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Well done Ryan. Excellent flying mate

Blue cock GB14L24819.

I hope to get 5 tosses in before racing and they will be one at 6 miles. one at 14 miles and 3 at 20 miles and then NO MORE training all season. The beauty of racing just widowhood cocks.

A clubmate bought one and was happy with the quality and went back and bought another 3, so can't be that bad.

Weaned 16 1st round young birds last Wednesday. Stock now sitting second round.

I use Hemperade (Dried Hemp core) and find it excellent for the y.b loft.

From Retford 137 miles,30/30. 12 dropped together and 22 within 2 minutes of first bird clocked. Good race for me.

Well done Tony and Ryan

All 6 yearlings to Wetherby 184 miles.

My full team of 6 yearling widowhood cocks to Wetherby 184 miles.

A good read Ryan. Well done mate.

Hi Yellowman, Whereabouts in Essex are you ?

12/12 All home within 10 mins.

Huntingdon 64 miles Grays social. West Essex Fed. All 12.

Well done Tony. Very good flying. :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

Pen 8 for me.

Very good Tony Had me looking

Hi, The water system i am using is to keep the birds healthy and prevent diseases it is: Saturday after a race Electrolytes,Probiotic and honey. Sunday-Probiotic with Avisan,Aviol or any water sanitizer in the water. Monday-Probiotic Tuesday-Johnsons tonic or any liver tonic with a few drops of tincture of Iodine added. Wednesday-Cider vinegar Thursday-Cider vinegar Friday- B12 and Guarana. Hope this is useful.Good luck...............Jim Newton

DJ Thanks for putting up that link in your last post.The last few paragraphs were very funny.lol

Blimey!! how many races a year do you have at 550/700 miles.This is the reason they are rare.

Totally agree with Les' statement.Most families will win from 40-600+ miles.BUT the preparation and motivation need to be very different. Jim

Simple answer to your question is without doubt............The basket.

Thats the great thing about this site,when someone needs help its there