<pre><pre>President: Nigel Rigiani Chairman: Mike Shepherd Patron: Mark Gilbert Coutances YB National Coutances OH National 1 st &amp; 2 nd OPEN 1 st &amp; 2 nd SECTION C 1 st OPEN 1 st SECTION C Steve Slade from Calne Tony Lucas from Royal Wootton Bassett With “Curtis &amp; Charlie” With “Sandy” The curtain was brought down on another season for the British Barcelona Club and a change of race point was used due to Vire being off limits. Coutances was the destination for the young bird and old hens Nationals with 138 members sending 944 youngsters and 51 members entering 145 old hens. Coutances is situated south of Lessay and seems an appropriate race point to use as it gives the birds a run up the peninsula before crossing the channel. The weather was being unpredictable for the Bank Holiday weekend and changing with every forecast given but Saturday dawned and a window in the morning was available and Nigel liberated the birds at 7.15am in to a light South East wind changing direction in the UK. Our thanks and gratitude must go to everyone who has taken the time and effort to assist at all marking stations, your help is invaluable. A special mention and thank you to my son Jack Norman who is indispensible to me for all his help this season. The winner and Runner up of the Coutances Young Bird National is someone who has had an exceptional couple of seasons winning several Sections, numerous 2 nd Sections and being placed high up in the open positions taking 1 st &amp; 2 nd OPEN 1 st &amp; 2 nd SECTION C IS STEVE SLADE FROM CALNE. First and second Open a dream come true. I would like to thank the convoying team for the condition of the birds in what turned out to be a trying race and as my friend Frank is sat writing this I have 18 birds home out of 30. Clare said more info required so here goes. I started racing with my dad Victor at the age of 16 in the village of Goatacre, till I married and have flown on my own since 1980. Dad still races pigeons at the age of 92 and beats me now and again. My present family of birds is mainly my old Janssen and Busschaert which have won all before them in sprint to middle distance races. In the last few years I have been getting a team of long distance pigeons together mainly John Halstead, with others from Paul Stephens, Frank Quinn, Wilf Reed and Tony Stephens. On to the birds themselves I have named them after my grandchildren who live in America. My first bird is now called “Curtis” bred in the race loft from “Stevie G”. the Central Southern Classic Clubs Champion old bird 2015 and “Maegan” winner in 2015, 1 st SECTION 10 th OPEN BBC MESSAC, 1 st SECTION 8 th OPEN CSCFC MESSAC. “CURTIS” THE WEEK BEFORE WON PROVISIONAL 18 th OPEN GUERNSEY Classic. My second pigeon called “Charlie” is bred from birds in the stock loft. The sire from Paul Stephens of Radstock and the dam from Frank Quinn. So that&#039;s it , I would like to finish by congratulating all the Section Winners and my old mate Tony Lucas on winning the Old Hens race, well done to you all. Steve Slade 3 rd OPEN 3 rd SECTION C DEAN AND TRACY PEART FROM GLOUCESTER ONLY REJOINING THE CLUB JUST A FEW weeks ago in order to send to this race. They have had a great couple of weekends also scoring well with the Central Southern Classic Flying Club from Guernsey. Thanks to Marking station at Hungerford and the convoyers. We had 10 out of 18 in just over an hour in very good condition. Our first bird, chequer cock, is probably in the first 10 of CSCFC Guernsey last week. The Sire won 1 st CLUB, 2 nd West of England South Road Combine from J Whitaker, Brambley lofts. Dam won 1 st CLUB, 5 th Combine from Grandson to Shadow M &amp; D Evans. Well done to fellow club members Stuart Luff and Phil Walker winning 3 rd OPEN OLD HENS. Dean and Tracy Peart John Hallam from Dukinfield is 1 st SECTION E 4 th OPEN FLYING 307 MILES. THIS BIRD WAS BRED BY myself, its breeding is Bruggeman x my own old breed which have flown very well for me in the past. This young bird has been on the darkness system, due to the fact of having young bird sickness twice I have missed most of the racing this season, so my birds have only been trained and this was my first race, a bit of a jump to say the least. John Hallam’s hen 5 th OPEN 2 nd SECTION E IS CHRISTINE, PAUL &amp; COLIN BECKETT FROM DUNSTON (FLYING