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The leading winners in 2007 are as follows. Dennis Dall of LadyBank Fife Wins the Crystal
Decanter for our four race Average he also wins the Crystal decanter for the Extreme Average
for Reims and Tours the sculpted glass plaque for the Average in section C.
Jim Benvie from Ladybank Fife wins the prestigious Gold Medal with Kingdom Boy for 1 st open
Reims and the John Fairbairn memorial Sheild.
Luke and Peters of Dunbar win the Silver medal for 1 st open from Portsmouth and also a crystal
decanter for 1 st yearling.
Dan Mitchell & Son of Plains near Airdrie, win the silver Medal for 1 st open Wanstead Flats.
John Proctor of Kirkcaldy Fife wins the Silver Medal for 1 st open Tours with Lucky Jim only
pigeon on the day his second Silver medal having won 1 st open St Nazaire with McFly only
pigeon on the day great flying.
Stewart Roberts of Ayton wins his second Silver medal for being 1 st open in our young bird open
from Leicester which he also won last year.
Section B average was won by Robert Nesbit winning The Sculpted Glass Plaque and a Bronze
medal for 1 st section B from Tours.
John McNeill of Broxburn wins the Sculpted Glass Plaque for the best Average in section D and
collects two Bronze medals for Reims and Tours.
Ken Buchanan from Hamilton wins the Sculpted Glass Plaque for best Average in section E.
The Following Fanciers win Bronze Medals for being 1 st in their sections. Mr& Mrs Jimmy
Graham Eccelfechan, Mr & Mrs J S Irving from Brydekirk, Mr & Mrs Skelton from Kirkpatrick
Flemming, R White from Springfield, Peter Virtue Cockburnspath, Tim Hall Chirnside, J D
Armour of Leven Fife, John Ellis from Dundee, John also wins a gold award diploma this year
with our Hall of Fame, Andy Thomson of Dundee,J T Airnes Clackmannan, Tom Henderson
Stirling, Mr & Mrs A Forrest& Son Newbridge, W Davidson And Son Coalburn, W Watson
from Kirkfieldbank, D Mathieson & Son of Coalburn, D Tervit of Ravenstruther, F W Doonon
Glasgow, Alex Roberts Clydebank, Ian Ross Chryston Glasgow, D Spittal Glasgow and Barry
Mc Crindle & Son.
In closing this brief summary on the first three years of the Scottish National Racing Pigeon
Club’s success. It is obvious it could not be possible without the members but especially the
members who helped form the club in the beginning and the members who have served on the
committee to-date. It is without doubt that each and every one have given their time and
expertise freely and only ever in the interests of the SNRPC, its members, racing pigeons in
general and the future of our recreation. May I remind our members that the AGM is on Saturday
the 9 th of February 2008 at 12noon in the Newbridge Bowling Club if you are genuine in seeing
the SNRPC successfully move forward please be present. The President the secretary and the
committee wish all our members a very successful healthy and prosperous New Year.