“SECOND INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE”.
ON
THE 23rd SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE
(THE BIGGEST & GREATEST PIGEON RACE IN THE WORLD!)
(THE RACE WITH THE PROVEN TRACK RECORD)
(THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE PIGEON WORLD)
DUE TO BE HELD AT
HERON BANKS GOLF & RIVER ESTATE,
SOUTH AFRICA
ON
SATURDAY 2nd FEBRUARY 2019.
ANOTHER RACE SEASON STARTS IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN SUNSHINE.
RESULTS FOR
TRAINING RACE 3, TRAINING RACE 4 & HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1.
THE RACE PROGRAMME IS AS FOLLOWS:- Training Race 1 will be on Thursday 13th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles), then Training Race 2 on Saturday 15th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 3 on Tuesday 18th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 4 on Thursday 20th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles). Then HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1 will take place on Saturday 22nd December 2018 from 115km (71 miles), followed by Training Race 5 on Monday 24th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 6 on Thursday 27th December 2018 from 62km (39 miles). Then HOT SPOT CAR RACE 2 will take place on Saturday 29th December 2018 from 165km (103 miles), followed by Training Race 7 on Monday 31st December 2018, followed by Training Race 8 on Thursday 3rd January 2019 from 62km (39 miles). Then HOT SPOT CAR RACE 3 will take place on Saturday 5th January 2019 from 212km (132 miles), followed by Training Race 9 on Tuesday 8th January 2019 from 62 km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 10 on Thursday 10th January 2019 from 62km (39 miles). Then HOT SPOT CAR RACE 4 will take place on Saturday 12th January 2019 from 212km (132 miles), followed by Training Race 11 on Tuesday 15th January 2019 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 12 on Thursday 17th January 2019 from 62km (39 miles). Then HOT SPOT CAR RACE 5 will take place on Saturday 19th from 265km (165 miles), followed by Training Race 13 on Tuesday 22nd January 2019 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 14 on Thursday 24th January 2019 from 62km (39 miles), followed by Training Race 15 on Sunday 27th January 2019 from 62km (39 miles). More short training tosses will take place over the next few days with basketing taking place on Thursday 31st January 2019. Then the Final Race takes place from 521km (324 miles) on Saturday 2nd February 2019.
The Race Organisers (Air Sport Internationale) and all the Official Loft Staff in South Africa wish all fanciers/entrants/syndicates and competitors from literally all over the world the best of luck during the forthcoming 2018/19 race series.
LIVESTREAM was up and running for TRAINING RACE 3, which took place on Tuesday 18th December 2018 and the 3,234 pigeons were liberated all together at 07.45 from Koppies 62km (39 miles) in fine and cool conditions with a moderate head wind, with a temperature of 22c (72f) and a good steady race was anticipated. As the day progressed the temperature would rise to 36c (100f). This total was made up by 2,542 International pigeons, which included 191 pigeons from the United Kingdom and 74 pigeons from Southern Ireland, plus 692 pigeons from the host country South Africa. The Hold-Back List showed 226 pigeons and this included 9 from the United Kingdom and 4 from Southern Ireland.
I logged on bright and early to watch the pigeons return to the race loft and it was a beautiful morning in South Africa and all of all of a sudden a gang of about 50 pigeons approached the loft bang on line at 08.39 swung round the loft and were then immediately joined by another similar sized group, they all landed and then started to trap and as usual it was the first through the traps was the winner. Within a few minutes literally hundreds had returned home and all looked good for excellent race and good returns.
CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1st OPEN goes to DUTCH QUARANTINE & VETERINARY SERVICE from NETHERLANDS with pigeon named JURRA bred by FRANK NEBIG, which was officially clocked at 08.39.44.98 to record a winning velocity of 1248ypm (1032.44m/m), (18.874m/s) or 42 mph, 2nd Kolvenbag & Son from United States Of America, this same pigeon won 1st USA, 1st OPEN in TR2, off to a flying start, 3rd Pleasant Task Farm from United States Of America, 4th Team Didden – Cipriani from Belgium, 5th Wolfram Coesfeld from Germany, 6th Ewald Loggenberg + Boesman Hattingh from South Africa, 7th Hilamb Syndicate from United Kingdom, 8th Team BTS from Germany, 9th Coenie Hattingh from South Africa, 10th De Snuitjes from Netherlands, 11th Mohamed Khalaf from Kuwait, 12th Triple J Lofts from South Africa, 13th Ben Mathey from Kuwait, 14th Club Bellville Pigeon Club from South Africa, 15th Ado Family Loft from United States Of America, 16th Genesis Syndicate Loft from United States Of America, 17th Abdullwahab Salem from Kuwait, 18th Team Ruhr from Germany, 19th Ignacio Dorronsoro from United States Of America and 20th Klaus Stieneker from Germany. The top twenty in this result were separated by just 17.85 seconds and had a total of 7 different countries represented and a total of 11 different countries in the top 50, with 50th being 33.83 seconds away from the actual race winner. A total of 1,000 pigeons were officially clocked by 08.55, then 2,000 by 09.07 and 2,969 by 11.08 and then 3,054 recorded by 18.23.
GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING RACE 3 amounted to US$6,941.95c (approx. £5,554) and had a total of 296 pigeons entered which included 7 from the United Kingdom and 3 from Southern Ireland and there were a total of 909 Nominations. There were no United Kingdom or Southern Ireland winners. WELL DONE TO ALL THE WINNERS.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 7th OPEN went to the HILAMB SYNDICATE, with pigeon named HILAMB CREAM which was bred by KEN AMBLER from OXENHOPE, which was officially clocked at 08.39.55.60, just 10.62 seconds after the actual race winner. Taking 2nd UK, 29th Open Brian Clayburn with pigeon bred by Brian Clayburn from Ackworth, who is a past SCMDPR winner, 3rd UK, 40th Open Team Islwyn with pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot, 4th UK, 47th Open Zandys Dream Team with pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 5th UK, 58th Open Team Ettrick with pigeon bred by Bobby Dalziel from Selkirk, 6th UK, 62nd Open another for Zandys Dream Team with a second pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 7th UK, 67th Open Nigel Templar with pigeon bred by Nigel Templar from Bristol, 8th UK, 77th Open Guys Lofts Elite with pigeon bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 9th UK, 146th Open Millys Loft with pigeon bred by Michael Mellor from Crewe, 10th UK, 155th Open Bet-Right Lofts with pigeon bred by Jeremy Wright from Lutterworth, 11th UK, 196th Open Berkshire Boys, 12th UK, 225th Open Darling & Ede with pigeon bred by Darling & Ede from Southampton, 13th UK, 241st Open Paul Smith Syndicate with pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 14th UK, 246th Open Planet Brothers with pigeon bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford, 15th UK, 259th Open Chris Turner with pigeon bred by Chris Turner from Coventry, 16th UK, 262nd Open Team Lincs with pigeon bred by Paul & Tracey Stacy from Sleaford, 17th UK, 273rd Open another for Millys Loft with a second pigeon bred by Michael Mellor from Crewe, 18th UK, 276th Open The Royal Lofts with pigeon bred by Peter Farrow (Loft Manager to Her Majesty The Queen) from Wolverton, 19th UK, 281st Open Rixshaw with pigeon bred by Len Rix from Mildenhall and then 20th UK, 300th Open The Salford Boys with pigeon bred by Les Green from Manchester. A total of 50 pigeons being officially clocked by 08.52, then 100 by 09.03 and then 170 by 11.10 and finally 175 pigeons by 18.23.
UNITED KINGDOM COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING RACE 3. There were no entries.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 112th OPEN went to MORAN & BOWDEN with pigeon named BIG ROBERTO, bred by ANDY MORAN which was officially clocked at 08.41.36.23, just 1 minute 51.25 seconds after the actual race winner. Taking 2nd Ireland, 143rd Open Sean Donnelly with pigeon bred by Karl Donnelly, 3rd Ireland, 279th Open Jackpot Lofts with pigeon bred by Karl Donnelly, 4th Ireland, 312th Open H+C Thorpe – McMorrow with pigeon bred by this partnership, 5th Ireland, 377th Open Joe Reilly – Team Ireland with pigeon bred by Jos Reilly and then 6th Ireland, 388th Open another for Jackpot Lofts with a second pigeon bred by Karl Donnelly. A total of 50 pigeons being officially clocked by 09.07, then 62 by 10.32 and finally 67 pigeons by 18.23.
SOUTHERN IRELAND COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS in TRAINING RACE 3. There were no entries.
THE OVERALL AVERAGES are now up and running and after three races stands as follows:- 1st OPEN goes to CLUB PRETORIA OOS WEDVLUGDUIWE from SOUTH AFRICA with pigeon named JADZIA bred by JURIE ERWEE from TRIPLE J LOFTS, with a combined flying time of 02.51.46.57 up 5 places from the last race.
1st UNITED KINGDOM, 7th OPEN goes to TEAM ETTRICK with pigeon named ETTRICK FLIGHT bred by BOBBY DALZIEL from SELKIRK, with a combined flying time of 02.55.35.38 up 19 places from the last race. 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 33rd OPEN goes to SEAN DONNELLY with pigeon named SEAN D bred by KARL DONNELLY with a combined flying time of 03.01.00.97 up 45 places from the last race. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THESE FANCIERS.
Another short training will take place on Wednesday to give these pigeons even more confidence and experience to cope with what was in front of them over the next two months.
LIVESTREAM was up and running for TRAINING RACE 4, which took place on
Thursday 20th December 2018 and the 3,379 pigeons were liberated all together at 07.30 from Koppies 62km (39 miles) in fine and clear conditions with a strong head wind, with a temperature of 21c (70f) and a good steady race was anticipated.
As the day progressed the temperature would rise to 37c (102f). This total was made up of 2,660 International pigeons, which included 203 pigeons from the United Kingdom and 81 pigeons from Southern Ireland, plus 719 from the host country South Africa.
Once again I was up bright and early to watch the pigeons return to the race loft and it was a beautiful morning in South Africa and an ideal racing day and at 08.20 a gang of about 50 pigeons approached the race loft bang on line, swung round a couple of times and then they hit the trapping area and within a few minutes literally hundreds of pigeons had been officially recorded.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st OPEN goes to TAXIMUSH from SOUTHERN IRELAND with pigeon named TAXI MUSH ROSE bred by GARRET HENSEY, which was officially clocked at 08.20.57.76 to record a winning velocity of 1346ypm (1216.56m/m), (20.276m/s) or 46mph, this winning pigeon had not even gone to the last two Training Races. Taking 2nd Bader Al-Sanifi from Kuwait, 3rd Jaco Buckle MDTC from South Africa, 4th Robert Darr – Donald Bicknell from United States Of America, 5th Bet-Right Lofts from United Kingdom, 6th Club Wolfram Coesfeld from Germany, 7th Club Samual Lofts from South Africa, 8th SG Schubert from Germany, 9th Nabel Albaker from Kuwait, 10th Guys Lofts from United Kingdom, 11th another for Wolfram Coesfeld from Germany, 12th Coenie Hattingh from South Africa, 13th John V Partridge from United States Of America, 14th Sabine + Ralf Kurth from Germany, 15th Tom Schilling fron United States Of America, 16th Loft Einkamerer from South Africa, 17th another for Samual Lofts from South Africa, 18th Team Al Qashouti – Dr Aymen from Qatar, 19th Team Meteor from Netherlands and 20th Lothar Krueger from Germany. The top twenty in this result were separated by just 17.81 seconds and had a total of 8 different countries represented and a total of 9 different countries represented in the top 50, with 50th being 31.24 seconds away from the actual race winner. A great International result with 6 different countries in the top 6 Open positions. A total of 1,000 pigeons were officially clocked up to 08.26, then 2,000 by 08.33 and 3,000 by 08.55, then 3,200 by 10.47, then 3,216 by 14.01. The final result showed 3,219 pigeons had been officially clocked by 16.49 and this total included 192 United Kingdom pigeons and 76 Southern Ireland pigeons. This left only 160 to return to the race loft.
GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING RACE 4 amounted to US$6,014.60c (approx. £4,812) and had a total of 257 pigeons entered which included 5 from the United Kingdom and 1 from Southern Ireland and there were 790 Nominations. There was no United Kingdom or Southern Ireland winners. WELL DONE TO ALL THE WINNERS.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 5th OPEN went to BET-RIGHT LOFTS with pigeon named CAPE OF GOOD HOPE which was bred by M. BETTS, which was officially clocked at 08.21.09.95 just 11.61 seconds after the actual race winner, already taken 30th, 155th and now 5th Open in the last 3 Training Races. Taking 2nd UK, 10th Open Guys Lofts with pigeon bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 3rd UK, 41st Open The Salford Lads with pigeon bred by Les Green from Manchester, 4th UK, 102nd Open Foster Sons & Daughter with pigeon bred by Foster & Sons from Liss, 5th UK, 104th Open Zandys Dream Team with pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 6th UK, 109th Open Team Islwyn with pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot, 7th UK, 110th Open Planet Brothers with pigeon bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford, 8th UK, 112th Open Mr & Mrs Andy Mabin with pigeon bred by this partnership from Totnes, 9th UK, 124th Open Syndicate Lofts UK with pigeon bred by Peter Fox from Bangor, 10th UK, 139th Open another for Zandys Dream Team with second pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 11th UK, 143rd Open Millys Loft with pigeon bred by Michael Mellor from Crewe, 12th UK, 198th Open another for Team Islwyn with second pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot, 13th UK, 199th Open G+L Syndicate with pigeon bred by Nigel Langstaff from Fontwell, 14th UK, 201st Open another for Zandys Dream Team with third pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 15th UK, 232nd Open another for Team Islwyn with third pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot,
16th UK, 238th Open Nigel Templar with pigeon bred by Nigel Templar from Bristol, 17th UK, 252nd Open another for Planet Brothers with second pigeon bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford, 18th UK, 260th Open Team Ettrick with pigeon bred by Bobby Dalziel from Selkirk, this pigeon is flying very well and is holding 1st UK, 4th Open in The Overall Averages,19th UK, 264th Open another for Team Islwyn with fourth pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot, what a great race for Robert and 20th UK, 274th Open John Cooper with pigeon bred by John Cooper from Pontypridd. A total of 50 United Kingdom pigeons were officially clocked by 08.25, then 100 by 08.30 and then 150 by 08.41, then 192 were officially clocked by 16.49, leaving just 10 to return to the race loft.
UNITED KINGDOM COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING RACE 4. There were no entries.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 1st OPEN went to TAXIMUSH with pigeon named TAXI MUSH ROSE bred by GARRET HENSEY, which was officially clocked at 08.20.57.76. As mentioned earlier this pigeon had not been sent to the last two Training Races. Taking 2nd Ireland, 49th Open another for Taximush with a second pigeon bred by Garret Hensey, 3rd Ireland, 78th Open Pat Maher with pigeon bred by Pat Maher, 4th Ireland, 121st Open another for Taximush with a third pigeon bred by Garret Hensey, 5th Ireland, 141st Open Andy Quirke with pigeon bred by Andy Quirke and 6th Ireland, 195th Open Peter Lucas with pigeon bred by Peter Lucas. A total of 50 Southern Ireland pigeons were officially clocked by 08.25, then 74 by 09.25 and 76 by 16.49, leaving just 5 to return to the race loft.
SOUTHERN IRELAND COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING RACE 4 had no pigeons entered.
THE OVERALL AVERAGES are now up and running and after four races stands as follows:- 1st OPEN goes to NAJY ALAMIRAH from KUWAIT with pigeon named FILA LOFT bred by NAJY ALAHIRAH, with a combined flying time of 03.44.44.44 up 1 place from the last race. 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 4th OPEN goes to TEAM ETTRICK with pigeon named ETTRICK FLIGHT bred by BOBBY DALZIEL from SELKIRK, with a combine flying time of 03.48.47.14 up 3 places from the last race. 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 24th OPEN goes to SEAN DONNELLY with pigeon named SEAN D bred by KARL DONNELLY with a combined flying time of 03.54.10.29 up 9 places from the last race. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THESE FANCIERS.
LIVESTREAM was up and running for HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1, which took place on
Saturday 22nd December 2018 and the 3,341 pigeons were liberated all together at 07.00 from KROONSTAD 114km (71 miles) in fine and clear conditions with a strong head wind, with a temperature of 22c (72f) and a good steady race was anticipated. As the day progressed the temperature would rise to 36c (100f) with late afternoon thunderstorms. This total was made up of 2,627 International pigeons, which included 202 pigeons from the United Kingdom and 79 pigeons from Southern Ireland, plus 714 pigeons from the host country South Africa. The Hold-Back List showed 145 pigeons and this included 3 from the United Kingdom and 2 from Southern Ireland.
