Awarding of points and titles

Awarding of titles is done according to the following point system:
Meaning
Award
Points
Title
not suitable for breeding good 61 points ---
limited suitable for breeding very good 76 points ---
suitable for breeding excellent 88 points ---
       
Challenge certificate
Kitten Champion / Kitten Premier

3-6 months
CACP / CAPP 90 points 3 CACP / CAPP required. Certificates may be won in the home-country or in the same country.
Challenge certificate
Kitten Champion / Kitten Premier

6-10 months
CACJ / CAPJ 90 points 3 CACJ / CAPJ required. Certificates may be won in the home-country or in the same country.
Challenge certificate
Champion / Premier
CAC / CAP 93 points 3 CAC / CAP required. Certificates may be won in the home-country or in the same country.

Challenge certificate International
Champion / Premier

CACIB / CAPIB 95 points 3 CACIB / CAPIB required, where 1 certificate must be won in another country / region.
Challenge certificate Grand International Champion / Premier CAGCIB / CAGPIB 97 points 3 CAGCIB / CAGPIB required, where 1 certificate must be won in another country / region.

Challenge certificate Europa Champion /
Premier
  resp.
Continental Champion / Premier

CACE / CAPE 97 points 3 CACE / CAPE required , where all 3 certificates must be won in three different countries.

Challenge certificate Grand Europa
Champion / Premier
resp.
Grand Continental Champion / Premier

GCACE / GCAPE 98 points 3 GCACE / GCAPE required, where all
3 certificates must be won in three different countries.
Challenge certificate World Champion /
Premier
CACM / CAPM 98 points 3 CACM / CAPM required, where all 3 certificates must be won in three different countries and where one country must be located in another continent .
CACP / CAPP, CACJ / CAPJ, CAC / CAP may be won on national shows, all other titles must be acquired on international shows.
In order to award the points every breed standard includes a scale of points  - see the Standards.
The points are distributed according to the typical features of every single breed. The more points are allotted to a part of the standard the more serious
a corresponding fault is considered. For example: If 20 points are allotted to coat texture (for example in the Russian Blue), a poor coat texture should
be penalized more severely than for example in the Korat, where only 10 points are allotted to coat texture.
 
Best Variety Best Varietät 95 points Best Variety will be awarded only, if 3 cats are present.
Best Variety Neuter Neuters compete separately for Best Variety Neuter.
Best Variety Kitten If 3 kittens (3-10 months) are present, also kittens may
be awarded Best Variety Kitten.
Best in Show Best in Show 95 points

In each category the following cats may be nominated:

  • best adult male cat
  • best adult female cat
  • best neutered male cat
  • best neutered female cat
  • best male veteran
  • best female veteran

 

 

 

  • best male kitten 6 – 10 months
  • best female kitten 6 – 10 months
  • best male kitten neuter 6 - 10 months
  • best female kitten neuter 6 - 10 months

 

 

 

 

  • best male kitten 3 – 6 months
  • best female kitten 3 – 6 months
  • best male kitten neuter 3 - 6 months
  • best female kitten neuter 3 - 6 months

 

 

 

  • best litter 3 - 6 months

 

 

Best Opposite Sex
Best in Show Neuter
Best Opposite Sex Neuter
Best Veteran
Best Opposite Sex Veteran
Best kitten 6-10 months
Best opp. Sex kitten 6-10 months
Best kitten neuter
6-10 months
Best opp. Sex kitten neuter 6-10 months
 
Best kitten 3-6 months
Best opp. Sex kitten 3-6 months
Best kitten neuter
3-6 months
Best opp. Sex kitten neuter 3-6 months
Best Litter
Best of Best Best of Best 1

Best in Show
winner in each

category

Only the adult winners (un-neutered) of the Best in Show compete for the Best of Best. These 5 winners are ranked by each allbreed judge.
Best of Best 2
Best of Best 3
Best of Best 4
Best of Best 5
Master The winner of a
Master-ring receives
the title "Master".
Entitled to participate are: 1st and 2nd place of a WCF-ring The Master-ring may be organized only once per year and per country. An allbreed judge will rank maximum the 10 best cats.