Crack 52 Pigeon

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PIGEON RACING IN THE PHILIPPINES by Tony Harte It was almost five years ago when I last visited the Philippines and at that time I was lucky enough, along with my wife, Ardanette, to visit Mr Benny Lim, of “Metro Cebu Racing Pigeon Association, (MCRPA). It whilst talking to Benny Lim that I learnt that pigeon racing was on the increase.

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I read on the news recently that the Philippines is only just behind China and India in economic growth. The cheaper labour of these countries attract investors and as the economy develops, then people find themselves with better standards of living and looking for new hobbies. There are currently around 200 pigeon clubs in the Philippines, with an average of 50 members per club, giving an estimated 10.000 fanciers. Acca software certus crackle.

Through the internet, Facebook, I learnt of “The Advanced Hobbyist Genetic Breeding Station”, Manilla and was lucky enough to arrange a visit to see a Mr Jaime Lim. Jaime Lim is a building contractor and real estate developer, but also has a Koi Breeding Farm, Winslet Gamefowl Farm, Fire Dragon Aquatic Farm, Congo Charlie Exotic Reptile Jungle, Majestic World of Spotted Rays, Advanced Hobbyist Kennels and also Advanced Hobbyist Loft. He is an enthusiast of genetics and is a master of breeding. Jaime splits his time/working week between his contractors/real estate business and the Pigeon breeding lofts, gamefarm, kennels, etc. He is a member of the Philippine Homing Pigeon Association and is now President of the PHPA, which recently celebrated its 50th Anniversary. Jaime Lim was extremely kind enough to gift me a copy of their wonderful book, “Pigeon Racing Secrets Revealed”, which includes interviews with some of the top fanciers in the Philippines, PHPA, outlining their methods of racing, etc. The Philippine Homing Pigeon Association, PHPA, is the oldest pigeon club and is the richest pigeon club in the Philippines.

There are around 90 members with the prize money exceeding 100.000 Euros per year. There are two race seasons each year, the first is the South season which starts in February and finishes at the end of March. There are 7 races a season, all liberations which are south of Manilla, starting at 250 Km and with the longest race from 680 Km. The pigeons are normally basketed on a Saturday for a Sunday liberation. The birds have to be liberated within one hour of the designated time, irrespective of the weather, unless there is a typhoon. The race conditions are very hard, as they have to race across the large expanse of sea, twice, in high humidity and in very hot conditions. It never hardly ever goes below 25 C and is more often than not in excess of 30 C.

Flying the south season in spring also means normally having to fly in to a northerly headwind. As a result of these flying conditions there are normally only around 5% of the race team left at the end of the season. Pigeons that compete in the south season are normally bred February – March in the previous year, with special rings for each season. Although there are only 5% of the pigeons remaining at the end of the season, these pigeons can compete as old birds, the following season, with separate prizes for both old and young birds. As for the North season, this is for liberations north of Manilla and this season is from mid October until mid December, again with a series of 7 races. In the Philippines, the temperature is rarely if ever, below 25 C, but they experience the rainy season between June and October, so that is the main reason that they race outside of these months. The pigeons that take part in these races will normally have been bred, the previous January, so that they will be some nine or ten months old when they start to compete.