<pre><pre>President: Nigel Rigiani Chairman: Mike Shepherd Patron: Mark Gilbert Messac National 1 st OPEN 1 st SECTION E Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons from Dunston With “Christine’s Dream” With every section being supported including 3 great lads from Ireland sending 4 brave pigeons we had a tremendous turn out for Messac with 2,361 birds being sent by 295 members. Phil Smith, John Downing and Peter Kennedy went to a lot of trouble to arrange a courier to bring their birds over from Ireland. What dedication to the Club! A big thank you to all the helpers and volunteers at the marking stations, who were on the go from start to finish. (If anyone has left a small wicker basket at Salisbury Marking Station, please contact me). Martin would like to thank Clive Rogers who stayed to help load the 70 crates at Salisbury. Once you have marked all day those 70 crates seem to double in amount. Saturday dawned and after conferring with Steve Appleby Nigel released the birds at 7.45am in to a very light NE wind with variable wind on route. The birds cleared well and headed straight North. It was anybody’s guess where the winner would be but I am delighted to say this great achievement of 1 st OPEN 1 st SECTION E GOES TO CHRISTINE, PAUL AND COLIN BECKETT FROM DUNSTON, STAFFORDSHIRE flying as Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons. This family started racing pigeons in 1988 with husband and wife Arthur and Christine and two of their three sons Paul and Colin. Christine has been involved since they began racing and went on to become Secretary of Penkridge RIPC for over twenty years and Arthur held the position of Chairman. Sadly, Arthur passed away in 2001 leaving Christine at the helm. There is no particular strain kept but good pigeons are paired back to good pigeons. They race a team of about 20 old birds and breed about 50 youngsters each season. Training takes place 3 times a week up to 30 miles with Malcolm Blackmore. Feeding is a racing mix from Sandy Acre Feeds with conditioner added to it and Gemthepax is included twice a week in the drinking water. “Christine’s Dream” as she is now known is a 2 year old chequer natural hen sent sitting 6 day eggs. She is a Busschaert x Wim Moens pigeon, the Busschaert bloodlines from Frank Hall and the Wim Moens bloodlines bought from a sale in the Black Country direct from Wim Moens. She was previously 15 th SECTION 90 th OPEN BBC CARENTAN. SHE HAD THREE INLAND RACES BEFORE CARENTAN AND then rested until this race. Christine &amp; Paul Beckett. 2 nd OPEN 1 st SECTION C IS PAUL AND BRIAN HYATT FLYING AS P, B &amp; W HYATT OF TEWKESBURY. AFTER very sadly losing their best friend, wife and mum Wendy on News Years Eve, Paul and Brian decided to cease Club racing and just concentrate on National races to try and win the big one in honour of Wendy and look how very close they came to doing just that. I am sure with Wendy watching over them and spurring them on they will soon achieve this. This 4 year blue cock is a M &amp; D Evans Gaby Vandenabeele which was their first bird from Midlands National Flying Club Bordeaux 2013 flying 499 miles on the day also 60 th OPEN BBC Carentan two weeks ago. The Sire is Jas x Jade Leanne and the Dam being Home Alone x Lady of the Rings. Paul and Brian have raced these Myrtle Lofts pigeons since 2000. All birds are flown on widowhood/ roundabout with Brian tending to them in the morning (as Paul works nights) and then both of them in the afternoon. Paul, Wendy &amp; Brian Hyatt. 