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We have created special tribute pages for some of our favorite cats. Click on the links below to visit these pages.

Goblin's Page.

Orion's Page

Mouse's Page

Aquarius' Page



WINTERFROST GRAND CHAMPIONS

Click on any underlined name to see a picture of the cat.

Seal Tortie Lynx Point
Ebony Ticked Tabby
Blue Ticked Tabby
Ebony Spotted Tabby
Ebony Mackerel Tabby & White
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Patched Ticked Tabby & White
Ebony Mackerel Tabby
Blue Patched Ticked Tabby
Ebony Tortoiseshell
Blue Silver Patched Mackerel Tabby
Blue Patched Ticked Tabby
Blue Silver Spotted Tabby
Blue Cream
Blue Lynx Point and White
Blue Ticked Tabby and White
Blue Silver Patched Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Smoke
Ebony Silver Ticked Tabby



WINTERFROST GRAND PREMIERS

GP Winterfrost Apollo
GP, RW Winterfrost Aquarius
GP Winterfrost Avenger
GP Winterfrost Capricorn
GP Winterfrost Captain Jack Sparrow
GP Winterfrost Chaos of Pegasi
GP Winterfrost Dances With Ceilings
GP Winterfrost Dark Lady
GP, RW Winterfrost Dionysus of El-Dia
GP Winterfrost Dr Cooper
CH, GP Winterfrost Dr Hofstadter
GP Winterfrost Dr Mallard
CH, GP Winterfrost Fire N Ice
GP, NW Winterfrost Goblin
GP Winterfrost Graffiti
GP, RW Winterfrost Gryffindor
GP, RW Jethro Gibbs
GP, RW Winterfrost Mantis
GP Winterfrost Midnight Fire
GP Winterfrost Moonraker
GP Winterfrost Nevermore
GP Winterfrost Northern Lights
GPD, NW Winterfrost Obladi Oblada
GP Winterfrost Orion
GP, RW Winterfrost Patriot of Cerise
GP Winterfrost Peacekeeper
GP Winterfrost Pegasus
GP Winterfrost Peregrine
GP Winterfrost Phoenix of Pegasi
GP Winterfrost Prometheus
GP Winterfrost Scorpion

GP Winterfrost Tim McGee

Blue Mackerel Tabby
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Seal Lynxpoint
Ebony Mackerel Tabby
Blue Ticked Tabby
Blue Silver Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Tortoiseshell
Ebony Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Mackerel Tabby and White
Blue Lynx Point and White
Blue
Ebony Silver Patched Mackerel Tabby
Red Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Tortoiseshell
Ebony Ticked Tabby
Ebony Mackerel Tabby & White
Cream Silver Mackerel Tabby
Ebony Tortoiseshell
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Ebony
Blue Ticked Tabby
Ebony Ticked Tabby & White
Seal Lynxpoint
Chestnut Silver Mackerel Tabby
Blue
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Red Ticked Tabby
Red Ticked Tabby
Lavendar Mackeral Tabby



“OF WINTERFROST” GRAND CHAMPIONS

Blue Silver Mackerel Tabby
Seal Lynxpoint
Red Silver Ticked Tabby
Blue
Blue Silver Spotted Tabby
Ebony
Blue Spotted Tabby



“OF WINTERFROST” GRAND PREMIERS

Blue Spotted Tabby
Blue
Blue Ticked Tabby
Blue Mackerel Tabby
Chocolate Lynx Point CPSH
Blue Silver Patched Ticked Tabby

Red Mackerel Tabby
Blue Ticked Tabby
Red Classic Tabby
Blue Ticked Tabby


My induction into the world of showing creatures was with dogs (Irish Setters, Gordon Setters, English Cocker Spaniels) and then Quarter horses. Our first pedigreed cat was a seal lynxpoint Colorpoint Shorthair named CH Yorcat Yipes Stripes. My introduction into showing cats started with GP El-Dia LyuYienJin LaoShu, otherwise known as Mouse - my all-time heart and soul cat. We bought Mouse from Barb Phelps of El-Dia Orientals as a pet - his tail had a lovely kink that made it look rather like a music note. Over time, Mouse grew up and got very sleek, and when his litter brother GC, NW El-Dia Blue Danube ended up 3rd Best Cat in the Nation for 1994-95 and I saw his picture on the cover of Cat Fancy magazine, I realized that Mouse looked a lot like his famous brother. I called Barb and asked her about showing him. Her first question was about the tail, which I said no longer had a kink, he somehow outgrew it. I entered Mouse in a nearby show and ended up having a blast – cat showing is a really great hobby.

One cat led to another, and soon I was showing a homebred Winterfrost cat. The first Winterfrost grand was GP Winterfrost Orion, a seal lynxpoint oriental shorthair.

Since Rion, we’ve granded a fair number of Winterfrosts and a few other cats along the way. A cat needs to defeat 200 champions to become a grand champion, and 75 premiers to become a grand premier.

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