Stour Print Carentan Young Bird & Old Hens Race Probable 1st Open 1st SE Section Vic Morgan of Portsmouth with “Super Ken” Birdage for our young bird and old hens race was better than expected with so many fanciers struggling this year with young bird sickness and young bird losses. The Carentan young bird race saw 198 members sending 1832 birds and old hens 83 members sending 395 birds. It’s been a foregone conclusion this year that once the weekend arrives so does the bad weather. Even though the winds have finally changed round to South Westerly the rain is still there. Keith and Roy spoke together and decided to liberate the birds at 10.30am in to a brisk South West wind after waiting for conditions to improve here. The weather in France and across the channel was very good and the rain on the coast was sweeping east very fast. The forecast for the next few days in France and here was not good so with a break in the weather they decided to liberate. I would like to thank all the markers and helpers at Frome and Salisbury for this season and hope they will be available for 2011. Thanks also to Robbie and Louise Jones, Martin and Bill Norman for the collection and delivery of crates to Salisbury. Our young fanciers trophy and £200 prize money kindly donated by the Classic’s Patron Tony Carter for the best average from old bird Messac 1 and young bird Carentan has been won by George Tribble and Tony Male of Portsmouth. Well done to this two lads and look out for them in the very near future. Probable 1st & 4th Open 1st SE Section. Vic Morgan of Portsmouth. Vic was well up in the Classic’s 2009 Guernsey Young Bird race taking 4th & 5th Open but has topped that this year taking 1st & 4th Open. The winning pigeon a blue pied cock “Super Ken” named after Vic’s brother who sadly passed away has the same Sire and Dam as his 4th Open winner last season. “Super Ken” is a Koen Minderhoed Gaby Vandenabeele bred out of stock from Peter Reeves “Hazelwood Lofts”. The Sire being a Grandson of “Super Gaby” and the Dam a Grandaughter of “Senna 536”. Vic’s 2nd arrival a blue chequer cock clocked at 12.30.13 to take probable 4th Open is from a new strain of Braakhuis long distance birds Vic has brought in. Obviously doing the right job already.

Only 12 pairs of old birds are kept and this year 26 young birds. All birds are raced naturally. Feeding consists of Vic’ s own mix made up from tic beans, maple peas and tares with 50% barley added on return from races for a couple of days and maize and a few peanuts added 2 days prior to the race. Vic would like to thank all his Club members for persuading him to carry on racing as his health hasn’ t been too good over the last few years. Also Micky Angwin of Cornwall for all their chats and he would like to say well done to George Tribble and Tony Male who are turning in to successful pigeon fanciers at a young age.

Vic Morgan. Probable 2nd Open 2nd SE Section. Pete Abrook of Cowes, IOW. Pete’ s 2nd Open winner clocked at 12.12.17 is a Grizzle cock bred down from Pete’ s Bricoux Sire and the Dam being a gift pigeon from Anne Pitkeathly. The bird was on the darkness system and its previous races with the Solent Federation has seen it being the first bird in the loft taking 53rd Fed from Honiton. Pete has won the Classic’ s 2nd young bird race from Guernsey back in 2000 and has also been 2nd before. Living on the Isle of Wight and trying to race and train pigeons is not an easy task, well done to you Pete.

Pete Abrook. Probable 3rd Open 1st NE Section. Eamon Kelly (Lloyd & Kelly) of Steventon. I timed a medium sized mealy hen a Heremans Ceusters bred at Premier stud and was purchased in early February ’10. She is off a pair of Belgium bred yearlings and is the very first bird ever bred from them. The Sire is “ Cola” a super mealy cock bred by Marina Van de Velde a Grandson of the great “ Toursman” . The Dam is “ Delia” a lovely blue hen bred from a brother of the world famous “ Euro” when paired to a daughter of “ Wonderaske” . This season she had 2 races with the BB&O from Wincanton and Seaton followed by training 3 times per week from the South Coast and Isle of Wight. This year the young birds have been fed Gerryplus and Redband. If she seems in good order, she will go to the Carentan National. I would like to say 'Well Done' to Mr Morgan from Portsmouth on a great performance and to Clare and all the officials for all their hard work they do throughout the season. “ Premier Lass” was purchased at Premier stud which in my opinion is the best stud set-up in the world and whenever visited, you’ re always made to feel welcome. Thanks to Graham and Derek who this year picked out the pigeons I purchased. (Eamon is an unsung hero in the Classic. I would like to thank him for all his help)

