<pre><pre>Coutances National 1 st OPEN 1 st SECTION C Peter Quainton from Chippenham With “Little Blue” The Heavens were shining down on us for the first race of the season. Blue skies &amp; sunshine, a touch chilly but much better then what was forecast at the beginning of the week. The entry for our first race for 2016 saw 208 members sending 1,858 birds. After speaking with Steve Appleby, Nigel liberated the convoy at 8.05am in to a light northerly wind, with the wind increasing as the day went on. All birds cleared the site well, going up over the Cathedral and out of site. We couldn’t have wished for a better start to the season with nearly all members who sent verifying and returns being good. From the verifications it seemed to be a fair race with both sides of the Country timing early. We had 3 members in SECTION E TIMING IN AFTER 9 HOURS OR MORE FLYING OVER 300 MILES WHICH IS GOOD GOING FOR this early in the season. On behalf of the marking stations I would like to thank all the markers and helpers for your support. The first race of the season is always the worst one for marking. If anyone is willing to help with the marking we are always grateful (even if it whilst you are waiting for your birds to be marked). Remember, once you have entered the race, you can send extra birds on the day of marking. Many congratulations to our first National Winner of the season Peter Quainton from Chippenham 1 st OPEN 1 st SECTION C. PETER RESUMED RACING PIGEONS AFTER MOVING TO Wiltshire in 2001 and joined the Chippenham Homing Society, he has been top flyer almost every year since then. He flies roundabout system for old birds and darkness system for young birds. Young birds are mostly Van Loon-Jansen /Vandenabeele and old birds Bricoux-Jan Aarden. Peter’s winner “Little Blue” is bred from: Sire blue Jansen Van Loon and the Dam blue Vandenabeele. She has raced all programmes from a young bird in 2015. Won 3 rd Messac &amp; 5 th Niort as an old bird. Peter Quainton By only 2 yards and taking 2 nd OPEN 1 st SECTION D IS CHRIS GADSDEN FROM TODDINGTON. Chris Gadsden continued his remarkable run of success with his Coormans and Sapins bloodlines by taking provisional 1 st Sect D, 2 nd OPEN IN THE BBC OPENER FROM COUTANCES with a 2yo Dark Cock. This bird was sent to the race only two days after being separated from its mate and put onto widowhood. He was very lightly raced as a YB and put on natural as a yearling. He performed consistently and culminated his 2015 yearling season in the very tough MNFC race from Vire where he finished a creditable 43 rd Sect SE 679 th OPEN OUT OF 6,344 BIRDS, VELOCITY 1091YPM. THIS SOLID WORKMANLIKE PERFORMANCE persuaded Chris that there was more potential there to be developed as a 2yo. Something else even more compelling also convinced Chris that he would do well and that was his breeding. There used to be an old saying often used in pigeon circles, “bred in the purple”: well this one certainly is. His sire, a 2010 rung bird, was bred from a Belgian rung hen bought from Denis Sapin at a UK sale before his tie up with Bob Fenech. In 2015 as a 5yo this cock came out in successive races and won 1 st Sect, 167 th OPEN MNFC CARENTAN, 8,900 BIRDS and 2 nd SECTION, 15 th OPEN MNFC CARENTAN (FOUGERES), 8,359 BIRDS. The Dam of the BBC SECTION WINNER IS A COORMANS BRED DOWN FROM ORIGINAL BIRDS OBTAINED BY CHRIS FROM LOUIS Coormans’ Blackpool sale at the Sheraton Hotel. The dam of his Section winner was tragically amongst 40 birds killed by a fox which got into the