Car race 4 & 12th & 13th Training Flights - Elimar Pigeon Services

INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASETHE 17th SOUTH AFRICAN MILLION DOLLAR PIGEON RACERESULTS FOR CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 & TRAINING FLIGHTS 12 & 13.CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 took place on Saturday 29 th December 2012 from 303km (188miles) and the basketing list on the official web site showed a total of 3,299 pigeons werebasketed and this total was made up by 2,946 International, which included 303 UnitedKingdom and 44 Irish pigeons plus 353 from South Africa.The convoy were liberated at 05.20 in fine and clear conditions, little to no wind, withtemperature of 19c (66f) and a good race was expected. The temperature was due to riseup to 32c (92f) as the day progressed. This race turned out to be one of the strangest HOTSPOT RACES in the 17 years history of the race and one can only assume that the pigeonsmust have hit a storm somewhere on their way home as only 2,159 pigeons (65.44%) madeit home on the day out of 3,299 that were liberated.The OPEN result was as follows and CONGRATULATIONS goes to Loft Einkamerer fromSouth Africa who took 1 st Open with pigeon named Shiloh which was clocked at09.34.44.75 to record a velocity of 1298ypm (44mph), 2 nd just 10.65 seconds later HansHirn from Germany, 3 rd Manfred Tihen from Germany, 4 th Fahad R Alazme from Kuwait,5 th Bunag Loft from United States Of America, 6 th Koziol-Kaszuba from Poland, 7 th Hansand Evert-Jan Eijerkamp from Netherlands, 8 th Mee and Hatoum from United States OfAmerica, 9 th SG Heinrich u Juergen Reinhard from Germany, 10 th Team Mausen-Koelnfrom Germany, 11 th Ruediger Schoenau from Germany, 12 th Koopman Racing Team fromNetherlands, 13 th Salam Alotaibi from Kuwait, 14 th Ganus Family Loft from United StatesOf America, 15 th Ahsan Khan from United States Of America, 16 th Ganus Family Loft fromUnited States Of America, 17 th Maria u Hubert Bramkamp from Germany, 18 th KarlFuermsinn from Austria, 19 th Koopman Racing Team from Netherlands and 20 th Bernd uKarin Schnell from Germany. The time gap between the first 20 pigeons was 3 minutes05.40 seconds and a total of 7 different countries were represented in this result.A total of 2,159 pigeons were officially recorded on the day up to 19-35, leaving astaggering 1,140 (34.56%) pigeons still to make it back to the lofts. The clocking systemwas left on for Sunday and luckily the weather was OK and by 18.43 a further 684 pigeonshad returned to the lofts, making to running total up to 2,843 (86.17%) pigeons, whichstill left 456 to make it back to base camp. As this was an important race the clockingsystem was also left on during Monday and a further 83 returned up to 16.56 making atotal of 2,926 back in the lofts. The Tuesday loft listing showed 2,945 pigeons (89.27%) inthe lofts, which meant 354 (10.73%) were still missing.***BRAND NEW MOTOR CAR WINNER IN CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 was won by LoftEinkamerer from South Africa with their pigeon named Shiloh that took 1 st Open which ofcourse made a late Christmas present for Butch Einkamerer.

