Europe
Champion certificate
CACE - is given to cats in class 3, who come up
to at least 97 points. After 9 certificates
from at least 6 different judges, of which
at least two ar assigned abroad, the cat gets the
title Europe Champion (EC). |
Class 1 Europe
Champion class
For cats who have gotten 9 CACE. The cats
compete with each other in their respective
colour variant, divided into males and
females. Only unneutered cats compete in
this class. |
Europe
Premior certificate
CAPE - is given to cats in class 4, who come up
to at least 97 points. After 9 certificates
from at least 6 different judges, of
which at least two ar assigned abroad, the cat
gets the title Europe Premior (EP). |
Class 2 Europe
Premior class
For cats who have gotten 9 CAPE. The cats
compete with each other in their respective
colour variant, divided into males and
females. Only neutered cats compete in this
class. |
Grand
International Champion certificate
CAGCIB - is given to cats in class 5, who come up
to at least 96 points. After 6 certificates
from at least 4 different judges, of
which at least two are assigned abroad, the cat
gets the title Grand International Champion
(GIC). |
Class 3 Grand
International Champion class
For cats who have gotten 6 CAGCIB. The cats
compete under the same conditions as in class 1. |
Grand
International Premior certificate
CAGPIB - is given to cats in class 6, who come up
to at least 96 points. After 6 certificates
from at least 4 different judges, of
which at least two are assigned abroad, the cat
gets the title Grand International Premior (GIP). |
Class 4 Grand
International Premior class
For cats who have gotten 6 CAGPIB. The cats
compete under the same conditions as in class 2. |
International
Champion certificate
CACIB - is given to cats in class 7, who come up
to at least 95 points. After 3 certificates from
3 different judges, of which at least one is
assigned abroad, the cat gets the title
International Champion (IC). |
Class 5 International
Champion class
For cats who have gotten 3 CACIB. The cats
compete under the same conditions as in class 1. |
International
Premior certificate
CAPIB - is given to cats in class 8, who come up
to at least 95 points. After 3 certificates from
3 different judges, of which at least one is
assigned abroad, the cat gets the title
International Premior (IP). |
Class 6 International
Premior class
For cats who have gotten 3 CAPIB. The cats
compete under the same conditions as in class 2. |
Champion
certificate
CAC - is given to cats in class 9, who come up to
at least 93 points. After 3 certificates from 3
different judges, the cat gets the title Champion
(CH). |
Class 7 Champion
class
For cats who have gotten 3 CAC. The cats compete
under the same conditions as in class 1. |
Premior
certificate
CAP - is given to cats in class 10, who come up
to at least 93 points. After 3 certificates from
3 different judges, the cat gets the title
Premior (PR). |
Class 8 Premior
class
For cats who have gotten 3 CAP. The cats compete
under the same conditions as in class 2. |
Excellent
Result given to cats who come up to at least 88
points. Excellent is given in all classes except
1-2 and 14-17. |
Class 9 Open
class
For cats who have reached the age of 10 months.
The cats compete under the same conditions as in
class 1. |
Very
Good
Result given to cats who come up to at least 76
points. Excellent is given in all classes except
1-2 and 14-17. |
Class 10
Neuter class
For cats who have reached the age of 10 months.
The cats compete under the same conditions as in
class 2. |
Maximum
points
For all breeds the maximum points is 100
according to the FIFe standard. |
Class 11 Junior
class
For cats who are 6-10 months. The cats compete
divided into colour variants and males/females. |
Stud/Queen
and Breeder class
In these classes the stud/queen/breeder collects
points from shown offspring. |
Class 12 Kitten
class
For cats who are 3-6 months.
The kittens compete under the same conditions as
in class 11. |
BOV -
Best of variant
Is given to the best cat of the colour variant,
on condition that there are at least 3 cats
competing in the colour variant, and that the cat
has got the judgement excellent or higher.
If there are 3 adults and 3 kittens attending,
one BOV-adult and one BOV-kitten is given.
This is applies to unneutered cats. The neuters
of the same colour variant compete to become
BOV-neuter. The same rules apply here, there must
be at least 3 competing cats of the variant. |
Class 14 Domestic
cat class
For cats without pedigree. The cats are divided
into longhair and shorthair and males and
females. |
Class 15a Senior
class
For cats aged 7-10 years.
Class 15b Veteran
class
For cats over 10 years. |
Class 16 Breeding
class
For male and female cats with at least 3
offsprings shown. |
Judge´s
Best cats - NOM
Every judge nominates his/her best adult male,
adult female, junior, kitten, neutered male and
female for competition in the Best In Show final. |
Class 17 Breeder´s
class
For breeders from whom at least 5 cats, of which
at least 2 in class 11/12, are shown. |
Best
In Show - final
BOX - Best of Opposite Sex. BIS - Best
In Show. BOB - Best of the Best (all
categorys). |