Once again I was up bright and early to watch the pigeons return to the race loft and it was another beautiful morning in South Africa and an ideal racing day and I predicted the winners would clock about 08.40 then all of a sudden at 08.39 a gang of about 50 pigeons approached the race loft bang on line, swung round a couple of times and then they hit the trapping area and within a few minutes literally hundreds of pigeons had been officially recorded.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st OPEN goes to TNT LOFTS from SOUTH AFRICA with pigeon named SCOTCH LASS bred by TJ BARNARD, which was officially clocked at 08.39.10.89 to record a winning velocity of 1262ypm (1149.42m/m), (19.157m/s) or 43mph. Taking 2nd Salah Qathban from Kuwait,
3rd Annie & Dusty from South Africa, 4th Brough & Naude Syndicate from South Africa, 5th Holts Loft from United States Of America, 6th Club Pretoria Wedvlugduiwe Combine from South Africa, 7th Kalahari Harry Syndicate from South Africa, 8th Abdulaziz Al-Mea from Kuwait, 9th Klaus Stieneker from Germany, 10th Taximush from Southern Ireland, 11th HuD Koffler u M Kossow from Germany, 12th Al-Watri Lofts from Kuwait, 13th Storm Syndicate from South Africa, 14th Hans & Evert-Jan Eijerkamp from Netherlands, 15th Bader Al-Sanafi from Kuwait, 16th Morel Team from Poland, 17th Soud Al-Braiky from Kuwait, 18th Dave Tichbourne from Canada, 19th another for Annie & Dusty from South Africa and 20th Nabeel Albaker from Kuwait. The top twenty in this result were separated by just 16.80 seconds and had a total of 8 different countries represented and a total of 12 different countries represented in the top 50, with 50th being 1 minute 12.90 seconds away from the actual race winner. A total of 1,000 pigeons were officially clocked up to 08.49, then 2,000 by 08.59, the 3,000 by 11.11 and finally 3,119 by 19.28, this total included 190 United Kingdom pigeons and 74 pigeons from Southern Ireland, leaving 222 pigeons to return to the race loft. A few more were clocked by early on Sunday morning bringing the total up to 3,122 officially clocked, this total included 190 United Kingdom pigeons and 74 Southern Ireland pigeons. When the Loft List appeared on the SAMDPR Website at teatime on Monday it showed 3,375 pigeons in the race loft and this included 201 pigeons from the United Kingdom and 78 pigeons from Southern Ireland.
THE NEW MOTOR CAR WINNER FOR HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1 was won by the 1st OPEN winner TNT LOFTS from SOUTH AFRICA with pigeon named SCOTCH LASS bred by TJ BARNARD. CONGRATULATIONS on winning the first New Motor Car of the 2018/19 race series and what a smashing early Christmas Present.
THE 19 x US$1,100 CASH PRIZES IN HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1 were won as follows:- By the pigeons that took 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 18th, 19th & 20th. All these were ACTIVATED and won the US$1,100 Cash Prizes.
This meant that 6 pigeons in the top 20 were NOT-ACTVATED, so those in 4th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 16th & 17th gave their winnings away to pigeons lower down in the race result. This meant that pigeons from South Africa 4th, Southern Ireland 10th, Germany 11th, Kuwait 12th, Poland 16th and Kuwait 17th did not win any of the allocated Prize Money. Once again showing that you should ACTIVATE your pigeon/s before HSCR1. WELL DONE TO ALL THE WINNERS.
2-BIRD AVERAGE WINNER & US$2,000 (£1,600) was ANNIE & DUSTY (TEAM 1) from SOUTH AFRICA with their pigeons named DUSTY BLACK CAVIAR and ANNIE FRANKEL with a total velocity of 38.252m/s. 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 9th OPEN went to ZANDYS DREAM TEAM (TEAM 1) with pigeons named ZANDYS TREASURE and ZANDYS PEARL both bred by PAUL SMITH from STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET with a total velocity of 37.069m/s. Then 2nd UNITED KINGDOM, 12th OPEN went to ZANDYS DREAM TEAM (TEAM 2) with pigeons named ZANDYS DREAMER and ZANDYS PROMISE both bred by PAUL SMITH from STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET with a total velocity of 36.943m/s. All these four pigeons were bred from the same pair. 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 255th OPEN went to PAT MAHER (TEAM 1) with pigeons named MIGHTY MOUSE and LUCKY GABBY both bred by PAT MAHER with a total velocity of 32.758m/s. WELL DONE TO ALL CONCERNED.
3-BIRD AVERAGE WINNER & US$3,000 (£2,400) was ANNIE & DUSTY (TEAM 1) from SOUTH AFRICA with their pigeons named DUSTY BLACK CAVIAR, ANNIE FRANKEL and WINX with a total velocity of 55.805m/s. 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 16th OPEN went to MILLYS LOFT (TEAM 2) with pigeons named HOT DUNDEE, DUNDEES HERE DAD and DUNDEE SMASH IT all bred by MICHAEL MELLOR from CREWE with a total velocity of 53.581m/s. Then 2nd UNITED KINGDOM, 26th OPEN went to GUYS LOFTS (TEAM 2) with pigeons named BLUE ORB, WENDYS JEWEL and SECOND TIME ROUND all bred by TONY GUY from WOLVERHAMPTON with a total velocity of 53.068m/s. 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 94th OPEN went to JOS REILLY – TEAM IRELAND (TEAM 1) with pigeons named TYLER, HOLLY and ROCO all bred by JOS REILLY with total velocity of 47.288m/s. WELL DONE TO ALL CONCERNED.
THE HOT SPOT CAR RACE OVERALL AVERAGES has a US$5,000 (£4,000) Cash Prize for the best pigeon after the 5 x Hot Spot Car Races. The top twenty positions won in HSCR1 go to those pigeons that won The New Motor Car and the 19 x US$1,100 Cash Prize winners. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THESE WINNERS.
GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1 amounted to US$15,803.50c (approx. £12,643) and had a total of 463 pigeons entered which included 19 from the United Kingdom and 6 from Ireland and there were 1,513 Nominations. There were two United Kingdom winners as follows:- 55th Open Planet Brothers with pigeon named Number One bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford won US$136 (£109) and then 70th Open Berkshire Boys with pigeon named Jamies Boy won US$59.50c (£48). WELL DONE TO ALL THE WINNERS.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 28th OPEN went to TEAM FEV FLYERS with pigeon named TOUCH OF CLASS 2 which was bred by STEPHEN BANNISTER from WETHERBY, which was officially clocked at 08.39.36.44 just 25.55 seconds after the actual race winner. Taking 2nd UK, 50th Open Zandys Dream Team with pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 3rd UK, 55th Open Planet Brothers with pigeon bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford,
4th UK, 70th Open Berkshire Boys, 5th UK, 85th Open another for Zandys Dream Team with a second pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 6th UK, 101st Open another for Zandys Dream Team with a third pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 7th UK, 144th Open TadT with pigeon bred by Tad Truszkowski from Melton Mowbray, 8th UK, 148th Open Darling & Ede with pigeon bred by this partnership from Southampton, 9th UK, 168th Open Scotlands Own Syndicate, entered by Barry Kinnear from Edinburgh with pigeon bred by Sean Trodden, 10th UK, 182nd Open Millys Loft with pigeon bred by Michael Mellor from Crewe, 11th UK, 207th Open another for Darling & Ede with a second pigeon bred by this partnership from Southampton, 12th UK, 215th Open Foster Sons & Daughter with pigeon bred by Foster & Sons from Liss, 13th UK, 237th Open Hilamb Syndicate with a pigeon bred by Ken Ambler from Oxenhope, 14th UK, 244th Open Chris Turner with pigeon bred by Chris Turner from Coventry, 15th UK, 266th Open another for Planet Brothers with a second pigeon bred by Gary & John Squibb from Romford, 16th UK, 331st Open Viking Loft Jackson Mob with pigeon bred by this syndicate from Widnes, 17th UK, 290th Open another for Foster Sons & Daughter with a second pigeon bred by Foster & Sons from Liss, 18th UK, 321st Open Guys Lofts with a pigeon bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 19th UK, 323rd Open Team Islwyn with pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Port Talbot and 20th UK, 328th Open another for Zandys Dream Team with a fourth pigeon bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet. A total of 50 United Kingdom pigeons were officially clocked by 08.48, then 100 by 08.54 and then 150 by 09.18 and 190 by 18.26. The Monday teatime Loft List showed that there were 201 United Kingdom pigeons were in the race loft.
UNITED KINGDOM COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS for HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1. There were 4 pigeons entered and 22 Nominations and US$256.70c (£205.60p) to be flown for. The winner took 70th Open for the Berkshire Boys with pigeon named Jamies Boy which won US$129.20c (£103) for its efforts. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WINNER.
UNITED KINGDOM COUNTRY CHALLENGE AVERAGES after HSCR1 has a total of 68 pigeons entered and has 3 cash prizes and these were won as follows:- 1st US$125 (£100) Zandys Dream Team with pigeon named Zandys Treasure bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet, 2nd US$75 (£60) Berkshire Boys with pigeon named Jamies Boy and 3rd US$50 (£40) another for Zandys Dream Team with pigeon named Zandys Dazzler bred by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet. WELL DONE TO ALL THESE WINNERS.
CONGRATULATIONS on winning 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 10th OPEN went to TAXIMUSH with pigeon named TAXI MUSH POOL bred by GARRET HENSEY, which was officially clocked at 08.39.20.01, just 09.12 seconds behind the actual race winner. Taking 2nd Ireland, 88th Open another for Taximush with a second pigeon bred by Garret Hensey, 3rd Ireland, 97th Open H+C Thorpe – Mc Morrow with pigeon bred by this partnership, 4th Ireland, 116th Open another for Taximush with a third pigeon bred by Garret Hensey, 5th Ireland, 118th Open Maurice O’Donnell with a pigeon bred by him and 6th Ireland, 151st Open another for H+C Thorpe – McMorrow bred by this partnership. A fantastic race for Garret Hensey. A total of 50 Southern Ireland pigeons were officially clocked by 09.06 and then 74 by 19.28. The Monday teatime Loft List showed that 78 Southern Ireland pigeons were in the race loft.
SOUTHERN IRELAND COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS for HOT SPOT CAR RACE 1. There were no entries.
SOUTHERN IRELAND COUNTRY CHALLENGE AVERAGES after HSCR1 has a total of just 5 pigeons entered and the winners were as follows:- 1st and US$125 (£100) Philip & Mark Smith with pigeon named Paula Choice bred by this partnership, 2nd and US$75 (£60) Philip & Mark Smith with pigeon named Florance and also bred by this partnership and then 3rd and US$50 (£40) Philip& Mark Smith with another pigeon bred by this partnership. WELL DONE TO THESE WINNERS.
THE OVERALL AVERAGES are now up and running and after five races stands as follows:- 1st OPEN goes to HUBERT PLOH from GERMANY with pigeon named SILVENCHEN bred by HUBERT PFOH, with a combined flying time of 05.30.06.56 up 2 places from the last race. 1st UNITED KINGDOM, 15th OPEN goes to TEAM ETTRICK with pigeon named ETTRICK FLIGHT bred by BOBBY DALZIEL from SELKIRK, with a combined flying time of 05.38.10.01 down 11 places from the last race. 1st SOUTHERN IRELAND, 38th OPEN goes to SEAN DONNELLY with pigeon named SEAN D bred by KARL DONNELLY with a combined flying time of 05.45.28.92 down 14 places from the last race. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THESE FANCIERS.
So once again we are now off and running in South Africa and this is my first official International Press Release. It has been another tough campaign so far with many obstacles to overcome for the Race Organisers, also doing some alterations to the brand new 370 foot state of the art pigeon loft, especially the trapping area and entrance, plus outbreaks of Avian Influenza, Rota Virus, Circo Virus and other viruses and diseases in different countries but finally all the pigeons came out of quarantine and training around the race new loft got underway a few weeks later than expected but it should be mentioned now that the initial training and race programme was also delayed slightly because of bad weather, heavy rain and tremendous thunderstorms and the early Training Races and Hot Spot Car Races have now all been altered slightly to give the pigeons in the race loft a fair chance to catch up.
The team of pigeons will not be rushed and the vastly experienced loft staff are very confident that within a few weeks these athletes of the skies will be back on track and ready for the big task in front of them. You can of course follow all the progress of what is happening on www.samdpr.com
Of course, one of the main reasons for the success of this great race is the extremely professional way it has been run from the start and that they have always paid out all of their projected prize money every year since the race first started way back in 1997 and that is why it is now known the world over “AS THE BIGGEST AND GREATEST PIGEON RACE IN THE WORLD” and has been now been tagged as “THE RACE WITH THE PROVEN TRACK RECORD” and “THE OLYMPIC GAMES IN THE PIGEON WORLD”.