***TWENTY US$1,000 (£625) CASH PRIZES IN CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 were won by thepigeons that took 1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , 4 th , 5 th , 7 th , 10 th , 11 th , 12 th , 13 th , 14 th , 16 th , 18 th , 19 th and20 th Open which are all mentioned above in the Open result which meant that five pigeonsfrom Poland, plus two from both United States Of America and Germany wereNot–Activated and did not win the allocated prize money. It really got worse because twomore pigeons that took 22 nd from Hungary and 23 rd from Belgium also were Not-Activated,so this meant that the pigeons that took 21 st from Netherlands, 24 th from Germany, 25 thfrom Netherlands, 26 th from Germany and 27 th from South Africa walked away with bonuscash prize of US$1,000 (£626) each for their efforts. That means that in the four CARRACE HOT SPOTS held so far in this race series a total of 13 have not been Activated andhave not won their US$1,000 (£625) cash prizes.***TWO PIGEON CHALLENGE OFFERS A US$2,000 (£1,300) CASH PRIZE was won by GanusFamily Loft from United States Of America with pigeons two in Team J, named Laura HasClass and Super Howard The First. This great loft also took the runners up position withtwo more of their pigeons, which is a truly remarkable performance. The first UnitedKingdom competitor took 35 th and was Mark Gilbert from Windsor with his two pigeons inTeam A, named Southfield Benji and Southfield Home. The first Irish competitor took 80 thand was Moran + Bowden with two pigeons in Team A named Lady Ellen and Andyman.***THE KNOCKOUT COMPETITION:- originally attracted 3,026 fully paid up pigeons and1,082 pigeons (55%) were still in the running in Round 3, this total contained 999International including 96 from the United Kingdom, 18 from Ireland and 83 from SouthAfrica. This figure would now be whittled down to 379 (35%) and after this tough race thefollowing pigeons still remaining in this tough competition and this total was made up by353 International pigeons which included 29 from the United Kingdom and 4 from Ireland,plus 26 from South Africa. These will now be entered for Round 4 which will take place onCAR RACE HOT SPOT 5 on Saturday 12 th January 2013 from 350km (218 miles) when thetop 76 (20%) pigeons will go through to the Knockout Final Round which will take placeon Saturday 2 nd February from 550km (342 miles) with the first pigeon being clocked inthe Final Race will walk away with a cool US$25,000 (£16,225) “POT OF GOLD” for itsefforts. I just goes to show how tough this round was because the last qualifying pigeonout of the 379 took 1,037 th position in CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4, which just goes to provethat many of the form pigeons just did not perform well in this race.***CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 ACE PIGEON AWARD OFFERS A US$5,000 (£3,250) CASHPRIZE:- Now after 4 races the leading pigeon is With All My Heart which is owned byStefaniszyn – Maas from Germany with a combined flying time of 11.44.28.88 nearly sixminutes in front of the next pigeon. The first United Kingdom pigeon is in 12 th spot andwas Pink Eyes for Aurea Dream Team UK, administered by Ronnie Johnson from WestBromwich and with pigeon bred by BP Crowle – S+J Worrall, which had a flying time of12.06.16.78. There were 10 UK pigeons in the top 99 in this category. The first Irishpigeon was in 80 th and was Gaelic Dreams for Philip + Mark Smith with a flying time of12.35.27.12.CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1 st UK, 30 th Open went to Syndicate Lofts UK with pigeonnamed Like A Hurricane, bred by Peter Fox from Bangor which was officially clocked at09.40.52.10, only 6 minutes 07.35 seconds behind the actual race winner. 2 nd UK, 48 thOpen Kelly, Van Boxmeer and Sparkes with pigeon bred by Graham Sparkes of PremierLofts from Patringham Haven, who has not been very well recently. Sure we all wish him aspeedy recovery. 