3 rd OPEN 2 nd SECTION E AND KNOCKING ON THE DOOR FOR THAT 1 st OPEN POSITION IS CHRIS WHITTINGHAM from Wheaton Aston, Stafford who betters his BBC Carentan National position of 2 nd SECTION 12 th OPEN. CHRIS TIMED A 2 YEAR OLD BLUE DE KLAK X JANSSEN GABY VANDENABEELE COCK BIRD, PARENTS BRED by Gary Richards. Chris Whittingham. Geoff &amp; Catherine Cooper of Peasedown St John 4 th OPEN 2 nd SECTION C Geoff and Catherine Cooper clocked a two year old hen to win 4 th National Messac. For a while she was in first place but was overtaken by the longer flyers, this also happened to them on the Falaise National with the BICC. Their fourth National winner, now called Evie after their new grand daughter, was on her second CHANNEL RACE OF THE SEASON. AS A YOUNG BIRD SHE FLEW THE FULL YOUNG BIRD PROGRAMME, INCLUDING THE CHANNEL AND AS A YEARLING FLEW MOST NATIONAL RACES THROUGH TO MESSAC. SHE IS FLOWN WIDOWHOOD AND fed a mix based on Verse Laga Superstar, with Gem Trikanox in the water once a month. If all goes well her main race will be Pau International. She is exceptionally well bred, her two grandfathers are Farm Boy, sire of Farmer George 1 st International Bordeaux and Legend 1 st International Dax. She is a half sister to Georgia Jean who won 8 th International Pau, 1 st Euro Diamond Pau and 4 th Ace pigeon 2014 Euro Diamond. Geoff Cooper. Topping Section B and 5 th OPEN IS LAWRENCE &amp; MARG COWLEY FROM GRIMSTONE, DORCHESTER WITH a widowhood cock having his first channel race. He is a Pearson &amp; Dransfield Busschaert x Soontjen paired to a Mike Staddon Lou Wouter x Chris Gordon hen. He is fed Countrywide Lo Pro Gerry Plus at the start of the week and the last 3 feeds Natural widowhood mixture. Lawrence is over the moon with his Section win as this has been his aim for many years. &quot;I would like to thank Marg for all her help and support and Messrs. Davis and Swain for taking the birds to the marking.&quot; Lawrence &amp; Marg Cowley. With his 3 rd SECTION WIN IN A ROW JOHNNY “EAST WIND” ATTRILL FROM SALISBURY 1 st SECTION A. WELL done to the BBC, another great race and well done to all the winners. First to my loft was “Nightmare” my all pooler. That’s 4 x 1 st Sections, 2 x 2 nd Sections, 4 th SECTION ETC. AS I’VE SAID before “What a pigeon”. He is a 4 year old, who just gives his all in each race. Johnny pictured with “Nightmare” as a 2 year old. Johnny “East Wind” Attrill. 2 nd SECTION A ROBERT HARBOUR FROM WHIPPINGHAM, IOW. THE YEARLING COCK I TIMED WAS SENT natural feeding a 2 week old youngster, I have been racing natural this season instead of roundabout due to lack of birds. The Sire to this cock bird is an Ad Schaerlaeckens and the Dam a Deweerdt. This is his 3 rd RACE OF THE SEASON. Robert Harbour and 3 year old Grandson Max. 2 nd SECTION B AND 9 th OPEN IS COLIN CARPENTER &amp; SON CALLUM FROM POOLE. THIS 2 YEAR OLD COCK IS Jansseen bred from birds gifted by my friend&#039;s Steve &amp; Tracey Bastable. His grand sire being Steve Bastable’s Classic car winner. He is raced on roundabout and seems to have a liking for Messac having scored positions in the Club. Colin Carpenter. Pete Wells from Dunstable 1 st &amp; 2 nd SECTION D 13 th &amp; 14 th OPEN. MY SECTION WINNER IS A FIVE YEAR old blue hen. She has won many prizes and bred good prize winners. She is bloodlines of my old Janssen family which go back to my champion &quot;Super Lou&quot; who won 52 x 1 st prizes. In the previous Carentan race she