AS MR &amp; MRS Beckett &amp; Sons). This family have had another successful year with the British Barcelona Club being 12 th OPEN 8 th SECTION CARENTAN, 1 st SECTION 38 th OPEN MESSAC, 15 th SECTION 114 th OPEN Fougeres and 7 th SECTION 16 th OPEN BORDEAUX. THE PIGEON THEY HAVE NOW TIMED TO BE PROVISIONAL 5 th OPEN 2 nd SECTION E BEING HELD BY CHARLIE IS “98” WHICH IS A SOONTJEN HEN BRED FROM PIGEONS FROM Mr A Roper from Penkridge. She has been raced up to 150 miles prior to been sent to Coutances and has been just behind their lead pigeons. They would like to thank Malcolm Blackmoor for training their pigeons. Paul and Charlie Beckett 1 st SECTION D IS JOE DEVILLE FROM CAMBERLEY. THE YOUNGSTER I TIMED WAS ONE OF MY FAVOURED pigeons from my Van Dyck/ Huybregts bloodlines sent sitting on 1 day old babies. I breed about 40 youngsters a year and they are all put on the darkness system until the second week in June. After coming off the darkness I let them exercise around the loft for about three weeks before they start their training regime. They are given lots of tosses up to about 25 miles and kept at that point until the first race. They race the full young bird programme with a mid week training toss thrown in. They are not purposely paired up but I like them to do so for a bit of an incentive. I have won the Section many times before and also won the BBC from Rennes back in 1998 I have also won the UBI Combine 5 times in the last 7 yeàrs and also won the L.S.E.C.C 4 times. Joe Deville Brian and Dick Chitty from Kings Langley are 2 nd SECTION D. WE STARTED RACING IN 1954 WITH OUR late father. After our dad died, we raced on our own for a number of years and formed the Chitty Bros partnership in 1986. We changed from North road to South road that year. We purchased new birds and had a lot of success with them almost straight away having many good POSITIONS IN N.F.C AND WE ALSO WON THE L.S.E.C.C TWICE AND ALSO WON 8 COMBINES. This year we had a very poor old bird season but the young birds are flying very well dropping twelve or more at the time, having four or five in the Club and good F.B.D positions as well. The pigeon that came, went to the Spelthorne Open on the Wednesday and was then sent with the BBC on the Thursday morning sitting four eggs. The pigeon was purchased on one of Brian s trips to Holland from Lelieveld V.D Locht. Brian and Dick Chitty Topping Section A and also 3 rd SECTION IS JAMES FULFORD FROM SALISBURY. THANK YOU TO ALL WITHIN the BBC for all their organising and congratulations to the winners of the race. Ben and Katie are holding my 1 st and 3 rd SECTION WINNERS. THEY ARE MICHAEL VAN LINT X A E Shepherd and a Gaby. I would like to thank Dave Day for all his support with pigeon training and building my new loft last year and John Attrill for supporting me with some new birds to help me raise a team after I had moved house. James Fulford with Ben and Katie Tony Darling and Darren Ede 2 nd SECTION A IS TONY DARLING &amp; DARREN EDE FROM SOUTHAMPTON. FIRSTLY, WE WOULD LIKE TO congratulate the winners. This was our first BBC race so we was happy with the result, the breeding of our hen was Andreas Drapa through birds bought at his auction in 2013 through Les Green. I would personally like to thank my racing partner Tony for all his hard work &amp; dedication, 3 months ago I broke my leg &amp; he has been doing 90% of the work. Thank you to Clare &amp; Martin for all their hard work &amp; all our members at Sholing RPC. What a nice change to see Nick and Christine Smith from Salisbury leading Section B. It is normally one of the other mischievous devils from Salisbury Pigeon Club. First I would like to congratulate Steve Slade on his win. Our bird is a chequer hen sent sitting 12 day eggs. Her sire is a gift bird from my good friend Andy Parsons and is from his Nethercott lines which has produced many good birds for Andy. Her dam came from Mark Gilbert and is a granddaughter of Southfield Supreme his Dax International winner. Nick Smith 2 nd SECTION B MARK AND JULIE GOWER FROM FORDINGBRIDGE. FIRSTLY CONGRATULATIONS TO STEVE SLADE who has capped a fine season with this result. My bird is bred from a Noel Perein cock that is related to Noel’s Barcelona National Winner this year when paired to a hen from Joe Murphy’s 4 th OPEN SCOTTISH NATIONAL ALENCON. This