alex wight

i,ll be breeding a bigger team and hopefully will have the numbers to race the full programme. I would prefer to have a full team trained reading for being a yearling. However like this year i had to stop early as my numbers depleted somewhat. I have x2 3 year olds, x2 2 year olds a 10 yearlings for next year. As long as i,m able to race thats all i want to do, gutted that ,ve not ben able to race the full programme this year.

I wouldnt have had any room :lol: looking forward to Joes night oot it,ll be a laugh as it was last year. i,ll get the room booked. alex.

Yip always a good day visiting friends that are into the doo's. If you need a helpin hand feeding those late breds just let me know ;) :D

Round trip 320 miles, on my own as wifey was busy, but wants to go next time. I could have stopped at everyone's from here to there but i,d never get hame Fingers crossed i have a better year next and start to move forward, thanks again

Cheers Brian, your yb will be in the mix as a yearling next year, so here's hoping he does the business. The futures brighter than what i thought it was going to be well done on your fine win yesterday, alex.

Not moochin you fagit, they were bought/donated. I,m no scared tae pit ma hand in ma pooch when needed, its just not needed very often You concentrate on yersel and yi mite dae a bit better dinny keep an eye on me, just watch the results, at the tap end :lol:

Brilliant day Ian, i,m very confident they will breed winners, just need their manager to pull his finger oot :lol:

As i wasnt racing yesterday, i took the opportunity to visit friends in the North of Scotland fed. My first port of call was at Stuart Maskames aka Bluetooner. It was at his house that i picked up, what must be described as, the best young birds i had ever seen to date.I bought x2 from George Taylor, x2 from Chris Donaldson, x2 from Irvine Buchan and 2 from Stuart, and they are all stunners, and bred from their best. I then left Stuarts to go and visit Robbie Higgins aka Robbiedoo in Fraserburgh. I,ve never managed to get up when i was last visiting, so made a point of doing so. We had a cuppa and a good natter, and also handled some of robbies racing team. I then headed back to Stuarts to watch his birds arrive from Ripon, where i wasnt disappointed, as he had a steady race with very good returns. Having spent a very good day in Peterhead, it was off to see Alan Foster aka Black White Flight in Inverurie. I was expecting to pick up 2 pairs of late breds, so you can imagine the look on my face when he ended up giving me 11 from some of the very biggest of names in pigeon racing. Once again i was on my travels to Forfar to visit my mum and dad who were caravaning. After my chip shop tea it was off home. My day finally came to an end at 8pm, and after starting out at 4.30am, i was exhausted, but very excited about next season. So a massive thank you goes to guys mentioned above for their latebreds and hospitality, and i look forward to meeting up once again. Thanks, alex.

well done clint, great flying again. well done to rest of the members also.

well done everyone

well done to all my ex club mates

well done everyone

what a brilliant idea lets go for it

i bet Andys relieved you gave him the support and belief, next you,ll be offering to be loft manager :lol: Well done Andy

There was a line missing from that quote, which read " There should be a way to check ets rings, so that they show they belong to you so....." sorry for the confusion Roland, not here to confuse, but try and help

Good luck mucker

very good flying there Derek, and to not have many losses is a great bonus. Keep it up big un.

Some sad people out there

started with 17, 9 left, stopped as i want to race next year with old birds. If they are trained and looked after during the close season i feel they will do just fine

Pocket for this month.............. remember i,ve got a wife to keep its more like 6 months pocket money :lol: getting delivered friday hopefully.

sooooooooooooooooooooooooperb brian, what a lift it would give you knowing its worked back on her own. I got one reported in manchester from the eastbourne, costing £35 to get it back expletive remove.

Hi niki, you will get a response soon as people start to log on after work.

this would be a lovely sport to start here in the uk lol

No harm done jim alex

This topic was put up by myself.... NOT to blame race controllers, but to ask the question why do they not communicate, and even suggested setting up a system that would indeed help them. My thread was merged with another one, which i dont like as it tars the controllers as the ones to blame, and that was definitely not the case. Sorry for any confusion, not caused by myself. regards alex.