Numerous “Loft Reports”, “Updates”, “Photographs” and “Videos” have been placed on the informative SAMDPR website for all to see and these are all available now on the dedicated website www.samdpr.com
CONGRATULATIONS must once again go to all the Country Race Co-ordinators and Shippers for again getting so many pigeons entered for this fantastic International Pigeon Race, you are truly worth your weight in gold to the Race Organisers as without all your hard work and effort the race would never get off the ground. It is always interesting to study the entry figures after the last race, those countries that do well usually increase in their entries and others that have not done so well usually reduce in numbers but as usual there are others countries that continue to increase whatever happens.
Once again the United Kingdom Race Team for The 23rd SAMDPR has supported this great race and thanks again to all fanciers new and old for their continued support and being part of our National Team.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL OF YOU AND THANKS AGAIN TO YOU ALL FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT, I CAN ASSURE YOU IT REALLY IS GREATLY APPRECIATED BY ME AND OF COURSE THE RACE ORGANISERS.
Once again the marketing for this top class pigeon race never really stops and as one race finishes the next one starts but that is really what makes this superb event such an exciting international race. Of course, if a certain country does not do well in the past race or races, it actually becomes much tougher for the Country Race Co-ordinators/Shippers to get fanciers to enter because fanciers feel they have no chance to win any of the major prizes. So it has always been the policy of this race to create more and more different competitions that offer extra cash rewards or specials prizes and once again this year is no exception, with five brand new cars being up for grabs which is one in each for the first Activated Pigeons in each of the 5 x HOT SPOT CAR RACES, plus numerous other new competitions where fanciers could win something special in the 5 x HOT SPOT CAR RACES in the run-up to THE FINAL RACE.
Although the race is now named THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE, the total to be paid out in cash and prizes in the 2018/19 race series exceeds US$2.2 Million American Dollars or approximately £1.76 Million Pounds Sterling. No other one-loft race in the world today can boast of such massive pay outs and this race is now in its twenty second year and has for the last twenty-one years paid out all of its projected prize money, that is why its reputation of this great race has increased, plus it has already paid out in the last twenty one races, prize money in excess of US$38 Million American Dollars (£26 Million Pounds Sterling), which is a remarkable achievement in itself in one loft racing and one that the race organisers are very proud of. It should also be mentioned that the Prize Money and Awards in THE 23rd SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE will be the same as paid out for THE 22nd SAMDPR.
The FINAL RACE PRIZE MONEY in the 23rd SAMDPR now exceeds US$1.02 Million American Dollars or around £785,000 Million Pounds Sterling.
All the United Kingdom Team fanciers/entrants and syndicate shareholders will of course be kept up to date with regular “INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE” and “NEWSLETTERS” plus any of them can log on to the state of the art The South African Million Dollar Race web site:- www.samdpr.com and get all the information they might require over the next few months. All official past competitors and entrants will still be able to use their old username and password and new competitors/entrants that have entered this race for the first time should now have received their own confidential username and password and then they will be able to log into their own account and see everything on their own computer screen. If you have not received yours yet, please contact your Official Country Race Co-ordinator/Shipper. You can’t change your pigeon’s name/s once training has started. You can even put all your pedigrees on live if you wish to, which certainly helps with the final selling price at the auction after the race. Remember the 2008 SCMDPR OVERALL ACE PIGEON named BIRDY sold for a staggering world record £53,730 and the breeder receives 50% of this figure after expenses. This really is a state of the art race that continues to improve its overall image on an annual basis and gives all fanciers and entrants all the information they need to know about all the pigeons in the lofts.
As mentioned earlier only races of 50km (approx. 31 miles) will count towards The 23rd South African Million Dollar Overall ACE PIGEON Averages, which has a total of three superb cash prizes of US$10,000 (approx. £7,692), US$5,000 (approx. £3,846) and US$2,500 (approx. £1,923) for 1st, 2nd and 3rd in this category after The Final Race has been completed.
NOMINATION RACES will be held and officially start on TRAINING RACE 1, plus the HOT SPOT CAR RACES 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 and of course the FINAL RACE. See SAMDPR Web Site for full details. All these races will have US$1, US$2, US$5, US$10, US$20, US$50 & US$100 COUNTRY/REGIONAL and US$1, US$2, US$5, US$10, US$20, US$50 & US$100 GLOBAL NOMINATIONS which can be placed on THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR Web Site. If you wish to enter any of these NOMINATIONS, you will have to have credit in your ASI Master Account. If you do not have any credit in your own personal Air Sport Account then please forward funds to your Country Race Co-ordinator/Shipper so that this can then be transferred to your Master Account in time to get your NOMINATIONS placed. Please do not leave it to the last minute to transfer funds as the transfer may not go through in time and this could result in your pigeon or pigeons not winning what they should be rewarded with.
It should be mentioned that GLOBAL & COUNTRY/REGIONAL NOMINATIONS during the 2015/16 race series actually paid out a staggering total of US$546,280 (£437,000). This sum also increased during the 2017/18 race series.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL CONCERNED AND REGULAR “INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASES”, “NEWSLETTERS” AND “UPDATES” WILL BE SENT OUT TO ALL COMPETITORS/ENTRANTS AND SYNDICATE SHAREHOLDERS ON A WEEKLY BASIS BY EMAIL OVER THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. ALSO WEEKLY “PRESS RELEASES” WILL BE SENT OUT TO BOTH OUR TWO PIGEON PUBLICATIONS NAMELY THE “BRITISH HOMING WORLD” AND “”THE RACING PIGEON” PLUS IT WILL ALSO BE ON MY REGENCY LOFTS WEB SITE www.regencylofts.com FOR ALL TO VIEW.