was her first competitive race this year having been trained East &amp; West privately. She is flown on the natural system just coming back to her perch and fed on standard Countrywide young bird mix. I sent 14 and had 5 birds in good time but only ended up with 7 back by nightfall. A big thanks to wife Julie &amp; good friends Andy Parsons and Nick Smith for help with taking the birds to marking and also congratulations to Nick on winning the Section. Mark and Julie Gower 1 st SECTION G IS KHAN BROTHERS FROM NEW MALDEN TIMING A DARK HEN THAT WAS SENT SHOWING TO A cock, both her parents were bred by ACE LOFTS and she comes down from there &quot;L ring&quot; hen line, she was previously raced in a couple of Club races in preparation for this National. Khan Brothers 2 nd SECTION G IS TONY &amp; CAROL WELCH FROM CHICHESTER. THIS BLUE CHEQUER HEN WAS BRED TO FLY middle distance and was trained twice a week from about 25 miles. This was its third channel race taking 2 nd SECTION THIS TIME. IT TOOK 3 rd in the South Coast Fed on the 15 th August from Guernsey with 871 birds and was sent to the CSCFC Guernsey and was my first bird clocked from that race. Tony Welch WINNER OF THE OLD HENS NATIONAL IS TONY LUCAS (A P &amp; S M LUCAS) FROM ROYAL WOOTTON Bassett. Tony began racing with his wife Sandy in 1978. Sadly 4 years ago Sandy passed away through illness but Tony still kept her name in the partnership as she always did her fair share with the birds and now his 5 year old blue bar hen is named after her. “Sandy” is bred down from Foxwood Lofts lines and apart from a couple of 2 nd POSITIONS IN THE LOCAL CLUB THIS IS HER BEST performance. Along with some other old hens that had lost their cock birds “Sandy” was put in with the young birds and then trained with them to try and help the youngsters. As she seemed to being doing well Tony decided to enter the old hens race. Tony would like to congratulate Steve Slade on his performance. Tony Lucas 1 st SECTION E 2 nd OPEN ALAN &amp; CYNTHIA SHORE FROM CREWE. DAISY DOO, GB12N32894, HAS DONE IT again. After getting 2 nd OPEN, 2 nd SECTION BORDEAUX IN THE BRITISH BARCELONA CLUB SHE LOOKED SO well that we decided to put her back in to BBC Coutances Old Hens race. She was paired and was sitting 12 days so the night before basketing she was given a young one. She has now earned her place in the loft and will probably be kept back for stock. She was followed shortly after by three more old hens all bred the same way, our Danny Boy lines crossed with those of John Barnett &amp; Daughter. Alan Shore 2 nd SECTION C IS THE PARTNERSHIP OF STUART LUFF &amp; PHIL WALKER FROM DURSLEY. OUR HEN IS A YEARLING, bred by club mate Ivan Hofton of Gloucester. Being a consistent racer as a young bird, winner of 5 th Gloucester &amp; District Breeder Buyer last year. During the old bird season she was a widowhood hen confined to the hen boxes for most of the week. We have considered this a waste of good pigeons for some time now, and decided to have a go at racing hens on widowhood next season. This had prompted us to have a go at racing the hens in the Specialist Clubs, this we have never done before. With this in mind the hens were given a section of there own and trained with the West of England South Road Combine young bird programme. They were then paired to be sitting eggs for these races, this week she was sitting on 16 day eggs. She has been showing form weekly as being up there with the first youngsters to the loft most weeks, and winning probable 12 th OPEN CSCFC Guernsey last weekend. Her breeding is Bertie Camphuis Janssen x Vandenabeele the dam being a very good racer for Ivan. Congratulations to our club mates Dean &amp; Tracey Peart on another good result taking 3 rd OPEN Young birds. Stuart Luff and Phil Walker 1 st SECTION A IS PHIL PRIDDLE FROM SOUTHAMPTON. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER AND SECTION Winners. I would also like to thank the Secretary, Markers and Convoyer etc making racing possible this year. This hen has been 3 rd SECTION BBC MESSAC, PROVISIONALLY 7 th Sect Guernsey Old Hens CSCFC. A very consistent racer she comes from my old family of Leferbe Dahenens, which has flown very well for me over the years, winning a few hundred pounds in pools. Phil Priddle 2 nd SECTION E IS BRIAN &amp; SUE STONE FROM BELPER. OUR GRIZZLE HEN GB12Z20788 IS A WINNER OF many prizes inland and channel racing. In the last 3 years she has been 2013 4 th SECTION E 13 th OPEN Fougeres Old Hens BBC. 2014 10 th SECTION E 59 th OPEN FOUGERES OLD HENS BBC. 2015 2 nd SECTION 6 th OPEN OLD HENS THIS RACE. THIS HEN IS REALLY ONE OF OUR TOP STOCK HENS RACED SPARINGLY SHE WAS bred from a grizzle hen bred off Waaire when paired to Diego hen. This is a top pair of Peter Foxes stock birds she was loaned to us from our good friend Jack Walker (many thanks Jack). The sire of z20788 was bred by Jack Corns of Galaxy Lofts and was a gift to MNFC breeder buyer race. I believe he was of the best Jupiter lines. Last year z20788 bred our 1 st SECTION WINNER IN MNFC FROM Carentan. Sue now wants to call her “CRACKER JACK” Brian and Sue Stone 1 st SECTION D IS STEVE SHEFFIELD FROM WINCHMORE HILL. THE PIGEON WHICH TOOK 1 st SECTION, 8 th OPEN is a yearling Blue hen which this season has taken 2 nd CLUB, 11 th Fed as well as scoring as a young bird. The sire was bred by Brian Cowen and contains WLG breeding and the dam is a Soontjen. Steve Sheffield 2 nd SECTION A BEN SMITH &amp; DAD (BRUCE) FROM SOUTHAMPTON. THIS YEARLING HEN WAS OUR SINGLE entry and was gifted to us by Keith Davison of Holbury. She was flown regularly at Club level but has never excelled at this level, but she was always one of our first birds home. Bruce Smith 2 nd &amp; 3 rd SECTION D IS BARRY SHERMAN &amp; STEVE WELLS FROM OXFORD. FIRST PIGEON CLOCKED IS BRED down from a Son of Tipps and Blue Janssen hen. Second bird was the one we were 2 nd SECTION OLD Hens CSCFC Guernsey with last week, a widowhood Drapa x Koopman yearling chequer hen. Both these hens will be off to the NFC Guernsey OH race next week. Barry Sherman 1 st SECTION B JOHN HALSTEAD FROM KINGTON MAGNA WITH A BLUE PIED YEARLING HEN BRED FROM ‘Artie’, a younger brother of Nyland Ashley who was 2 nd OPEN BARCELONA IN 2008. ARTIE WAS repurchased from the late Artie Baverstock of Poole in 2013. This hen was 10 th SECTION 186 th OPEN NFC Fougeres as a young bird. She had lost her form completely during June this year after a couple of hawk attacks in training and racing but had been re-paired, left to rear a youngster and slowly brought back into training during August. A three day old baby in the nest was her motivation. This is the 11 th time John has been in the top 50 Open in Nationals this season. John Halstead 2 nd SECTION B IS TONY COTTRELL, OLLIE &amp; MARTYN RICHMOND FROM WIMBORNE TIMING THEIR YEARLING blue pied hen who was sent paired up and sitting tight on eggs. She hasn’t had too many races this season being a yearling and not being pushed too far. A nice finish to a fantastic season for them. Tony, Ollie &amp; Martyn 1 st &amp; 2 nd SECTION G IS MICK AND LYN CHAPLIN FROM WESTEND VILLAGE, WOKING. THE TWO HENS WHO are 1 st and 2 nd SECTION DROPPED TOGETHER AND BOTH WERE HAVING THEIR FIRST RACE OF THE YEAR AFTER ACTING as widow hens and then being paired up at the end of the old bird season and were both sent sitting chipping eggs. The 16 widow hens are all paired up so as to compete in the BBC, BICC and NFC old hen races at the end of the season. In the young bird race we were also 4 th SECTION WITH A COCK racing to the perch. Mick and Lyn Chaplin Runner Up in Section G is Pip Hughes from Chichester. Due to work commitments Pip doesn’t get as much racing in as he would like. This yearling hen timed never raced as a youngster and was having the first race of her life. She was sent paired up and sitting babies and is bred from Pip’s old family of Simon Westcott birds. Not having had much training her exercise is an open loft all the time to come and go as she pleases. Pip Hughes 1 st SECTION H IS GLEN MOON FROM ST HELIER, JERSEY. WELL, I MUST GO AND SEE A PSYCHIATRIST AFTER letting my heart rule my head and send to this race point Coutances. This race point is only 32 miles to me, easy you think but not on your life. On paper it may be only 32 miles but in reality it is 300 miles and more. My first young bird arrived at 9am on “Sunday” morning flown to a stand still, but you can only fly what the BBC puts in front of you. Now to the pigeon I did time in, a blue yearling hen which Clare told me was the only pigeon in the CHANNEL ISLANDS IN RACE TIME, WHICH WAS A SHOCK TO ME