Nice one.
Youngsters are obviously fit and well.
First race with late breds yesterday
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Thanks Mike n Murray
I be honest I never do it again its a lot of work last season I had 9 ob races then paired up and had the whole summer of from racing and spent the time with the kids but racing late breds is a tough task compared to racing baby's the normal way .
I be honest I never do it again its a lot of work last season I had 9 ob races then paired up and had the whole summer of from racing and spent the time with the kids but racing late breds is a tough task compared to racing baby's the normal way .
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Well done Anthony, not many have the patience to achieve that with latebreds.
You have to say they can only get better.
Good luck with them mate.
You have to say they can only get better.
Good luck with them mate.
This is why the main aim and objective can be reached, by working with the birds as individuals you are giving them time to show true ability. Development happens over time, there are no cutting corners. Each stage of development needs to take place before the birds move on to the next stage. A good topic for new starters to understand. about young birds.
Bugger that DevoDevo1956 wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 8:58 am This is why the main aim and objective can be reached, by working with the birds as individuals you are giving them time to show true ability. Development happens over time, there are no cutting corners. Each stage of development needs to take place before the birds move on to the next stage. A good topic for new starters to understand. about young birds.
Breed them for a late hatch in April train like bugger in July send them to the first 4/5 yb races put them away and have the end of August and September off the see a bit of the summer yourself all done in 4 1/2 months from pairing