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how do you prepare your old birds for racing and when do you start

 

 

always used to start regular exercise , 2 hours flying a day at home . 6 weeks before first race date . not this year tho .

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Still waiting on word from shu regarding

Racing this year?

Its not up to the SHU or the RPRA for that matter whether racing can take place this year, we will have to await lifting of travel restrictions by the Scottish Gov before anything can happen

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Its not up to the SHU or the RPRA for that matter whether racing can take place this year, we will have to await lifting of travel restrictions by the Scottish Gov before anything can happen

aye yir right and if its left tae wee nippy we wont be racing :drinking-coffee-200:

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Hi guys is the lorry driver not doing a job of work while driving the birds to the race point just a thought

 

Yes he is, but it is not an essential job of work therefore travel restrictions apply. Unless the rules are relaxed as they were last year, then racing will not happen. Another thought for you to ponder. The shires are opened and travel restrictions are relaxed, but the border remains closed. Unrestricted travel in Scotland, but Scotland only. A further thought, unrestricted travel in UK, but no continental travel.

 

There is a lot to be decided yet and the manner in which we control this pandemic and bring it under control will be crucial to these decisions being made. We do not even have a blueprint yet because there are too many unknowns. :)

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We went thru all the negative P*** last year. When the restrictions are lifted we will get racing just like last year

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We went thru all the negative P*** last year. When the restrictions are lifted we will get racing just like last year

Yer gan ti be going throo alot More Negative P@sh for a alot longer than ye think id say !

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Yer gan ti be going throo alot More Negative P@sh for a alot longer than ye think id say !

Optomistic that another 4 weeks will see some progress

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Yes he is, but it is not an essential job of work therefore travel restrictions apply. Unless the rules are relaxed as they were last year, then racing will not happen. Another thought for you to ponder. The shires are opened and travel restrictions are relaxed, but the border remains closed. Unrestricted travel in Scotland, but Scotland only. A further thought, unrestricted travel in UK, but no continental travel.

 

There is a lot to be decided yet and the manner in which we control this pandemic and bring it under control will be crucial to these decisions being made. We do not even have a blueprint yet because there are too many unknowns. :)

 

If the borders are closed how come they can allow horse trainers to cross the borders daily with there horses in lorries traveling 200 / 300 miles to race them . Whats the diffrence with a lorry load of doos

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Hi guys is the lorry driver not doing a job of work while driving the birds to the race point just a thought

depend on what size of wagon you are using and if you are using tachos in them

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If the borders are closed how come they can allow horse trainers to cross the borders daily with there horses in lorries traveling 200 / 300 miles to race them . Whats the diffrence with a lorry load of doos

wee jimmy likes a punt on the horses

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We will start letting the racers out this weekend hopefully but as for pairing them no chance yet

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Aye right Cabbage, am sure you will have them Champs paired up, don't kid a kidder :emoticon-0167-beer: :emoticon-0167-beer:,

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We went thru all the negative P*** last year. When the restrictions are lifted we will get racing just like last year

Julie's got shap booked for first 10 weeks so get them on barley and order some sprinters frae massarella 😄😄

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If the borders are closed how come they can allow horse trainers to cross the borders daily with there horses in lorries traveling 200 / 300 miles to race them . Whats the diffrence with a lorry load of doos

 

I don't know. That will be for the RPRA and SHU to work out, but I suspect pigeon racing is a lot lower profile than horse racing. :)

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We will start letting the racers out this weekend hopefully but as for pairing them no chance yet

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Aye right Cabbage, am sure you will have them Champs paired up, don't kid a kidder :emoticon-0167-beer: :emoticon-0167-beer:,

We will pair up about 15 pair on sunday but no racers ya trumpet....

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Julie's got shap booked for first 10 weeks so get them on barley and order some sprinters frae massarella 😄😄

That's the way Mick

  • 2 years later...
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On 2/11/2021 at 5:49 PM, THE FIFER said:

how do you prepare your old birds for racing and when do you start

interesting older topic this

Had the cocks out 6 times and first time today they flew with speed as a team , pleased with them so far I have them on tight rations at the  moment they are a little under weight which is ok for me just in a ounce a day since mid December unless it’s a minus tempt then I give a little more 

good to see how others are going 

 

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