AS THIS BIRD HAS NEVER FLOWN ANY RACE POINT ON the day. It was bred for me by Paul Davies off a Grandson and Grand daughter of “Kimlyn” the 2005 Perpignan International Winner from pigeons bought by the late Tom Scott from Twan Bongess of Holland. Once again I must thank Clare for all she does for the Channel Islands. Glen Moon Convoyers Report Thursday 27th August With the 1,089 birds loaded for the final BBC race of the year we set off for a brand new site in north west France on the Cherbourg peninsula, situated approximately fifty miles south of Cherbourg and ten miles east of the west coast of the peninsula giving a perfect line of flight up the coast and out to sea. Friday 28th August We arrived on site at 08:30 and parked on the large hardstand outside of the gated lib site due to a cattle and horse show on for that day, the birds were watered then fed at 2:00 pm and then re watered, at about 5:00 pm the show had finished and the site was clear for us to move into position ready for the next day. I then made a call to Steve for a forecast for the following day which was not to promising to say the least with heavy cloud and rain on the mainland. Saturday 29th August At 6:00 am the site was cover in thick cloud and the wind sock on the railway station was giving a SE wind and to the south we could see blue sky heading our way so a call was made to Steve Appleby telling me that things had improved overnight and the channel was clear and the rain forecast for the mainland was due to move along the south coast during the early afternoon so if we could get an early lib the birds would beat the weather. By 6:45am the skies were clearing overhead so at 7:00am the strings were cut ready for a 7:15am lib giving half an hour for the cloud to dissipate. At 7:15 the flaps were dropped and all the birds headed to the west side of the cathedral which is on a hill to the north of the lib site and out of sight immediately in one batch. Early indications are that it has been a successful race with early birds in the west and east and as far as Crewe in the north west and Newcastle in the north east so good coverage all over the country. This has been a difficult season with the weather giving us two holdovers on the trot at the beginning of the season and a very strong north wind making our Palamos race very hard but the weather then came good for Fougeres, Bordeaux and finally this race from Coutances. I would like to close this final report for the 2015 season by thanking all the markers and I/C’s without you the races would not be possible, to Bill our driver, to Steve Appleby for making my job so much easier when he gives me good weather and finally to our secretary who sadly is leaving us, Clare you have been brilliant and I speak behalf of the committee to thank you for all your hard work, the race reports and final results that you get out so quickly and the way you deal with all the members problems. Now on behalf of all the members of the BBC may we wish you all the very best for the future, we will all miss you and good luck. Nigel Rigiani. Coutances site on Friday Saturday morning Weather Report Analyzing the forecast on Friday evening the prospects for a race from Coutances were all doom and gloom. But a forecast is just that and subject to change. Examining the conditions early Saturday morning a window of good weather presented itself. The race team immediately became upbeat. Over the race point the skies of broken cloud and sunshine allowed Nigel to liberate at 07:15 the birds clearing to the north straight away. With some variations winds generally came from the east south east, light in strength and visibility was 15 miles or more across the channel. Another good RACE TO CONCLUDE THE SEASON FOR THE BBC MEMBERS. Steve Appleby Telephone and website verifications which may be subject to change. Young Bird Provisional OPEN MEM NO FLYING NAME TOWN RING NUMBER A-A-T DAY VELOCITY 1 C163 S Slade Nr Calne GB15N28526 10 39 12 1 1464.848 2 C163 S Slade Nr Calne GB15N28524 10 39 16 1 1464.370 3 C200 M/M D Peart Gloucester GB15N36924 11 16 30 1 1425.271 4 E57 G J Hallam Dukinfield GB15B02759 13 39 10 1 1409.589 5 E606 Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons Dunston GB15Z08798 12 38 1 1 1409.091 6 C200 M/M D Peart Gloucester 11 22 9 1 1392.689 7 E349 D Harris