pigeonscout Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 So do we all agree that hiding the year of birth ring so it can be raced as an old bird is to deceive and therefor breaks RPRA rule 70 (a) dishonourable conduct. The rules do not need changed and there is no loop hole in them as rule 70 (a) forbids deception. PS. The RPRA rule book is online at. http://www.rpra.org/Portals/1/RPRA%20Rule%20Book%202008.pdf
hotrod Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 you do that hotrod you might learn something oh happy days i nave had a wee while to think what i could learn from you ,and the only thing i can come up with is how to cheat(bend the rules) thats your way of putting it isnt it
just ask me Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 So do we all agree that hiding the year of birth ring so it can be raced as an old bird is to deceive and therefor breaks RPRA rule 70 (a) dishonourable conduct. The rules do not need changed and there is no loop hole in them as rule 70 (a) forbids deception. PS. The RPRA rule book is online at. http://www.rpra.org/Portals/1/RPRA%20Rule%20Book%202008.pdf its down to opion on whether u think this is dishonourable or not from what i can see cant see the part about decepion not against or for but for argument's sake lets say ure young are 6 days old on the day before end of the year and u ring them with 2008 rings well wouldn't they be ok then ring them with 2009 on the 7th day ie the first of january
pigeonscout Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 its down to opion on whether u think this is dishonourable or not from what i can see cant see the part about decepion not against or for but for argument's sake lets say ure young are 6 days old on the day before end of the year and u ring them with 2008 rings well wouldn't they be ok then ring them with 2009 on the 7th day ie the first of january Dishonourable = deceptive, fraudulent; cheat, defraud, or deceive and that is what you are doing if you hide the fact that the bird is carrying a 2009 young bird ring so it can race as an old bird. It is a young bird or an old bird it cannot be both.
Williedoo Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 If a Fed wished to stop this practice all they would have to do is make a rule that states, if a pigeon is double rung,both rings must be of the same year.
Chairman Posted February 8, 2009 Author Report Posted February 8, 2009 If as a club secretary you would carry this verification out, you are not allowed to do so without the permission of the owner. Should you in your godly posistion as secretary interfere with this members bird, you will find yourself taken to court for discremination against that fancier and also on a charge of interference with a members race entries. Before you act I think it wise to get the club covered with a good Insuarance policy, but even check the small print as you will find out you are not covered for an Incidence of Injustice, which is what you doing if you choose to carryout this act of misconduct in your heavenly posistion as secretary. The simple answer is this cannot be stopped, until a rule is introduced against this happening, yes its frightening to think what would occur in your own club but the simple thing is we cannot act or enforce it happening until a rule is introduced. Oh Happy Days!
naedoos Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 If as a club secretary you would carry this verification out, you are not allowed to do so without the permission of the owner.Should you in your godly posistion as secretary interfere with this members bird, you will find yourself taken to court for discremination against that fancier and also on a charge of interference with a members race entries. Before you act I think it wise to get the club covered with a good Insuarance policy, but even check the small print as you will find out you are not covered for an Incidence of Injustice, which is what you doing if you choose to carryout this act of misconduct in your heavenly posistion as secretary. The simple answer is this cannot be stopped, until a rule is introduced against this happening, yes its frightening to think what would occur in your own club but the simple thing is we cannot act or enforce it happening until a rule is introduced. Oh Happy Days! haven't had time to check (just got in ) where does it state this???
Guest Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 If a Fed wished to stop this practice all they would have to do is make a rule that states, if a pigeon is double rung,both rings must be of the same year. it would have to be rattified by your governing body if it was not in line with thier rules it wouldnt pass
Williedoo Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 it would have to be rattified by your governing body if it was not in line with thier rules it wouldnt pass I know that. I think it would get passed
joe61 Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 If as a club secretary you would carry this verification out, you are not allowed to do so without the permission of the owner. Should you in your godly posistion as secretary interfere with this members bird, you will find yourself taken to court for discremination against that fancier and also on a charge of interference with a members race entries. Before you act I think it wise to get the club covered with a good Insuarance policy, but even check the small print as you will find out you are not covered for an Incidence of Injustice, which is what you doing if you choose to carryout this act of misconduct in your heavenly posistion as secretary. The simple answer is this cannot be stopped, until a rule is introduced against this happening, yes its frightening to think what would occur in your own club but the simple thing is we cannot act or enforce it happening until a rule is introduced. Oh Happy Days! this can be stopped only due to rule change, so for those who wish to call it cgeating or deception.... what about when you run out of young bird rings and ring the pigeon with an old ring... do you not decieve those in your club ... doing what you state , by not carrying a ring of the birds birth... let those who have never put an old ring on a young bird cast the first stone !!!!! you should all consider using this to your advantage......
