Q26-1002457 BLUE w/f H a granddaughter of Shirocco and Victoria Winner, out of a half-sister to Pattaya International scorers

IQ26-1002457 BLUE w/f H a granddaughter of Shirocco and Victoria Winner, out of a half-sister to Pattaya International scorers

IQ26-1002457 is a 2026 hen bred entirely from One Loft Race families. On her sire's side she is a granddaughter of "Shirocco", 15th South Africa Million Dollar Final, and "Victoria Winner", 1st Victoria Falls World Challenge Final in Zimbabwe. On her dam's side she comes from Khaled Altwaem's Kuwaiti Pattaya family, the line that bred 1st Pattaya Final, crossed with the Ado Family Loft's "Golden Pair". Every major result in her pedigree was flown in a One Loft final.

The Sire — GFL-2021-13 M

Son of Shirocco × Victoria Winner · 2021 cock

The sire is a direct son of two One Loft final performers. His own sire, Shirocco, finished 15th in the South Africa Million Dollar Final and is a full brother to "Luke Donald", 3rd in the same race — so the pair from which Shirocco came bred two finalists in the top 15 of one of the hardest one-loft races there is. His dam, Victoria Winner, won 1st place in the Victoria Falls World Challenge Final, flown in Zimbabwe in high temperatures and head winds.

Her previous owner's description of her is worth quoting: "Trust me, this is one super hen! She is probably the best bodied pigeon I have on my property. Plus the best wings of any of my pigeons!!"

The Dam — QTR 25-614 F

Chequer hen from Umm Birka Loft · half-sister to Pattaya and Pyramids scorers

The dam is a 2025 chequer hen from Umm Birka Loft, and her value is in her siblings. By her sire she is a half-sister to pigeons that scored in the Pattaya International One Loft Race: 8th in TR20, 180 km, 10,574 birds; 22nd in Hot Spot 4, 440 km, 5,668 birds; and 29th in TR18, 120 km, 10,361 birds. The card also lists a half-sibling 19th in the Super Final, 420 km, 529 birds, at the Pyramids International OLR 2025.

Through her own dam she is aunt to 24-9597, 5th in the Final, 530 km, 6,101 birds (PIRP 2024). That is a dam bred from two different scoring families, each with recent results in big-field Asian one-loft races.