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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 cat 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 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 showOther 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.