joe61 Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 If as a club secretary you would carry this verification out, you are not allowed to do so without the permission of the owner. Should you in your godly posistion as secretary interfere with this members bird, you will find yourself taken to court for discremination against that fancier and also on a charge of interference with a members race entries. Before you act I think it wise to get the club covered with a good Insuarance policy, but even check the small print as you will find out you are not covered for an Incidence of Injustice, which is what you doing if you choose to carryout this act of misconduct in your heavenly posistion as secretary. The simple answer is this cannot be stopped, until a rule is introduced against this happening, yes its frightening to think what would occur in your own club but the simple thing is we cannot act or enforce it happening until a rule is introduced. Oh Happy Days! this can be stopped only due to rule change, so for those who wish to call it cgeating or deception.... what about when you run out of young bird rings and ring the pigeon with an old ring... do you not decieve those in your club ... doing what you state , by not carrying a ring of the birds birth... let those who have never put an old ring on a young bird cast the first stone !!!!! you should all consider using this to your advantage......
hotrod Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 joe 61 cant you get it ,its not about putting an old ring on a youngster. its wrong to put two rings of different years on a youngster, its ok if the 2 rings are the same year, i suppose that happens but not up here in scotland , you would be booted out the club for doing it.
joe61 Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 hotrod, its a practice which has been done many times, but would you not think that if youngsters can be entered into short inland come back races with old birds , maybe it would help reduce yb loses. happy days of old london town.
hotrod Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 whats wrong with entering them as trainers which a lot of clubs allow as youngsters (with one ring on ) its deceitful to put two on.AS far as im concerned its a form of cheating , ive actually brought up about maybe sending some youngsters to the comeback races just to teach them , not for me though for all other clubmates, as i dont normally race youngsters, and if i do its only 1 or 2 to about 100 miles then i would'nt hesitate to send them to france as yearlings 470-500 miles , in fact any yearlings ive done this with have always come home.
just ask me Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 has anyone contacted the rpra to see what there ruling is on it
hotrod Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 has anyone contacted the rpra to see what there ruling is on it not sure if there open at weekends mate
joe61 Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 thats your opinion hotrod and opinions will vary, but what about competing with them also, some countrys do just that.. we in britain are so far behind other countrys in regards our sport in general. people now fly youngsters on widowhood. all the best joe 61 nearly 62 oh happy days
just ask me Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 thats your opinion hotrod and opinions will vary, but what about competing with them also, some countrys do just that.. we in britain are so far behind other countrys in regards our sport in general. all the best joe 61 nearly 62 oh happy days a year older i doubt any wiser ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
joe61 Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 why do you feel the need to insult on a discussion which has been a very good topic.
just ask me Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 be interesting too know what they have to say very good thread fair play too all involved
hotrod Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 ive not a problem with that ,those kiddy on races dont interest me, so ive no problem at all , as long as there in seperate baskets good idea if clubs agree to do this then fine
just ask me Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 sorry Joe u usually have a good sense of humour i apologize wont happen again
naedoos Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 this can be stopped only due to rule change, so for those who wish to call it cgeating or deception.... what about when you run out of young bird rings and ring the pigeon with an old ring... do you not decieve those in your club ... doing what you state , by not carrying a ring of the birds birth... let those who have never put an old ring on a young bird cast the first stone !!!!! you should all consider using this to your advantage...... if this happens then you are not trying to decieve anyone, you have just ran out of rings and it's better to have an old ring than none at all. besides if you have ran out of rings, chances are the young bird would be too young to race anyway, never mind race against old birds. as hotrod quoted you wouldn't get away with it up here, no matter what threats of court rulings chairman is trying to convince everyone with. personaly I'd take my chances in court, confident that even a blind man would see through what you guys are up to. on another note I sincerely wish you or anyone else all the best that wish to continue this practice to gain the "edge or advantage" if you so desire. but just ask yourselves why you feel you have to sink so low to try in your so obvious desperatation to gain a race ticket against a normal flyer. Is it because you will never attain that "edge or advantage" or even be able to compete against him using the rules as they were meant to be interpreted. If that is the case then you really are kidding yourselves on as you will always be also rans! And just think how much better he feels knowing what you are up to and he still manages to beat you as he undoubtably will as he is obviously a much better flyer than you could ever hope to be. Happy flyin guys ;D ;D ;D
grizzal Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 the thread has had some very good points,and some not so good. what is getting alot of people upset is the tapeing up and the decite to put the 2 rings on of different years just to get a advantage in the ybs is wrong. the simple way is just ask can I put ybs in as trainers, you will get a yes or no, and no one will be upset
Guest Posted February 8, 2009 Report Posted February 8, 2009 has anyone contacted the rpra to see what there ruling is on it Yes I emailed them yesterday, awaiting a response. Will copy and paste it when I get it
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