RPRA Oneloft Winner

Jeremy Davies
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The Rpra Grand Final Race Winner & Ace Pigeon.
Racing from Alnwick 235 miles into a head wind velocity 1076.
Well done to Mr & Mrs Andy Gregson & 38 Thousand Pounds better off !!

Jeremy Davies
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Me holding the Rpra One Loft Grand Final Race Winner 2023 & Ace Pigeon.
Thank you for the 18 years of support.
Jeremy..

Say what you like, that is one very nice looking healthy pigeon.

Funny old game.

Regards.

i think out of many hundreds of pigeons the winner of the final is going to be healthy looking, all the ill or sick looking ones have long gone .

just been told this hen i bought was 6th and 13th in the 2 hotspots and 3rd in the final

in which one loft george .....?

north west David

thats decent flying george, will be worth breeding from as she is proven racing, not just a pedigree with a load of meaningless ring numbers on .

all birds have to be paid for by 1st October then they all go out to-gather

might have a discount with a courier .......all one batch

Cannot understand why you want to keep buying new pigeons George
before you have tried the ones you already have.

Many top class breeders are useless at racing.

Also many top class racers are useless breeders or it would all be too easy.

Regards.

have tried the ones i have bred 11 ybs one left same each year

are you planning on entering a one loft again next year george ...?

no David think they are mostly crooks

i think your right george, each year it seems to be the same story with them all , i think thats why jeremy has decided to go it alone to try to do it better .

he only had 400 birds in that loft 1000 in rpra loft he is looking for 1000 but at £195 a bird

1000 birds, thats a big drop from 1,500 isnt it .....just shows fanciers arnt too happy with entering one lofts like they used to be ....

£195 a bird is a lot of money, will be keen to see how many he gets entered .

olr in Scotland only 75 home from 387 olr 207 mls the chap who won it gifted me 2 of his birds and the one i bought belong to him

i think your doing the right thing george, bringing in birds which have done something or off a fancier whos birds are currently flying well .......

just had to make sure had a good hen for Darren's bird also these 3 birds i have from this fancier will help

by what ive seen george, youve been gathering some decent pigeons who have either performed racing or bred decent youngsters

[quote="George & Morgan"]olr in Scotland only 75 home from 387   olr 207 mls the chap who won it gifted me 2 of his birds and the one i bought belong to him[/quote
my friend entered 5 they were still there now none the 1st and 3rd birds last week missing next race Ile of Man middle of the Irish sea     ]
96 home now from 389 the race point was Stranraer

Nothing makes any sense George with OL races, the only pattern being most pigeons are lost and they are not all bad ones, so for one reason or another
they are ill prepared.

Regards.

it is misty when your on the coast and the mist comes down just as the birds go up

George & Morgan wrote:

George & Morgan wrote:

olr in Scotland only 75 home from 387   olr 207 mls the chap who won it gifted me 2 of his birds and the one i bought belong to him[/quote
my friend entered 5 they were still there now none the 1st and 3rd birds last week missing next race Ile of Man middle of the Irish sea     ]
96 home now from 389 the race point was Stranraer

scottish races are nick-named the graveyard races in my organisation george,i cannot remember a good race in all of the time i raced north of the border ,it always turned out a stiff race no matter the wind/weather