would you send a yearling to St Malo

Well lads looking for some of your knowledge I have a yearling flying great on the long distance races, it has came for me from Penzance and still in super condition, now I know St Malo is a bit of a big jump but there is no more races in between, I was thinking next year would be a good age to send as she would be more mature, I'd like to hear some of your opinions as some of the lads are saying she would be good to go for next Weekend thanks in advance lads..;-)

If she is in shape, send her.

hi joe , i send my yearling up to 400 miles so if she in good nick then strike while the iron is hot , so they say , i will be sending 2 yearlings to bourdeax
in 3 weeks time 430 miles along with my good blue hen . good luck joe .

would depend on the wind and conditions of the race jmo m8 many a good yearling has been lost by a fancier chasing a dream to soon jmo mind you atb whatever you decide

Thanks oldstrain I understand wind on its nose forget it, if it's pushing it across there's a small chance I'll get her back.

She is in great shape lads and I have her paired to a cock who is also paired to anotherr hen so the motivation is there aswell she does be going mad to get back to her nest..

from what you say it is right to go nothing to loose only the bird ? its realy upto you im affraid  

i would send a yearling without doubt just see at end of race how many yearlings are timed in bet theres a lot

Nice one for the reply lads I will keep an eye on her this week and if she's in the same condition at the end of the week I think I will be sending her, there is more yays then nays cheers for the comments.

good luck whatever you decide joe.........  

Good luck Joe fingers crossed mate all goes well