RAIN FOR SNFC NEWBURY

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LOOKS LIKE A LOT OF RAIN IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND ON SAT MORNING  

LETS HOPE IT STAYS AWAY TILL SUNDAY 8)

[Guest TAMMY_1]

DONT CARE  ;D ;D ;D

[JADE]

DONT CARE  ;D ;D ;D

 

not a very responsible response from a "race controller"

[Guest TAMMY_1]

 

not a very responsible response from a "race controller"

 

well we arenae racing from newbury so i dont care

[JADE]

 

well we arenae racing from newbury so i dont care

 

the forecast for Biggleswade is the same 70% chance of rain on Saturday morning. The Lanarkshire members will be glad to hear you dont care what the weather will be

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the forecast for Biggleswade is the same 70% chance of rain on Saturday morning. The Lanarkshire members will be glad to hear you dont care what the weather will be

 

nobody listens to what he says anyway jade

[Guest TAMMY_1]

 

the forecast for Biggleswade is the same 70% chance of rain on Saturday morning. The Lanarkshire members will be glad to hear you dont care what the weather will be

 

naff off

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naff off

 

SEE WHAT I MEAN

[cricketer]

hi all,

if i were racing into the west of scotland or maye even central wih tmmorows forecast i wold not be going as its a north wind and they have no chance,the east will fill the first 50-80 open positions.

when the snrpc wet last week it was south inthe wind,and with all due respect to the winners who raced very well,it was not a name who was winning it was also rans,and thats why if you look at the result you will find that most section winners have not even won there federatio so far this year and some not even a club race this year.

what im trying to say is that when thers south in the wind its the lucky rather than good that win.

the romancers will say a good sread of birds all over in the result,but the reality is the lucky win in a south wind into scotland.

[Guest TAMMY_1]

hi all,

if i were racing into the west of scotland or maye even central wih tmmorows forecast i wold not be going as its a north wind and they have no chance,the east will fill the first 50-80 open positions.

when the snrpc wet last week it was south inthe wind,and with all due respect to the winners who raced very well,it was not a name who was winning it was also rans,and thats why if you look at the result you will find that most section winners have not even won there federatio so far this year and some not even a club race this year.

what im trying to say is that when thers south in the wind its the lucky rather than good that win.

the romancers will say a good sread of birds all over in the result,but the reality is the lucky win in a south wind into scotland.

 

Aye and Alf will testify to that  

[Guest]

I read it differently - main factor is heavy cloud cover and rain on South and East coasts of England. West of England, and the whole of Scotland remains clear, so I reckon the birds will track West of Pennines and if west section birds remain on the west side .... no dog-legging over to the east in scottish borders .... should figure amongst early ones.

 

4500 birds is quite a jump in entries in recent times, it promises to be quite an event. Good luck all.

[budgie]

Rain should be clear by 9.00am with a liberation therafter.Biggleswade pigeons should go around 9.45am all racing into the West section of the National and hopefully the positions are equally split.The Dont care atitude is irresponible and the people making these comments should not be holding these positions or any other posts within their orginisations.Good luck to the convoyer and race controllers as to date and particular Lanarkshire  the decisions have been fantastic considering the weather conditions at the start of the season.

[Guest TAMMY_1]

Rain should be clear by 9.00am with a liberation therafter.Biggleswade pigeons should go around 9.45am all racing into the West section of the National and hopefully the positions are equally split.The Dont care atitude is irresponible and the people making these comments should not be holding these positions or any other posts within their orginisations.Good luck to the convoyer and race controllers as to date and particular Lanarkshire  the decisions have been fantastic considering the weather conditions at the start of the season.

 

was not aware you had anything to do when determining what time lanarkshire pigeons are liberated . and the dont care comment was meant for peggy so the no smile brigade who make comments on that are needing to see a dentist and get a dose of laughing gas ie: you and jade

[cricketer]

well we will see tommorow,i realy do hope your right bruno for the west fanciers sake,but fear you are way out with your prediction.

[Guest TAMMY_1]

well we will see tommorow,i realy do hope your right bruno for the west fanciers sake,but fear you are way out with your prediction.

 

don't think he is making a prediction, u just have to check all the weather sites and that is what they all show, just as bruno said

[cricketer]

I read it differently - main factor is heavy cloud cover and rain on South and East coasts of England. West of England, and the whole of Scotland remains clear, so I reckon the birds will track West of Pennines and if west section birds remain on the west side .... no dog-legging over to the east in scottish borders .... should figure amongst early ones.

 

4500 birds is quite a jump in entries in recent times, it promises to be quite an event. Good luck all.

