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Westlake’s Logan-Blackstock, a striking red Maine Coon, earned top honours at the annual GCCF Lakeland Championship Cat Show.
The popular feline was named ‘Visitors’ Favourite Cat’ during the show, in Kendal, England.
Coonaria Tafari, a brown tabby with white Maine Coon was judged ‘Overall Best In Show’.
Bubusky Freya, a lilac British Shorthair kitten, won the ‘Best Kitten’ award.
At championship shows, Maine Coons are judged against a detailed Standard of Points (SOP) that measures how closely each cat matches the breed standard.
Logan-Blackstock, a red Maine Coon cat, is judged Visitors’ Favourite Cat during the GCCF Lakeland Championship Cat Show
The feline earned top honours at the annual GCCF Lakeland Championship Cat Show
Coonaria Tafari, a brown tabby with white Maine Coon cat is judged Overall Best In Show during the cat show
Bow-Didly, a red and white bi-colour British Shorthair kitten, is judged during the show
A brown spotted Oriental kitten is judged during the GCCF Cat Show
Bubusky Freya, a lilac British Shorthair kitten, poses with her owner after winning the ‘Best Kitten’ award
Mr Bow-Didly, a red and white bi-colour British Shorthair kitten, relaxes in his pen during the show
Boublix Gold, a gold tipped with white Longhair cat, poses with his owner after winning Overall ‘Best In Show Non Pedigree’
Gallifrey Fisher Spencer, a chocolate Somali kitten, is judged during the show
Maximillian Catimus Decimus, a cream Persian cat, relaxes in their pen during the show
Other key features include large, well-tufted ears set high on the head, a substantial rectangular body with a long flowing tail, and a dense, glossy coat that is shorter over the shoulders and longer on the hindquarters.
Judges assess a range of physical characteristics, including a strong, square muzzle, prominent cheekbones and a gently concave profile.
