West Of Scotland Championship Club

[abbeypap]

The West of Scotland Championship Club is holding a Young bird Open Race from Mullingar on Saturday 3rd September. This race is open to any pigeon fancier in Scotland. Aplications to join and entry forms are available to download from wscc.online

 

1st prize £1,000 plus £500 in other prize money, also the chance to win from the clock nom a Benzing M1 clock with 2 x 2 field antenna pads + 50 ets rings valued at over £800

 

[VMS]

It says this race is open to any fancier in Scotland,is this the West of Scotland championship club or the whole of Scotland championship club ????????

[VMS]

It says this race is open to any fancier in Scotland,is this the West of Scotland championship club or the whole of Scotland championship club ????????

Seems a quite simple question ???

[hotrod]

is this just a one race thing or is there build up races as all feds do like start at 60/70miles and step out ?

[abbeypap]

is this just a one race thing or is there build up races as all feds do like start at 60/70miles and step out ?

 

 

We are not a Federation only a club. We have young bird midweek racing at present for WSCC memebers in Ayrshire and surrounding areas. We have had two very sucessful races from Peebles. Our next 4 races are 2 x Hawick and 2 x Appleby.

 

Visit the website for more information on the club www.wscc.online

[abbeypap]

It says this race is open to any fancier in Scotland,is this the West of Scotland championship club or the whole of Scotland championship club ????????

 

Our club is based in the West of Scotland hence the name. The open race is exactly that open to ANY fancier is Scotland who wishes to enter.

[novo10]

Our club is based in the West of Scotland hence the name. The open race is exactly that open to ANY fancier is Scotland who wishes to enter.

Good answer

[Andrew suckle]

Looks like john Callen Billy Davidson and Willie Mitchell agree with you :emoticon-0136-giggle:

Davidson not racing Cally was at otterburn and a good bit off the pace and Wullie flew all old bird races but has sent ybirds so get ur facts right Wullie before u write on this and for top fancier check result am top off it pmsl

[geordie1234]

Davidson not racing Cally was at otterburn and a good bit off the pace and Wullie flew all old bird races but has sent ybirds so get ur facts right Wullie before u write on this and for top fancier check result am top off it pmsl

Making sense now!!

[THE FIFER]

please keep posts, relating to the thread, no off topics please.

[THE FIFER]

[We man]

The West of Scotland Championship Club is holding a Young bird Open Race from Mullingar on Saturday 3rd September. This race is open to any pigeon fancier in Scotland. Aplications to join and entry forms are available to download from wscc.online

 

1st prize £1,000 plus £500 in other prize money, also the chance to win from the clock nom a Benzing M1 clock with 2 x 2 field antenna pads + 50 ets rings valued at over £800

 

Best thing since sliced breed,keep up the good work lads and lassie.

[abbeypap]

The West of Scotland Championship Club is holding a Young bird Open Race from Mullingar on Saturday 3rd September. This race is open to any pigeon fancier in Scotland. Aplications to join and entry forms are available to download from wscc.online

 

1st prize £1,000 plus £500 in other prize money, also the chance to win from the clock nom a Benzing M1 clock with 2 x 2 field antenna pads + 50 ets rings valued at over £800

 

Wee update for anyone who is thinking of entering the Mullingar race.

 

Hendry Bros have kindly donated £100 to be won outright by the pigeon timed from the furthest flying loft entered in the race.

[geordie1234]

Top class guys

[ALF]

Is there a cut off date to enter?

[dunc50]

Wee update for anyone who is thinking of entering the Mullingar race.

 

Hendry Bros have kindly donated £100 to be won outright by the pigeon timed from the furthest flying loft entered in the race.

 

1st class the hendry bros, our birds always fly 300 mile further than any others

[abbeypap]

Closing date for joining WSCC is 30th August.

 

Check for updates and information on the website WSCC Mullingar open race

[abbeypap]

*** UPDATE ***

 

Newmains and Kilmarnock confirmed as marking stations for Mullingar open race.

 

Thursday 1st September 6pm - 8pm. Newmains Club, Manse Road, Newmains ML2 9BD Officials :- Jim Savage Mark Findlay Thomson Haggerty, Ricky Young.

 

Thursday 1st September 7pm - 9pm Kilmarnock Club, Warwick Hill Road Kilmarnock KA1 2LT Officials :- Joan Savage, Hugh Wallace, Lyndsay Cowan, Jack Holland.

 

Don't forget to visit the website and download entry forms Mullingar YB Open Race

[tommy bhoys]

well done in getting newmains as a marking station

[mazzie]

Will there be tauris ets marking at new mains

[tommy bhoys]

Will there be tauris ets marking at new mains

unikon benzing and manual clocks ok

[tommy bhoys]

unikon benzing and manual clocks ok

[tommy bhoys]

unikon benzing and manual clocks ok

tauris system is now catered for guys

[abbeypap]

tauris system is now catered for guys

 

Hoping to have Bricon as well just waiting for confirmation

[abbeypap]

A wee bit of history of racing from Ireland into the UK.

 

Possibly the greatest race flown to the UK, pre-war was organised by the Irish Hospital Trust Ltd. It was open to every fancier in Great Britain and was named "The Dublin Pigeon Derby". The outright winner was a Blood Red Cock raced by William (Wull) Howie of Kilwinning Homing Society, and proprietor of the Star Inn, Kilwinning, there were over 30,000 pigeons in the convoy which were released on 26th May 1937. Wull Howie named his victor "Red Mac" who returned on a 1286 velocity for the 172 miles journey. SU32A 4631 winning £600. You could buy a house in Kilwinning then for £100.

 

A wee bit of history of racing from Ireland into the UK.

 

Possibly the greatest race flown to the UK, pre-war was organised by the Irish Hospital Trust Ltd. It was open to every fancier in Great Britain and was named "The Dublin Pigeon Derby". The outright winner was a Blood Red Cock raced by William (Wull) Howie of Kilwinning Homing Society, and proprietor of the Star Inn, Kilwinning, there were over 30,000 pigeons in the convoy which were released on 26th May 1937. Wull Howie named his victor "Red Mac" who returned on a 1286 velocity for the 172 miles journey. SU32A 4631 winning £600. You could buy a house in Kilwinning then for £100.