Eamon Kelly. Probable 5th Open. Ken & Sue Francis of Southampton. Firstly, we would like to congratulate the winner of the race; it wasn’ t easy so “ well done” . Our pigeon is a blue pied cock who is a real character about the loft and is known as ‘Soapy’ due to his distinctive white beak. He was racing to the perch, and has not been on the darkness system. He is a Fountainhead Janssen, bred down from stock purchased from the late Eddie Wright. This family is now the only one kept and has been successful for us since its introduction back in 1995. Prior to going to Carentan he was trained and raced on the North Road, where he came well, having had two races prior to the Classic.

Ken Francis. Proable 6th Open. George Tribble & Tony Male of Portsmouth. The pigeon that arrived from the Classic was bred down from gift pigeons from Jason Ross and Ritchie Thomas. The Dam of the youngster bred from Jason Ross is a Andre Clemen breed and the Sire of the youngster from Ritchie Thomas is a Soontjen Frank Sheader x Wall, Lunt and Green Janssen. Our young birds are trained 10-15 times before the season, once racing the young birds are let out of an open loft all week, maybe with a training toss mid week. We feed our young birds on Gems young bird mix and Vitamin drops twice weekly in their water. We have been racing pigeons now for eight years with the help from out Grandad Chris Willett and Uncle, Daniel Willett who also race pigeons in the same club as us.

George Tribble & Tony Male. Probable 2nd NE Section. Gordon Seeney of Harwell. Gordon timed a Bellengie Delbar x Brian Clayburn Soontjen little blue chequer hen flying to the perch at 13.37.49 to take 2nd NE Section 13th Open followed within 22 minutes by another 3 birds to take probable 22nd, 23rd and 44th Open. This hen was not planned to go to this race, the team Gordon had wanted to send went to Guernsey with the Solent Federation last weekend, but unfortunately they were held over for three days and then had to face a stiff North wind so he rested them. Gordon had 6 pigeons home on the day out of the 10 sent and 3 were waiting on the loft the next morning.

Pictured with Gordon is Grandson Chris who hopes to have his own team of pigeons next year.

Gordon Seeney and Grandson Chris. Probable 1st NW Section. Bill Morris of Elmore. My NW Section winner is a Blue cock hatched in late March. Although my youngsters who are on natural have not raced at all well at club level, this bird in 3 races has always been 1st or 2nd to the loft. His Sire is a cock bred by Alan White of Tyne & Wear whose Dam was 4th open Bourges UNC and the Dam bred by Chris Gordon is a full grand daughter of “ Syndale Treble” and contains all of Chris's old lines. The bird arrived in a bout of heavy rain and I almost missed him as I was sheltering under fir trees. As with all good early pigeons, despite the rain, he looked well as though he hadn't left the loft. All my youngsters are reared on Breed and Wean and changed over to Irish mix prior to racing. My old birds won the Gloucestershire combined averages trophy and now the young birds step in and win the Section, despite me.

Bill Morris. Probable 2nd NW Section. John Rodway of Worcester. The pigeon is a small blue chequer hen, bred in April, and is on the Natural System racing to the perch. All birds live together, both young and old. Young bird racing, when I compete, is seen as only a way of educating them for later life. My returns on the day of the race were three out of

ten. This blue chequer hen has had two races previously, Kingsdown and Newton Abbot, where she was on both occasions many hours behind the leaders. However, she competed in these races having recently recovered from a broken foot. This Young Bird season has seen for me at least six birds with various injuries, some with broken legs. Many of the injuries are the consequence of hawk and peregrine attacks, which you learn to live with as one of the hazards locally. The food which I use for my pigeons varies, but I mainly use Mixed Corn, Cut Maize, Whole Oats, Barley, and Economy mixes. Cod liver oil is used regularly on food.