loft in June 2015. Before her untimely demise she was kept mostly as a widowhood hen, but in 2014 she won 1 st Sect 24 th OPEN MNFC VIRE, 5081 BIRDS, IN A RACE HELD IN LATE JULY AND PICKED UP 2 nd Sect 9 th OPEN IN THE BBC FOUGERES OH RACE HELD IN SEPTEMBER WHICH CHRIS ALSO WON WITH ANOTHER Cooremans hen. Chris described the breeding as 75% Coormans and 25% Sapin/Sootjen. I handled the 1 st Sect D winner and he is exactly what Chris looks for in a pigeon: wedge shaped, powerful and showing one tail feather. He is very much like his sire and typical of this family which continually throws out pigeons capable of winning top prizes. Chris confirmed that the aim of his breeding is to fly the nationals. Chris Gadsden has had more than his fair share of problems with predators in the past and 2016 is no exception. Living on a farm he keeps an open loft in the early part of the year. The sparrow hawks have taken 19 birds this year. Some killed, some injured but many will never fly again. Perversely, Chris said that the hawks have played a part in getting his birds fit as they fly off at the slightest hint of an attack and respond instantly to alarm calls by blackbirds. But it is not all good news as they now also sit on the house roof and have to be tempted down. Ever resourceful, Chris has faced his difficulties positively, as apart from the 2 nd OPEN AND SECTION WIN IN THE BBC, HE ALSO WON THE LEAGRAVE CLUB EVENT FROM EXETER on the same day. Chris Gadsden Ray Dibben from Poole is 1 st SECTION B 3 rd OPEN. MY SECTION WINNER WAS BRED BY MYSELF from a pigeon from my friend Scott Storie, crossed with a Van-Hee Busschaert hen. The blood line came from Louella Stud. This is the first time I have flown in the BBC after moving home many times. I have now settled in Hamworthy and am now trying to build a family of channel pigeons. I would like to thank Scott Storie for all his help on feeding birds for channel racing, also to thank my friend and silent partner Lou the fisherman Wateridge for all his help looking after the birds while I&#039;m at work and also my wife Tina for supporting me. Ray Dibben, Lou the Fisherman and Jess 4 th OPEN 2 nd SECTION D IS CHITTY BROTHERS ((BRIAN AND DICK) FROM KINGS LANGLEY. Our first bird was one of the old Koopman family which are responsible for many good CLUB, FED AND NATIONAL POSITIONS. This year so far the birds have been coming very well but trapping has been very poor and has cost us some good Club and Fed positions, having said that the bird from the B.B.C never lost a second. We fly in the Box Moor H.S. which maybe a small club but takes a lot of winning, with members winning many good National positions etc. We would like to congratulate the winner and well done to Chris for winning the section. Brian &amp; Dick Chitty 5 th OPEN 3 rd SECTION D IS MR &amp; MRS MICK DICKINSON &amp; SONS FROM HEMEL HEMPSTEAD. We clocked a 2 year old blue bar widowhood cock bred from the stock loft. The sire of this bird being a John &amp; Claude Wheeler Janssen and the dam a De Rauw Sablon purchased at the Telford Show in 2012. The pigeon was lightly raced as a young bird and yearling, this race being only his 3 rd trip across the channel. Good returns were had on the day, with 9 out of the 10 sent being home. The second bird clocked being a full brother to this 5 th OPEN PIGEON. We race all old birds (cocks and hens) on the widowhood system. Club racing in the competitive Boxmoor H.S. alongside the likes of Chitty Bros who were 4 th OPEN IN THIS RACE. We would like