was 148 th OPEN 10 th SECTION D. The 2 nd bird is a yearling blue chequer cock. Sire bred by Simon Schofield from Leeds and the dam is a Jose Thone cross daughter of &quot;Miss Leeds&quot; also a very good pigeon of Simon’s. This yearling cock was 3 rd CLUB 9 th Fed Carentan on the previous Saturday. Pete Wells. Roles are reversed this time around as runner up to Pete Wells in Section D and 16 th OPEN IS ROGER Lowe from Reading who pipped Pete to the top spot from the BBC Carentan race. My 1 st bird is a 2 year old widowhood cock now named “Red Ron” son of “Fast as lightning” winner of the BBC young bird National by 25 minutes. “Red Ron” is already a winner of 17 th SECTION 21 st OPEN CSCFC CARENTAN 1,946 BIRDS, 10 th Fed Honiton 2,553 birds and 2 nd SECTION 9 th OPEN BBC Fougeres 1,152 birds and is the nest mate to “Red Rose” winner of 2 nd OPEN NFC THE DAM OF THE SECTION WINNER IN LAST BBC RACE. Sending 21 widowhood cocks, I had 17 on the day and 2 the next morning. I would like to congratulate the winner and also Peter Wells for winning the Section. Roll on the next race. Well done to the Committee and Officials for a great race. Roger Lowe. (Is this Roger Lowe in disguise!!!) With Jersey joining us for their first BBC race of the season 1 st SECTION H IS KEVIN JOHNSTONE FROM St Helier. I&#039;d first of all like to dedicate this win to my very good friend, the late Laurence Le Ruez and his family who kindly let me keep my birds in his lofts. This dark chequer yearling cock is a broken pigeon and was gifted to me by a good friend of mine, Nigel Legg from Guernsey. It was bred out of a son off Jim and Ann Donaldson from Scotland, a pigeon called Doonan and a Kevin Murphy hen off Jim Donaldson Rennes Lass bloodlines. This bird was there to win three young bird races if only it would trap, it is still the same now as I lost 10 minutes on this race as it would just not trap. I told Nigel last year that I fancied this bird, I said it’s got something and I was right, thanks Nigel. P.S Still waiting for my dropper Nigel. Kevin Johnstone. 2 nd SECTION H IS WILLIAM HEALY FROM ST HELIER WITH SMOKE RISE. I NAMED MY PIGEON SMOKE RISE after his 1 st SECTION, 6 th OPEN FOUGERES WIN LAST YEAR. He is a black pied 3 year old cock of the breeding Jan Arden on the sire’s side and the late Joe Letchio Alloa cross Geoff Kirkland on the dam. He was sent sitting 10 days on eggs and in excellent condition on his return. I congratulate my friend Kevin Johnstone on his section win and good luck to all BBC members for the future races. William Healy’s Smoke Rise. Another Section where roles are reversed for this race is Section G with Tony &amp; Carol Welch taking 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , 4 th &amp; 5 th SECTION. MY FIRST PIGEON WAS A BLUE COCK BIRD JANSSEN. IT WAS BRED down through a pigeon I required from my mate Lou Severe which was a blue Janssen hen bred from Martin Mitchell, which flew them out of 500 miles on the day. Just recently I had a heavy fly away of young birds, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank Robbie Jones, Mick Morter, Ian Crammond &amp; Nigel Langstaff for their kind gift of youngsters which has redeemed my young bird team. They are true gentleman of the Sport. Many Thanks. Tony Welch. Runners up to Tony and Carol Welch are another married partnership Mick and Lyn Chaplin from West End, Woking who were placed 1 st , 2 nd &amp; 3 rd SECTION G FROM BBC CARENTAN. The pigeon was a yearling cock raced on