John Rodway. Probable 1st SW Section. Roy Waters of Salisbury. Roy’ s gay pied hen named “ Little Angel” by Roy’ s wife Megan is bred from a Gaby Vandenabeele x Mark Dorrington of Litton nr Bristol. She was sent flying to the perch on her first race she has ever had only preceded by six training tosses to the coast. When she arrived you could see that she had tried and had two tail feathers missing. Megan gave her this name as she is a believer that white feathers are from angels. Roy would like to thank every member of the Classic for organising this race and the work they do all season.

Roy Waters.

Probable 2nd SW Section. Mark & Julie Gower of Fordingbridge. The pigeon that I timed is a red cock that was bred from an Andy Parsons gift bird when paired to a Paul Stone Southwell. He is a darkness young bird and this was his second race having been sent to Seaton with the Wiltshire federation. This year my young birds have been fed on a mixture of farm beans, peas and barley with super widowhood left over from old bird racing. The cock was one of three that came together and from a team of 15 sent to the race 12 made it home on the day. Thanks go to Gordon our training supervisor !

Mark Gower. OLD HENS Probable 1st Open Tony Barrett of Portsmouth

with “Annie” Probable 1st Open 1st SE Section. Tony Barrett of Portsmouth. My Old Hens Winner is a 2 year old Cooreman x Vandenabeele, bred for me by a good friend Jason Ross as a gift. The old hen is now been named as she has won the CSCFC as “ ANNIE” after my wife's Nan who is 92 and lives with me and my family. She regularly cleans the lofts as part of her keep!!! Lol. “ ANNIE” was sent on 14 day old babies and still guarding her old nest box . The previous week she was sent to Guernsey for training with the young birds in the Solent Federation and was in the basket for 4 nights due to bad weather. I would like to say thanks to all my friends who have congratulated me on my CSCFC Old Hens win.

Tony Barrett. “ Annie” Probable 2nd Open 1st NE Section. Steve & Paul Kulpa of Reading. Steve and Paul timed a 5 year old Meuleman X De Klak hen. Her sire is bred by Ponderosa UK Stud, from their top Meuleman lines. The dam is 50% Ponderosa Meuleman and 50% De klak. She is one of their top channel pigeons, and has taken good Classic and National positions in the past. She has been 9th section 55th open Bergerac Classic 2008, 12th section 119th open Bergerac Classic 2009, 32nd Section E 63rd open NFC, 63rd Section E 134th Open NFC saintes this year.

Steve & Paul Kulpa. Probable 1st SW Section. Ron & Vince McConnell of Poole. I race as a partnership with my farther Ron. We have been racing now for 20 years with a few house moves in between. We mainly race roundabout but this year, found we had a few lazy hens which held back the others which resulted in them all being stopped. The cocks went on to fly well and this has made us decide next year to fly cocks in the main season and hens only for the Classic and big hen races. We started this year with 18 cocks and 20 hens. Last week we were 3rd open in the Dorset open young bird race with a younger brother to this hen. I sent 5 to the Classic race and had four on the day, but didn t̀ clock the others as they were 2 hours later from a 100m race, which turned out to be pretty hard around here for youngsters. The hen is off John Gerald's old family of Hartogs pigeons and I would like to thank him, even

for all the rubbish he gives me to try each year, to see if there are any good ones. Must of taken all the goods ones with him now he‘s racing abroad. Everyone I know has had it or knows about sickness with youngsters but we must move forward to combat it. I would like to thank every one who helps with everything to do with the Classic as I feel its one of the best clubs. Probable 1st NW Section. Gwyn & Joy Lloyd of Hereford. Our NW section winning 2 year old hen is a blue pied Vandenbeele. As a young bird we lost her from the 1st Frome race. She was reported by a non fancier family in Chippenham who said she had made herself at home in their porch & would very much like to keep her to which we agreed. She remained quite happily in her new home for six weeks & then just suddenly came back to us. She is a Grandaughter out of our 1st section/1st open 2008 old hens race. As a yearling she was quite a consistent little racer & won a couple of club cards. She has had three races this season, one of which was the Saintes race (450miles), from which we clocked her the next morning. We sent 14 birds in total to yesterdays race. 4 oh’s & 10 yb’s. 3 oh’s & 5 yb’s on day & 2yb’s this morning before 7am. Many thanks to Keith Mott for the excellent condition of the birds, for what has been a difficult season weatherwise for liberating pigeons. Also a big thank you to Clare & all marking staff.

