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On this page it is a continuation of my loft news page with many of my old results take the time to read and explore this page

Below is average speed , the rest of the combine results click here 2008 results

2007 Futurity Season

I forgot to log in on my web site, and post my results on out of area races that I flew in 2008 & 2009... we won some prizes in the different races I was in , but no over all firsts,

2009

Troy & Maya Bred 4th 250 miles on the 350 mile race the same bird placed 3rd 2 seconds behind the winner at the one loft Race in Ada Ok Called the winners cup, http://www.winnerscupusa.com/

This prestigious one loft race with the absolutely best birds in the USA competing in it. 2009 in our CCC combine Fut. I clocked a sister for 4th at 365 miles. I was also 5th, Just a great Breeding producing top racing young birds

2009 Eastern Classic

68 Lofts 615 Birds

34 Lofts did not report

Joey Perrello clocks wtcm 5303 bred by Walsh loft for 3rd position

This same bird clocked for Joey on the WTCM race, I will have to check but I believe the bird was 13th.

2009

Troy & Maya Bred 4th 250 miles on the 350 mile race the same bird placed 3rd 2 seconds behind the winner at the one loft Race in Ada Ok Called the winners cup, http://www.winnerscupusa.com/

2009 Eastern Classic

68 Lofts 615 Birds

34 Lofts did not report

Joey Perrello clocks wtcm 5303 bred by Walsh loft for 3rd position

This same bird clocked for Joey on the WTCM race, I will have to check but I believe the bird was 13th.

2008 Futurity Se

Oct 9 2008 www.winnerscupusa.com/ BRAMAN OK. 150 MILES my

Bird bred out of Abe was equal first taking 11th, ten seconds out of first, on the drop with the winning Bird.

3rd place in the Bam loft 1, loft Race Monday, Oct. 13th. 150 Miles from Statesville, NC. to Benson, NC only 11 birds have returned on this day, my entry , is in third Place

I.F Convention Race ; Washington DC

4 birds clocking in the prizes for Walsh in 3 different lofts.

7th East Meadow Futurity Auction (EMF) Futurity 2007 Long Island NY raced on 10-01-07 d my bird was clocked 7^th position at Manny Parade’s Long Island loft, another tuff New York race happen on this weekend with many birds lost, I get lucky once in a while and get a prize.

Well the facts of the world trade center race in New York 350 miles and over which happen Saturday September 29^th 2007. one of my birds that was bred for Bill& Mike loft from NJ, won tenth position, This major New York Metropolitan race clocked only 12 day birds, can you imagine the world trade center race, with only 12 day birds. Participating in this race there was over 161 lofts over 1600 on the birds, first paid 50 grand 150th pays 1 grand, Billy clocked the same bird WWTC 5532 on the 200 mile race for a equal first place club and a sixth CJC concourse with 222 lofts and 3188 birds and the bird is a son of Connor

BAM One Loft Race 10-14-07 my bird took 3rd Position two seconds behind the winner, He was on the drop with the and another race to be flown at 250 miles on 10-27-07

Friday, 10-07-07 one of the birds I bred was 3^rd in the GSO race series, l the gso is a series of races the jersey ,and Bronx flyers compete in , they pay 1250 dollars which entitles them to fly five different races on 5 different weekend at different distances, they are allowed to send only seven birds each, from the way I under stand, in a previous race one of the birds I bred placed 2^nd and another bird as 12^th , , these races are against the best lofts in the NJ/NY area.

I feel the best birds and flyers are in the New York area, if you can win there, u can win any where, they are the best of the best, birds that win in New York, & should eat up a race where only mediocre birds fly.

The, Suffolk-Nassau Futurity (SNF) - in long island new York 10-07-07 2nd & 11 SNF Futurity. 07 Long Island NY, it turned out to be a tuff race again,, I sent three birds to there fifty dollar bands auction, u pay a entry fee and then the birds get auction to the handlers in NY, so this makes a big pot of capital cash, I ended up placing 2nd and 11th in two different lofts, all three of my birds were still there when shipping and made the race. As you know this is a feat in itself to have one bird make the race never mind all 3, I say this because all the young bird losses out there have left many empty perches.