3 rd UK, 72 nd Open Mark Gilbert from Windsor, 4 th UK, 102 nd Open AureaDream Team UK, administered by Ronnie Johnson from West Bromwich and with a pigeonbred by Lee Davison + Son from Liverpool, 5 th UK, 112 th Open Guys Lofts Elite with pigeonbred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 6 th UK, 118 th Open Myrtle Lofts – Evans +Walker with pigeon bred by Mark & Dickie Evans from Whitley Bridge, 7 th UK, 121 st Open

Glen Sensers with pigeon bred by Les Berry + Son from Leicester, 8 th UK, 122 nd OpenBurns + Watkinson with pigeon bred by Graham Watkinson from Skelmersdale, 9 th UK,136 th Open Paul Smith Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchetand with pigeon bred by Jimmy Richards from Laindon, 10 th UK, 138 th Open Team Islwynwith pigeon bred by Robert Jones from Resolven, 11 th , 12 th & 13 th UK, 147 th , 157 th & 187 thOpen Lloyd and Kelly from Abingdon, whose pigeons are flying really well in this raceseries, 14 th UK, 203 rd Open Priddle Of Woolston with pigeon bred by Phil Priddle fromSouthampton, 15 th UK, 204 th Open Woodhouse Lofts with pigeon bred by Nev Proctor fromBrown Edge, 16 th UK, 228 th Open The Liverbirds with pigeon bred by Lee Davison + Sonfrom Liverpool, 17 th UK, 265 th Open Planet Brothers from Romford, 18 th UK, 267 th OpenAurea Dream Team UK with pigeon bred by BP Crowle – S+J Worrall, 19 th UK, 275 th OpenHer Majesty The Queen with a pigeon bred by Peter Farrow who is the new Loft Manager atThe Royal Lofts in Wolferton and 20 th UK, 278 th Open Emerald Classic with pigeon bred byJohn Boyd from Ballyclare. A total of 172 UK pigeons were officially recorded on the day,leaving 131 still to return to base camp. The clocking system was left on during Sundayand a further 75 UK pigeons returned making the total 247, which still left 56 to make itback to base camp. The clocking system was left on during Monday to record later arrivalsand by 16.56 a further 11 pigeons had returned, leaving 45 still to make it back to basecamp.CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1 st Ireland, 53 rd Open went to Brammer and Nasher withpigeon named Shane which was clocked at 09.47.09.60, which was 12 minutes 24.85seconds behind the race winner, unfortunately Frank Brammer from Gloucester who was apartner in this syndicate died a couple of months ago, aged 94, I just know he would havebeen over the moon with this result, 2 nd Ireland, 58 th Open O’Donnell ABU Lofts, 3 rdIreland, 75 th Open Philip + Mark Smith, 4 th Ireland, 120 th Open another for O’Donnell ABULofts, 5 th Ireland, 210 th Open Moran + Bowden and 6 th Ireland, 220 th Open a third pigeonfor O’Donnell ABU Lofts. A total of 31 Irish pigeons were recorded on the day, leaving 13pigeons to return to the lofts. The clocking system was left on during Sunday and afurther 8 Irish pigeons returned making 39, which still left 5 to make it back to basecamp. The clocking system was left on during Monday to record later arrivals but no morereturned, leaving 5 missing from this race.THE OVERALL GRAND AVERAGES WHICH OFFERS A US$10,000 (£6,500), US$5,000(£3,250) and US$2,500 (£1,625) CASH PRIZES in this category results after 15 officialraces currently stands as follows:- 1 st Yoyi Family Loft from United States Of America withhis pigeon named Lisit with a combined flying time of 24.25.19.77. The first UK pigeonholds 3 rd Open and is owned by Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe with his pigeon named ObiSee You with a combined flying time of 24.35.07.40. There are 7 UK pigeons in the top 84in this category. The first Irish pigeon holds 46 th Open and is owned by O’Donnell ABULofts with their pigeon named Joes Delight 2 bred by Maurice O’Donnell with a combinedflying time of 25.39.41.46.CASCADE CHALLENGE had 213 entries for CAR RACE HOT SPOT 4 and this included 22pigeons from the UK and only 2 from Ireland. The “POT OF GOLD” of US$8,213.50c(£5,476) was not won and this sum will be carried over to TRAINING FLIGHT 12, thenearest pigeon won 26 th Open for Horst u Frank Sander from Germany with their pigeonnamed Ornat. The best UK pigeon took 353 rd Open for N+A Evans and Cuthbert fromWolviston. The best Irish pigeon took 220 th Open for O’Donnell ABU Lofts with pigeonnamed Mrs Bucket.GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for this race amounted to US$14,092.15c (£9,395) and had a totalof 454 pigeons entered and this included 43 UK and 5 Irish pigeons, with as total of 1,615nominations. There were two UK winners 112 th Open Guys Lofts Elite with pigeon namedAngies Star and bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton won US$306 (£204) and 122 ndOpen Burns + Watkinson with pigeon named Heartbreaker bred by Graham Watkinson from