Gwyn and Joy Lloyd. Convoyers Report What a weekend! As I have always stated, all you can do as a pigeon convoyer, is produce the best race possible with the conditions you are presented with on the given weekend. With the Carentan Classic last Saturday I think I’ m right in stating that we got it spot on! It was another game of chess and before we had even put a pigeon in the basket I knew it was going to be a hard job. Although the Saturday was predicted to be a fair day with a few good options, the liberation had to be that day, as the Sunday and Monday were predicted to be a complete washout and no chance of racing from France.

My routine has been much the same for all the 2010 CSCFC races in that, I met up with my driver, Geoff Biffen, at the Boxhill Transport yard in Capel at noon on Wednesday and we proceeded to make 110 mile drive down to Wanstrow in Somerset to pick up the Classic’ s trailer, after which we went on to the Frome marking station, where I filled up the transporter’ s water tank and cleaned out the water system. We spent the night at Frome and unloaded the crates ready for marking on Thursday morning. I woke up at 06.45hrs on the day of marking and laid out water on the empty side of the transporter so the birds could get a drink as they were loaded and on the completion of marking, which was very busy, we left Frome at 12.45hrs, arriving at the Salisbury marking station at 13.30hrs. All the birds were watered at the Salisbury marking stations and I must say looked in very good order in the club’ s crates. We loaded up the Salisbury birds and left the station at 17.05hrs, arriving at Portsmouth docks at 18.10hrs, where I watered the birds on the dock. We departed for France at 22.45hrs and arrived in Caen at 05.45hrs. Driving in to the Carentan liberation site at 07.15hrs, I was amazed how quickly we got there and if it could be arranged the CSCFC could possibly marking for this event on a Friday. I watered the convoy on arrival on site and I must say, I was very impressed with the Cattle Market liberation site at Carentan and will be doing a full report with photos in ‘ON THE ROAD’ within the next couple of weeks. I fed the convoy at 14.00 hrs and again must say it is full credit to the member as most of the young birds were well basket trained and were drinking well. I telephoned my race advisors, Roy Ferriman and Steve Appleby, at 20.30hrs and they gave me a favourable weather report for the Saturday, but it would be a waiting game, with Sunday and Monday being a complete washout. I awoke at 05.30hrs on the Saturday race day to 100% high cloud cover, which was clearing as I was watching it. The race day blossomed in to blue skies and sun shine, but the problem was in main land England, with cloud cover and drizzly rain in the West Country, which was clearing to the east. I rang Roy and Steve several times in those few hours and we finally established a good line of flight at 10.00hrs. I liberated the 2,200 birds at 10.30hrs in a strong south west wind and convoy cleared the site with out turning in a northerly direction. On our short drive back through France to Caen the weather was perfect and on arrival the English Cannel was like a sun bathed mill pond. We crossed a very cloud covered and misty English Channel on Sunday morning, arriving at Portsmouth at 06.30 hrs to 100% heavy cloud cover, mist and light drizzling rain. I hope the member of the CSCFC have enjoyed the racing this season, I have certainly enjoyed the experience of doing the convoying work and using their wonderful transporter. I would like to say a special ‘thanks’ to my drivers, Geoff Biffen and Mike Clarke, and my race advisors, Roy Ferriman and Steve Appleby for all their good work in the 2010 season. The Central Southern Classic Flying Club: pigeon racing at it’ s best!

