IRPC Season 2022 Race 2

Looks like I am lucky this year

To be honest tanveer you will have to get your act together.

Not the best of results.

Would be interesting to know how many fanciers send and how many
pigeons go to the race.

There is one realy good thing about it, if you win you cannot get a better result but
if not something to look forward to when you do.

Only the second race plenty of time to get your act together.

Realy interesting to get your results and looking forward to improvements.

All the best tanveer.

Regards.

there were 18 fanciers and 429 pigeons.

what you see in results ? like there must be options to improve if you can share

tanveerhbaig wrote:

there were 18 fanciers and 429 pigeons.

what you see in results ? like there must be options to improve if you can share

18 fanciers is a decent number in a club today,
here we have many clubs with single figure memberships
and the birdage is also good which puts matters more into
perspective, in particular when fanciers clock numerous birds.

In view of the facts tanveer you have done better than most
and should be pleased.

No one can gaurantee success there are too many imponderables
involved if you do your best and get more pleasure than the effort
put in you are a winner.

Good luck, look forward to the next race.

Regards.

thank you, I am trying ti improve and don't know how pigeons will do in next race. what I can do, I can try to keep them in good health as much as possible .

i think its another very good performance tanveer with 5 in the top 20 for the second week running ,you are 6th loft of 18 but 4 of those lofts only beat you with 1 bird ,so for me its a good performance by the team and stick with it and your time will come ,well done to salahud din and he is the man to watch for me...thanks for sharing your results tanveer and good luck for next week.

Single homing mean One (ot two) good bird(s) in fine mettle.
Flock landing means the loft is on song and in fine mettle. Birds in good order.

Mind as a yard stick, if flock lands has nigh always way down the race sheet ... Then it is most likely the birds aren't up to it!
Yes much can be attributed as to why. Location, wind etc - again locaction.

I  have seen many move to a new location. national winner mostly at that. But I have never seen any, not a single one, move their loft to the west - regardlass if wife moans lol.

MISTY wrote:

To be honest tanveer you will have to get your act together.

Not the best of results.

Would be interesting to know how many fanciers send and how many
pigeons go to the race.

There is one realy good thing about it, if you win you cannot get a better result but
if not something to look forward to when you do.

Only the second race plenty of time to get your act together.

Realy interesting to get your results and looking forward to improvements.

All the best tanveer.

Regards.

 

I fully agree etc Misty     even your Misty there would have done better I suspect . Now all jokes aside here Tanveer & more to your point of concern. Little may I suggest with your general life style/way there in a pigeon sense relates to how most of us here do things over all I suspect. My simple view is in certain ways your like a shag on a rock, stuck out in the middle of a desert & the nearest river is a 100 miles away & the only one there to help you is yourself type of thing. So I'm quite sure you know the difference come race there between the best & the worst type of thing with your 18 odd bunch of hopeful, hopefuls. Easy to say, but a simple explanation from my perspective is everyone there do their utmost to help those at the bottom on race day,
as it may just be alright to have 18 flyers & 400 odd birds in your first few races, but the perfect world would be if you as an example had 18 flyers & 400 odd birds there in your last race as such for the harmony/enjoyment factor by my way of thinking if looking into the future & if being truthful & quite honest.

Daz wrote:

Single homing mean One (ot two) good bird(s) in fine mettle.
Flock landing means the loft is oo song and in fine mettle. Birds in good order.

Mind as a yard stick, if flock lands has nigh always way down the race sheet ... Then it is most likely the birds aren't up to it!
Yes much can be attributed as to why. Location, wind etc - again locaction.

I  have seen many move to a new location. national winner mostly at that. But I have never seen any, not a single one, move their loft to the west - regardlass if wife moans lol.