to extend our congratulations to the winners, and thanks to the workers at Walkern marking station and all involved in making this race, a good first channel race. We look forward to the next race. Stuart &amp; Mick Dickinson 2 nd SECTION C AND PROBABLE 4 th SECTION AS WELL IS MARTIN WILLIAMS FROM HEREFORD. MY first bird is a six year old widowhood cock. He is a Koopman x Roodhooft off the only Koopman in my stock loft. The dam is a daughter of the famous 036, probably one of the best pigeons for Andre Roodhooft. This pigeon was a late bred, so not raced in his first year. As a yearling he went around the world and back, so thinking he had all this experience, I decided to keep him. He has won 3 x 1st’s, one being Carentan last year, 1 st Fed by 25 yards. Also last year I sent him to Tarbes with the NFC, and got him back on the third day. My second bird of 5 entries was my pooled pigeon, so it was good to see him only 1 minute behind my first bird. The sire is a son of the famous Mustang, another very good pigeon for Andre. The dam is the replacement hen, a real gold mine. This 2 year old cock damaged his wing as a yearling, so I only lightly raced him. I see big potential for this pigeon with a bit of luck. Both birds had tried really hard with red wattles. All 5 were home by the end of the day. Martin Williams 1 st arrival 2 nd arrival Runner up in Section B is Tony Swain from Dorchester. Provisional 10 th OPEN, 2 nd SECTION IS TONY SWAIN OF CAME, NEAR DORCHESTER WHOSE TWO-YEAR-OLD WIDOWHOOD COCK was bred by friend Nick Stevens from Swain originals crossed with birds from another fancier friend and top flier Lawrence Cowley of nearby Godmanstone. This cock flew well as a yearling winning 7 th SECTION, 27 th OPEN WITH THE BBC FROM Messac, along with 28 th SECTION FOUGERES, 12 th SECTION ANCENIS AND 11 th SECTION SAINTES ALL with the NFC. From Saintes it was also second in the strong Weydor Specialist Club where Tony was top prize winner last season. Because Tony is a shepherd and lambing is in full swing until mid-April, the pigeons have to take a back seat until things quieten down on the farm and as a result the widowers’ training started only ten days previously with one 20-mile toss from Yeovil. Then just six of the 36-strong widower team went straight in to Littlehampton for an 80- miler with the Dorset Fed. The Coutances pigeon was first back to the loft, although 20 minutes behind the club winners, and he again led the way when the same six went across the water with the BBC. “My old birds don’t get much training these days because they’re always getting hit by peregrines,” explained Tony. “Even from the one Yeovil toss they were all coming back in singles and twos and were very jumpy. When you talk to other fanciers they all seem to be losing a lot of pigeons, even experienced ones, from relatively short training tosses so you have to ask yourself if it’s worth the risk. “As long as they are fit and flying well around home, the good ones should be able to make it back from a 50-80 mile club race even if they are a bit behind the leaders in the early races. “I had a one and a half hour wait for my second bird from Coutances but then they were dropping in every few minutes and I ended with five out of six on the day.” Tony Swain 1 st SECTION J WE HAVE STEVE COXELL FROM ONGAR. FIRSTLY I&#039;D LIKE TO THANK THE PEOPLE IN charge of the liberation and all at Walkern marking station, fantastic lib and brilliant marking, cheers guys . The pigeon I timed was a yearling mealy hen