dkj Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 do you think it possible to have a channel class of pigeon that must have scored with the snfc, as they did years ago in the edinburgh show
b.massey Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 I said on here 2 yeas ago that it's the only way some fanciers can show their pigeons in complete confidence that birds they're up against are proven raced They should scrap the 200mile cock or hen and 400 mile cock or hen Make if Any age cock scored SNFC channelAny age hen scored SNFc channel Might not be the biggest amount of class in birdgage sense but then the guys who are want to show and fed up against pigeons classed as dipped or half and half can show knowing what ever in that class flew 300+ miles and in race time I'd even offer a trophy and money for best bird to come out class judged on stage
clockman Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 When and where is the show? Lawrie & Symington Market, Lanark 10th dec
blue pied Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 whats the class lists? anyone got them
DJWa Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 I said on here 2 yeas ago that it's the only way some fanciers can show their pigeons in complete confidence that birds they're up against are proven raced They should scrap the 200mile cock or hen and 400 mile cock or hen Make if Any age cock scored SNFC channelAny age hen scored SNFc channel Might not be the biggest amount of class in birdgage sense but then the guys who are want to show and fed up against pigeons classed as dipped or half and half can show knowing what ever in that class flew 300+ miles and in race time I'd even offer a trophy and money for best bird to come out class judged on stage so your wanting to limit channel classes to snfc members only I thought it was a shu show not a snfc show and you want to scrap classes for shu, members , very selfish attitude :emoticon-0179-headbang: :emoticon-0179-headbang:
Mossgiel Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 do you think it possible to have a channel class of pigeon that must have scored with the snfc, as they did years ago in the edinburgh show Definitely a good idea, would give fanciers wishing to score from the channel, an indication of the standards required. Imo.
b.massey Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 What classes are scrapped for shu members? David asked a question regarding a class for snfc club pigeons that have scored in channel races Read the original question I think shu should have a class that offers a system that to enter they must have scored at snfc race I know there is the snrpc but are they not RPRA? Not shu members of any organisation can enter the other classes, never said anything about needing to be snfc members to enter the rest of the classes Won't happen anytime soon anyways but question put forward was a good suggestion I think
DJWa Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 What classes are scrapped for shu members? David asked a question regarding a class for snfc club pigeons that have scored in channel races Read the original question I think shu should have a class that offers a system that to enter they must have scored at snfc race I know there is the snrpc but are they not RPRA? Not shu members of any organisation can enter the other classes, never said anything about needing to be snfc members to enter the rest of the classes Won't happen anytime soon anyways but question put forward was a good suggestion I thinkI did read it brian it was about adding a channel class which must of been flown with the snfc but you stated scrapping the 200 mile cock & hen , and the 400 mile cock & hen classes and having the snfc ones instead which I was referring to
b.massey Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Yeah and that's what I would do if I was in charge But how's that selfish and stopping anyone? Anyone out with the qualification of that class can still enter pigeons in the other 10 classes available Nehu show used to have a class that only nehu members could enter and birds had to score from a certain race or position to enter Every year someone or people come on PB after show and moan about birds in flown classes being showy and that includes the 200/400 mile classes for cocks and hens, so to make sure that there is a class available that anyone entering can be confident that they're up against proven racers then surely a class with birds good enough to score from the channel (not just fly it) but time in and make result is best answer?