Carentan liberation site. Telephone verifications only and may be subject to change. Open Mem No Flying Name Town A-A-T Velocity 1 SE1392 V Morgan Portsmouth 12 19 5 1710.976 2 SE94 P Abrook Cowes 12 12 17 1685.240 3 NE573 Lloyd & Kelly Steventon 13 26 17 1590.547 4 SE1392 V Morgan Portsmouth 12 30 13 1552.522 5 SE239 K & S Francis Southampton 12 33 16 1545.617 6 SE519 G Tribble & A Male Portsmouth 12 29 16 1528.851 7 SE437 Mr & Mrs R Oldfield Clanfield 12 39 47 1527.315 8 SE53 Mr & Mrs B Wall Havant 12 33 23 1526.057 9 SE578 G Dingley Eastleigh 12 44 17 1493.841 10 SE893 B Basham & Son Southampton 12 46 10 1488.800 11 SE1254 C Edwards Romsey 12 48 20 1484.783 12 SE133 D Fry Havant 12 38 0 1480.805 13 NE559 G R Seeney Harwell 13 37 49 1474.225 14 NE286 T Burns Marlborough 13 26 23 1469.470 15 SE239 K & S Francis Southampton 12 40 24 1461.066 16 NW582 W Morris Elmore 14 9 11 1442.988 17 SW1538 R Waters Salisbury 13 2 41 1437.845 18 SE1472 D W Sherry Southampton 12 46 15 1432.939 19 SE52 D Staddon Southampton 12 48 2 1417.513 20 NE456 J & P Parker Beenham 13 31 37 1405.444 21 SE414 T Barrett Portsmouth 12 42 48 1400.715 22 NE559 G R Seeney Harwell 13 47 48 1399.818 23 NE559 G R Seeney Harwell 13 47 51 1399.464 24 NE621 R J Lowe Reading 13 39 46 1389.343 25 NW170 J Rodway Worcester 14 48 41 1379.606 26 NW110 S Dangerfield & S Gearon Stonehouse 14 10 40 1378.595 27 SE129 M/M S Harris & Dtr Fareham 12 46 11 1376.358 28 SE405 J Attrill Salisbury 13 10 15 1364.699 29 NW289 D E Fox Stroud 14 14 34 1358.750 30 SE69 Robertson & Vaizey Portsmouth 12 44 36 1351.189 31 SE1361 D C Day Salisbury 13 13 54 1349.451 32 SE49 Bowden & Auger Southampton 12 54 20 1349.342 33 SE315 K & J Zerafa Portsmouth 12 45 10 1341.914

34 SE167 F Bartlett & R Jones Southampton 12 57 34 1341.407 35 NW197 P Quainton Chippenham 13 54 46 1338.992 36 NW224 M Hathway Bristol 13 55 46 1334.312 37 NW111 Mr & Mrs Bennett Wotton Under 14 10 54 1334.233 38 NW165 Mr & Mrs D R Chambers Bromham 13 44 20 1333.914 39 SE937 R Thomas Portsmouth 12 50 28 1332.060 40 NW350 S Slade Calne 13 52 1 1330.187 41 NW631 S Moseley Dundry 13 56 48 1329.724 42 SE472 M Shipp Portsmouth 12 47 8 1327.241 43 NE410 S & P Kulpa Reading 13 46 13 1322.314 44 NE559 G R Seeney Harwell 13 59 26 1322.063 45 NW106 C Howse & D Parsons Devizes 13 40 56 1312.359 46 NW120 R E Taylor & Sons Bristol 14 1 42 1311.649 47 NE43 P Gilbert Chilton 13 59 6 1309.574 48 SE1267 D Wells Bordon 13 18 37 1309.550 49 SE232 King & Newing Havant 12 55 15 1303.711 50 SE247 P Basham Hamble 12 54 47 1298.817 51 SE50 A J Hounsell Portsmouth 12 52 31 1297.554 52 NE248 Mr & Mrs J H Baden Swindon 14 3 58 1297.015 53 NW242 Brooks Brothers High Littleton 13 52 53 1294.601 54 SE937 R Thomas Portsmouth 12 54 55 1291.156 55 NE699 M/M D J Newman & Son Aylesbury 14 22 12 1286.809 56 SE91 S Thomas Romsey 13 10 23 1276.797 57 SE1384 A Cowan Southampton 12 58 7 1274.090 58 SE421 J D Rawlings Southampton 13 2 29 1266.735 59 SE188 M Moon Portsmouth 12 56 1 1266.561 60 SE315 K & J Zerafa Portsmouth 12 53 37 1262.959 61 SE1255 M/M B Norman Southampton 13 7 35 1251.198 62 SE302 J M Edwards Southampton 13 5 48 1250.944 63 SE315 K & J Zerafa Portsmouth 12 55 9 1249.618 64 SE315 K & J Zerafa Portsmouth 12 55 9 1249.618 65 SE50 A J Hounsell Portsmouth 12 58 4 1248.917 66 SW1071 Mr & Mrs M Gower Fordingbridge 13 13 28 1243.465 67 NW123 Crowley & Green Calne 14 3 16 1243.021 68 SE50 A J Hounsell Portsmouth 12 59 29 1237.081 69 NW110 T J Cocks & Son Bath 14 10 9 1213.795 70 NE497 D Hawthorne Tadley 13 52 26 1212.859 71 SE615 J Ross Portsmouth 13 1 43 1212.510 72 SE315 K & J Zerafa Portsmouth 13 0 11 1207.737 73 NW39 N Templar Bristol 14 17 52 1205.126 74 NW494 A K Heal Bath 14 7 33 1204.142 75 NW480 C Orchard Stroud 14 44 45 1203.757 76 SE77 Mr & Mrs Cross & Son Gosport 13 3 10 1202.553 77 SE106 T J Hazell Sandown 12 44 40 1201.411 78 SW450 C Bartlett Salisbury 13 33 48 1195.832 79 SE931 M Collins Southampton 13 14 55 1190.128 80 NW294 A Smith & Son Wotton Under 14 38 5 1184.828 81 NW278 A Hofton & Son Gloucester 15 1 33 1183.532 82 SE150 A Human Petersfield 13 23 35 1181.980 83 SE743 Mannor Lofts Southampton 13 17 14 1179.233 84 SW62 F & J Halstead Gillingham 13 38 3 1177.899 85 NW173 M R Williams Hereford 15 24 43 1176.255

