17th SAMDPR - Training Flight 5 & Car Race Hot Spot 2

[willie reynolds]

RESULTS FOR TRAINING FLIGHT 6 & CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2.

TRAINING FLIGHT 6 took place on Wednesday 28th November 2012 from 78km (48 miles) and the basketing list on the official web site showed a total of 3,570 pigeons were basketed and this total was made up by 3,192 International, which included 329 United Kingdom and 57 Irish pigeons plus 378 from South Africa.

The convoy were liberated at 07.05 in fine and clear conditions, strong head wind, with temperature of 18c (64f) and a good race was expected.

The OPEN result was as follows and CONGRATULATIONS goes to Oliver Heckl from Germany who took 1st Open with their pigeon named Dynamit which was clocked at 08.03.57.35 to record a velocity of 1431ypm (48mph), 2nd just 08.90 seconds later Team Hoeganas from Sweden, 3rd Planet Brothers from United Kingdom, 4th Muhsen Al-Mutairi from Kuwait, 5th Stefaniszyn - Maas from Germany, 6th Horst Werner from Germany, 7th Gebr Landewe from Netherlands with the same pigeon that won 1st Open in CRHS1 and also winner of the Brand New Motor Car, 8th Las Vladimir and Juraj from Slovakia, 9th Myrtle Lofts – Evans + Walker from United Kingdom, 10th Jassim Al-Kulaib from Kuwait, 11th Konior – Gawel - Zielinski from Poland, 12th Yoyi Family Loft from United States Of America, 13th Delta-Sigma-Flemish Pigeon Team from Belgium, 14th ZAmil Alreshedi from Kuwait, 15th Team Esser - Klaas from Germany, 16th Mee and Hatoum from United States Of America, 17th Lucky Devils Syndicate from United Kingdom, 18th Team Ellenbroek - Seelen from Netherlands, 19th Mee and Hatoum from United States Of America who had also won 16th in this race and 20th Hok Jos Vercammen from Belgium. The time gap between the first 20 pigeons was just 27.30 seconds and a total of 9 different countries were represented in this result. A total of 3,514 pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving 56 still to make it back to the lofts.

CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1st UK, 3rd Open went to Planet Brothers from Noak Hill, Romford with pigeon named Nemisis, which was officially clocked at 08.04.09.15 just 11.80 seconds behind the actual race winner, 2nd & 8th UK, 9th & 60th Open Myrtle Lofts- Evans + Walker with two pigeon bred by Mark & Dickie Evans from Whitley Bridge, 3rd UK, 17th Open Lucky Devils Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet and with a pigeon bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin, 4th UK, 29th Open Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe, 5th UK, 50th Open John Bradley from Wolverhampton, 6th UK, 55th Open Nev Proctor from Brown Edge, 7th UK, 56th Open Diamonds Are Forever Syndicate with a pigeon bred by Jackson-Andrew-Kirby from Asselby, 9th UK, 75th Open David Hinkel from Wimbledon Common, 10th UK, 80th Open Gribbles Choice with a pigeon bred by Phillip Bond & Son from Torquay, 11th UK, 122nd Open The Liverbirds with pigeon bred by Lee Davison & Son from Liverpool, 12th UK, 139th Open Team Thomas with another pigeon bred by Jackson-Andrew-Kirby from Asselby, 13th UK, 144th Open Paul Smith Syndicate from Stansted Mountfitchet with a pigeon bred by Jimmy Richards from Laindon, 14th UK, 158th Open Manchester Maestros with pigeon bred by Crehan & O’Connor from Salford, 15th UK, 172nd Open McConnell – NFC Nom Saints, 16th UK, 174th Open Ultimate Collection with another pigeon bred by Mark & Dickie Evans from Whitley Bridge, 17th UK, 175th Open N+A Evans and Cuthbert from Wolviston, 18th UK, 195th Open Emilia Lofts UK – NFC with pigeon bred by Sebastian Suski from Southampton, 19th UK, 200th Open The Farriers with pigeon bred by Brian Greenley from Swinton and 20th UK, 206th Open O’Hare and Woodward from Middlewich. A total of 324 UK pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving 5 still to return to base camp.

CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1st Ireland, 98th Open went to Moran + Bowden with pigeon named Tiny Tegan which was clocked at 08.05.44.30 just 1 minute 46.95 seconds behind the race winner, 2nd & 3rd Ireland, 124th & 131st Open Jos Reilly – Team Ireland with to two pigeons bred by Jos Reilly, 4th Ireland, 151st Open O’Donnell ABU Lofts with pigeon bred by Maurice O’Donnell, 5th Ireland, 187th Open Brammer and Nasher with pigeon bred by John Nash and 6th Ireland, 246th Open Universal Warrior. A total of 57 Irish pigeons were recorded on the day, leaving no pigeons to return to the lofts.

THE OVERALL GRAND AVERAGES WHICH OFFERS A US$10,000 (£6,500), US$5,000 (£3,250) and US$2,500 (£1,625) CASH PRIZES in this category results after 7 official races currently stands as follows:- The first UK pigeon is in 5th Open and is owned by the Lucky Devils Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet and with his pigeon named Lucky Lass which was bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin.

CASCADE CHALLENGE had 152 entries for Training Flight 6 and this included 16 pigeons from the UK and just 3 from Ireland. The “POT OF GOLD” of US$8,528 (£5,685) was won 1st Open for Oliver Heckl from Germany with his pigeon named Dynamit, which had previously won 13th, 13th, 18th and now 1st Open. The best UK pigeon took 17th Open for Lucky Devils Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet and with pigeon named Lucky Lass which was bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin. This pigeon has won 371st, 94th, 100th, 139th, 117th, 380th and now 17th Open in the first 7 races.

GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for this race amounted to US$3,808 (£2,540) and had a total of 188 pigeons entered and this included 15 UK and 5 Irish pigeons, with as total of 564 nominations. Unfortunately there were no UK or Irish winners in this race.

CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2 took place on Saturday 1st December 2012 from 176km (109 miles) and the basketing list on the official web site showed a total of 3,550 pigeons being basketed and this total included 3,170 International, which included 326 United Kingdom and 57 Irish pigeons, plus 380 South African pigeons.

The convoy were liberated at 08.20 in fine and cloudy conditions with a light head wind and temperature of 17c (63f) and a tough race was expected.

The OPEN result was as follows and CONGRATULATIONS goes to Xaver Heinloth from Germany who took 1st Open with their pigeon named Fairthorn which was officially clocked at 11.04.17.95 to record a velocity of 1170ypm (39mph), 2nd Carter Mayotte from United States Of America, 3rd Delta-Sigma-Flemish Pigeon Team from Belgium, 4th Nemelka Racing Pigeon Loft from United States Of America, 5th Saad Alqanem from Kuwait, 6th Dersch u Sohn u Gnittka from Denmark, 7th Team Helmut u Alfons Klaas from Germany, 8th Wilhelm Stoll from Germany, 9th Altmiks + Soudy from Germany, 10th Zaver Heinloth from Germany who also won 1st Open in this race, 11th SG Fleschenberg - Wolter from Germany, 12th Stanescu and Dobre from Romania, 13th Mohammed Marzouq Al-Alwan from Kuwait, 14th Buttner GIA from Poland, 15th Team Trekanten from Denmark, 16th Space City Syndicate from United States Of America, 17th Nicolas and Filip Norman from Belgium, 18th Ferenc Butyka from Austria, 19th McLaughlin Lofts from United States Of America and 20th Ali Aljuwaisri from Kuwait. The time gap between the first 20 pigeons was 35.00 seconds and a total of 8 different countries were represented in this result. A total of 3,142 pigeons were clocked on the day up to 19.05, leaving 408 still to make it back to the lofts. A total of 192 more pigeons were clocked during Sunday up to 18.18 taking the total to 3,334, which meant that 216 pigeons were still missing. The Monday morning loft list showed 3,365 pigeons had returned to the lofts, leaving 185 still missing.

