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yup look good and in good raft , how far did you train them and how many tosses , im sure if well schooled as ybs they'll repay yer back as yearlings ;)

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They have been trained to 50 miles and had 4 tosses from there and about 12/15 tosses in the build up to the 50 mile stage also they had a single up from the 20 mile stage  :), will probably give them a few midweek races then step them in to the fed races at the comeback stage , I need to hold as many as possible to build a team for the next few years

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They have been trained to 50 miles and had 4 tosses from there and about 12/15 tosses in the build up to the 50 mile stage also they had a single up from the 20 mile stage  :), will probably give them a few midweek races then step them in to the fed races at the comeback stage , I need to hold as many as possible to build a team for the next few years

 

im sure they'll do well sound well schooled ;) all the best :)

Guest youngboy
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lookin well sound well scooled also good luck with them!

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The ch pied is a hen given to my thunderboult from this site as a mate to enable me to race my birds to safe mates that won`t be raced , Thanks all for the comments

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Juat a few updated pics now they are on eggs and Y/b`s

 

 

this hen seems to be barren  :-/ and is sitting out on some "pot" eggs a shame as she seems a nice type but it will give me chance to manipulate things when she is racing on natural

 

 

 

 

the "barren hen" and her mate

 

 

 

 

Guest youngboy
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great nick! looking wel like the blue on his on in the 1st batch of pictures all the best with them chaz!!

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some nice birds you have,should do well if they are happy good luck keep us all up to date how you get on :)

Guest duncan mckay
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nice team mate  all the best  wi them ;)

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Birds look good.

 

I had a barren roller hen a couple of years ago and used her as a feeder, could just put eggs under her and she would sit them no problem, raered them all without any trouble too.

 

Al.

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Barren hen, takes me back to my success with semi widowhood, a barren hen in the right hands will cause many many wins, the old alf baker knew this, and so did i, i agree with phil dont push them to far,

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