| Class 1 |
World Champion -
P.H.
In this class cats compete for the title „Best Variety“ and/or
„Best in Show”. They may receive the Prize of Honour.
P.H.: Prix d'Honneur (Prize of Honour) |
| Class 2 |
World Premier - P.H.
In this class cats compete for the title „Best Variety Alter“
and/or „Best in Show Alter”. They may receive the Prize of
Honour.
P.H.: Prix d'Honneur (Prize of Honour) |
| Class 3 |
GR. European Champion
resp. GR. Continental Champion - CACM
In this class cats compete for the title „World Champion“. They
must receive CACM in 3 international shows in 3 different
countries from 3 different judges, where one country must be in
another continent.
They must receive 98 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title “Best Variety” and/or „Best in Show“.
GR.: Grand |
| Class 4 |
GR. European Premier
resp. GR. Continental Premier - CAPM
In this class cats compete for the title „World Premier“. They
must receive CAPM in 3 international shows in 3 different
countries from 3 different judges, where one country must be in
another continent.
They must receive 98 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title “Best Variety Alter” and/or „Best in
Show Alter“.
GR.: Grand |
| Class 5 |
European Champion
resp. Continental Champion - GCACE
In this class cats compete for the title „GR. European Champion“
resp. „GR. Continental Champion“. They must receive GCACE
in 3 international shows of WCF in 3 different countries from 3
different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety“ and/or „Best in Show“. |
| Class 6 |
European Premier
resp.
Continental Premier - GCAPE
In this class cats compete for the title „GR. European Premier“
resp. „GR. Continental Premier“. They must receive GCAPE
in 3 international shows of WCF in 3 different countries from 3
different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety Alter“ and/or „Best in
Show Alter“. |
| Class 7 |
Grand Int. Champion
- CACE
In this class cats compete for the title „European Champion“
resp. „Continental Champion“. They must receive CACE in 3
international shows of WCF in 3 different countries from 3
different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety“ and/or „Best in Show“.
Int.: International |
| Class 8 |
Grand Int. Premier -
CAPE
In this class cats compete for the title „European Premier“
resp. „Continental Premier“. They must receive CAPE in 3
international shows of WCF in 3 different countries from 3
different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the
standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety Alter“ and/or „Best in
Show Alter“.
Int.: International |
| Class 9 |
Int. Champion -
CAGCIB
In this class cats compete for the title „Grand International
Champion“. They must receive CAGCIB in 3 international
shows of WCF in 2 different countries from 3 different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the standard.
Cats are
separated by breed, colour and sex.
They compete also for the
title „Best Variety“ and/or „Best in Show“.
Int.: International |
| Class 10 |
Int. Premier -
CACPIB
In this class cats compete for the title „Grand International
Premier“. They must receive CAGPIB in 3 international
shows of WCF in 2 different countries from 3 different judges.
They must receive 97 points according to the standard.
Cats are
separated by breed, colour and sex.
They compete also for the
title „Best Variety Alter“ and/or „Best in Show Alter“.
Int.: International |
| Class 11 |
Champion-class -
CACIB
In this class cats compete for the title „International
Champion“. They must receive CACIB in 3 international
shows of WCF in 2 different countries from 3 different judges.
They must receive 95 points according to the standard.
Cats are
separated by breed, colour and sex.
They compete also for the
title „Best Variety“ and/or „Best in Show“. |
| Class 12 |
Premier-class -
CAPIB
In this class cats compete for the title „International Premier“.
They must receive CAPIB in 3 international shows of WCF in
2 different countries from 3 different judges.
They must receive
95 points according to the standard.
Cats are separated by breed,
colour and sex.
They compete also for the title „Best Variety
Alter“ and/or „Best in Show Alter“. |
| Class 13 |
Open class
(starting with 10 months) - CAC
In this class cats compete for the title „Champion“. They must
receive CAC in 3 international or national shows of WCF
from 3 different judges.
They must receive 93 points according to
the standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety“ and/or „Best in Show“. |
| Class 14 |
Neuter class (starting
with 10 months) - CAP
In this class cats compete for the title „Premier“. They must
receive CAP in 3 international or national shows of WCF
from 3 different judges.
They must receive 93 points according to
the standard.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They
compete also for the title „Best Variety Alter“ and/or „Best in
Show Alter“. |
| Class 15 |
Kitten 6 - 10 months
Cats exhibited in this class may not be younger than 6 months on
the first day of the show and not older than 10 months and must
be registered in the LO or RIEX register of a recognized club.
Cats are separated by breed, colour and sex.
They are ranked and
compete also for the title „Best Variety Kitten 6 – 10 months“
and/or „Best in Show Kitten 6 – 10 months“. |
| Class 16 |
Kitten 3 - 6 months
The same rules apply as for kittens 6 - 10 months, but for cats
with an age of 3 - 6 months. |
| Class 16a |
Babies (10
weeks - 3 months)
The same rules apply as for kittens 6 - 10 months, but for cats
with an age of 10 weeks - 3 months. |
| Class 17 |
Novices
A novice may be exhibited only starting with an age of 6 months
in his own organization supervised by the national breeding
committee. The judge must be informed about the reason, why the
cat is exhibited in this class. A cat may only be exhibited once
in the Novice class. The signatures of two judges are required.
The cat must receive „Excellent“ to be registered. |
| Class 18 |
Colour determination
class (determination class)
Kittens starting with an age of 3 months may be exhibited to
determine their colour. They may receive a qualification without
a classification. |
| Class 19 |
Household pet
In this class altered cats, which do not correspond to a
recognized breed according to their phenotype, may be exhibited.
They are ranked and may be nominated for “Best Household Pet of
the Show”. |
| Class 20 |
Litter class (10
weeks
- 3 months)
A litter shall be judged according to the standard of the
corresponding breed and according to his development. The more
excellent traits are in the litter, the better the litter. Cats
exhibited in this class may not be younger than 10 weeks on the
first day of the show and not older than 3 months.
They may be
also nominated for “Best in Show Litter”. |
| Class 21 |
Veteran class
In this class only pedigreed cats older than 8 years may be
exhibited. They receive the qualification “Excellent”.
They may not receive less than 95 points.
Cats are separated by
breed, colour and sex.
They compete also for the title „Best
Variety Veteran“ and/or „Best in Show Veteran“. |
| Class 22a |
Provisionally
recognized breeds
In this class all provisionally recognized breeds, with
recognized colour, with provisionally recognized colour and with
not recognized colour are exhibited. They receive the
qualification “Excellent” and are ranked, but do not
receive any title certificate.
Cats are separated by breed,
colour and sex.
They compete also for the title „Best Variety
provisionally recognized breed“ and/or „Best in Show
provisionally recognized breed“. |
| Class 22b |
Provisionally
recognized colours to recognized breeds
In this class all preliminary recognized colours for recognized
breeds are exhibited. They
receive the qualification “Excellent” and are ranked, but
do not receive any title certificate.
Cats are separated by
breed, colour and sex.
They compete also for the title „Best
Variety provisionally recognized colour“, but do not participate
in the Best in Show. |
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