86 SE1540 D Human Petersfield 13 28 5 1160.423 87 NW165 B E Milkins Bristol 14 27 19 1159.750 88 SE1734 L Patterson Portsmouth 13 11 51 1144.016 89 SE1734 L Patterson Portsmouth 13 11 58 1143.192 90 NW249 D Cousins Melksham 14 19 39 1132.284 91 SE538 Horn Bros Loft 2 Fareham 13 16 13 1120.634 92 NW148 P Newton Weston-Super- 14 40 43 1118.474 93 NE1225 M Rawlins Swindon 14 30 5 1116.254 94 SE591 K Davison Southampton 13 18 23 1096.742 95 SE784 Wearn Brothers 1 Ramsdean 13 37 4 1096.620 96 NW340 Mr & Mrs G Lloyd Hereford 15 57 18 1093.535 97 SE1452 W W Caeser Southampton 13 30 0 1090.422 98 NW570 Clive & Jill Rogers Radstock 14 29 14 1073.320 99 SE789 C Hallett Portsmouth 13 23 57 1043.346 100 SE777 Peter Fyfield Borden 14 4 15 1039.370 Old Hens Open Mem No Flying Name Town A-A-T Velocity 1 SE414 T Barrett Portsmouth 12 27 16 1586.256 2 NE410 S & P Kulpa Reading 13 14 37 1576.147 3 SE615 J Ross Portsmouth 12 28 12 1556.328 4 NE546 D Morris Swindon 13 30 35 1547.673 5 SE167 F Bartlett & R Jones Southampton 12 40 40 1514.901 6 SE591 K Davison Southampton 12 33 33 1494.723 7 SE1254 C Edwards Romsey 12 50 7 1465.886 8 SW236 R & V McConnell Poole 12 33 30 1451.749 9 SE1540 D Human Petersfield 12 52 38 1448.834 10 SE19 M/M Moody Portsmouth 12 39 22 1447.599 11 NE497 D Hawthorne Tadley 13 25 14 1401.120 12 NW340 Mr & Mrs G Lloyd Hereford 14 46 24 1395.920 13 SE53 Mr & Mrs B Wall Havant 12 45 7 1393.536 14 NE621 R J Lowe Reading 13 39 23 1392.155 15 SE1467 D C Lever Medstead 13 8 33 1381.716 16 SE437 Mr & Mrs R Oldfield Clanfield 12 53 40 1379.722 17 NE1004 R Parker Oxford 14 9 2 1360.478 18 NW264 R Fielding Bristol 14 4 5 1343.056 19 NW249 D Cousins Melksham 13 44 8 1339.435 20 NW113 M/M B H G Timberlake Chippenham 13 51 28 1336.727 21 SE929 Barrie Smith Winchester 13 11 10 1332.205 22 SE42 Mr & Mrs J Langbridge Chichester 12 46 0 1331.868 23 NE762 J A May Swindon 13 59 45 1320.296 24 NE790 P A Stowell Basingstoke 13 29 42 1304.335 25 NW293 T Miessner Ledbury 14 54 7 1298.752 26 NW542 R Brown Devizes 13 44 41 1287.213 27 NE248 Mr & Mrs J H Baden Swindon 14 6 4 1284.409 28 NW293 T Miessner Ledbury 14 59 41 1271.944 29 SE89 J Fitzgerald Southampton 13 4 30 1248.214 30 NW165 B E Milkins Bristol 14 17 18 1210.858 31 NW156 S & V Miles Peasedown St 14 4 43 1210.064 32 SE1116 C Furmedge & Son Cosham 13 4 53 1209.743