widowhood and in the previous BBC race was 2 nd SECTION. It was his fourth race of the season. The birds are fed a good widowhood mixture and once racing has started they do not receive any more training and are expected to race every week. We have a 20 foot loft and race 20 cocks and breed about 35 youngsters mostly from the racers as we only keep 5 stock pairs. Mick &amp; Lyn Chaplin. Nigel Lane from Romford with his 2 nd SECTION J WIN OF THE SEASON. I must confess I was extremely pleased to see “GODERIC” return in good time today as he was my first pigeon back from Messac last year and seemed to be all set for Tarbes but then we had Niort. He was actually my third pigeon at Niort but not until 13th June, 5 days late and I found him caught fast and hung upside down from the anti-cat netting above my loft. He was totally exhausted and reduced to skin and bone; I thought perhaps all hope had gone. This year he was my second pigeon from Carentan and now the first from Messac so perhaps there is hope yet. On the sires side he is down from the very successful Barcelona pigeons of Family Huizer while on the dams side from a hen given to me by Harm Vredeveld from his old long distance pigeons. Nigel Lane’s Goderic. 2 nd SECTION J ARE KEITH GOSLING AND MICK JARVIS FROM MOUNTNESSING TIMING THEIR SECTION WINNER in the BICC race from Falaise two weeks ago. The two year old chequer cock flown on widowhood competing in only his third ever channel race having been the first arrival to the loft each time. He was 14 th SECTION 25 th National BBC Messac last season, 1 st SECTION FALAISE AND NOW 2 nd SECTION. SINCE THE SECTION WIN HE HAD AN INLAND RACE FROM 100 miles and a 40 mile training toss prior to basketing. His sire is Kato grand son of Vend 1 st NFC Pau bred by Jim Biss and the dam is the daughter of Steve Wakerley’s famous blue cock flying Pau twice on the day, Tarbes and Perpignan. Mick is holding the 2 nd SECTION WINNER AND KEITH THEIR FIRST arrival from the BICC Alencon race probable 10 th SECTION. Mick Jarvis &amp; Keith Gosling. Unfortunately, no reports to give on Secion F. Convoyers report. With all 2,271 birds loaded on the transporter we made our way to the docks arriving at 7:30 pm. The birds were fed and watered ready for the crossing to France arriving at 06:30. The birds were watered at the docks for two hours before departing to Messac. After the 150 mile journey with clear blue skies with very little wind, we arrived at 11:30 and the birds were all watered and rested before feeding at 3:00 pm. The call to Steve Appleby gave me excellent flying conditions for the following day so things were looking promising for another good race this year. Saturday dawned clear sunny and warm but with some early morning mist about. After a call to Steve telling me that conditions were good all the way across the channel and into the mainland, we cut the strings and the birds were away at 07:45 clearing immediately to the north. The journey back was hot and sunny and the channel was flat calm all the way to the mainland. My thanks yet again to all the markers, Bill our driver, Steve for yet another spot on forecast and last but not least Clare our secretary, keeping every thing running so smoothly. Nigel Rigiani Weather Report Examining the various images from weather satellites showed clear blue skies over northern France. The only cloud visible was located over the south east of England mainly along the south coast line. Some areas of the channel were affected