Newport GB15Z42268 12 46 21 1 1385.852 8 C455 G Clift (loft2) Tirley GB15N49475 11 33 14 1 1379.438 9 D886 J Deville Camberley GB15S26635 10 43 26 1 1374.070 10 D136 Chitty Brothers Kings Langley NL15-1180895 11 20 14 1 1365.944 11 E270 C Whittingham Stafford GB15P41257 12 45 37 1 1362.058 12 D23 Mr &amp; Mrs K Hine Hayes GB15 22251 11 10 49 1 1330.135 13 C415 Mr &amp; Mrs G &amp; M Wile &amp; Bristol GB15B02811 11 4 58 1 1314.425 14 A1072 J Fulford Salisbury GB15N54051 10 29 25 1 1297.877 15 A232 Darling &amp; Ede Southampton GB15N43046 10 7 5 1 1297.412 16 A1072 J Fulford Salisbury GB15N54043 10 30 4 1 1293.553 17 C719 T A Baker Highbridge GB15S27174 10 59 50 1 1288.341 18 E135 R Longton Clayton Le NWHU15A2401 14 40 0 1 1288.169 19 B685 Mr &amp; Mrs N Smith Salisbury GB15N37821 10 29 2 1 1285.985 20 A1156 J Attrill Salisbury BELG15-6280840 10 31 0 1 1276.352 21 C1140 C &amp; J Howse &amp; D Parsons Devizes GB15N68507 10 54 42 1 1276.222 22 C896 M Bird Andover GB15N30630 10 43 20 1 1272.163 23 B85 Mr &amp; Mrs M Gower Fordingbridge GB15B02839 10 19 48 1 1266.932 24 B432 M Ward Blandford GB15N51452 10 15 39 1 1263.958 25 C77 Mr &amp; Mrs M &amp; C Brown Hungerford GB15B02896 11 8 2 1 1263.742 26 C49 J Ludlam Nelson GB15P16540 11 53 29 1 1251.156 27 G237 Khan Brothers New Malden GB15N78628 11 14 52 1 1250.057 28 C415 Mr &amp; Mrs G &amp; M Wile &amp; Bristol 11 17 14 1 1247.863 29 B1002 D Blake &amp; Partner Christchurch GB15S30822 10 4 14 1 1232.080 30 A1189 C Edwards Romsey GB15R10077 10 29 9 1 1225.681 31 D321 Mr &amp; Mrs E Upton Newbury GB15N59763 11 14 54 1 1200.158 32 E63 P Lockley &amp; Sons Stafford GB15Z65034 13 26 55 1 1199.008 33 C223 P Barlow Coombe Hill GB15B02856 12 13 44 1 1196.378 34 B1177 C A J Riley Blandford GB15P12144 10 22 34 1 1179.980 35 D335 J &amp; P Treanor Luton GB15B02907 12 18 10 1 1179.816 36 A841 D J Staddon Southampton GB15A24079 10 33 15 1 1151.400 37 A1085 G C Kingswood-Cox Southampton GB15S74649 10 31 49 1 1134.675 38 G37 Mr &amp; Mrs T Welch Chichester GB15N03681 10 33 21 1 1133.532 39 C384 Boulton &amp; Harvey Pershore GB15Z72224 12 48 49 1 1127.095 40 B471 Mr &amp; Mrs T Anderson Poole GB15B18438 10 21 35 1 1124.575 41 C373 I J Barnbrook Alveley GB15B02771 13 32 59 1 1115.303 42 E781 Mr &amp; Mrs N.Shaw Basford GB15V03167 14 40 5 1 1112.926 43 D866 Burgin &amp; Marshall Bovingdon GB15N78897 12 14 38 1 1112.580 44 C211 Clive &amp; Jill Rogers &amp; Neil Writhlington GB15D19407 11 30 30 1 1111.953 45 C94 Mr &amp; Mrs Fairfax &amp; L Langport GB15B02807 11 20 37 1 1102.580 46 D379 M/M M Dickinson &amp; Sons Hemel GB15N35746 12 20 52 1 1101.725 47 D224 T Haley Nr Watford GB15A36529 12 17 8 1 1100.501 48 D260 D Melinte Harrow GB15V31588 12 11 10 1 1092.169 49 G676 J M Armitage Ash GB15N51739 11 26 46 1 1091.233 50 D371 C Kinnersley Brothers Hillingdon GB15N69572 12 2 13 1 1085.828 51 C39 B J Lock Worcester GB15R07008 13 19 6 1 1068.459 52 D694 D J Smith Bethnal Green NWHU15E0310 12 16 18 1 1066.973 53 G120 M/M Chaplin Woking GB15N55403 11 44 7 1 1064.096 54 C39 B J Lock Worcester GB15R07004 13 21 49 1 1060.546 55 A1083 L Staddon &amp; Family Southampton GB15P37931 10 49 50 1 1056.563 56 A812 R Thomas Portsmouth GB15N26509 10 50 0 1 1030.967 57 D45 D Hawthorne Tadley GB15N06679 11 46 16 1 1030.875 58 D152 Mr &amp; Mrs S Fear Hayes GB15N61663 12 17 24 1 1028.502 59 B829 Storie &amp; Gerard Poole NL15-1314817 10 40 23 1 1022.386 60 B323 C Bartlett Salisbury GB15B02724 11 26 26 1 996.010 61 B632 T Swain Dorchester GB15N70402 10 54 56 1 978.324 62 E809 D &amp; P Whitfield Newcastle GB15S55049 15 38 28 1 971.320 63 C855 G Hancock Devizes GB15N63350 12 9 49 1 964.762 64 A979 M Wiggins &amp; Sons Portsmouth GB15N32014 11 6 52 1 956.101 65 D145 R Statham &amp; Son Stoney Stanton GB10E22966 14 47 2 1 943.484 66 C592 P &amp; D Clarke Taunton GB15N84128 12 18 21 1 940.996 67 A151 T Powers Whitehill GB15N22837 11 46 30 1 939.646 68 E116 M Jones Telford WHU15D05295 15 21 39 1 918.810 69 A620 A E Shepherd Woodmancote GB15B02707 11 27 7 1 893.967 70 A218 T Leggatt Havant GB15V01406 11 27 33 1 886.086 71 G463 P Hughes Chichester GB15N97902 11 31 16 1 876.427 72 A932 Mr &amp; Mrs K Cooper Liss GB15N52435 11 58 7 1 872.820 73 D996 Mr &amp; Mrs S Guy Tadley GB15N50793 12 35 14 1 866.690 74 G510 R Hampton Bognor Regis GB15L18183 11 38 4 1 838.392 75 G285 D