33 SE789 C Hallett Portsmouth 13 2 21 1191.270 34 NW142 W Harris Elton 14 59 10 1184.266 35 SW689 R Hooper Poole 13 3 26 1182.618 36 NW165 Mr & Mrs K Davey Bristol 14 33 38 1178.189 37 NW39 N Templar Bristol 14 25 32 1165.899 38 NW263 E Harvey Coleford 15 9 45 1144.536 39 NW244 Baker & Selway Highbridge 14 27 15 1130.344 40 NW229 S Bartholomew Bristol 14 43 39 1128.807 41 SE725 M/Mrs C A Harris Havant 13 21 42 1111.316 42 NE1138 M K Fulcher Swindon 14 39 5 1107.882 43 SW397 Mrs J Mills West Moors 13 32 52 1035.941 44 SW730 M Brown & Son Poole 13 26 27 1025.520 45 NW245 P Burford & Daughters Holme Lacy 16 8 42 1021.116 46 SW62 F & J Halstead Gillingham 14 7 5 1020.364 47 SW397 Mrs J Mills West Moors 13 37 19 1011.330 48 NW186 S Walker Ross On Wye 15 59 37 1010.289 49 NW276 T & D Clark Bristol 14 58 9 1003.841 50 SE600 Mr & Mrs C Lever Romsey 13 56 51 990.549 51 SE777 Peter Fyfield Borden 14 25 15 946.589 52 SW1137 Jane Johns Weymouth 13 46 8 945.092 53 NW625 D F & H A Cook Newent 16 21 42 943.085 54 SW444 Mr & Mrs Travers Poole 13 49 9 909.721 55 SW505 P J Hollard Lytchett 13 56 53 904.742 56 NW193 Mr & Mrs J Morris Devizes 15 11 0 901.708 57 SW444 Mr & Mrs Travers Poole 13 52 10 896.147 58 SW444 Mr & Mrs Travers Poole 13 53 11 891.663 59 SW257 Mr & Mrs P Lovell Shaftesbury 14 41 46 869.932 60 SE196 Cox Partnership Southampton 14 2 56 855.047 61 SE15 R Panagakis Petersfield 14 35 36 839.292 62 SW543 Tony Swain Dorchester 14 24 13 814.050 63 SW292 C Lowe & D Newey Weymouth 14 29 14 771.456 64 SW782 C J A Riley Blandford 14 52 50 742.398 Next race is the Fougeres Young Bird Open race and breeder/buyer on Saturday 11th September. All the details should be in this weeks BHW and RP. Annual Late Bred Sale– Monday 20th September 2010. The usual venue Harefield, Southampton. Viewing 7pm, sale begins 8pm. Auctioneer Tony Cowan. Guaranteed some fantastic birds will be available from some top fanciers. Any members who still have trophies please could you return them to me as soon as possible, thank you. Classic Dinner and presentation. Saturday 23rd October. If you would like to order tickets, please let me know. We have a smashing weekend in Bournemouth, so why not come and let your hair down and join us! Price per ticket is £30. Rooms can be booked at the Carrington House Hotel, Knyveton Road, Bournemouth on 01202 369988.

Clare Norman. Tel: 023 8057 3919 Email: secretary@cscfc.com