Skelmersdale won US$51 (£34). UNITED KINGDOM NOMINATIONS had 23 pigeons enteredand 84 nominations and there was three winners as follows:- 112 th Open Guys Lofts withAngies Star winning US$157.25c (£105), 157 th Open Lloyd and Kelly from Abingdon withJamie Ray winning US208.25c (£139) and 399 th Open Cullinane and Son from Todmordenwith Zena 1 winning US$15.30 (£10). CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE FANCIERS.TRAINING FLIGHT 12 was supposed to take place on Wednesday 2 nd January 2013 from78km (48 miles) but was cancelled because of the weather and the tough CAR RACE HOTSPOT 4 a few days before.TRAINING FLIGHT 13 took place on Saturday 5th January 2013 from 103km (64 miles)and the basketing list on the official web site showed a total of 2,971 pigeons beingbasketed and this total included 2,645 International, which included 259 United Kingdomand 39 Irish pigeons, plus 326 South African pigeons.The convoy were liberated at 07.40 in fine and warm and cloudy conditions with a lighthead wind and temperature of 17c (63f) and a reasonable race was expected.The OPEN result was as follows and CONGRATULATIONS goes to Team Sylt 2000 – Ferchenfrom Germany who took 1 st Open with his pigeon named Sylt Hot Stone which wasofficially clocked at 09.05.35.40 to record a winning velocity of 1310ypm (45mph), 2 ndjust 02.75 seconds behind the winner Dr Alfred Piaget from United States Of America, 3 rdC Brown – V Mudd – P Oberholster from United Kingdom, 4 th Castleguard Lofts fromCanada, 5 th Noriega Loft from United States Of America, 6 th Manchester Maestros fromUnited Kingdom, 7 th Hok Jos Vercammen from Belgium, 8 th Jiri Svoboda from CzechRepublic, 9 th Team Raetzel – Fischer from Germany, 10 th M u W Held from Germany, 11 thSMM Team from Slovakia, 12 th Team Bremen + Joksch + Waldow from Germany, 13 thKoopman Racing Team from Netherlands, 14 th Team Eagle Eye from Germany, 15 th JosefHuber from Germany, 16 th Ulrich Franzsander from Germany, 17 th Anfield Lofts fromZimbabwe, 18 th Bader Al-Sanafi from Kuwait, 19 th Thomas Kornelius from Germany and20 th Laro Ervin from Italy. The time gap between the first 20 pigeons was just 29.15seconds and a total of 11 different countries were represented in this result. A total of2,907 pigeons were clocked on the day up to 18.34, leaving 64 still to make it back to thelofts. The clock was left on during Sunday and a further 20 made it home, leaving just 44to return. Monday morning loft list showed 2,935 leaving just 36 to return to the lofts.CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1 st UK, 3 rd Open went to C Brown – V Mudd – POberholster with their winning pigeon named Obi Lt 2 bred by Pieter Oberholster fromKeysoe and their winner was officially clocked at 09.05.38.20 just 02.80 seconds behindthe race winner, 2 nd UK, 6 th Open Manchester Maestros with pigeon bred by Chehan &O’Conner from Salford, 3 rd UK, 28 th Open Kelly, Van Boxmeer and Sparkes with pigeonbred by Premier Lofts from Patringham Haven, with pigeon that has scored numeroustimes so far in this race series, 4 th UK, 29 th Open Lucky Devils Syndicate, administered byPaul Smith from Stansted Mountfitchet and with pigeon bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin,5 th UK, 50 th Open Aurea Dream Team UK with pigeon bred by L Davison and Son fromLiverpool, 6 th UK, 56 th Open Gribbles Choice with pigeon bred by Phil Bond & Son fromTorquay, 7 th UK, 57 th Open Paul Smith Syndicate, administered by Paul and with pigeonbred by Jimmy Richards from Laindon, this pigeon has already scored a few times in thisrace series, 8 th , 9 th & 17 th UK, 89 th , 110 th & 201 st Open Mark Gilbert from Windsor with 3pigeons bred by the master himself, 10 th UK, 128 th Open Team Islwyn with pigeon bred byRobert Jones from Resolven, 11 th UK, 139 th Open Common View Lofts with pigeon bred byJohn Cooper from Pontypridd, 12 th UK, 168 th Open Syndicate Lofts UK with pigeon bred byPeter Fox from Bangor, this pigeon has also won a few prizes in this race series, 13 th UK,177 th Open The Liverbirds with pigeon bred by Lee Davison & Son from Liverpool, 14 th UK,178 th Open Guys Lofts Elite with pigeon bred by Graham Guy from Wolverhampton, 15 thUK, 188 th Open The Farriers with pigeon bred by Brian Greenley from Swinton, with