Farr Bognor Regis GB15N84841 11 43 42 1 824.455 76 D664 P J Entwistle Aylesbury GB15A18204 14 10 17 1 820.293 77 G372 M/M M Smith &amp; Son Guildford GB15S49525 12 56 30 1 811.277 78 G56 J A Akmenkalns Barnham GB15N99035 11 57 58 1 797.603 79 A893 B D Basham Southampton GB15N32324 12 11 26 1 794.273 80 A803 Mr &amp; Mrs Bunney Paulsgrove GB15N72707 12 7 12 1 756.622 81 G807 Mr &amp; Mrs J B Langbridge Chichester GB15N03317 12 5 20 1 746.397 82 B722 T Vincent Dorchester GB15N04893 12 13 33 1 737.575 83 A173 D Wells Bordon GB15N29573 13 8 56 1 722.896 84 C619 D E Fox Stroud NWHU15E0017 15 40 23 1 661.979 85 D394 E N Murrey &amp; Sons Banbury GB15N23904 16 33 19 1 642.231 86 B158 G Owers Bere Regis GB15N17152 13 36 38 1 566.269 87 A683 E Mellis Portsmouth GB15B02749 13 41 20 1 557.964 88 B96 Mr &amp; Mrs L Cowley Dorchester GB15N17155 14 34 9 1 509.058 89 B20 D Whitefield Dorchester GB15X13035 15 13 29 1 456.574 90 B46 Downclose Lofts (Peters &amp; Weymouth GB15P17747 15 43 55 1 403.206 Old Hens Provisional OPEN MEM NO FLYING NAME TOWN RING NUMBER A-A-T DAY VELOCITY 1 C360 A P &amp; S M Lucas Wootton GB10C33726 10 53 21 1 1403.261 2 E101 Mr &amp; Mrs A Shore Crewe GB12N32894 13 7 58 1 1383.910 3 C313 S Luff &amp; P Walker Dursley GB14N04408 11 16 9 1 1380.369 4 A906 P Priddle Southampton GB12N32355 9 59 47 1 1370.569 5 C111 R E Taylor &amp; Sons Bristol GB14F22028 11 7 25 1 1309.743 6 E607 B &amp; S Stone Belper GB12Z20788 13 28 43 1 1296.747 7 E781 Mr &amp; Mrs N.Shaw Basford GB11J25701 13 39 25 1 1288.563 8 D153 S Sheffield Winchmore GB14E01312 11 37 25 1 1266.440 9 A673 B Smith &amp; Father Southampton GB14N31813 10 15 25 1 1261.219 10 C855 G Hancock Devizes GB14S93046 11 11 58 1 1200.287 11 D168 Sherman &amp; Wells Oxford GB14N24524 11 52 5 1 1178.970 12 D168 Sherman &amp; Wells Oxford GB14N24504 11 53 19 1 1173.746 13 B355 J P Halstead Gillingham GB14J03292 10 46 42 1 1172.168 14 B729 Cottrell Richmond &amp; Son Wimborne GB14N71003 10 22 9 1 1171.745 15 D224 T Haley Nr Watford GB14N00479 12 6 35 1 1140.319 16 A1085 G C Kingswood-Cox Southampton GB13E20584 10 31 35 1 1136.022 17 G120 M/M Chaplin Woking GB11N22412 11 36 5 1 1096.838 18 B722 T Vincent Dorchester GB14S30943 10 35 52 1 1096.265 19 G120 M/M Chaplin Woking GB14N54488 11 36 16 1 1096.068 20 A151 T Powers Whitehill BELG14-6184606 11 10 37 1 1082.750 21 D379 M/M M Dickinson &amp; Sons Hemel GB13N39737 12 29 14 1 1072.391 22 D167 J &amp; L McNaughton Graveley GB13X19123 13 1 29 1 1052.371 23 B440 M Hayne Weymouth GB14S80257 10 41 5 1 1026.182 24 B632 T Swain Dorchester GB14N95401 10 44 41 1 1026.147 25 C77 Mr &amp; Mrs M &amp; C Brown Hungerford NWHU15E7409 12 2 34 1 1024.089 26 G463 P Hughes Chichester GB14R34989 10 59 16 1 1001.482 27 C592 P &amp; D Clarke Taunton GB14N74909 12 3 36 1 989.089 28 G37 Mr &amp; Mrs T Welch Chichester GB13J11804 11 6 14 1 972.334 29 D391 Mr &amp; Mrs R Morris Great GB14N20992 12 57 9 1 953.570 30 D391 Mr &amp; Mrs R Morris Great GB14N20986 13 1 59 1 940.287 31 A192 C Hallett Portsmouth GB08N02002 11 16 21 1 895.600 32 A636 G Cooper Andover GB13A45051 12 31 32 1 831.540 33 C182 M Wood West GB12V37580 13 23 9 1 746.579 34 A841 D J Staddon Southampton GB13R37941 12 49 5 1 683.258 35 H228 G Moon St Helier GB14A00920 8 55 19 1 565.888 36 B305 R P Thomas Weymouth GB13P10533 14 17 44 1 484.899 Trophies Please could all 2014 winners make sure all trophies are returned to me cleaned before September 12 th 2015. Dinner presentation Saturday 21 st November. The prize presentation will be upon us before we know it. Anyone wishing to attend the dinner please contact me. Don’t leave it too late as we had a full house last year. Ticket price is £35 per person. Accommodation can be booked with The Marsham Court Hotel (formerly the Days Hotel) on 01202 552111. Please mention the BBC when booking for reduced rates. Old Bird Cup and Trophy Winners Carentan Trophy Winners Garnett, Moore &amp; Withers (E797) – The Norman Fysh Memorial Trophy, The Hyatts Trophy and £150 Ponderosa UK Stud Voucher. M/M Fairfax &amp; L Meaden (C94) – The Ernie Rivett Memorial Trophy. Each Section Winner will receive a Medal. SECTION WINNERS ARE: A – L &amp; M Dyer (A48), B – M Waters (B129), C – M/M Fairfax &amp; L Meaden (C94), D – P J Wells (D435), E – Garnett, Moore &amp; Withers (E797), G – J M Armitage (G676), J – B