Guest pigeon82 Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 i have 4 late breds from 08 that never raced do you think they will come back and i have 10 late breds from last year never raced but trined to 32 miles do you think theyll come back from the first race at 97 miles they are not messing about when released they seem to home quicker than birds that have raced on some occasions whats ur veiws
grizzal Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 if well schooled every chance in getting them home. all the best with them m8
boxer Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 THE 08 1,S SHOULD BE OK BUT ID B CAREFUL WITH THE 09,S THATS JUST MY OPINION THO :)
Guest bakes Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 i would take my chances with them my oldbird team hasnt been raced as yb put trained well to 30 miles all ways came well and the same now still coming well ive got no problem in sending mine for first race of season 85 miles all the best
north wales novice- Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 what other options do you have ?? if you wish to keep them as pets ,leave them at home . if not train them a little more and send them , personally i would expect to lose a few but hey . let us know what you decide . and all the very best . andy.
fred x Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 I have mostly yearlings to race this season Only had two races last saeson owing to YB sickness, had the 5 times down the road up to 25 mile, they will go to the first race this Sat. 92 mile. Taking the ETS rings Of them & having them rubbered up . Just playing safe. suold they go a driffed
Guest youngboy Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 if well schooled every chance in getting them home. all the best with them m8 i would say so myself i also have a 08 which trained to 60 mile but had to be stopped as youngbirds due to hawk attack and saem again last year finger crossed this year he will get to fly the line for me
PIGEON_MAN Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 I have mostly yearlings to race this season Only had two races last saeson owing to YB sickness, had the 5 times down the road up to 25 mile, they will go to the first race this Sat. 92 mile. Taking the ETS rings Of them & having them rubbered up . Just playing safe. suold they go a driffed Make sure you make a note of which bird had what ring on.
Roland Posted April 6, 2010 Report Posted April 6, 2010 i have 4 late breds from 08 that never raced do you think they will come back and i have 10 late breds from last year never raced but trined to 32 miles do you think theyll come back from the first race at 97 miles they are not messing about when released they seem to home quicker than birds that have raced on some occasions whats ur veiws Well will if they want to and that's for certain. Gosh youngster ahve wtook the first 4 and 7 out of the top ten having their first toss and race at 238 miles. Alan Bland was his name. Another school boy sent his 3 y/o 400 miles first toss in a National and won that. I used to, because I had no money granted - send mine youngsters straight into 140 mile race at Northallerton. Was loft fit and honmed with the leaders. Sent two years on trot youngster 30 West Monday, 38 miles South Tuesday 45 North on the wednesday and and 70 miles east coast Thursday and 140 miler first race.... would have took the first 22 places in club, and drop the other of 23, same next year .... Mind :-/ :-/ I trained them slow and careful last year, they went to Nottingham 3 times, 3 days rest, Sent 16 to their first race 140 miles ... never saw a feather( Mind was a bad race, but others made it!. 5 had worked back by the mid of October. So dammed if you do, and dammed if you don't. So as we don't have the faintest how they home, can't see Land Marks, etc. etc. if they can't do 97 miles first race, admitted a mite behind, then you have lost nowt really. They just weren't happy and buggered off. Good luck and send them... well I would.
Guest pigeon82 Posted April 7, 2010 Report Posted April 7, 2010 thanks for the replys all ill let you know on saturday or friday how i did and what i sent my fingers are crossed with everything else ;D :)
Guest pigeon82 Posted April 8, 2010 Report Posted April 8, 2010 well ive decided as long as all goes to plan today with a 50 mile training toss from a friend i will be sending 7 on friday for saturday 2 hens that raced last year 8 races each 2 2yrold hens that never raced and 3 yearling cocks the 3 yearling cocks i have are sitting between 9 to 15 day old babies same as 2yr old hens do you think i have done all i can i hope so well we ll see on saturday if not then start on drawing board again oh and one of my yearling hens that is racing her eggs will be chipping on friday or saturday is that good or bad im pretty confident shell be back 1 of my top birds last year winning me a race at 193 miles
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