pigeon that scored already in this race series, 16 th UK, 199 th Open Tickets Collectors, 18 thUK, 209 th Open Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe with pigeon that has been flyingexceptionally well, 19 th UK, 215 th Open Kelly, Van Boxmeer and Sparkes with a secondpigeon bred by Premier Stud, Patringham Haven and then 20 th UK, 226 th Open CarlosDream Syndicate, administered by Paul Smith, with pigeon bred by Jos Reilly from Dublin.This syndicate was formed and paid for by Paul Smith, Eamon Kelly and Jos Reilly to keepthe name of the late Carlo Napolitano (Past Loft Manager to Her Majesty The Queen) inthis great race, as he was a big supporter of this race before his untimely death last year.A total of 253 UK pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving 6 still to make itback to the lofts. One more UK pigeon returned early on Sunday, leaving 5 still to return.CONGRATULATIONS for winning 1 st Ireland, 21 st Open was Aurea Dream Team Eire withtheir pigeon named Hells Bells bred by Sheldon Leonard which was clocked at 09.06.01.80just 26.40 seconds behind the race winner, 2 nd Ireland, 93 rd Open Jos Reilly – TeamIreland, 3 rd Ireland, 140 th Open Aurea Dream Team Eire with pigeon bred by Lloyd + Kellyfrom Abingdon, 4 th Ireland, 321 st Open Safet Duran, 5 th Ireland, 344 th Open Brammer andNasher with pigeon bred by John Nash and then 6 th Ireland, 393 rd Open Philip + MarkSmith. A total of 37 Irish pigeons were officially recorded on the day, leaving just 2 still toreturn to the lofts. One more Irish pigeon homed on Sunday, leaving just 1 to make ithome.THE OVERALL GRAND AVERAGES category results after 16 official races currently standsas follows:- 1 st Open goes to Pieter Oberholster from the United Kingdom with his greatpigeon named Obi See You with a combined flying time of 26.03.22.15 which is currentlyleading this category by just 1 minute 57.37 seconds. The first UK pigeon is holding 1stOpen and belongs to Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe with his pigeon named Obi See You.This pigeon has also won quite a few top positions in the first 16 races. There are 4 UKpigeons in this top 47 in this category. The first Irish pigeon holds 45 th Open and belongsto O’Donnell ABU Lofts with pigeon named Joes Delight 2 bred by Maurice O’Donnell witha combined flying time of 27.15.15.11.The information listed above on all these winning pigeons was gleaned from the officialSAMDPR web site and I can only apologise if this information is not correct at the time ofcompiling this press release. If any competing members want more information regardingthe breeder of any winning pigeons or where they live then all they have to do is phone oremail me and I will add this information to my database for future reference.The remaining race programme will be as follows:- Training Flight 14 (*) on Wednesday 9 thJanuary 2013 from 80km (50 miles), HOT SPOT CAR RACE 5 (*) on Saturday 12 th Januaryfrom 350km (218 miles), Training Flight 15 (*) on Saturday 19 th January 2013 from 80km(50 miles), Training Flight 16 (*) on Wednesday 23 rd January 2013 from 80km (50 miles),Training Flight 17 (*) on Saturday 26 th January 2013 from 125km (78 miles) and then THEFINAL RACE (*) on Saturday 2 nd February 2013 from 550km (342 miles). ALL THESERACES WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE APPOINTED DAY PROVIDING THE WEATHER ISSUITABLE FOR THE LIBERATION AND RACE TO TAKE PLACE, IF NOT THEY COULD BEFLOWN ON ANOTHER DAY WHEN THE WEATHER FORECAST WAS MORE FAVOURABLE.ONLY RACES OF 50KM (31 MILES) OR OVER COUNT TOWARDS THE ACE PIGEONAWARDS. ALL THE NOMINATION RACES ARE ALL MARKED WITH AN ASTERIX (*) NEXTTO THE FLIGHT OR RACE.In the GLOBAL NOMINATIONS for TRAINING FLIGHT 13 there were a total of 157 pigeonsentered and this included 18 from the UK and 3 from Ireland and there was a total of 497Nominations and US$3,139.90c (£2,094) was up for grabs. Only one UK pigeon won anymoney and this was 3 rd Open C Brown – V Mudd – P Oberholster with pigeon named Obi Ld2 bred by Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe which won US$306.00c (£204) for its effort.