jan aardens

[waltzer]

hi all im after a pair of good jan aardens to pair to a pair of van de wegans that are brother and sister i no you can get them from studs but i would like them from a flyer that has done the biz with them i no they cost a lot but im new to all this so money is a little tight if any one has some for sale cheap lol could they pm me ,as this is my first year to breed some young i have some sprint birds but would like to give the distance a go in a couple of years with the young if i have some left after racing in 2010.my longest race would be about 580 mls hope to here from you soon

 

                    all the best for 2010    

 

 

                                  glen wilkinson & son  

                                                                                                            

 

[Roland]

Glen even Jan Aardens son stated - and he was left his dad's birds - said he didn't have any after a very short while AND was amazed to read so many selling them lol. Especially in the states later on.

[Roland]

If your serious about them, just go to Louella's and buy two pairs off The Spirits, Smadgg 1 and 2 and ac ouple more as such, and let the run like so many sucessfully fanciers have. One did and won not just Nationals - like others - but an International.

[ally mac]

Theres a few for sale on Louellas 24th December sale.

 

Al.

[retired]

If your serious about them, just go to Louella's and buy two pairs off The Spirits, Smadgg 1 and 2 and ac ouple more as such, and let the run like so many sucessfully fanciers have. One did and won not just Nationals - like others - but an International.

 

Tend to agree - Seems LPW has some very good ones - I wanted to buy a son of 'Invincible Dettori' but not at the price they wanted.

 

If you can wait for a few months the Barcelona Challenge OLR has a YB auction - I put bids in last year for 2 nestmates (Jan aarden x Joe Murphy/Tow Mcewan blood and they have both flown well as youngsters - More than pleased at £40.00 each.

[ally mac]

This Blue Pied is down from invinsible spirit, generations of cheqs in the pedigree and no Blue bars, is this common.

[Wizzer]

Not knocking the Jan Arden, I have plenty myself.

Staf Van Wanroys are a good long distance strain which crosses well with the Van Der Wegens.

 

They are good for distance.

Might be able to help you out if interested.

[Guest cloudview]

This Blue Pied is down from invinsible spirit, generations of cheqs in the pedigree and no Blue bars, is this common.

 

dont think its un common , id be more sceptical if you got cheqs from blues

[Wizzer]

Steve Wright IN Exeter is a good place for Jan Ardens

[oscar_]

Some on Elimar just now Dutch i think  

[Novice]

Some on Elimar just now Dutch i think  

 

reliable information suggests they may have been selected on the basis of appearance

 

 

[Guest stb-]

 

reliable information suggests they may have been selected on the basis of appearance

 

;) VERY OBSERVANT

 

 

[p charlton]

This Blue Pied is down from invinsible spirit, generations of cheqs in the pedigree and no Blue bars, is this common.

 

yeh i had 4 lpw in 96 they were blue pieds just like that had cheqs in the ped

[Guest cloudview]

hi waltzer , would any good distance strain be ok , the eric foxs for example or are you keeping to the aarden lines , i would be tempted to look in your own area an see who is doing the buisness at the distance regardless of strain

[Roland]

I'd love some Foxes. Also some Double Gr. children of thsoe I've mentioned. I would wager they off spring would do well in spite of me.

[ally mac]

 

yeh i had 4 lpw in 96 they were blue pieds just like that had cheqs in the ped

 

Thanks chaps, if it happened in  my loft I would of wondered if something else had got to the hen, every days a school day  

[kirky]

for my money i would be looking for dark cheqs / dark w/fs or dark cheq pieds, and would get them from steve wright, House of Aardens,

[Roland]

You know the reality is simple. Whatever strain birds are suppose to be good at, their niche so to speak, then obviously those winning at these niches must have these so - called birds. I.e. if Terry Berwicke is winning at 600 - 700 miles, you can call them Maisy's Daisies if you like, but these are the birds you would be seeking. Yes - wheyther for selling purpose or otherwise - they may also be of a certain name of strain.

Thing is, is you trust, and have respect for each other - the seller and buyer - you will be told, like Louella's exactly what they are, or supposedly are I.e. Jan AArdens or Bussearts etc.

[waltzer]

cheers for all the reply's lads i have a good look local to see what every one is flying out to them distances {glen wilkinson & son }

[gorsy bank lofts]

ever considered the emiel deweets (c&g coopers) or sale at didcot (sun) of mark gilberts both doing the buisness NOW. see bhw 24th dec pg 122.

if you can wait till summer i will breed you a couple of pair (coopers)

 

atb lyndon

 

[Roland]

Nice to see it is Cath and Geoff Cooper now lol. Mind she is a lovely lady, and the up front part of the duo lol.