***BRAND NEW MOTOR CAR WINNER IN CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2 was won by the pigeon named King Arthur Hees that actually took 2nd Open and belonged to Carter Mayotte from the United States Of America. CONGRATULATIONS ON THIS WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT. Once again a winner of a Car Race Hot Spot Race was not “ACTIVATED” so was not eligible to win the prize and so this went to the first “ACTIVATED” pigeon which took 2nd Open. It just goes to show that if your pigeons get to the 1st Car Hot Spot Race, it really is advisable to “ACTIVATE” them. In this race it was a costly experience for this fancier concerned.

***TWENTY US$1,000 (£650) CASH PRIZES IN CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2 were won by all the pigeons listed above in the top 20 with the exception of the pigeons that won 1st, 3rd, 13th, 16th and 17th Open as all these five pigeons were not “ACTIVATED”. So these five US$1,000 (£650) cash prizes went to the pigeons that took 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 25th and 26th positions. Once again it just goes to show how important it is to have your pigeons “ACTIVATED”. This is now six pigeons in the first two Car Race Hot Spots that have not been “ACTIVATED” which has cost the owners a Brand New Motor Car and US$6,000 in cash prizes.

***TWO PIGEON CHALLENGE OFFERS A US$2,000 (£1,300) CASH PRIZE for the best two bird average in each on the 5 CAR RACE HOT SPOTS, only fully paid up pigeons are eligible to compete and the winner will be the “TEAM” that has the best average with two pigeons in the same team. The winner in this race was Team Trekanten Team A from Denmark with pigeons named Caroline P and Adora. The best team in the United Kingdom Team took 21st for Lloyd and Kelly Team G from Abingdon with two pigeons named Franklin and Laughing Boy. Two more UK pigeons took 35th for Carlos Dream Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith and with two pigeons bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin.

***THE KNOCKOUT COMPETITION is only open for pigeons that were ACTIVATED (FULLY PAID FOR) prior to basketing for CAR RACE HOT SPOT 1 and a US$25,000 (£16,225) cash prize goes to the winner which will be the first pigeon clocked in this category in the Final Race on Saturday 2nd February 2013. The entry for this competition this year was 3,026 pigeons and was made up by 2,759 International pigeons, which included 279 from United Kingdom and 57 from Ireland, plus 267 from the host country South Africa. Conditions are as follows:- There will be five rounds, which will take place over the last four Hot Spot Car Races and the Final Race. Knockout Round 1 will be held on Car Race Hot Spot 2 when 65% (1,967) of the entered pigeons will move forward into the next round. This total was made up by 1,967 International pigeons, which included 187 from United Kingdom, 31 from Ireland and 171 from South Africa. Knockout Round 2 will be held on Car Race Hot Spot 3 when 55% (1,082) will move forward to the next round. Knockout Round 3 will be held on Car Race Hot Spot 4 when 35% (379) will move forward to the next round. Knockout Round 4 will be held on Car Race Hot Spot 5 when 20% (76) will then go through to The Knockout Final Round which will be held on the Final Race in the 2012/13 17th SAMDPR series and the first pigeon clocked that is left in this category will walk away with “THE POT OF GOLD” worth US$25,000 (£16,225). GOOD LUCK TO ALL COMPETITORS.

***CAR RACE HOT SPOT ACE PIGEON AWARD OFFERS A US$5,000 (£3,250) CASH PRIZE to the overall winner after the 5 Car Race Hot Spots. Only “ACTIVATED” pigeons are eligible to compete for this prize and the winner will be the pigeon that completes the combined distance of all Car Race Hot Spots in the shortest flying time. In the event of a tie, then the pigeon with the highest placing in the Car Race Hot Spot 5 will be declared the overall winner. The current positions are as follows after two races:- 1st Saad Alqanem from Kuwait with his pigeon named Marzouq 1 with an overall flying time of 03.59.57.80.
The first United Kingdom pigeon is in 34th and belongs to The Farriers with a pigeon bred by Brian Greenley from Swinton with a combined flying time of 04.07.57.60. A total of 5 UK pigeons are in the top 80 in this category. The best Irish pigeon holds 13th and belongs to Aurea Dream Team Eire with pigeon named Kellys Eye which was bred by Llloyd and Kelly from Abingdon. The next Irish pigeon holds 52nd.

CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1st UK, 30th Open went to Toms Terriers and with the winning pigeon named Patterdale Sam and bred by T. H. Berry & Son from Silsden. His winner was officially clocked a 11.05.58.25 just 1 minute 40.30 seconds behind the actual race winner. 2nd UK, 36th Open Blanefield Lofts, 3rd UK, 54th Open Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe, 4th UK, 74th Open Guys Lofts Elite, with pigeon bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 5th UK, 76th Open Lloyd and Kelly from Abingdon whose pigeons are flying very well, 6th UK, 90th Open David Hinkel from Wimbledon Common, 7th UK, 92nd Open Johan Else from Banbury, 8th UK, 124th Open The Farriers with pigeon bred by Brian Greenley from Swinton, 9th UK, 155th Open Kelly, Van Boxmeer and Sparkes with pigeon bred by Premier Stud from Patringham Haven, 10th UK, 185th Open Speed Birds with a pigeon bred by Peter Entwistle from Aylesbury, 11th UK, 186th Open Premier Stud UK Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet and with pigeon bred by Premier Stud from Patringham Haven, 12th UK, 221st Open Carlos Dream Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, with pigeon bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin, 13th UK, 232nd Open Woodhouse Lofts with a pigeon bred by Nev Proctor from Brown Edge, 14th UK, 242nd Open Aurea Dream Team UK, administered by Ronnie Johnson from West Bromwich and with pigeon bred by BP Crowle – S+J Worrall, 15th UK, 243rd Open Emerald Classic, with pigeon bred by John Boyd from Ballyclare, 16th UK, 246th Open Radcliffe and Hall, with pigeon bred by Steve Radcliffe from Skelmersdale, 17th UK, 247th Open Diamonds Are Forever, with pigeon bred by Jackson-Andrew-Kirby from Asselby,
18th UK, 254th Open Keith Warnes and Five Optimists and bred by Keith Warnes from Norwich, 19th UK, 267th Open C Brown – V Mudd – P Oberholster with pigeon bred by Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe and 20th UK, 281st Open Myrtle Lofts – Evans + Walker and with a pigeon bred by Mark & Dickie Evans from Whitley Bridge. A total of 292 UK pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving 34 still to make it back to the lofts. A total of 19 more were clocked during Sunday taking the total up to 311, which left 15 still to return. The Monday morning loft list showed 312 UK pigeons were in the lofts, leaving 14 still missing.

CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1st Ireland, 105th Open were Aurea Drea Team Eire, administered by Ronnie Johnson from West Bromwich with pigeon named Kellys Eye bred by Lloyd & Kelly from Abingdon which was clocked at 11.08.16.50 just 3 minutes 58.55 seconds behind the race winner, this pigeon has already won quite a few top prizes, 2nd & 4th Ireland, 123rd & 203rd Open two pigeons for Jos Reilly – Team Ireland, 3rd Ireland, 170th Open Paul Poole and Son, 5th Ireland, 219th Open Oliver Bond Flats and 6th Ireland, 304th Open O’Donnell ABU Lofts with bred by Maurice O’Donnell. A total of 42 Irish pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving just 15 still to return to the lofts. Another 5 returned on Sunday, leaving 10 still to make it back to base camp. The Monday loft listing showed 48 Irish pigeons were still in the lofts, leaving 9 still missing.

THE OVERALL GRAND AVERAGES category results after 8 official races currently stands as follows:- 1st goes to Mershed Jedova Alnamlan from Kuwait with pigeon named M J 1 with a combined flying time of 09.20.53.99. The first UK pigeon is holding 22nd and belongs to Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe with his pigeon named Obi See You with a combined flying time of 09.44.22.60. There are 9 UK pigeons in this top 82 in this category. The first Irish pigeon holds 108th and belongs to Moran + Bowden with pigeon named Tiny Tegan with a combined flying time of 10.05.48.34.

The information listed above on all these winning pigeons was gleaned from the official SAMDPR web site and I can only apologise if this information is not correct at the time of compiling this press release. If any competing members want more information regarding the breeder of any winning pigeons or where they live then all they have to do is phone or email me and I will add this information to my database for future reference.

