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Pete, remember and post the cheque ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

No way am I making it up to the nearest hundred this time ;D ;D ;D well done Rose

Well as I said , easy answered, but you seem to be the kind of man that likes to keep things going >

There,s a simple solution to this, why don,t you pm. Gutty Hen and ask him? then maybe we can get a rest from this pigeon politics, it gets a bit boring :-/

Led to believe the final total will be £590. I would like to donate £10 to make it a healthy £600. Good luck to the young footballers

Fraction?????

Decided to send a cock and a hen, the cock is Molveld Janarden, and the hen is Vanhee, who is a g,dtr. of Honeymans Dream. Fingers crossed

"3.142" SAY NO MORE

PIE, R2 ;D ;D ;D

"Soldier skills" walked in a circle ;D ;D ;D ;D

Weather was the same here in Fife, this morning, I also took the dog out, however we DID NOT TURN BACK. Must be softies over in the west ;D ;D ;D

Banned from Perth ;D ;D ;D

Would do Wullie, but high winds, means I can,t get over the Tay bridge ;D ;D

Happy Birthday Wulliedoo m8

Started in 1994 in partnership with my father racing old birds, then went onto race a team myself the following year, 1995

Gladdo m8, I pm,d you on my return from Blackpool, to confirm I had collected the rings, However my 2nd round have yet to be laid. Be patient

Welcome m8, and all the very best for the forthcoming season

The reason I posed this question, was because I believe most of the entries will be early bred youngsters, therefor by the time the races come around, they will be matured, so much so that they will pair up. So will they be seperated by sex? if not, will hens lay? Therefor this is why I prefer to send cocks, because I believe you win both ways :-/

As a continuation to my last thread, which sex would you send to a one loft race, I am sending 2 cocks, what are your views?

I have UNIKON, and find it to be excellent

Happy birthday Richard

In my opinion, Dennis Dall of Ladybank, Fife. Top distance fancier,, and his birds have stood the test of time

My 2 entries should be ready in a couple of weeks

I have entered 2 birds into a one loft race, they are accepting birds, from February up untill April, my delema is that I will have 2 ideal candidates ready in 2 weeks time, but I am unsure as to whether it would be better, breeding 2 more off my next round for this entry. What would you do????? :-/