Question For Blaz

[sapper756]

Was wondering, if the breeder and the buyer of a youngsters, came to an agreement, that the BREEDER races the bird for the prize, is this allowed, as this may suite some folks, who could save on carriage?

 

Thank You

[Roland]

Our Fed / clubs have always allowed this to be done.

Strangely enough, as sometimes happens, a club I'm in is insisting they have to buy another's bird. Doesn't seem to be too popular as past times have shown.

Personally I think a decent idea is that come End of old season, say a fortnight before y/b's start one can nominate a youngster(s) for say £20 and wins 75% of total prize money. The other 25% going to the club. Then one has birds trained and showing promise, or at least there when racing starts.

How much really should be decided via members.

Of course again this could be seperate from a Breeder / Buyer. JMO.

[cemetary]

Was wondering, if the breeder and the buyer of a youngsters, came to an agreement, that the BREEDER races the bird for the prize, is this allowed, as this may suite some folks, who could save on carriage?

 

Thank You

 

 

A dont see why not sapper, as this is the case in most breeder/buyer sales, and yes it would save on the carriage side owe things.

[sapper756]

A dont see why not sapper, as this is the case in most breeder/buyer sales, and yes it would save on the carriage side owe things.

 

I am of that opinion also, how ever, I thought I would ask for confirmation, in order to prevent any misunderstanding later on m8http://forum.pigeonbasics.org/public/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif

[Henrik]

Dont see a problem as the breeder is allowed to buy his own back and race them.

[Ian McKay]

I dont see why not the sale is about raising some prize money for the members and charity

[THE FIFER]

could save carriage money, I did that last year the buyer of my bird in the Fife Fed breeder buyer asked me to keep the bird and race it as his birds were further on for training,