RPRA Update

Rpra One Loft Yearlings 2022
Hello All
Started taking pictures of the YBS today and at the same time the birds that so far have been entered into Yearling 2022 race series are being put over to the Yearling loft around a 100 so far with entries daily so it’s going to be another exciting year.
We are having birds arrive back daily from the final races and previous races we now have around 400 birds with us and will have a full list to view online next Wednesday evening so if you want to put them across to the Yearling loft please let the office know ASAP.
I will again take pictures of the Yearlings mid January once they are through the moult for you all to see.
Once again thank you for your support..
Jeremy.,

For me I like Number 3 and 5

Blue Pied and Red

But i favour the Blue Pied

The winner off this years  OLR

If you remember I asked if I could get my friend to breed 2 for the syndicate

The youngsters he was going to breed were from the same bred off pigeon that won this years "2021" OLR

Don Webb wrote:

For me I like Number 3 and 5

Blue Pied and Red

But i favour the Blue Pied  

I'm sadly, not all that impressed with any of them here etc Don I'm Presentation factor there very ordinary from my perspective here forgetting what they may or may not have done type of thing in the races .
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Knackered wrote:

Don Webb wrote:

For me I like Number 3 and 5

Blue Pied and Red

But i favour the Blue Pied  

I'm sadly, not all that impressed with any of them here etc Don I'm Presentation factor there very ordinary from my perspective here forgetting what they may or may not have done type of thing in the races .
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Same for me Knackered, none  are  the type I would be interested in as a gift.

Although there are  one or two down the line I like the look of.

Think it has been sad and lamentable all round.

Regards.

a shame really, like misty said, fanciers will have sent their very best to the one loft, yes one mans best maybe not as good as another mans best, but even considering that, the birds in the auction could very well breed birds to race well at club / fed level.......we cannot say that because the one loft management did pretty dismal on some occasions, that the birds are rubbish.

i wont be buying any all the same

David wrote:

a shame really, like misty said, fanciers will have sent their very best to the one loft, yes one mans best maybe not as good as another mans best, but even considering that, the birds in the auction could very well breed birds to race well at club / fed level.......we cannot say that because the one loft management did pretty dismal on some occasions, that the birds are rubbish.

i wont be buying any all the same

In all fairness David I agree. One could walk away with some very nice birds I suggest if one did some homework there to sort the wheat from the chaff type of thing & lady luck was on your side. Condemn the management structure there maybe but to do the same with the birds there on average would be taking a rather blinkered type approach over all I suggest/suspect .
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yes there will be some gems amongst them ,the law of averages and all that eh