Popular win here for Alan Brassington (looks 5th Federation) followed by 4 sharp ones to Phil Bourke Alan's winner was actually bred by Phil (as was the pigeon in 7th) The Sire of the winner was purchased from Central Lofts and the Dam at my father's Bereavement Sale Together they maintain their rec...

Popular winner for Alan and gotta be a decent Fed pigeon

The silver lining for Phil is that he bred the winner

Time confirmed for Phil at 1:56:08

Well members we have another comp this week with 2 lofts, I must thank the member for this weeks entries. Phil is at Frome (120 mls 827 yards) Trev is at Melton Mowbray 134 mls 495 ydrds. I'll publish the sheet later when I get it (best seen in black and white) but if I understand correctly Phil's ...

I've only ever used Beans once (for 5 months) , and that was on one pigeon for a specific race (Bergerac 557 miles) - so I'll bow to other people's better judgements on this one

His ped / performances

I really like this fella though

Good cock that Rockefeller

100% cloud cover in Rugeley. Lt Southerly wind. Visibility good

Murray wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 10:21 pm .........doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result.

That's the definition of "lunacy"

You've hit the nail on the head here George

A good fancier will make mistakes and learn from them

A poor fancier will make mistakes and repeat them (for a variety of reasons)