DJWa Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Yeah and that's what I would do if I was in charge But how's that selfish and stopping anyone? Anyone out with the qualification of that class can still enter pigeons in the other 10 classes available Nehu show used to have a class that only nehu members could enter and birds had to score from a certain race or position to enter Every year someone or people come on PB after show and moan about birds in flown classes being showy and that includes the 200/400 mile classes for cocks and hens, so to make sure that there is a class available that anyone entering can be confident that they're up against proven racers then surely a class with birds good enough to score from the channel (not just fly it) but time in and make result is best answer?removing 4 classes brian , whats the furthest flown class you would have for non snfc members 100 miles ? they way you stated would mean that , anyone entering a flown class over 200 miles would have to be a member of the snfc that cuts out a hellava lot of folk who like showing
DJWa Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Yeah and that's what I would do if I was in charge But how's that selfish and stopping anyone? Anyone out with the qualification of that class can still enter pigeons in the other 10 classes available Nehu show used to have a class that only nehu members could enter and birds had to score from a certain race or position to enter Every year someone or people come on PB after show and moan about birds in flown classes being showy and that includes the 200/400 mile classes for cocks and hens, so to make sure that there is a class available that anyone entering can be confident that they're up against proven racers then surely a class with birds good enough to score from the channel (not just fly it) but time in and make result is best answer?removing 4 classes brian , whats the furthest flown class you would have for non snfc members 100 miles ? they way you stated would mean that , anyone entering a flown class over 200 miles would have to be a member of the snfc that cuts out a hellava lot of folk who like showing
b.massey Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Removing 2 classes I said They put cocks and hens in against each other So 200 mile cocks or hens And 400 mile cocks or hens There is flown old cocks and flown old hens, so these classes are for birds flown any distance? So how is what I've said stopping anyone outside the snfc from entering Keep them classes for 200 mile and 400 mile then and add another 2 for the snfc suggestion Shows should try suit everyone I am only pointing out what I'd do as most moan about the winner from these classes anyway
calder boy Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Can't agree with this as there is 2 national clubs in Scotland why should the other club get left out everybody who is a member of the shu should be allowed to show all that needs done is to make it a flown class I can see why this has come about as there is far to many dipped pigeons in racing classes now and I think that's why show numbers are falling in these classes
dkj Posted November 8, 2016 Author Report Posted November 8, 2016 i think it should be one channel class for cocks/hens together which have scored with the snfc, and this was a class that was there in the past, at the edinburgh show, not trying to stop anyone showing, it was a extra class for snfc channel winning pigeons, and everybody whats interest in snfc winners could see them there, would help the show also, i think it would a great class of pigeons
VMS Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Differences should be put aside and SNRPC pigeons should be allowed to enter
JohnQuinn Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 i think it should be one channel class for cocks/hens together which have scored with the snfc, and this was a class that was there in the past, at the edinburgh show, not trying to stop anyone showing, it was a extra class for snfc channel winning pigeons, and everybody whats interest in snfc winners could see them there, would help the show also, i think it would a great class of pigeons Given the close association between the SHU & SNFC I think it should be introduced again. It must have taken over as the biggest show in the country (stand tae be corrected!) so it's only fitting that they should have a special class for the SNFC winning birds. Would be a welcome addition tae any of the big Open Shows imo.
VMS Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Given the close association between the SHU & SNFC I think it should be introduced again. It must have taken over as the biggest show in the country (stand tae be corrected!) so it's only fitting that they should have a special class for the SNFC winning birds. Would be a welcome addition tae any of the big Open Shows imo.Aye John but what about the shu members that have winning birds in the SNRPC surely they should be included
dkj Posted November 8, 2016 Author Report Posted November 8, 2016 Differences should be put aside and SNRPC pigeons should be allowed to enter , but snrpc dont have a result, they put every pigeon clocked on the result from there races, that would need sorted out, 1 in 10 for channel race and 1 in 5 for the longest race, as the snfc do,
JohnQuinn Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 Differences should be put aside and SNRPC pigeons should be allowed to enter 100% High time olive branches were offered and accepted Vinnie and it shouldn't matter who offers who it should happen regardless. , but snrpc dont have a result, they put every pigeon clocked on the result from there races, that would need sorted out, 1 in 10 for channel race and 1 in 5 for the longest race, as the snfc do, We can see the results Davie, could verify winners that way.
VMS Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 , but snrpc dont have a result, they put every pigeon clocked on the result from there races, that would need sorted out, 1 in 10 for channel race and 1 in 5 for the longest race, as the snfc do,Yes but the same rules applies to sectional positions and open positions regardless who gets a mention on the result
dkj Posted November 8, 2016 Author Report Posted November 8, 2016 100% High time olive branches were offered and accepted Vinnie and it shouldn't matter who offers who it should happen regardless. We can see the results Davie, could verify winners that way. i agree as long as its 1 in 10 for channel race and 1 in 5 for the longest race, more the merrier for me, simple vince,
VMS Posted November 8, 2016 Report Posted November 8, 2016 i agree as long as its 1 in 10 for channel race and 1 in 5 for the longest race, more the merrier for meLet's get the the any union rule introduced and then there would only be one national club simple,for the no votes what are yous scared off ????Forget the politics
dkj Posted November 8, 2016 Author Report Posted November 8, 2016 Let's get the the any union rule introduced and then there would only be one national club simple,for the no votes what are yous scared off ????Forget the politics not for me vince,everybody in scotland should be in the shu, every doo man that fly,s with the nfc in england must be member,s of the rpra, same rule down there as up here if i fly with the nfc, i must be a member of the rpra
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