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS UNITED KINGDOM WINNER. UK COUNTRY NOMINATIONSonly had a 6 pigeons entered and 15 Nominations and C Brown – V Mudd - P Oberholsterwon 3 rd Open with pigeon named Obi Ld 2 bred by Pieter Oberholster from Keysoe, whichwon US$34.00c (£23) for its effort.CASCADE CHALLENGE is basically a “Single Pigeon Nomination” at a cost of US$10 (£6-50) per pigeon. Only one pigeon in each syndicate can be entered and to win this “Pot OfGold” a nominated pigeon has to win 1 st Open. If not then whatever is in the pot carriesforward to the next Nomination Flight. In TRAINING FLIGHT 13 there was a total of 170pigeons entered and that contained 14 UK and 2 Irish pigeons and “THE POT OF GOLD”and US$9,658.50c (£6,440) was not won and will be carried over to TRAINING FLIGHT 14.The nearest pigeon took 3 rd Open for Obi See You bred by Pieter Oberholster from Keysoewhich was also the first United Kingdom pigeon clocked. The best Irish pigeon was TheDeise Rocket for Mousies Dream Team which took 770 th Open. GOOD LUCK IN THE NEXTROUND TO ALL ENTRANTS.Of course before you can actually NOMINATION a pigeon or pigeons or put a pigeon in theCASCADE CHALLENGE you must have the appropriate funds in your ASI account. So if youwish to have a bit of extra fun during the 2012/13 race series please contact your CountryShipper as soon as possible who will then pass your funds over to the race organisers sothat you have enough funds in your AS account to have a little gamble.I would just like to notify fanciers that my weekly International Press Releases andNewsletters will all be published in our two weekly pigeon magazines, namely “The BritishHoming World” and “The Racing Pigeon”. Information will also be sent out to numerousother Web Sites:- www.regencylofts.com www.iprr.co.uk www.elimarpigeons.comwww.pigeonportal.com www.cyberpigeon.co.uk www.pigeonbasics.com www.pigeoncare.nlwww.starpigeons.com www.fancierchat@btinternet.com and www.pigeonpixels.co.ukIf you have any questions or queries about any aspect of THE SOUTH AFRICAN MILLIONDOLLAR PIGEON RACE, then please contact me on my home telephone number, mobilenumber or by text SMS or by emailing me and I will do my best to answer any of yourquestions or queries.If any fancier in the United Kingdom or Ireland would like to receive my weeklyInternational Press Releases and Newsletters by email, then all you have to do is emailyour request and I will add your email address to my database, then all information will beforwarded to you on a regular basis.My first shipping date for The 18th South African Million Dollar Pigeon Race will be onWEDNESDAY 12th JUNE 2013. However, your pigeons will need to be with me onSATURDAY 8 th , SUNDAY 9 th or MONDAY 10 th JUNE 2013. This is later than the last fewyears and is due to the lofts not being open to take pigeons at an earlier date because ofenforced new quarantine regulations. This will probably be my only shipment, so ifinterested please book your spaces early. The race date for The 18th South African MillionDollar Pigeon Race has now been confirmed as Saturday 25 th January 2014.Paul Smith. United Kingdom Race Team Shipper & International Race Co-ordinator forThe 17th South African Million Dollar (The Greatest & Biggest One Loft Pigeon Race InThe World Today and also The Race With The Proven Track Record), which is due to beheld in Emperors Palace, Johannesburg, South Africa on Saturday 2nd February 2013.Regency Lofts Limited, 2, Highmead, off Coltsfield, Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex. CM248LJ. England. Telephone/Facsimile:- 01279-812005. (Int. Code:- +44-1279-812005).Mobile:- 07860-568216. Email Address:- reglofts@aol.com Skype Address:- talbot7944Regency Lofts Web Site Address:- www.regencylofts.com The South African Million DollarPigeon Race Web Site Address:- www.samdpr.com or www.scmdpr.com