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Midland NOT marking Friday.

My "711" was 6th in the clock and would be about 150th in the Fed.

Well done Tam and the highest velocities in Scotland as well.

Well done Big Yin.

Thank You.

Informed Midland had a tanking out of Gretna with at least half the convoy missing.

Aybody have a contact phone number for this PJ Mills ?.

I have one Andy the very same 7&8 Secondaries nibbled away and I can assure you it aint mice or lice. My own thought was that it looked similar to a cabbage leaf that had been visited by a caterpillar..

Done a bunk this morning Dont think it was enamoured with my feeding..

BLIND PUGH has given the BLACK SPOT to Blue White Flight SU 14 M 711. :devil:

Sounds like your feeders are drinking too much water ! If so remove all grit and minerals especially if they contain salt and rear your youngsters with beans and or peas only.

Tak it yir frae Hamilton then ? Beein a Fakirk Bairn ! Nae doot yeil be ower ma way next season fur a drubbin LOL Wellcome.

With a paint brush paint the infected area liberally with SURGICAL SPIRITS. Job Done Forever..

GB 14 A 28041

Having watched Fellani when playing with Everton I reckoned he would be ideal as a Man U player So when Moyes took over and brought him with him as his first purchase I expected great things from him. After this season my expectations have proved correct and Moyes should have been given the time to sort it out.JMO

VOLTAROL,,,VOLTAROL,,,VOLTAROL DOES THE TRICK.

Quite surprised at you Vince as the swallows martins etc are doing you a big favour by feeding on the flies and moths etc that surround your house and loft. Perhaps you have not thought it through just how helpful they truly are ya daftie.

Cannot make my mind up yet so will wait till next week before giving one the Black Spot..""Treasure Island""

Just a wee update on yesteday's trainer, Another turned in at 08.30 then 11.45 14.00 16.00 17.30 18.00 19.15 20.00 so still 12 to put an appearance in. Oh aye the last one had a differance of opinion with a raptor and although a bit ruffled and a wee bit of blood on the wing beat the Bassa up !. We breed them tuff here in Camelon.

Haw tigger when you cumin tae see ma new knee ?. Only chargin a £5 a peek but you can get tae run yir paws ower the scar fur free and dinnae furget ma young yin. :emoticon-0126-nerd:

Jings they were world beaters twa oors ago LOL

To my knowledge the opposite is true. When racing commences observation will prove that the bird that eats the least will be corky and ready to go. I should not be writing secrets like this.

Sterilise a needle and shove it through.

Beautiful day to-day with blue sky and wisps of white high up and a temp of 18c so decided to basket all yearlings and late breds for a first toss from Peebles 32 miles. Liberated 38 birds in great handling condition at 13.45 clearing South instead of North West. First bird to the loft alone at 16.50 next and all others arrived singly in 15-20 minute breaks with the last one for the day at 20.15. 18 from 38 is a result in kind as the feeding bill is halved and 20 ETS rings need not be purchased but perhaps some will arrive to-morrow. No commisserations required as I do this every year and what we believe are good is found out at the beginning. I know I can safely send them racing in the knowledge that I have rid myself of the duffers and now feel confident in the ability of my team.

Time will tell Dell and I will remind you in a year or two to give us their racing record. Just out of curiosity mind.