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They are all unraced yearlings I think you said Klaus, must be a big shock on the transporter and being libbed with that number even though you've trained well, I'm sure they will work back in this nice weather, All the best Bill

Ha Ha ,Spelling must do your head in on here ;D

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Probobly dropped by a hawk ;D ;D

Leave her with 1, make life easy for her

Yeh, never liked that manager, time for him to go ;D

Could be a long night then ;D

Well done mate, good result

I always worked on the theory that if a cat was in my garden or loft, it didn't belong to my neighbours because my kids weren't playing in their gardens

Yeh I was hoping you are right or I have lost it ;D

Very confusing thread, what was the message? :-/

That was a bad day mate, wish it was only a nightmare, hope you get some returns, all the best

Welcome to the site and sport mate, enjoy

Not a s/hawk that was Percy

He certainly throws nice youngsters

I did that one year in the 80's, went out like a bunch of whippets, 3 days before I had them all back, best kit of young birds I ever had, all raced the whole programme and won the Y/B Fed ave's , not recommending this to newbies

This year I've had from Bl. Griz. x Bl. Ch. 2 Bl's and Bl. Griz. x Bl. W/F a Bl. Griz. and a Bl.

They've been red carded ;D

Unwell birds are more likely to stand on two legs when resting

Well done mate, something to live up to this year, all the best

There has been several reports of this happening in birdy mags. that my neighbour brings me

Moved a female with her jocky on board from the yard to the pond about 20yds away this week, let them go in the pond and he was still hanging on, they've got a fair old grip on them ;D

Frogs in our pond last year

Those male frogs will hang on to anything that moves in the breeding season ;D