This is the “TWENTY THIRD YEAR” since this great International One Loft Race started and every year since day one the Organising Committee have created new competitions and I assume that this year will be no exception, more on this subject will be published as details come through from the race organisers.
All bookings must be done directly through the sole agent Deirdre Kallmeyer at African Olive Travel Concepts (www.aotc.co.za) or email deirdre@aotc.co.za
***WHAT CAN BE WON DURING THIS 2018/19 RACE SERIES*** Prizes and awards now add up to a staggering US$2.2 Million American Dollars £1.70 Million Pounds Sterling) and these include 5 x Brand New Motor Cars valued at US$16,000 (£12,308), 1 for the First Activated Pigeon in each of the 5 x Car Races, also plus 95 x US$1,100 (£846) Hot Spot Cash Prizes (it should be noted that the Motor Car Winner does not receive a US$1,100 Cash Prize), these 95 x US$1,100 Cash Prizes are split into 19 x US$1,100 (£846) Cash Prizes for each of the 5 x Car Race Hot Spots, a US$5,000 (£3,846) Car Race Hot Spot Ace Pigeon Award for the best pigeon in these 5 races, A Two-Bird Average Competition and a US$2,000 (£1,538) Cash Prize in each of the 5 x Car Race Hot Spots & The Final Race, A Three-Bird Average Competition and a US$3,000 (£2,308) Cash Prize in each of the 5 x Car Race Hot Spots & The Final Race, The South African Million Dollar Ace Pigeon Award carries US$17,500 in Prize Money, split into three cash prizes with 1st US$10,000 (£7,692), 2nd US$5,000 (£3,846) and 3rd US$2,500 (£1,923) Cash Prizes for the 3 pigeons with the best overall average in all the Official Training Races over 50km (31 miles) and 5 x Car Race Hot Spots and the Final Race. There will also be an overall Knockout Winner Competition and US$25,000 (£19,231) Prize Money, which starts on the Car Race Hot Spot 2 and the winner is the first one to be clocked in the “FINAL RACE” (over the past few years there has been around 40/60 pigeons still left in this competition). There will also be 3 x Country Cash Prizes of US$125 (£96), US$75 (£58) and US$50 (£39) in each of the first 4 x Car Race Hot Spots (1 to 4). In the 5th Car Race Hot Spot US$70 (£54) from every entry will be added to the starting Prize Money of US$250 (£192) for the Country Challenge. All the Prize Money will be paid out to the first three Country Challenge entered pigeons in a ratio of 50%, 30% & 20%. The SAMDPR website will have an up to the date listing of which pigeons are entered and how much Prize Money will be flown for, plus and an ACE Pigeon Country Challenge which will be won on the FINAL RACE. There is an Entry Fee of US$120 (£93) per pigeon to enter these Country Challenge Competitions and this has to be paid for before the basketing for the 3rd Hot Spot Car Race. The COUNTRY CHALLENGE ACE PIGEON, all countries participating will be given a US$200 (£154) starting Prize Money and US$40 (£31) from each Country Challenge entry fee goes to the “WINNER TAKES ALL” cash prize, which will be awarded to the first Country Challenge pigeon which is clocked in THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON FINAL RACE. The pigeon that wins this award will be named the COUNTRY CHALLENGE ACE PIGEON. It should also be mentioned that during the 2016/17 race series the UNITED KINGDOM COUNTRY CHALLENGE paid out £14,777 in PRIZE MONEY. Then in the “FINAL RACE” on the 2nd February 2019 there are also 10 magnificent gold pendants to be won worth well over US$1,000 (£770) each and now over US$1.02 Million American Dollars in Prize Money (£1.70 Million Pounds) and 300 cash prizes being on offer.
THE ZANDY MEYER MEMORIAL RACE & US$1,000 (approx. £770) NOMINATION will also take place on the “FINAL RACE” and the winning will be A BRAND NEW MERCEDES BENZ SLK 555 MOTOR CAR, worth a staggering US$85,000 (approx. £65,400). (ONLY “ACTIVATED” PIGEONS ARE ELIGIBLE TO COMPETE FOR ANY OF THESE SPECIAL CASH PRIZES OR AWARDS). This new competition was very well supported in its first year and had over 160 entries and was so successful that it also paid out a staggering 2nd prize of US$54,000 cash. Do not miss this fantastic opportunity to win a fabulous new car. The 19th SAMDPR attracted about 140 entries and two staggering prizes were once again won by two worthy winners. The 20th SAMDPR attracted over 100 entries and the US$85,000 (£68,000) was won by Lloyd & Kelly from the UK, who actually won 37th OPEN in the FINAL RACE. It was the first Activated pigeons and walked away with the top award. In The 21st SAMDPR Michael Mellor from Crewe was the runner-up for this prestigious award, with over 100 entries, which once again just goes to show that the UK pigeons will hold their own against the best pigeons in the world. In The 22nd SAMDPR, Karl Donnelly from Ireland won this fantastic prize, when his pigeon won 5th OPEN.
PRIZE MONEY ALLOCATED TO THE 23rd SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR FINAL RACE, WILL NOW BE AS FOLLOWS:- 1st US$200,000 (approx. £154,000), 2nd US$125,000 (approx. £96,000), 3rd US$75,000 (approx. £58,000), 4th US$50,000 (approx. £39,000), 5th US$35,000 (approx. £27,000), 6th US$20,000 (£15,000), 7th US$17,500 (£13,500), 8th US$15,000 (£11,500), 9th US$12,500 (£9,600), 10th US$10,000 (approx. £7,700), 11th/15th US$7,000 each (approx. £5,385), 16th/20th US$5,000 each (approx. £3,846), 21st/30th US$3,500 each (approx. £2,692), 31st/40th US$3,000 each (approx. £2,307), 41st/50th US$2,500 each (approx. £1,923), 51st/70th US$2,000 each (£1,538), 71st/100th US$1,750 each (£1,346), 101st/150th US$1,500 each (£1,154), 151st/200th US$1,100 each (£846) and then 201st/250th US$1,000 each (£770), 251st/300th US$500 each (£385). (Subject to terms and conditions of entry). The actual cash prizes stated above represent exchange rates (1.30) at the current time and may of course change at the time of each race depending what the currency exchange rate is on the actual race day. A total of US$1,002,500 Million American Dollars (£772,000 Pounds Sterling) Prize Money will be paid out in this FINAL RACE.