now named TAKE THAT by good friend Paddy Kelly, flown full widowhood. Because of work commitments and little spare time etc my hens only ever fly out at home roughly once or twice a week. For the most part they are taken to work with me in the morning and trained back to the shed, usually around 30 miles + , also having a weekly toss from the coast with my local training club the M11. She was bred by Paddy Kelly of Harlow. I would like to say thanks to Paddy as this is the second pigeon he has bred me to achieve a great result in National level, the other being 7 th OPEN 6,500B NFC MESSAC. The sire is a red black splash cock bred by good friends the Wilton&#039;s of Chadwell St Mary. It was raced north and south by Adam Wilton out to 500 miles in both directions always showing on hard days and being a very reliable racer, bloodlines are Kirkpatrick x Ver Heye that can be traced back at the Wilton&#039;s lofts to the 80s. The dam was bred by myself from Paddy Kelly&#039;s 11 flighted champion Lerwick blood lines back in 2013 and given back to Paddy to race. She&#039;s proved herself as a breeder now as well as a racer having scored at National level herself. Steve Coxell Keith Rhodes from Telford is 1 st SECTION E. THE 4 YEAR OLD DARK GABY VANDENABEELE cock is raced on widowhood and was bred by Graham Hancock of Telford down from the lines of shadow he had got off his good friends Jack walker and M D Evans. The cock has been a very good racer winning 5 x 1 st and taking many other positions in CLUB, FED AND NATIONAL RACES. EVERY YEAR HE HAS RACED INCLUDING AS A YOUNG BIRD HE HAS also been unlucky as he has been hawked twice as a 2 year old and 3 year old finishing his season early on both occasions. Last year he was 9 th OPEN BBC CARENTAN BEFORE BEING HAWKED IN HIS NEXT RACE WITH THE NFC. This year the cock had 2 races taking 4 th and 3 rd beaten by loft mates and was well fancied for this race being pooled through in section and open including noms. Keith Rhodes Tony &amp; Carol Welch from Chichester are the Winners of Section G. GB15N03692 is a blue bar cock and was bred from a Bosua X and Van Osch line. This pigeon was a gift to me as one of a group of pigeons kindly given when I had a fly away in 2014 by Ian Crammond &amp; Nigel Langstaff. Tony and Carol Welch 1 st SECTION A IS STEVE &amp; YVETTE HARRIS &amp; DAUGHTER LAUREN FROM PORTCHESTER. I WOULD like to congratulate P Quainton on winning first open and also all the other section winners. We have named this Vandenebeele blue hen “Jessie”. Some of her previous results are 1 st Fed kingsdown 2013, 12 th Fed Guernsey 2014. 10 th Fed Kingsdown 2015, 7 th SECTION 27 th OPEN CSCFC MESSAC &amp; 4 th Fed Poitiers. Steve Harris 2 nd SECTION A IS BUDDY SHIPP FROM PORTSMOUTH. THE PIGEON IS A BLUE HEN ON ITS FIRST EVER RACE, IT IS A GRAND DAUGHTER OUT OF CHAMPION RAY WHICH IS A KEES BOSUA PIGEON. I&#039;D LIKE TO say well done to Steve Harris on winning the Section and a thankyou to my Mrs and daughter for all the help they give me during the week. Without them I wouldn&#039;t be able to do what I do, thanks again, buddy. Lily Mae Shipp 2 nd SECTION E IS ANDREW MCKINNELL FROM TELFORD. MY NAME IS ANDREW MCKINNELL FROM Telford. I began racing pigeons from a young age along side my father Jock McKinnell. I recently rejoined the sport after a long break, and have been involved again for the last four years. This is the first time I have flown in the British Barcelona Club, and I was very happy to of came 2 nd SECTION, WITH MY THREE YEAR