The remaining race programme will be as follows:- Training Flight 7 (*) on Wednesday 5th December 2012 from 80km (50 miles), Training Flight 8 (*) on Saturday 8th December 2012 from 125km (78 miles), Training Flight 9 (*) on Wednesday 12th December 2012 from 80km (50 miles), HOT SPOT CAR RACE 3 (*) on Saturday 15th December 2012 from 250km (155 miles), Training Flight 10 (*) on Wednesday 19th December 2012 from 80km (50 miles), Training Flight 11 (*) on Saturday 22nd December 2012 from 125km (78 miles), HOT SPOT CAR RACE 4 (*) on Saturday 29th December 2012 from 300km (186 miles), Training Flight 12 (*) on Wednesday 2nd January 2013 from 80km (50 miles), Training Flight 13 (*) on Saturday 5th January 2013 from 125km (78 miles), Training Flight 14 (*) on Wednesday 9th January 2013 from 80km (50 miles), HOT SPOT CAR RACE 5 (*) on Saturday 12th January from 350km (218 miles), Training Flight 15 (*) on Saturday 19th January 2013 from 80km (50 miles), Training Flight 16 (*) on Wednesday 23rd January 2013 from 80km (50 miles), Training Flight 17 (*) on Saturday 26th January 2013 from 125km (78 miles) and then THE FINAL RACE (*) on Saturday 2nd February 2013 from 550km (342 miles). ALL THESE RACES WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE APPOINTED DAY PROVIDING THE WEATHER IS SUITABLE FOR THE LIBERATION AND RACE TO TAKE PLACE, IF NOT THEY COULD BE FLOWN ON ANOTHER DAY WHEN THE WEATHER FORECAST WAS MORE FAVOURABLE. ONLY RACES OF 50KM (31 MILES) OR OVER COUNT TOWARDS THE ACE PIGEON AWARDS. ALL THE NOMINATION RACES ARE ALL MARKED WITH AN ASTERIX (*) NEXT TO THE FLIGHT OR RACE.

GLOBAL AND COUNTRY NOMINATIONS started on TRAINING FLIGHT 2 on Saturday 10th November and these can be added by entrants by going onto the official web site and then logging into their own AS account. GLOBAL NOMINATIONS are available at US$1, US$2, US$5, US$10, US$20, US$50, US$100, US$200 and US$500 categories. UK COUNTRY NOMINATIONS are available at US$1, US$2, US$5, US$10 and US$20.

In the GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2 were once again very good as usual and Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe with pigeon name Obi See You in 54th Open won US$3,111 (£2,074), Guys Lofts Elite with Angies Star bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton took 74th Open and won US$646 (£431) and then Lloyd and Kelly from Abingdon took 76th Open with pigeon named Franklin and this won US$306 (£204). CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE UNITED KINGDOM WINNERS.

UK COUNTRY NOMINATIONS only had a couple of pigeons entered and the entry money was refunded to the fanciers concerned.

CASCADE CHALLENGE is basically a “Single Pigeon Nomination” at a cost of US$10 (£6-50) per pigeon. Only one pigeon in each syndicate can be entered and to win this “Pot Of Gold” a nominated pigeon has to win 1st Open. If not then whatever is in the pot carries forward to the next Nomination Flight. In CAR RACE HOT SPOT 2 there was a total of 146 pigeons entered and that contained 14 UK and 3 Irish pigeons and “THE POT OF GOLD” was won and US$3,275 (£3,275) was flown for with 210 pigeons entered, which included 28 from the UK and 3 from Ireland. Once again this competition was not won and the nearest pigeon to winning was Nemelka Racing Pigeon Loft from United States Of America with pigeon named Call Me Maybe which took 4th Open, just 03.29 seconds after the race winner. The first UK pigeon took 54th Open for Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe and with pigeon named Obi See You. The first IRISH pigeon took 307th Open for Brammer and Nasher with pigeon named Shane. GOOD LUCK IN THE NEXT ROUND TO ALL ENTRANTS.

Of course before you can actually NOMINATION a pigeon or pigeons or put a pigeon in the CASCADE CHALLENGE you must have the appropriate funds in your AS account. So if you wish to have a bit of extra fun during the 2012/13 race series please contact your Country Shipper as soon as possible who will then pass your funds over to the race organisers so that you have enough funds in your AS account to have a little gamble.

