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A tough battle on the national race from Argenton (552km)! Our 1st nominated pigeon, "Rebel" (BE25-6032345), took 4° National against 4,176 old birds and secured the 1st place victory in National Zone B2.

What a weekend for our birds! Last Saturday’s race from Melun (310km) turned into a true spectacle. With burning sun, clear skies, and a relentless headwind from start to finish, it was genuine "pigeon weather"—honest, demanding conditions where class, stamina, and top orientation make all the difference.

We had a top weekend again. Besides the national victory on La Châtre (544km) this weekend, our birds excelled also on Toury (382km) and Noyon (208km).

After a two-week break due to the extreme heat, our birds came back out and immediately showed their absolute class. Even though the wind wasn't exactly blowing in our favor this time, they fought through it beautifully! We couldn't be happier or more proud of this incredible team.

The difference between a regional victory and a minor placing often comes down to mere seconds. Last weekend's race from Noyon (208km) provided a textbook example of just how crucial a lightning-fast trap entry is when the speeds are exceptionally high. In a heart-stopping finish, three of our birds stormed through the skies and dropped down onto the sputnik simultaneously—yet the clocking order ultimately decided the final prizes.

We had two races this weekend, the middle distance race Toury (382km – 2 nights of basket) and the short distance race Noyon (208km – 1 night of basket).

We love taking part in One Loft Races, but we only send pigeons to a select few each year — and always in limited numbers. Today the final race of the Dubai One Loft Race took place. It was our first participation in this prestigious competition. This One Loft Race consists of multiple flights and is held in the desert of the United Arab Emirates, where the weather and harsh conditions continuously put the racing pigeons to the test. The list of participants is highly international, with many top lofts competing, some of them entering a large number of birds.

We love taking part in One Loft Races, but we only send pigeons to a select few each year — and always in limited numbers.

We enjoy participating in One Loft Races, but we choose to send birds to only a select few each year. We also limit the number of birds we enter per race. At this time of year, the OLR races in Thailand have begun.

Our loft delivered a phenomenal performance this weekend! With 1st Provincial in both youngsters and old birds from Melun (310 km), the team once again proved its class. Iron Man’s bloodline continues to shine – with "Iron-X"(BE25-6032066) taking center stage in what turned out to be a truly memorable race.

What a weekend for our team! On Saturday, the old birds faced a very tough Bourges (504km) due to the cloudy weather. Despite the difficult circumstances, they showed pure class and dominated both provincially and nationally!

Our old birds team took on the Melun race, and for many, it was the final race of the season. In the Antwerp West results, we dominated—claiming the first 15 prizes in a stunning clean sweep! On the provincial stage, the wind was not in our favour, but our birds still delivered a top-class performance. A fitting finale for a team that gave us everything this season.

In 2025's pigeon racing scene, dominated by hens in two-night basket races, our checkered cock "Turbo Ito" (BE23-6062091) proves to be an extraordinary exception. He is a son from our super pair “Ito”(BE17-6025336) x “Elektro Princess”(BE17-6025201). Once again, he adds a top prize to his already impressive record. Truly, Turbo Ito is a real super-Crack!

Of course winning the 1° fast. National Bourges (504km) 19,188 p. was the highlight of the weekend (and season), but we had another top result too last Saturday. Our yearling birds were outstanding on the middle distance race Melun (310km).