by cloud but of little significance. These weather conditions as forecast presented a good day for the BBC pigeons racing from Messac. Due to the winds being light, direction difficult to determine over land both in France and in England. Over the channel direction was mainly from the north east at about 7 mph. Visibility good overall with data showing 11 miles plus over the open sea. I updated our convoyer Nigel with the weather conditions at 06:50 after which time he decided to liberate at 07:45. Steve Appleby Messac liberation. Telephone &amp; Website verifications only, which may be subject to change. OPEN MEM NO FLYING NAME TOWN RING NUMBER A-A-T DAY VELOCITY 1 E606 Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons Dunston 15 7 20 1 1358.638 2 C278 P B &amp; W Hyatt Nr Tewkesbury 14 8 19 1 1340.625 3 E270 C Whittingham Stafford 15 10 49 1 1335.430 4 C778 G G &amp; C J Cooper Peasedown St 13 6 55 1 1328.039 5 B96 Mr &amp; Mrs L Cowley Dorchester 12 17 47 1 1318.259 6 C514 Mr &amp; Mrs R Anthony Camborne 12 55 19 1 1306.527 7 A1156 J Attrill Salisbury 12 50 23 1 1302.723 8 E607 B &amp; S Stone Belper 15 51 29 1 1302.162 9 B27 C Carpenter &amp; Son Poole 12 17 51 1 1300.839 10 C39 B J Lock Worcester 14 35 32 1 1299.634 11 B976 Fournier &amp; Harrison Bridport 12 23 5 1 1296.784 12 B471 Mr &amp; Mrs T Anderson Poole 12 19 20 1 1291.549 13 D435 P J Wells Dunstable 14 15 20 1 1290.443 14 D435 P J Wells Dunstable 14 15 22 1 1290.333 15 D720 R Lowe Reading 13 34 0 1 1287.564 16 C706 Mr &amp; Mrs S &amp; V Miles Peasedown St. 13 17 44 1 1285.408 17 E339 P &amp; S Harris &amp; Daughter Telford 15 29 1 1 1283.154 18 E131 E Jones Telford 15 28 6 1 1281.976 19 C919 G M Beech Upton-On-Seve 14 28 39 1 1280.367 20 E349 D Harris Newport 15 36 12 1 1280.331 21 C287 Dean Williams Nr 14 59 46 1 1279.353 22 C239 Janet Wilcox Radstock 13 16 18 1 1278.886 23 B441 Mr &amp; Mrs M King Blandford 12 32 2 1 1278.625 24 C77 Mr &amp; Mrs M &amp; C Brown Hungerford 13 32 53 1 1274.511 25 B589 Spracklen &amp; Thomas Dorchester 12 23 42 1 1274.126 26 C610 M Williams Hereford 14 31 6 1 1272.864 27 D168 Sherman &amp; Wells Oxford 13 59 56 1 1271.818 28 C223 P Barlow Coombe Hill 14 21 12 1 1266.979 29 E320 T J Greenfield Telford 15 34 51 1 1266.917 30 C454 G Clift Tirley 14 23 10 1 1265.347 31 E101 Mr &amp; Mrs A Shore Crewe 16 4 49 1 1264.926 32 D72 C Gadsden Toddington 14 30 13 1 1262.944 33 C211 Clive &amp; Jill Rogers &amp; Neil Writhlington 13 21 45 1 1260.395 34 C397 R C Barlow Cheltenham 14 18 41 1 1259.914 35 E640 M Hope Telford 15 39 52 1 1257.867 36 E347 M Hughes Market 15 57 51 1 1257.283 37 C318 R Beaconsfield Marlborough 13 34 24 1 1254.714 38 B405 Mr &amp; Mrs B Crutcher Poole 12 27 56 1 1253.801 39 C556 P Newton Weston-Super- 13 35 20 1 1252.393 40 D677 Mr &amp; Mrs A Webber &amp; Abingdon 14 0 16 1 1248.427 41 E730 T &amp; J Mather Nr Matlock 16 17 56 1 1248.297 42 C1140 C Howse &amp; D Parsons Devizes 13 25 56 1 1247.062 43 C586 J Garvey Walsall 15 34 25 1 1246.132 44 E276 S Parkinson Crewe 16 23 17 1 1243.966 45 B888 G F Flitter Weymouth 12 22 13 1 1242.977 46 A473 R S Harbour Newport, Isle 12 31 23 1 1241.298 47 C309 Wyatt &amp; Gray Nailsea 13 45 22 1 1238.691 48 D265 I &amp; D Holt Chesham 14 15 1 1 1238.019 49 A33 F Bartlett &amp; R Jones Southampton 12 53 16 1 1233.345 50 E127 K Kingston &amp; Family Cottingham 17 40 8 1 1232.857 51 B436 Mr &amp; Mrs A W Roberts Axminster 12 50 52 1 1231.801 52 E756 J G Rigg Congleton 16 32 22 1 1229.388 53 B729 