McAllister (J253) Messac Trophy Winners M Gilbert (D1102) – The British Barcelona Club Trophy, The Everson Sports Champagne Trophy, The Peter Bennett Special Presentation Plate, The Cyril Lowe Memorial Trophy, The Lisa Rigiani Memorial Trophy, The Trevor Perrett Memorial Trophy for first bird in charity nomination, The Ann Wright nee Nancy Harris Memorial Trophy and £150 Ponderosa UK Stud Voucher. P J Wells (D435) – The Diana “English Rose” Trophy. Each Section Winner will receive a Medal. SECTION WINNERS ARE: A – T Powers (A151), B – M/M L Cowley (B96), C – S Slade (C163), D – M Gilbert (D1102) E – Mr &amp; Mrs Beckett &amp; Sons (E606), G – M/M Chaplin (G120), H – W Healy (H361) J – M Bulled (J58) R S Harbour (A473) – The Clarendon Shield for 1 st bird on to the IOW. M/M L Cowley (B96) – The Dorset Cup for best velocity in to Dorset P H Doble (B89) – The Pat &amp; Alec Griggs Trophy for best velocity in to Somerset. Fougeres OB Winners Each Section Winner will receive a Medal. SECTION WINNERS ARE: A – G D Deacon (A102), B – J P Halstead (B355), C – Smith &amp; Baker Loft 2 (C429), D – R J Lowe (D720) E – K Rhodes (E433), G – M/M J B Langbridge (G807), H – P Davies (H483), J – B McAllister (J253). Palamos Trophy Winners Corey &amp; Roger Owers (B576) – The Harkers Challenge Trophy, Ron Michieson Challenge Trophy, Spanish Challenge Trophy, The Woodsider Trophy, The Doug Horwood Memorial Salver, The Eileen Bunn Memorial Challenge Trophy, The Arthur Bartlett Memorial Trophy, The Albert Padfield “ Blue Riband” Memorial Trophy, The Peter Rigiani Memorial Trophy, The Cyril Medway Memorial Trophy, The Mr &amp; Mrs Ken Hine Memorial Trophy, The Bert Bryant Challenge Cup, The BBC Appreciation Trophy, The Frank Lloyd Memorial Trophy, The Ron Youde Memorial Trophy, The Barcelona Olympic Challenge Cup, The W Gale Challenge Cup, The Roy Hanney Memorial Trophy, The Tony Hodges Memorial Trophy, The L A Bartlett Challenge Trophy and The Peter Bennett Special Presentation Plate. M Bulled (J58) - The Bert Wiffen Memorial Shield and The John Parish Memorial Trophy, The Hillside Greater Distance Trophy and the Ron Bissett Challenge Cup. Cottrell, Richmond &amp; Son (B729) - The Gladys Stephenson Memorial Trophy and The Mr &amp; Mrs W Stephenson Challenge Cup . W Castledine (A638) – The Willcox Trophy, The Spanish Trophy, The G Stubbs Memorial Trophy, The Gazette Challenge Trophy. W Stribling (C757) - The Jack Edwards Memorial Trophy and The Reg &amp; Myrtle Venner Memorial Rose Bowl, The A G Mullholland &amp; Son Avon Trophy and The Horace Baker Memorial Trophy. G C Kingswood-Cox (A1085) - The Ron Bissett Memorial Trophy, The Mr &amp; Mrs A Brant Challenge Cup and The A Hoare &amp; Son Memorial Trophy. M Westrop (D132) – The Harkers Trophy, The Hands &amp; Castree Challenge Trophy. and The Gordon Hare Challenge Cup. T Johnson (G283) - The Ken Otton Memorial Trophy and The G H Hall Rose Bowl and The A H Woodward &amp; Son Challenge Cup. Newman &amp; Sevier (B758) – The F E Griffin Cup. K Young (H107) – The Frederico Vaccaro Cup. Each Section Winner will receive a Medal. SECTION WINNERS ARE: A – W Castledine (A638), B – Corey &amp; Roger Owers (B576), C – W Stribling (C757), D – M Westrop (D132), G – T Johnson (G283), H – K Young (H107), J – M Bulled (J58). Bordeaux Trophy Winners M Hope (E640) – The Master Jason Rigiani Memorial Trophy, The Jane Witts Memorial Trophy, Jason &amp; Naomi Hart Memorial Trophy, The Don Weaver Memorial Trophy and the Peter Bennett Special Presentation Plate. Mr &amp; Mrs A Shore (E101) – The Guernsey Silver Can Trophy. B Burton (B3) – The Betty Rigiani Memorial Trophy and Whitefield Printing Services Trophy. P Newton (C556) – Mr &amp; Mrs Hooper Trophy and The Trevor Dodd &amp; Grandson Trophy. W Townley &amp; Son (C376) - The Leaholm Trophy. G Moon (H228) – The N C Wilson Memorial Trophy. Mr &amp; Mrs D J Newman &amp; Son (D678) – The Trevor Cox Rose Bowl. R L Spooner (E95) – The Sue Bradshaw Memorial Trophy. Each Section Winner will receive a Medal. SECTION WINNERS ARE: A – M/M T &amp; S Green (A811), B – B Burton (B3), C – P Newton (C556), D – S Sheffield (D1018) E – M Hope (E640), G – M/M J Langbridge (G801), H – G Moon (H228), J – J &amp; J Brady (J624). 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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