 

i would say unless bruno can see into the future tammy that he is predicting that there will be early ones in the west,i predict diffrently.

the fact will tell us all tomorow

[Guest]

 

i would say unless bruno can see into the future tammy that he is predicting that there will be early ones in the west,i predict diffrently.

the fact will tell us all tomorow

 

good luck to everyone who's entered

[cricketer]

hear hear

[superleeds]

live 5 miles north of newbury lib site and most week when theres a lib the bird circle over us then run sraight up the a34,all this week its been very low cloud and misty up till arouns 1300 visebility down to less than a mile

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,it was not a name who was winning it was also rans,and thats why if you look at the result you will find that most section winners have not even won there federatio so far this year and some not even a club race this year.

what im trying to say is that when thers south in the wind its the lucky rather than good that win.

 

SO WHEN DO YOU BECOME A NAME,WHEN YOU HAVE WON A FEW "BLAW HAME RACES"

 

LAST WEEK OUR FED OPEN RACE WINNER WAS DOING 1765 2ND 1714 AND HE WAS CAUGHT OUT

2 YEAR AGO THE SAME 2 FANCIERS WERE 1ST AND 2ND OPEN WITH VELS IN THE 1800's SAME RACE

THE WINNER CLEANS UP IN SHORT MID DISTANCE RACES

THE SECOND PLACE BOY DOES BETTER AT MID TO LONG RACES

 

YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED CRICKETER ,THE BEST DOO WINS THE RACE IN THE CONDITIONS THAT THE RACE IS HELD IN.THE WIND/WEATHER MAKES OR BREAKS THE RACE ,ITS CALLED LOFT LOCATION,THAT IS THE THE ONLY CONSTANT IN YOUR LOFT

 

WE DONT FLY IN THE SNRPC BUT WELL DONE TO ALL WHO MADE THE RESULT   MORE SO THE" LUCKY WINNER" HOPE WE ARE LUCKY THE MORN

[doos r us]

with respect cricketer the south wind is the great leveler here and gives everyone a chance the west wind is the norm that gives the east coast the advantage its different doos for east and west up here thats a fact

[me]

hi all,

if i were racing into the west of scotland or maye even central wih tmmorows forecast i wold not be going as its a north wind and they have no chance,the east will fill the first 50-80 open positions.

when the snrpc wet last week it was south inthe wind,and with all due respect to the winners who raced very well,it was not a name who was winning it was also rans,and thats why if you look at the result you will find that most section winners have not even won there federatio so far this year and some not even a club race this year.

what im trying to say is that when thers south in the wind its the lucky rather than good that win.

the romancers will say a good sread of birds all over in the result,but the reality is the lucky win in a south wind into scotland.

 

The reason the doos over in the west did well was for exactly the same reasons the doos in the east usually do best the weather suited them not the south wind a south wind is very common a south west wind is even more commom and usually brings perfect conditions for flying  doos into the east of the country.  Saying that if you are suggesting Peter is not a household name you ain't been flying doos for very long. First national win around 1964 if memory serves.

 

 

[Guest]

,it was not a name who was winning it was also rans,and thats why if you look at the result you will find that most section winners have not even won there federatio so far this year and some not even a club race this year.

what im trying to say is that when thers south in the wind its the lucky rather than good that win.

 

SO WHEN DO YOU BECOME A NAME,WHEN YOU HAVE WON A FEW "BLAW HAME RACES"

 

LAST WEEK OUR FED OPEN RACE WINNER WAS DOING 1765 2ND 1714 AND HE WAS CAUGHT OUT

2 YEAR AGO THE SAME 2 FANCIERS WERE 1ST AND 2ND OPEN WITH VELS IN THE 1800's SAME RACE

THE WINNER CLEANS UP IN SHORT MID DISTANCE RACES

THE SECOND PLACE BOY DOES BETTER AT MID TO LONG RACES

 

YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED CRICKETER ,THE BEST DOO WINS THE RACE IN THE CONDITIONS THAT THE RACE IS HELD IN.THE WIND/WEATHER MAKES OR BREAKS THE RACE ,ITS CALLED LOFT LOCATION,THAT IS THE THE ONLY CONSTANT IN YOUR LOFT

 

WE DONT FLY IN THE SNRPC BUT WELL DONE TO ALL WHO MADE THE RESULT   MORE SO THE" LUCKY WINNER" HOPE WE ARE LUCKY THE MORN

your lucks just run oot nae paper bag tomorrow mon davy show dad and grandad hows its done ;D kidding aside our good m8 george summers is in hospital after having a stroke we have all known george for many years and we wish him a full recovery

 

[me]

I read it differently - main factor is heavy cloud cover and rain on South and East coasts of England. West of England, and the whole of Scotland remains clear, so I reckon the birds will track West of Pennines and if west section birds remain on the west side .... no dog-legging over to the east in scottish borders .... should figure amongst early ones.

 

4500 birds is quite a jump in entries in recent times, it promises to be quite an event. Good luck all.

 

only problem is the "big" national don't like to liberate in conditions that don't suit the east of the country - holdover do you think?

 

 

[Guest Greig the doo Drysdale]

if it's a hold over saturday then we wont get a race because sunday is to be worse than tomorrow thats from the weather and from a friend I have just spoke to on th phone from down south