OLD CHEQUER HEN WHICH IS A KOOMAN breed. AndrewMcKinnell 2 nd SECTION J IS ROY ROWLAND FROM HORNCHURCH. ROY’S PIGEON IS A YEARLING HEN ON HER first channel race. She was sent to a couple of inland races earlier as trainers and went to Coutances sitting 10 day eggs. She was raced as a young bird and although she came consistently well to the loft she was never timed. On one side her breeding reflects Roy’s excellent Soontjen family which has brought him a lot of success and this hen is a Granddaughter of one of his good performing cocks that raced North and South and was 5 th LNRC Stonehaven as well as 13 th LSECC Bergerac. On the other side she is a Granddaughter of Dave &amp; Garry Heywood’s champion breeder, “John Joe”, who is the sire of many top racers and grand sire of two 1 st OPEN NATIONAL winners. A hen to watch for. Roy Rowland 2 nd SECTION G IS DEREK REID FROM WEYBRIDGE. GB15N29201 BLUE PIED COCK. THE SIRE IS a full brother to “LADY GAGA” who won 8 x 1 st for Jo Vangeel which is an inbred son of “Late Tom” Jos Soontjes. I purchased this pigeon from Alan Jones in Wales. Dam is great grandaughter of my N.F.C. WINNER 2OO5. This was 29201 3 rd RACE THIS YEAR BEING 6 th and 7 th to the loft in 2 previous races. He was a consistent young bird last year having 5 races including B.I.C.C. young bird and the NFC young bird National. Elaine says he is too good looking to be a good racer so I think we should call him “Filmstar”, after his illustrious Grandmother. Derek Reid Cherbourg at 9am (GMT) Saturday morning . Convoyers Report. The first race of the season saw one of the roughest channel crossings I have had in many years, On arrival at Quistreham docks we were met with continuous rain and strong winds all the way to Coutances, this lasted all day until early evening. A call was made to Steve Appleby our weather advisor assuring me that Saturday would be a much better day and that we should have a good race. Saturday dawned with very high cloud moving to the east but at ground level the light wind was due North and by 06:00 the only cloud was far to the east, after calls to Steve and Clare we prepared the lorry for liberation and by 07:45 the sun was warming up nicely, but at 08:00 we could see that the cloud that had moved to the east was heading back our way at a rate of knots so we had them away at 08:05 clearing very well to the North. The journey back to Cherbourg saw light North winds and clear blue sky and the viability out to sea was perfect and the return channel crossing was the complete opposite to the outward journey. Once again Steve got it spot and all indications were that it was a good start to the 2016 season. Nigel Rigiani. Weather Report. At first light as forecast the heavy cloud and rain over the Cherbourg peninsula quickly moved away south eastwards. This development allowed Nigel our convoyer to liberate the BBC convoy at 08:05 into clear blue skies. The channel was clear with good visibility. Wind direction over the open sea NNW averaging speeds of 15 mph as recorded by the metrological buoy moored central channel. Temperatures rose to a maximum of 12C during the morning. Except for north western regions most of England was under blue skies and broken cloud but as the day progressed some heavy showers developed. The northerly element in the wind resulted in a steady race producing working velocities. Steve Appleby. Race /weather advisor Telephone &amp; website verifications which may be subject to change. OPEN Mem No Flying Name Town Ring Number A-A-T