A G Cottrell, Richmond &amp; Wimborne 12 41 17 1 1227.875 54 B47 M White &amp; Son Bournemouth 12 37 31 1 1225.828 55 B584 R Hooper Poole 12 33 16 1 1225.792 56 E202 R Lutner &amp; Co Lilleshall 15 54 53 1 1225.651 57 B328 A Parsons Salisbury 13 9 48 1 1225.409 58 B1122 Cobb &amp; Son Swanage 12 21 47 1 1224.582 59 H1168 K Johnstone Jersey 10 6 35 1 1223.951 60 A673 B Smith &amp; Father Southampton 12 52 50 1 1223.574 61 E798 R Bullen Cheadle 17 0 43 1 1221.306 62 D1102 M Gilbert Windsor 13 53 41 1 1220.166 63 D344 Mr &amp; Mrs E Jones &amp; Gson Newbury 13 44 1 1 1219.272 64 B684 B Woods Shaftesbury 13 3 16 1 1218.994 65 B685 Mr &amp; Mrs N Smith Salisbury 13 10 24 1 1218.138 66 D224 T Haley Nr Watford 14 22 22 1 1217.729 67 D65 F Lloyd &amp; E Kelly Abingdon 14 5 49 1 1217.150 68 D537 B Hobbs &amp; Son Wellingboroug 15 24 36 1 1217.058 69 E370 W J Bresnahan Waddicar 17 17 56 1 1213.101 70 A663 J Derbyshire Whitchurch 13 29 18 1 1210.944 71 C855 G Hancock Devizes 13 39 43 1 1210.724 72 E809 D &amp; P Whitfield Newcastle 16 29 6 1 1209.580 73 A689 P Abrook Cowes 12 39 44 1 1206.918 74 E327 G A Baker Shifnal 15 48 43 1 1204.645 75 C247 Mr &amp; Mrs C Merrills Swindon 14 6 42 1 1201.307 76 D136 Chitty Brothers Kings Langley 14 30 39 1 1199.029 77 B150 P J Hollard Lytchett 12 43 36 1 1199.005 78 C478 M Edwards Weston-Super- 13 48 59 1 1198.986 79 A122 Wearn Brothers &amp; Neilson Ramsdean 13 11 23 1 1198.869 80 C373 I J Barnbrook Alveley 15 38 32 1 1194.176 81 C342 A Davis Marlborough 13 52 10 1 1193.183 82 B585 A Baverstock Poole 12 43 57 1 1192.872 83 C434 Mr &amp; Mrs Lee Bristol 13 57 8 1 1186.397 84 E771 P Whitfield Newcastle 16 42 1 1 1184.822 85 D448 Mr &amp; Mrs Marler Buntingford 15 4 37 1 1184.455 86 A803 Mr &amp; Mrs Bunney Paulsgrove 12 59 26 1 1183.523 87 E308 J Whittingham Wheaton 16 8 12 1 1183.138 88 A456 R Murray Southampton 13 3 35 1 1181.214 89 D671 W N Smullen Dunstable 14 54 21 1 1178.328 90 C425 S Hughes Swindon 14 13 50 1 1176.381 91 B490 M, G &amp; M Ayles Weymouth 12 38 14 1 1176.084 92 B89 Mr &amp; Mrs B Frost Crewkerne 13 7 53 1 1175.301 93 J279 N Lane Romford 14 39 26 1 1172.150 94 B323 C Bartlett Salisbury 13 24 7 1 1170.364 95 C999 Mia &amp; Ben Brown (YF) Hungerford 14 4 25 1 1168.586 96 C385 Mr &amp; Mrs S Robinson Marlborough 13 59 9 1 1168.339 97 D1018 S Sheffield Old Windsor 14 13 35 1 1165.964 98 D557 R Alty Stevenage 15 3 3 1 1164.417 99 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 8 8 1 1164.281 100 E797 Garnett, Moore &amp; Withers Gatley 17 27 24 1 1162.581 SECTION A POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 A1156 J Attrill Salisbury 12 50 23 1 1302.723 2 A473 R S Harbour Newport, Isle 12 31 23 1 1241.298 3 A33 F Bartlett &amp; R Jones Southampton 12 53 16 1 1233.345 4 A673 B Smith &amp; Father Southampton 12 52 50 1 1223.574 5 A663 J Derbyshire Whitchurch 13 29 18 1 1210.944 6 A689 P Abrook Cowes 12 39 44 1 1206.918 7 A122 Wearn Brothers &amp; Neilson Ramsdean 13 11 23 1 1198.869 8 A803 Mr &amp; Mrs Bunney Paulsgrove 12 59 26 1 1183.523 9 A456 R Murray Southampton 13 3 35 1 1181.214 10 A841 D J Staddon Southampton 13 11 0 1 1158.147 SECTION B POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 B96 Mr &amp; Mrs L Cowley Dorchester 12 17 47 1 1318.259 2 B27 C Carpenter &amp; Son Poole 12 17 51 1 1300.839 3 B976 Fournier &amp; Harrison Bridport 12 23 5 1 1296.784 4 B471 Mr &amp; Mrs T Anderson Poole 12 19 20 1 1291.549 5 B441 Mr &amp; Mrs M King Blandford 12 32 2 1 1278.625 6 B589 Spracklen &amp; Thomas Dorchester 12 23 42 1 1274.126 7 B405 Mr &amp; Mrs B Crutcher Poole 12 27 56 1 1253.801 8 B888 G F Flitter Weymouth 12 22 13 1 1242.977 9 B436 Mr &amp; Mrs A W Roberts Axminster 12 50 52 1 1231.801 10 B729 A G Cottrell, Richmond &amp; Wimborne 12 41 17 1 1227.875 SECTION C POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 C278 P B &amp; W Hyatt Nr Tewkesbury 14 8 19 1 1340.625 2 C778 G G &amp; C J Cooper Peasedown St 13 6 55 1 1328.039 3 C514 Mr &amp; Mrs R Anthony Camborne 12 55 19 1 1306.527 4 C39 B J Lock Worcester 14 35 32 1 1299.634 5 C706 Mr &amp; Mrs S &amp; V Miles Peasedown St. 13 17 44 1 1285.408 6 C919 G M Beech Upton-On-Seve 14 28 39 1 1280.367 7 C287 Dean Williams Nr 14 59 46 1 1279.353 8 C239 Janet Wilcox Radstock 13 16 18 1 1278.886 9 C77 Mr &amp; Mrs M &amp; C Brown Hungerford 13 32 53 1 1274.511 10 C610 M Williams Hereford 14 31 6 1 1272.864 SECTION D POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 D435 P J Wells Dunstable 14 15 20 1 1290.443 2 D435 P J Wells Dunstable 14 15 22 1 1290.333 3 D720 R Lowe Reading 13 34 0 1 1287.564 4 D168 Sherman &amp; Wells Oxford 13 59 56 1 1271.818 5 D72 C Gadsden Toddington 14 30 13 1 1262.944 6 D677 Mr &amp; Mrs A Webber &amp; Abingdon 14 0 16 1 1248.427 7 D265 I &amp; D Holt Chesham 14 15 1 1 1238.019 8 D1102 M Gilbert Windsor 13 53 41 1 1220.166 9 D344 Mr &amp; Mrs E Jones &amp; Gson Newbury 13 44 1 1 1219.272 10 D224 T Haley Nr Watford 14 22 22 1 1217.729 SECTION E POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 E606 Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons Dunston 15 7 20 1 1358.638 2 E270 C Whittingham Stafford 15 10 49 1 1335.430 3 E607 B &amp; S Stone Belper 15 51 29 1 1302.162 4 E339 P &amp; S Harris &amp; Daughter Telford 15 29 1 1 1283.154 5 E131 E Jones Telford 15 28 6 1 1281.976 6 E349 D Harris Newport 15 36 12 1 1280.331 7 E320 T J Greenfield Telford 15 34 51 1 1266.917 8 E101 Mr &amp; Mrs A Shore Crewe 16 4 49 1 1264.926 9 E640 M Hope Telford 15 39 52 1 1257.867 10 E347 M Hughes Market 15 57 51 1 1257.283 SECTION G POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 8 8 1 1164.281 2 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 8 58 1 1161.286 3 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 9 42 1 1158.663 4 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 20 51 1 1120.197 5 G37 Mr T &amp; Mrs C Welch Chichester 13 22 15 1 1115.546 6 G120 M/M Chaplin Woking 14 19 58 1 1108.415 7 G676 J M Armitage Ash 14 21 22 1 1075.219 8 G807 Mr &amp; Mrs J B Langbridge Chichester 13 44 38 1 1023.526 9 G285 D Farr Bognor Regis 13 57 29 1 1000.901 10 G918 K J Abbott Brighton 14 29 16 1 972.635 SECTION H POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 H1168 K Johnstone Jersey 10 6 35 1 1223.951 2 H361 W Healy Jersey 10 14 30 1 1126.268 3 H483 P Davies St. Clement, 10 19 31 1 1087.540 4 H343 K M Duffin St Helier 10 36 33 1 979.557 5 H228 G Moon St Helier 12 1 33 1 657.611 SECTION J POSITIONS Sect Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 J279 N Lane Romford 14 39 26 1 1172.150 2 J767 Gosling &amp; Jarvis Mountnessing 15 12 12 1 1110.275 3 J587 A B Coker Wickford 15 31 30 1 1068.677 4 J97 K Pratt Thundersley 16 37 45 1 924.978 A reminder that payment must be sent along with your part A to me. Only extra birds can be paid for on the day of marking. Clare Norman. Tel: 023 8057 3919 Email:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. </pre></pre>
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