The Late John Feenie Of Hamilton

[Rooster J. Cogburn]

Thanks again to Mossgiel

[Guest chad3646]

Thanks again to Mossgiel

 

 

never met the man but was told he was a gentleman

[walterboswell59]

thanks for putting this up lewis was good to read about my old pal john i was with him when he was presented with the tropy in the picture and as john mc fall says he was the calmest man in hamilton when he came into the railway club the night he won 1st section 7th open with strathclyde lass me and vince made up for him drinking all night lol great times and great pigeon man that died to young or would have won a lot more swear i can smell his pipe sometimes when im sitting waiting on the doos i had more feenie birds than anyone in hamilton at that time john was the first good fancier id ever known to feed lots of barley to his birds during racing

 

never met the man but was told he was a gentleman

deff was chad thought you new john

[walterboswell59]

thanks for putting this up lewis was good to read about my old pal john i was with him when he was presented with the tropy in the picture and as john mc fall says he was the calmest man in hamilton when he came into the railway club the night he won 1st section 7th open with strathclyde lass me and vince made up for him drinking all night lol great times and great pigeon man that died to young or would have won a lot more swear i can smell his pipe sometimes when im sitting waiting on the doos i had more feenie birds than anyone in hamilton at that time john was the first good fancier id ever known to feed lots of barley to his birds during racing

 

 

deff was chad thought you new john

and thanks to mossgiel for putting this up

[alec guinness]

Great stuff Lewis and "strathclyde lass" was a dream hen,did not know John Feenie but knew he had some top national winning birds.

[kelly tom]

John never said a lot he would sit in the Railway Club puffing away at his pipe a gentleman who was taken from us to soon

[walterboswell59]

John never said a lot he would sit in the Railway Club puffing away at his pipe a gentleman who was taken from us to soon

true tam