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The Thailand One Loft Race is known - and slightly notorious - for its high difficulty level. The weather circumstances are very hard. Only the best and strongest bird can prevail! Our birds seem to be perfectly suited for this One Loft Race. We have had many successes in this One Loft Race over the last years. In general we can say that our pigeons perform very well in tough conditions. Also in this 2016 edition our birds performed excellently! Almost 1,500 pigeons were sent this year. For the final race (500km) 650 birds were remaining.

Currently we are selling 8 youngsters from our best breeders on the famous website PIPA. We dare to say that the quality of each of these youngsters is fantastic!

Pigeon racing is booming in China. The number of pigeon fanciers in this country keeps increasing year by year which is an opposite trend in comparison to many other countries. For many Chinese people pigeon racing is a way of living. In China you can find many racing clubs and one loft races but the most famous organisation is without any doubt the Pioneer Loft in Beijing. We have sent youngsters from our own loft to the Pioneer race this year and they were very successful!

Only after the racing season has finished, you can see how good a pigeon really is. Several rankings are being published which allows you to further analyse the performances of your birds.

Today the national La Souterraine (593km) race was flown.

You probably know that the national federation KBDB had canceled all the races for this weekend due to the hot weather forecasts. Luckily they finally decided to allow the short distance flights. This meant that we had to send our youngsters to Noyon (208km) instead of the middle distance race Souppes-sur-Loing (354km).

We entered a bunch of youngsters on the middle distance race Souppes-sur-Loing (354km). For the most of these youngsters it was their first middle distance race ever in their career. Before they flew 2x 104km and 1x 208km. So you could call them quite inexperienced.

Today the national Argenton (555km) race was flown. Our birds were very dominant on the national level! The birds had to deal with headwinds the first 300km of the race. This made the racer tougher and gave our pigeons the chance to show their qualities.

Last weekend we entered a significant part of our racing team on the middle distance race Souppes-sur-Loing (354km). The weather was calm and therefore it was a perfectly normal race for the pigeons.

We sent birds to four races last weekend. It is obvious that we are in the peak of the racing season. We entered birds on the national races Jarnac (697km) and Chateauroux (526km). We sent young birds to the short and middle distance races Gien (410km) and Noyon (208km). The weather circumstances were rather hard with strong head winds in France. In Belgium there was however a tailwind blowing.

Our young birds flew their third official race of the season last weekend. It was the last race before they are sent to the middle distance flights. On the previous two races for youngsters we started each time with the 1° prize and we were hoping to complete the ‘hattrick’.

If you ask people to describe the Belgian weather in one word, they would often say: rainy. This summer seems to be perfectly matching this description. The weather is very unstable and makes it hard for the pigeons. Different lofts are already ‘knock-out’ for the rest of the season. Luckily we have always tried to breed birds that can perform in difficult weather circumstances.

We had no less than 3 races past weekend. In this article we will discuss the national Montlucon (555km) race. It was again a tough race. The birds had to stay in the basket during 3 nights.