Craig.G18

For the fed training could the transporter not be parked up in a big car park and only the fancier can load the pigeons straight in the crates or is that against the rules, just a thought

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Lot 2 £30

Lot 7 £20

Lot 4 £45

Hopefully all goes well, after the 3 weeks we can allow back out to normal but can’t see it but if it does, think there should be rules in place for how many should be at club marking to put pigeons through and load transporter to have a chance of some sort of racing

Lot 1 £20

Lot 2 £35

Thank you very much Colin, since I’ll be off for the 3 weeks now, I’ll try and contact as many club secretary’s as I can this week, to get it up and running, as quick as I can

If I can get more on board then hopefully it will all work out in the end

A little more feed back would be great, think we can do our part since they are doing there’s

Thanks very much

If I can get enough interest I’m willing to try and organise something

Just a thought lads that Iv had, since all this Coronavirus is going on, not sure if it’s too late but if we can organise a young bird sale or a late bred sale through the fed, we can try and contact all the clubs so see if we can try and get as many members through out the fed to donate at least 1 youngster per member, even if they are new starts or best flyers in the fed, then after the sale is finished, we can split all the money towards monklands, wishaw and hairmyres, for all the hard work they have done, what do you guys think

Received today from the RPRA: There are currently no restrictions in relation to Pigeon Racing and there are no known planned restrictions. However, this is a continually changing situation and if anything changes a statement will be made asap. What may result in restrictions ? The following statement is not based on any direct information received from the relevant authorities, but based on our interpretation and assumption. If future developments result in travel restrictions and restrictions relating to gatherings of small groups of people, then we can assume there may be restrictions in place in relation to pigeon racing. Ian Evans CEO

Your welcome, only happy to help

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Lot 2 £20

I ordered stuff last year, including 2 baskets, everything else came apart from the baskets and 3 days later still no baskets, phoned them up and they said oh the baskets are sold out waiting on them coming in without even letting me know, 3 weeks later the baskets appeared

Result from 11/12/19 All winners Old cocks 1st- Law and Brady 2nd- Lindsay and Henderson 3rd- D Hay Old hens 1st- D Hay 2nd- F Sloan 3rd- A Black Young cocks 1st- P Stangoe 2nd- Wilson and cairns 3rd- Wilson and cairns Young hens 1st- D Hay 2nd- D Hay 3rd- H Goldie Best in show- D Hay Best opposite- Law and Brady Best young bird- P Stangoe Overall points- D Hay 93 points Latebred class 1st- W Boswell 2nd- D Hay 3rd- A mcburnie 4th- D Hay Would like to thank everyone for attending clarkston shows this year and to all the judges for taking time to come over and judge All at clarkston flying club would like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy new year and all the best for 2020 racing season

All the best jim

All the best everyone

Result for 4th of December Young hen handle 33 in class- judge- joe Gillon snr 1st- W Boswell 2nd- A Mcburnie 3rd- C Gillespie 4th- P Stangoe 5th- D Hay 6th- D Hay 7th- P Stangoe 8th- H Goldie 9th- D Hay Old cock peep 59 in class judge- joe Gillon snr 1st- Law&Brady 2nd- A Mcburnie 3rd- T Corrie 4th- C Gillespie 5th- Law&brady 6th- D Hay 7th- D Hay 8th- T Corrie 9th- D Mitchell Next week- All Winners and latebreds, must be carrying 2 nest flights

Results from 27th of November Young cocks handle 1st- Wilson and cairns 2nd A Mcburnie 3rd- P Stangoe 4th- A black 5th- Wilson and cairns 6th- Wilson and cairns 7th- Law and Brady 8th- Lindsay and Henderson 9th- j Cadberry Nom- £5 A Mcburnie Old hen peep 1st- F Sloan 2nd- E Mckerley 3rd- Law and Brady 4th- D Mitchell 5th- D Mitchell 6th- A Mcburnie 7th- A black 8th- A Mcburnie 9th- A Mcburnie Nom- £9 F Sloan Young hen handle and old cock peep on Wednesday night

Results for the 20th of November Old hen handle- 71 in class Judge- John dumagin 1st- F Sloan 2nd- D Hay 3rd- Law&Brady 4th- A Mcburnie 5th- F Sloan 6th- D Hay 7th- E Mckerley 8th- A Mcburnie 9th- A Mcburnie Nom £14- F Sloan Young cock peep- 52 in class Judge- Eddie robin 1st- J Mcquire 2nd- Wilson&cairns 3rd- Law&Brady 4th- A Mcburnie 5th- D Hay 6th- A Mcburnie 7th- A Mcburnie 8th- Wilson&Cairns 9th- J Mcquire Nom- Not won Thank you to every that came and too the judges John and Eddie Next week classes- Young cock handle and old hen peep