The ESPO 350 happened on Monday 10-01-07 the Espo race or Espo challenge, http://www.esposeastcoastchallenge.com/ its 1 grand a bird to enter and 200 perch fee , I was in the money on the 200,250 and 300, now again in the $$the 350 I had two birds in the money on this 350, they had 22 birds on the drop which I am in aw of, but this is the way it went , then he had a drop of 8 birds one of my birds was in that 2^nd drop, but was the last bird to run in, so he ended up 30^th I know it sounds lousy 30 but he could have been 23 just the same, and the next bird for me clock at 35 position,

I am having a hard time to believe some of the birds that came on the 300 late the week before long after the first birds’ clock or the next day ended up on the drop of the 22 birds, I guess we all learn something every day. I would be wrong as the birds must of flown them self into shape. since they pay all that entry fees the birds go each week no matter there condition or placement on last race, there are a few other guys in there whose birds flew shity but ended on the drop ahead of me, in this last 350, Pigeon races are sure hard to figure, some of the biggest names in the sport are participating in this Espo race and , I am right there in the thick of it, my birds did not get lost and did not fail, as a matter of fact some one who was there when they seen my bird who came in the 35th position said the bird looked as fresh as can be, remember 35 position is not far off the pace when they had a drop of 22 and another drop of 8 this bird was in the third drop , I will win 9^th ,one of the average speed prizes, there is ten average speed positions in this race the entry was 1000 plus 200 perch per bird. Well any way to make a long story short, both of my both birds flew and clock each week in there series of races ESPO had.

“In order to win a prize for Average Speed (otherwise known as “Champ Bird – Point System” each bird has to have clocked on the actual race day for all 4 races. However, in the event that none of the birds that are eligible for Average Speed prizes going into the 4th race clock on the day of the 4th race, we will use the results of the first 3 races to determine the winners of the Average Speed prizes. If only one eligible bird clocks on the day of the 4th race then that one bird will win the entire Average Speed prize (combined amount for all 10 slots). Average speed is figured on clocking position and not on time in the air or flying time

ESPO'S EAST COAST CHALLENGE 2007 CHAMPION BIRD POINTS 9TH- PAUL WALSH- 86 POINTS- BAND # 494

Walsh Loft Wins

Convention Article

126th I.F. Convention 2006

FIRST PLACE 2006 I.F. CONVENTION

Hosted by Islip/Islip
Terrace Clubs Long Island,
New York

Convention Race Report click here

My loft was First and 28th I entered three birds in to the race and all three where shipped

The winner is a Grand son of TORIN

I believe in the simple principle of genetics. HEREDITY IS HANDED DOWN FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT. LIKES BREED LIKES. Intelligence, compass, homing instinct, navigation skills, determination, courage and heart are inherited from the birds pedigree or Ancestors' Blood

Walsh loft wins Annual Pine Tree Derby!

1st & 4th Pine Tree Fut. 2006

9-17-06 I received a call from Jim Peck , that my birds have also won the Pine tree futurity in Maine , the race was reported to me as a hard race, I was FIRST, and 4th , I only sent two birds to the Maine Pine Tree Derby Race , also this same weekend I clocked in the prize money in the big Detroit Classic race 2006, the birds were flying 387 miles

It looks like I got lucky in another futurity Race 10-2-06 that I sent a few young birds too, , this time in Long Island NY I was 3^rd & 11^th, & 21 in the EMF Futurity. our bird was a minute and a half out of winning and 20 seconds out of second place, the birds were sent in , and then get put up for auction , these were bought by Manny Parada, you heard the song if they can make it in New York they can make it any where, and its real true in pigeon flying,

I clocked in the prize money in the big Detroit Classic race 2006 , the birds were flying 387 miles

My friend in New Jersey , John Glemser who has some of my birds for the big futurity races there in New Jersey 2006, he was , 1,3,5,6, at 150 miles, with my birds taking these positions. the week before he was second with one of my birds

Futurity Race Results

Flying with the Greater North Carolina Concourse and the ACC pigeon Club. In the 2006 Old Bird season, Which was my first year flying in NC at the Beach. Loft.

Walsh Loft here at Sunset Beach NC

Walsh's Widowhood team 2007 GNCC Concourse

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