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Late breds went to Hickstead 14 miles yesterday for their first toss. They took a hour exactly, which is the norm year after year. Lost a mealy, which i knew would go awol, as the bird would never fly with main batch. I was also down a blue hen, who arrived at 6.30pm from a 11.45 toss. Poor thing had broken a leg and a badly damaged keel. Not a great start 

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Well done Les 
how many youngsters did you send and how many have you bred ?? A shame you lost one and that you had one return injured, sounds like the little thing did well to get home, I hope it makes a full recovery mate.
How many trainers are you hoping to get in Les and are you hoping to get them into our last race ???
How many trainers are you hoping to get in Les and are you hoping to get them into our last race ???
Shame Les hope it recovers well and the mealy turns up, I used to have two brothers never flew with batch but would fly for hours and hours popping back now and then and off again, after I lost one racing the other continued to fly the same and up until couple months ago was still hereDarkPiedCock wrote: ↑Wed Aug 30, 2023 10:13 am Late breds went to Hickstead 14 miles yesterday for their first toss. They took a hour exactly, which is the norm year after year. Lost a mealy, which i knew would go awol, as the bird would never fly with main batch. I was also down a blue hen, who arrived at 6.30pm from a 11.45 toss. Poor thing had broken a leg and a badly damaged keel. Not a great start![]()
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That's interesting Buster. The brother of the missing bird is nearly always first out for a fly.Buster121 wrote: ↑Wed Aug 30, 2023 11:16 amShame Les hope it recovers well and the mealy turns up, I used to have two brothers never flew with batch but would fly for hours and hours popping back now and then and off again, after I lost one racing the other continued to fly the same and up until couple months ago was still hereDarkPiedCock wrote: ↑Wed Aug 30, 2023 10:13 am Late breds went to Hickstead 14 miles yesterday for their first toss. They took a hour exactly, which is the norm year after year. Lost a mealy, which i knew would go awol, as the bird would never fly with main batch. I was also down a blue hen, who arrived at 6.30pm from a 11.45 toss. Poor thing had broken a leg and a badly damaged keel. Not a great start![]()
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I bred five and bought in thirteen. Two went awol and three were dispatched by me. I shall get in another 7/8 trainers before Bovingdon 61 miles on the 16th September. I wont have a clock set, just a training race for them.
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Les my opinion is if there going then get a clock and give them the credit for what they achieve, I know your circumstances from previous comments and know it will stand them in good stead for next yearDarkPiedCock wrote: ↑Wed Aug 30, 2023 11:55 am I bred five and bought in thirteen. Two went awol and three were dispatched by me. I shall get in another 7/8 trainers before Bovingdon 61 miles on the 16th September. I wont have a clock set, just a training race for them.
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Maybe i will Buster. Lets see how training goes.
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I do agree with you Buster. I know it’s difficult for Les but I agree the birds need the recognition they deserve. Nether the less we’ll accept your decision and hope all goes well.
Back just enjoying club racing for the time being.
Hope goes well Les
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