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Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 9:07 am
by George and Morgan
well done the winners
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:03 pm
by Pete.dav
Andy wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 7:51 am
Pete just a suggestion. Your photos came out on the site on their side. I have found that if the photos are taken with an iPhone in the vertical position they come out on their side. If taken holding the iPhone horizontally they come out the right way up. I don’t know why this is as they come out right when clicked on but I had the same issue with any I took.
No worries Andy, will try it for next week, bit of a rush job last night trying to get them pictured before it went dark.
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:04 pm
by Pete.dav
Well done all some great looking birds there.
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:13 pm
by Buster121
Well done Darren, well done all some class birds there, thank you Killer for judging
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 1:15 pm
by Buster121
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 3:56 pm
by Trev
Well done all who took part, some very nice birds on show as usual. Well done Darren and Buster, very well deserved
Well done and thanks Killer for judging this difficult line up
My entries are :-
3 which is one of the youngsters that Buster kindly bred for me, not yet raced.
7 is out of a Crammond/Langstaff cock and a Roy Olliver Delbar/Jan Thielen Hen who flew Bordeaux for Roy. She raced most of the youngbird North road programme being in the clock on a couple of occasions.
14 is from Dave Bridger, she is down from the New Laureaat lines on her Dams side from Crammond/Langstaff and is down from Southfield Mellisa lines on the sires side from Mark Gilbert. She also had most of the youngbird races and is one I have high Hope's for.
Well done again all
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 4:55 pm
by Buster121
Trev wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 3:56 pm
Well done all who took part, some very nice birds on show as usual. Well done Darren and Buster, very well deserved
Well done and thanks Killer for judging this difficult line up
My entries are :-
3 which is one of the youngsters that Buster kindly bred for me, not yet raced.
7 is out of a Crammond/Langstaff cock and a Roy Olliver Delbar/Jan Thielen Hen who flew Bordeaux for Roy. She raced most of the youngbird North road programme being in the clock on a couple of occasions.
14 is from Dave Bridger, she is down from the New Laureaat lines on her Dams side from Crammond/Langstaff and is down from Southfield Mellisa lines on the sires side from Mark Gilbert. She also had most of the youngbird races and is one I have high Hope's for.
Well done again all
Number 3 has matured well Trev the one I entered is also same way bred, like that number 14 as well very nice bird
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 4:58 pm
by Trev
Buster121 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 4:55 pm
Trev wrote: ↑Sat Nov 05, 2022 3:56 pm
Well done all who took part, some very nice birds on show as usual. Well done Darren and Buster, very well deserved
Well done and thanks Killer for judging this difficult line up
My entries are :-
3 which is one of the youngsters that Buster kindly bred for me, not yet raced.
7 is out of a Crammond/Langstaff cock and a Roy Olliver Delbar/Jan Thielen Hen who flew Bordeaux for Roy. She raced most of the youngbird North road programme being in the clock on a couple of occasions.
14 is from Dave Bridger, she is down from the New Laureaat lines on her Dams side from Crammond/Langstaff and is down from Southfield Mellisa lines on the sires side from Mark Gilbert. She also had most of the youngbird races and is one I have high Hope's for.
Well done again all
Number 3 has matured well Trev the one I entered is also same way bred, like that number 14 as well very nice bird
Yeah she has Buster, she's a lovely little bird, I'm gutted I lost her brother. He had one race and was then lost training
Nice bird your entry too
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 5:53 pm
by Andy
Mine were 4, 6 & 19.
19 is a first round youngster bred from a pair of yearlings from Potter. The sire was first bird Guernsey 1 and fifth bird Guernsey 2 before being lost when turned North. The dam was second bird Guernsey 1 and first bird Guernsey 2. Was the turned North and was second bird Wakefield.
4 is a second round youngster the same way bred.
6 is a later bred youngster bred from a stock hen of mine that has flown Poitiers South and Berwick North paired to a stock cock that I brought in last winter who had 7 of his 8 g.grandparents as Barcelona International winners.
Re: YOUNG-HENS SHOW 2022
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2022 10:45 pm
by killer
Could I get a feed back on the 3 I picked ,cheers
Well done and thanks Killer for judging this difficult line up 
