Kyleakin Lofts

I've had it on now more or less since it came out and have found no problems whatsoever.

Well done all.

Well done all.

Happy birthday.

Perhaps the fella feels he is not able to race, but is having good results from others who do race his pigeons. Part of the fun in this hobby is the uncertainty. You can never be certain that what you breed will be good enough. Likewise whether they will return from the race, let alone in good enough time to win. If your intention is to do well and win, then I feel you should buy the very best you are able to afford. Buy a proven pair and breed from them in the hope that you will be able to fly the progeny well enough to win, but don't look for, or expect "overnight success".

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Well done both.

It might, it might not, is the complicated answer. Some would feel that the strain had not been tested, so there was no evidence that the abilities were still there. Others would feel that "blood will out" and the abilities always remain. If you buy from a "top" racer, you still have no guarantee that what you buy will race, so depending on the price it could be worth a "punt".

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Well done once again, Mick and Stevie.

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Well done all. Cracker into the Orkneys.

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Gareth, could you contact me please.

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