IF YOU STILL HAVE PIGEONS THAT ARE “NOT-ACTIVATED” these can be “ACTIVATED” before any of the remaining CAR RACE HOT SPOTS but only ACTIVATED PIGEONS are eligible to fly for any of the US$100,000 Prize Money or Brand New Motor Cars allocated to each of these five races, plus of course you have the US$2,000 Two-Bird Average in each Car Race Hot Spots, US$5,000 Car Race Hot Spot Ace Pigeon Award, about US$40,000 International Country Challenge Prize Money, US$25,000 Knockout Prize Money and US$17,500 South African Race Grand Average Ace Pigeon Awards which has three cash prizes of US$10,000, US$5,000 and US$2,500. If your RESERVE PIGEONS are not ACTIVATED, then you will have no chance to win any of this Prize Money or the 5 Brand New Motor Cars. Take a close look at what is being offered to you, if you ACTIVATE A RESERVE PIGEON for US$1,000 and you then lose this pigeon or pigeons prior to basketing for the Final Race and this pigeon has not won any of the Special Prize Money or any of the 5 Brand New Motor Cars, you get this US$1,000 entry fee refunded in full into your AS account, which you can then use to purchase another RESERVE PIGEON or leave it in your AS account to fund another race entry at a later date. If you decide to request the US$1,000 (approx. £650) entry fees to be paid out after the race has closed, there will be about a US$15 (approx. £10) deducted which will be a bank transfer charge. If one of the RESERVE PIGEON/S you ACTIVATE goes on and wins one of the 100 US$1,000 Car Race Hot Spot Cash Prizes and then gets lost prior to the basketing for the Final Race, it has actually cost you nothing as you paid US$1,000 for it and it will have won you US$1,000. Of course for your pigeon/s to be eligible to compete in THE KNOCKOUT COMPETITION, CAR RACE HOT SPOT AVERAGES, they will of have to have been “ACTIVATED” before CAR RACE HOT SPOT 1. However, of course it could win you a lot more in Cash Prize Money and even a Brand New Motor Car or any of the other Special Prize Money allocated to these 5 Car Race Hot Spots. SO PLEASE DO NOT CAUGHT OUT BY NOT ACTIVATING ANY OF YOUR RESERVE PIGEONS AS IT COULD COST YOU A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY PLUS THE EMBARRASSMENT OF WINNING A MAJOR PRIZE AND THEN NOT BE ABLE TO CLAIM IT. EVERY YEAR FROM DAY ONE, FANCIERS MISS OUT ON WINNING MAJOR CASH PRIZES, PLUS QUITE A FEW HAVE MISSED OUT ON WINNING A BRAND NEW MOTOR CAR JUST BECAUSE THEY DID NOT ACTIVATE THEIR RESERVE PIGEONS. YOU REALLY HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE!

My annual 8 nights “TRIP OF A LIFETIME” to the race represents fantastic value and gives all travellers the chance to be part of the greatest pigeon race in the world today, whilst at the same time visiting South Africa and enjoying the warm weather and superb scenery.
Full details and itinerary were published earlier in the “BHW” pages 64, 65 & 66 and “RP” pages 17, 18 & 19 dated 7th September 2012. If you or any friends are interested then please contact me asap as all places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Because of the current high South African Rand exchange rate against the Pound Sterling, this trip is now being offered for over £445 per person less than in the original advert. This really is a great opportunity to take advantage of this fabulous holiday in the sun. Why not book your trip now and treat yourself to a fantastic holiday in the sun?

I would just like to notify fanciers that my weekly International Press Releases and Newsletters will all be published in our two weekly pigeon magazines, namely “The British Homing World” and “The Racing Pigeon”. Information will also be sent out to numerous other Web Sites:- www.regencylofts.com www.iprr.co.uk www.elimarpigeons.com www.pigeonportal.com www.cyberpigeon.co.uk www.pigeonbasics.com www.pigeoncare.nl
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If you have any questions or queries about any aspect of THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE, then please contact me on my home telephone number, mobile number or by text SMS or by emailing me and I will do my best to answer any of your questions or queries.

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