Do flyers really do that etc Daz move to a better position type of thing Amazing piece of in formation for some one like myself here, whose been stuck in the one spot happily for 50 odd years . & take care.

tanveerhbaig wrote:

there were 18 fanciers and 429 pigeons.

what you see in results ? like there must be options to improve if you can share

What do I see Tanveer I see consistency etc so far with your new season there. Boundary's by what I see at least 15 odd miles long, so not always going to suit come race day I suggest but have faith your day will eventually come if you keep tracking as you are there at the moment. Now have a query/question here not in anyway a political/religious one      just simply a curious type one as one could say. Watched basket night with one of your recent races. Good fun had by all for what I saw as I nearly popped in for a biscuit moment type of thing there it all appeared everyone was so joyful getting ready for your next race. So all that being said what would happen if maybe a women/youngish girl, just maybe popped in on basket night there & said I would just love to race pigeons in my own way on my own, because I've been rather impressed with what I have seen with how your trying to advance the sport of pigeon racing in a local sense here for the benefit of all, with the hope of eventually hopefully growing the sport looking into the future.
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Yes. Many decent to good fancier became household names. Know of some just average, moved to coast or Out east that really shone. Saying, 'I'm doing as always done... But being here is every thing'.

Look at results and I ask my self, 'Do all good pigeons(Flyers) live in the East'!

Daz wrote:

Yes. Many decent to good fancier became household names. Know of some just average, moved to coast or Out east that really shone. Saying, 'I'm doing as always done... But being here is every thing'.

Look at results and I ask my self, 'Do all good pigeons(Flyers) live in the East'!

I've found it's a decease with certain type folk Daz seen, many here have more moves than are on a chess board etc .

Often amused - and fond of a little stir - when their' wife never seems happy, and wanted to move elsewhere ... saying He and his pigeons won out oer usual. They come first ... lovely little 'put ins' for any one there. But certainly brings out the truth and real reakl reasons eh1

Know a certain fellow (Tom say) was knocking a fanciers (Dale say) wife off ... his mateof course.
Tom threathened Dale big time and told him where to move too. Dale did and became a hosehold name and big National winner.

Again another very famous, and fair fancier, caught his wife at it a few times... Let's call him John.
 He moved near to Dale. Won a lot. A horrid man whom I didn't have a lot of time for. A weasel od many shaneggans. But he won big time nationals. - John and Dale became friends, having flew near each other before their wifes gave them a reason to move.
But soon they were buying, renting land to move their lofts to get further East.

Tom - ungentleman wise often brags he made them the fanciers they became, because he got them to move ... True.

good luck for race 3 tanveer

Would be nice to to have some background information about conditions over there tranveer.

Nearly every aspect of our sport has been flogged to death over the years.

How many youngsters are getting involved, when I was a kid nearly all my friends from a very early age had pigeons and many other livestock.

Have you still kept all the none racers etc;

Have you got all the latest polished corn etc; and over 200 aids to success.

Hope you are well.

Regards.

MISTY wrote:

Would be nice to to have some background information about conditions over there tranveer.

Nearly every aspect of our sport has been flogged to death over the years.

How many youngsters are getting involved, when I was a kid nearly all my friends from a very early age had pigeons and many other livestock.

Have you still kept all the none racers etc;  

Have you got all the latest polished corn etc; and over 200 aids to success.

Hope you are well.

Regards.  

Well worth a look maybe Misty at Tanveer's handy work out there on the internet etc & the like. Suggest he more than most is doing his bit in different ways to help grow the sport in his general area there with his general enthusiastic, enthusiasm factor    .
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Knackered wrote:

MISTY wrote:

Would be nice to to have some background information about conditions over there tranveer.

Nearly every aspect of our sport has been flogged to death over the years.

How many youngsters are getting involved, when I was a kid nearly all my friends from a very early age had pigeons and many other livestock.

Have you still kept all the none racers etc;  

Have you got all the latest polished corn etc; and over 200 aids to success.

Hope you are well.

Regards.  

Well worth a look maybe Misty at Tanveer's handy work out there on the internet etc & the like. Suggest he more than most is doing his bit in different ways to help grow the sport in his general area there with his general enthusiastic, enthusiasm factor    .
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Hsd a look Knackered, very interesting to say the least.

Regards.