Old Cock Winner No 20

our winner of the old cock show is bird number 20, no idea whos it is I`ll check

He’s mine David
Thanks for everyone that voted for him.

David wrote:

our winner of the old cock show is bird number 20, no idea whos it is I`ll check

Please tell etc David Interest factor & I may just put an order in for a pair of youngsters off it as such . Rubbish finished, so well done to our first winner for the year here & especially those that had the smarts     to pick it as the winner as such .

Boosey wrote:

He’s mine David
Thanks for everyone that voted for him.

Couldn't be more pleased etc Boosey "Well done" Put me down now for its next pair of youngsters there please .
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Ha ha your welcome to some youngens knackered but I feel the carriage might be a bit of a killer.

Boosey wrote:

Ha ha your welcome to some youngens knackered but I feel the carriage might be a bit of a killer.

not if you pay for it etc .
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Well done!!!

well done steve a cracking cock bird and a worthy winner any info on the bird

Well done .I voted for him as he was a perfect shape and fantastic condition

peel bros wrote:

Well done .I voted for him as he was a perfect shape and fantastic condition

Trust a Geordie type to know how to pick the good one etc in the first show here for the year Ray . Pressure on now I suggest, maybe with our next show as such   .
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No pressure at all haha. I know a good bird when I see one. Not bad at picking a good pigeon as well

Well done
Ken

I hear he has a good rowing boat and time on his hands Boosey

Ha ha your welcome to some youngens knackered but I feel the carriage might be a bit of a killer.
I hear he has a good rowing boat and time on his hands Boosey [/quote]

Thanks everyone
The Bird is named Tom after my Son.
He’s breeding is Supercrack on both sides but he’s great grand dam was an eggleson buscheart from L.P.W via the lines of stormin Norman/white cheeks.
I raced him light this year with a view to send him to Thurso, but he came home from Berwick with a gaping chest wound so I stopped him.
I have terrible trouble getting him prepared for a race, he hardly eats anything all year round he picks a few bits up then straight back up to he’s perch, he’s father was the same, I can’t get any weight on him.

Yes congrats on the winner, very nice bird boosey, but next time please clean the pigeons feet, in a show the overall appearance counts, and that is why I would never pick a bird with feet that had not been washed or naturally clean, along with every other part of the pigeon, just a hint for if you enter handled classes etc; for if having any obvious such faults they would not be taken out of the pen,



Regards.

I will give him a manicure next time Misty

Boosey wrote:

Thanks everyone
The Bird is named Tom after my Son.
He’s breeding is Supercrack on both sides but he’s great grand dam was an eggleson buscheart from L.P.W via the lines of stormin Norman/white cheeks.
I raced him light this year with a view to send him to Thurso, but he came home from Berwick with a gaping chest wound so I stopped him.
I have terrible trouble getting him prepared for a race, he hardly eats anything all year round he picks a few bits up then straight back up to he’s perch, he’s father was the same, I can’t get any weight on him.

He eats what he wants etc Boosey I suggest. By his condition as shown thou just doesn't appear an issue from my perspective. Plenty of fat people around I've found "Big eaters"       but very few have the ability      to run so to speak .

Daz wrote:

 

Ha ha your welcome to some youngens knackered but I feel the carriage might be a bit of a killer.
I hear he has a good rowing boat and time on his hands Boosey

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Boat maybe But what about the energy factor        to row the thing etc Daz.

Boosey wrote:

He’s mine David
Thanks for everyone that voted for him.

Well done

MISTY wrote:

Yes congrats on the winner, very nice bird boosey, but next time please clean the pigeons feet, in a show the overall appearance counts, and that is why I would never pick a bird with feet that had not  been washed or naturally clean, along with every other part of the pigeon, just a hint for if you enter handled classes etc; for if having any obvious such faults they would not be taken out of the pen,



Regards.

Maybe Misty a wee bit of air brushing type of thing etc by Boosey could be the way to go. Set a whole new standard here, maybe I suggest .
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Congratulations Steve well deserved winner