It did not take long for the Wacko Freddy x Lieve pairing to show their potential. They became the parents of two phenomenal birds in their very first year: Porsche 911 and Boxster. And as it turns out, their youngsters and the brothers and sisters of Posche 911 have proven to be among the strongest yearlings of this year's team as well. 

Porsche 911 BE14-2230911 won the title of 5th Nat. Ace Pigeon Longer Middle Distance KBDB in 2015, before joining the breeding team. More on that later.

Boxster BE14-2230972

8th Nat. Ace Pigeon Long Distance YL KBDB 2015
2nd Best YL of Belgium over 3 long distance races in 2015 – PIPA ranking
11th Nat Brive  9,049 p. ’15 (1st Prov)
42nd Nat Jarnac 4,167 p. ’16 (1st Intprov)
46th Nat Brive  5,952 p. ’16
72nd Nat Tulle  8,621 p. ’15

Boxster was basketed for the long distance every week, with as much as 4 consecutive weeks of racing in 2016. She was basketed on Wednesday to complete 600 to 700 km on Saturday.  She usually arrived home not looking very tired, and the same goes for her brother Porsche, who would look nearly the same as before he was basketed. This is something most of their brothers and sisters had in common. They are the type of racing birds that can be basketed on a weekly basis to compete for the win in a variety of weather conditions, and it is with this type of bird that the PEC would like to further develop its pigeon breed.

Boxster is a full sister of Porsche 911. 

Is it excellent feel, extensive knowledge or a combination of both? In any case, the pairing of the New Freddy bloodline with the best pigeons of the Geerinckx breed has led to numerous talented racing and breeding birds.

A future proof loft thanks to Porsche 911

-Porsche 911 BE14-2230911

 5th Nat Ace Pigeon Longer Middle Distance YLs KBDB ’15 
 7th Nat Chateauroux 25,710 p.
11th Nat Bourges     21,522 p.
52nd Nat Montluçon   16,982 p.
38th N.Zone Argenton  5,327 p.

He is a son of the PEC's stock pair Wacko Freddy x Lieve.

Porsche 911 joined the PEC breeding loft after a memorable 2015 racing season. His partner Louise was left on her own in the lofts in Houwaert, where she had been paired to Porsche 911 for quite some time. Her own living box was the thing that reminded her the most of her male partner, and it explains why she did everything she could to scare off intruders, even potential new partners. Perhaps Louise for some reason knew that if she ever wanted to see her beloved Porsche 911 again, she would have to deliver an exceptional performance. It could explain her impressive feat in the very first race of 2016, where she claimed a national first prize from Bourges, in hot weather and a north-easterly wind.