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Hardy Krüger/Black Power-07274-00-1245 V /Black Diamond-07274-14-3105 V A star from the new millennium Black Power was bred from two yearlings. 07274-99-950, a grandchild of Carl Lewis and Naomi (this super pair also feature in the breeding of the world-famous Birdy) was coupled with the hen B 99-6264813 of Kris Van Massenhoven. In Hardy’s loft alone, he has been responsible for the following ace racers: 07274-08-879 Black Pearl. 1st Orleans (499 km/1,788 birds), 1st Sezanne (330 km/1,403 birds), 1st Vierzon (542 km/1,196 birds), 1st Blois (543 km/745 birds), 1st Pithiviers (450 km/1,136 birds), 2nd Sezanne (330 km/2,361 birds), 9th Blois (546 km/925 birds) and 13th Troyes (345 km/1,857 birds). Black Pearl represented Germany at the Poznan Olympiad in 2011. 07274-10-1027 Black Sky. 1st Pithiviers (446 km/954 birds), 13th Marche (120 km/808 birds), 13th Pithiviers (446 km/894 birds), 14th Rethel (231 km/1,396 birds), 14th Pithiviers (446 km/1,052 birds), 15th Laon(268 km/1,357 birds), 18th Reims (266 km/532 birds) and 18th Arcis (327 km/1,278 birds). 07274-10-995 Black Ocean 1st Poitiers (671 km /360 birds 2nd national of 8067 birds), 1st Rethel (231 km /1029 birds), 2th Pithiviers (453 km/865 birds), 5th Pithiviers (453 km/479 birds), 9th Sourdun(360 km/1203 birds), 10th Issoudun(562 km/988 birds) and17th Tours (585km/501 birds). https://www.pipa.be/en/newsandarticle... How to select a long distance racing pigeon? When choosing a long distance pigeon, it is best to get the pigeon that does not get into fights with other pigeons. This is because it is a sign that they are planning for their flight which is a very good trait for a pigeon to have. You also have to take a deep look at the body type of the long distance pigeon that you are planning to buy. It is best to get the pigeon that has a set of eyes that are centered and a head that is rounded. You should also consider a pigeon whose eyes are bright since these pigeons are known to breed well. It is not that easy to choose the right long distance racing pigeon that you should take care of. Since there are a lot of pigeon breeders that are sprouting like mushrooms, it is easy to get lost. However, all you have to do is be aware of the things that you should look out for when you’re looking for the one and you should be just fine. Here are some of the things that you should keep in mind. The first thing that you have to know is that in order for you to win, you should choose the right type of pigeon. When choosing a long distance pigeon, it is best to get the pigeon that does not get into fights with other pigeons. This is because it is a sign that they are planning for their flight which is a very good trait for a pigeon to have. You also have to take a deep look at the body type of the long distance pigeon that you are planning to buy. It is best to get the pigeon that has a set of eyes that are centered and a head that is rounded. You should also consider a pigeon whose eyes are bright since these pigeons are known to breed well. A pigeon that does not have a short neck is also good. This allows the pigeons to be good flyers. They will be able to travel further than other pigeons which is the main thing that is needed when you are planning to get the perfect long distance racing pigeon. Before buying a long distance racing pigeon, you should first assess their chest strength. The best way to do this is by putting your index finger between the first knuckle of the wing and the rib cage. Your finger should leave an indentation. Also, it is best to look at the wing of the pigeon that you are planning to buy. It is best to choose a wing that is wedge shaped. It should be strong so that your long distance racing pigeon would be able to fly high and travel longer distances. What is pigeon racing? Pigeon racing is a sport in which specially bred and trained pigeons are released from specific locations. They then race back to their home lofts. Do I need a loft in my garden? No. These days there are two forms of pigeon racing – club races and one loft races. Club races do generally require a pigeon owner to keep a loft. However, one loft races do not.