Something else worth mentioning that seven brand new motor cars have been won by fanciers representing the United Kingdom Team in the last seven years, Richard Elliott/Robbie Prettejohn and Chris Gordon both won new motor cars during the 2005/6 race series and Paul & Dave McCarthy won one a new motor car during the 2006/7 series. During the 2011/12 race series fanciers from the UK won a staggering 3 x brand new motor cars and these were won by Nev & Angi Evans & Steve Cuthbert, Robert & Peter Montila and then Phil Bond. Alistair Hogg also won a brand new motor car during the 2017/18 race series. This in itself was an outstanding team performance. No other country has ever won three cars on the trot. Also an Irish fancier named John Nash also won a brand new motor car in the 2008/9 race series. I am very hopeful that somebody from the United Kingdom or Ireland will also win one or maybe more brand new motor cars during the 2018/19 race series. GOOD LUCK TO ALL COMPETITORS.
I would also just like to notify fanciers that my weekly “INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE”, “NEWSLETTERS” and “UPDATES” can now also be seen on the following pigeon web sites:- www.regencylofts.com www.iprr.co.uk www.elimarpigeons.com www.pigeonportal.com www.pigeonglobe.co.uk www.cyberpigeon.co.uk www.pigeonbasics.com www.starpigeons.com www.pigeonpixels.co.uk www.theloftreport.com www.oneloftracing.com www.ukpigeonracing.co.uk www.AvianExportServices.com www.pigeonnetwork.com plus of course they will also be published in the “BRITISH HOMING WORLD” and “THE RACING PIGEON” weeklies and many other international world pigeon publications for all to see, read and enjoy.
The race date for THE 24th SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE has already been provisionally agreed and confirmed by the race organisers as SATURDAY 1st FEBRUARY 2020. (However, this date is still awaiting final confirmation).
If you are interested in participating, helping us or acting a Country Race Team Co-ordinator/Shipper, then please telephone me as soon as possible on 01279-812005 or my mobile 07860-568216 or SMS or email on reglofts@aol.com and I will give you all the information you require. My two proposed shipping dates for THE 24th SAMDPR will take about the middle of MAY 2019 and then the second one should be around the middle of JUNE 2019. Of course these two dates will be confirmed nearer the time. I strongly recommend that you try to ship your race entries on the 1st shipping date as this then gives these pigeons much more time to settle into the race loft.
If you have any questions about any aspect of THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACE, then please contact me as soon as possible on 01279-812005 or my mobile 07860-568216 or by SMS or email at reglofts@aol.com and I will do my best to answer any of your questions or queries about this great race.
These “INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASES” do take a lot of my time to prepare and I try to get as much into them as possible as I know fanciers and entrants like to know what is happening, unfortunately some time, some information will not be to hand when the print deadline is reached so can’t be included in that report. I can only apologise if I leave something or somebody out but I can assure everybody that I do my best to get as much information as possible to put into each of these international reports and give credit to those that deserve it.
IF ANY PIGEON FANCIER IN THE UNITED KINGDOM OR IN FACT ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD WOULD LIKE TO RECEIVE MY WEEKLY “INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASES”, “NEWSLETTERS” AND “UPDATES” BY EMAIL, THEN ALL THEY HAVE TO DO IS EMAIL ME THEIR ACTUAL EMAIL ADDRESS I WILL PUT THEM ON MY EMAIL DATABASE AND I WILL THEN FORWARD THEM ALL THE INFORMATION BY EMAIL ON A REGULAR BASIS.
BEST OF LUCK TO ALL THE PIGEON FANCIERS/ENTRANTS AND SYNDICATES WORLDWIDE DURING THE 2018/19 RACE SERIES.
THIS PHOTOGRAPH ABOVE SHOWS THE COMPLETED BRAND NEW 370 FOOT (113 METRES) STATE OF THE ART RACING LOFT WHICH IS SITUATED IN STUNNING SURROUNDINGS ON THE OUTSTANDING HERON BANKS GOLF & RIVER ESTATE, VAAL RIVER, SOUTH AFRICA. IT HAS THE TRAPPING/CLOCKING SECTION IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LOFT, WHICH IS BELOW THE ADMINISTRATION CENTRE AND HAS 44 EQUAL SIZED SECTIONS (22 EACH SIDE) THAT ARE ALL ACCESSED FROM A FULL LENGTH CORRIDOR THAT RUNS ALONG THE BACK OF THIS FABULOUS PIGEON LOFT. ALL THE 44 SECTIONS HAVE GRILLED FLOORING AND THE LOFT HAS A TOTAL PERCH CAPACITY FOR WELL OVER 9,500 PIGEONS IN COMFORT.
If you wish to know any more information on this prestigious international pigeon race please contact me ASAP:-
Paul Smith, United Kingdom Race Team Co-ordinator/Shipper and International Race Co-ordinator for The 23rd South African Million Dollar Pigeon Race, which is due to be held at Heron Banks Golf & River Estate and Emerald Resort, Casino & Hotel, South Africa on Saturday 2nd February 2019. Regency Lofts Limited,
2, Highmead, off Coltsfield, Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex. CM24 8LJ. England. Tel/Fax:- 01279-812005. (Int. Code:- +44-1279-812005). Mobile:- 07860-568216. Email Address:- reglofts@aol.com Regency Lofts Website:- www.regencylofts.com Skype Address:- talbot7944 Twitter Address:- PaulSmith@SmithReglofts
The South African Million Dollar Pigeon Race Website:- www.samdpr.com]]>