Day Velocity 1 C214 P Quainton Chippenham GB14C07669 12 9 16 1 1245.262 2 D72 C Gadsden Toddington GB14Z03041 12 54 45 1 1243.658 3 B132 R Dibben Poole GB15F03799 10 54 21 1 1228.208 4 D136 Chitty Brothers Kings Langley GB13N36206 12 38 47 1 1223.504 5 D379 M/M M Dickinson &amp; Sons Hemel GB14N33411 12 40 46 1 1221.979 6 C610 M Williams Hereford GB10J33091 13 12 43 1 1219.830 7 C163 S Slade Nr Calne GB11C15443 12 11 1 1 1215.861 8 C610 M Williams Hereford GB14J09411 13 13 50 1 1215.419 9 D704 D Albon Letchworth GB15L01185 13 10 40 1 1215.150 10 B632 T Swain Dorchester GB14C22383 11 2 14 1 1214.027 11 J759 S Coxell Ongar GB15N88437 12 59 49 1 1212.923 12 E433 K Rhodes Telford GB12N19001 14 15 22 1 1212.804 13 D229 J Poole King Langley GB12J27189 12 39 23 1 1212.111 14 G37 Mr &amp; Mrs T Welch Chichester GB15N03692 11 11 32 1 1205.340 15 D720 R J Lowe Reading GB14N19796 12 13 14 1 1201.555 16 D558 Mr &amp; Mrs J Hull Luton GB14N92145 13 0 51 1 1201.494 17 C425 S Hughes Swindon GB12F03683 12 23 37 1 1199.609 18 A760 Mr &amp; Mrs S Harris &amp; Dtr Porchester GB13N23818 11 10 10 1 1194.162 19 B158 G Owers Bere Regis GB15N14983 11 6 0 1 1193.961 20 C397 R C Barlow Cheltenham GB12P19978 12 58 48 1 1193.754 21 B44 S Jack Nr Salisbury GB13N48061 11 35 31 1 1192.471 22 A395 M Shipp Portsmouth GB15N48831 11 6 41 1 1191.942 23 D1102 M Gilbert Windsor GB14J05972 12 16 43 1 1185.607 24 D886 J Deville Camberley GB14S33994 12 6 44 1 1184.785 25 C278 P B &amp; W Hyatt Nr Tewkesbury GB12Z66688 13 16 41 1 1184.625 26 C385 Mr &amp; Mrs S Robinson Marlborough GB14N41163 12 10 0 1 1182.069 27 C77 Mr &amp; Mrs M &amp; C Brown Hungerford NWHU15B0604 12 14 10 1 1181.916 28 D442 Mr &amp; Mrs Carrick &amp; Son Chesham GB13N12171 12 45 25 1 1181.898 29 D404 Luke Haines Chesham GB15N43900 12 45 35 1 1180.940 30 C725 A Smith &amp; Son Wotton-Under- GB15N38931 12 38 58 1 1177.866 31 A201 J Attrill &amp; Sons Southampton GB14N52593 11 20 35 1 1177.585 32 B405 Mr &amp; Mrs B Crutcher Poole GB14B17661 11 3 26 1 1176.608 33 B100 Mr &amp; Mrs J Cooper Bournemouth GB14E16872 11 4 47 1 1173.318 34 B27 Carpenter &amp; Bastable Poole GB12E20682 11 4 4 1 1172.937 35 B829 Storie &amp; Gerard Poole BELG15 6103930 11 4 12 1 1171.769 36 A496 B Smith Winchester 11 36 57 1 1169.073 37 C454 G Clift (loft1) Tirley GB14N37482 13 12 55 1 1168.618 38 E216 A McKinnell Telford GB13S25012 14 33 12 1 1168.047 39 E320 T J Greenfield Telford GB11D07453 14 31 47 1 1167.889 40 B85 Mr &amp; Mrs M Gower Fordingbridge GB15N04766 11 25 42 1 1166.562 41 E116 J Hughes Market GB14R13547 14 53 34 1 1166.414 42 D480 R Hull Luton GB V26647 13 10 8 1 1166.146 43 E349 D Harris Newport GB14A40228 14 39 3 1 1165.339 44 E147 J W Peever Crewe GB14N57303 15 14 49 1 1165.292 45 B355 J P Halstead Gillingham GB15V34777 11 37 59 1 1165.105 46 J43 R Rowland Hornchurch GB15N76107 12 53 9 1 1164.359 47 G900 D Reid Weybridge GB15N29201 12 17 0 1 1163.361 48 D383 Shefqet Breznica Hatfield GB13N22503 13 0 17 1 1161.183 49 C619 D E Fox Stroud GB13A37320 12 53 28 1 1159.763 50 D489 R Eccles &amp; Son Baldock GB14N10737 13 25 52 1 1157.182 51 D167 J &amp; L McNaughton Graveley GB15S19285 13 20 17 1 1156.512 52 D362 Mr &amp; Mrs V Hall Headington GB14N21169 12 51 49 1 1155.320 53 D435 P J Wells Dunstable GB15N00730 13 10 0 1 1155.043 54 A595 Mr &amp; Mrs G Emm Salisbury GB14N52294 11 31 4 1 1154.277 55 G676 J M Armitage Ash GB15B02781 12 3 12 1 1153.384 56 E60 Mr &amp; Mrs A Horton Telford GB14Z04239 14 39 16 1 1151.208 57 B412 A R Johnson Poole GB14B17510 11 7 47 1 