carrying your results.
The figures:
| Figure | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Total entries | Show entries in the window |
| Total legs | Entries marked as earning a leg |
| Best of Breed | BOB placements |
| Best Opposite Sex | BOS placements |
| Best in Show | BIS placements |
| Current grand champions | Rabbits with a grand champion number |
Note that grand champions is a herd count, not a period count — how many GC rabbits you have, not how many finished during the window.
Placings over time
There is no trend chart here. What you get instead is the entry list for the window: rabbit, show name, show date, class, placement, and whether a leg was earned.
To see change over time, move the date filter and compare this season against last. Totals are computed per window, so that comparison is a filter change rather than a different screen.
By breed and line
The dashboard takes the same breed and line filters as the rest of analytics, which is how you ask "is my meat line paying its way on the table" or "how did the Hollands do this year".
The Lines dashboard comes at the same question from the other direction: it carries a show legs column per line alongside growth and dress-out, so show results sit next to production results rather than in isolation.
What you must record
- A show entry per rabbit per show, with the show name and date. Without a date the entry falls outside every window.
- The placement. An entry saved with no placement counts as an entry and nothing else.
- The leg-earned flag, which drives the leg count and the automatic grand-champion prompt on the third leg. See Shows & Entries.
- Legacy legs, if you had wins before you started using OmniBurrow — otherwise the count understates your rabbits.
Entry lists are capped, so a heavy show season shows the most recent rather than all of it.