1148.633 58 B11 A Harp Poole NEHU14TEE600 11 8 31 1 1146.773 59 A1072 J Fulford Salisbury GB14N05675 11 45 5 1 1146.516 60 A1156 J Attrill Salisbury GB15N99899 11 43 49 1 1143.263 61 E347 M Hughes Market GB14Z38867 15 2 26 1 1140.479 62 E101 Mr &amp; Mrs A Shore Crewe GB12Z60567 15 13 22 1 1140.317 63 A593 J Ross Portsmouth GB13N72851 11 19 13 1 1139.753 64 C49 J Ludlam Nelson GB15P16575 13 10 50 1 1139.268 65 B471 Mr &amp; Mrs T Anderson Poole GB14N47045 11 9 19 1 1138.405 66 C919 G M Beech Upton-On-Seve GB14P47043 13 32 19 1 1137.574 67 J253 B McAllister Nr Buntingford GB13J08822 13 31 19 1 1137.527 68 A906 P Priddle Southampton GB13K08272 11 23 36 1 1137.195 69 C39 W Whitehouse Dudley GB15C31507 14 21 9 1 1135.095 70 D168 Sherman &amp; Wells Oxford GB14N24519 12 53 1 1 1134.216 71 E270 C Whittingham Stafford GB12E29869 14 43 12 1 1130.886 72 A114 M Whitcombe Southampton GB14N52462 11 30 10 1 1128.941 73 D601 J Potter Luton GB14N63095 13 21 27 1 1128.674 74 C340 B J Millard Bristol GB12N69784 12 22 15 1 1128.086 75 E606 Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons Dunston GB13Z18247 14 49 11 1 1126.123 76 B150 P J Hollard Lytchett NL12 1023765 11 16 36 1 1122.552 77 E178 T Howarth Nr Northwich GB14X43587 15 53 9 1 1121.335 78 A746 D Mitchell Portchester GB14N14162 11 22 31 1 1118.807 79 C211 Clive &amp; Jill Rogers &amp; Neil Writhlington GB13N26702 12 19 57 1 1114.352 80 A33 F Bartlett &amp; R Jones Southampton GB15N55772 11 32 4 1 1114.245 81 D599 M T Mirza Luton GB14N17561 13 23 36 1 1113.540 82 E736 M Yates &amp; Son Tamworth GB12Z10048 14 37 15 1 1113.206 83 D557 R Alty Stevenage GB14H36030 13 27 45 1 1111.864 84 A1108 Mannor Lofts (M C &amp; J Southampton GB13N49858 11 33 13 1 1104.494 85 A48 L &amp; M Dyer Nettlestone GB14N33921 11 10 22 1 1102.491 86 D245 A D Crook Newbury GB14X40137 12 26 13 1 1100.182 87 C94 Mr &amp; Mrs Fairfax &amp; L Langport GB11K00844 12 12 1 1 1096.331 88 A1189 C Edwards Romsey GB15N29493 11 42 12 1 1095.608 89 D321 Mr &amp; Mrs E Upton Newbury GB14N60440 12 28 10 1 1094.052 90 A1085 G C Kingswood-Cox Southampton GB15S74649 11 29 23 1 1092.667 91 A242 P Cullen Southampton GB14E12130 11 29 19 1 1090.665 92 D866 Burgin &amp; Marshall Bovingdon GB14N50302 13 10 52 1 1089.906 93 E35 S Brown &amp; Dtr Telford GB11P22080 15 1 32 1 1089.308 94 A122 Wearn Brothers &amp; Neilson Ramsdean GB12A20895 11 45 23 1 1089.152 95 C160 A Haines Cheltenham GB13P27480 13 29 57 1 1085.081 96 D286 T Shadbolt Knebworth GB13S48790 13 33 47 1 1084.748 97 B685 Mr &amp; Mrs N Smith Salisbury GB14N25587 11 55 4 1 1084.573 98 C896 M Bird Andover GB14 05640 12 9 29 1 1084.058 99 C182 M Wood West GB12F22926 12 18 37 1 1083.734 100 E276 S Parkinson Crewe GB10C21856 15 48 51 1 1079.211 Barcelona Marking Sunday 26 th June 2016 . (see handbook for times) For Barcelona marking the marking stations are: SALISBURY South Newton Village Hall, Warminster Road, Stoford, SP2 0QW, WALKERN Walkern Sports &amp; Community Centre, High Street,Walkern, Hertfordshire, SG2 7PA. PENKRIDGE The Monckton Recreation Centre, Pinfold Lane, Penkridge, Staffordshire, ST19 5QP. GUERNSEY, Gigands Vinery, Les Gigands, St Sampsons, Guernsey, GY2 4YU. JERSEY, Fairfield, La Petite Rue, D’Elysee, St Peters, Jersey, JE3 7DU There is an additional Barcelona marking station at Chichester kindly run by Bert Shepherd between 10am and 11am at Sidlesham Football Club, Selsey Road (NFC marking station). 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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