Moeskroen-Menen 05-04-2025 – Afd. 2 Rayon 2 RCC West
What a phenomenal display of pigeon racing excellence! On April 5th, during the Moeskroen-Menen race, one fancier rose far above the competition: C. Verhees-Baremans from Hoeven. With four pigeons in the top five, he delivered nothing short of a masterclass in modern racing pigeon sport!
📊 Race Overview & Results
- Release point: Moeskroen-Menen
- Date & Time: April 5, 2025 – 09:25 AM
- Weather: Moderate North-Eastern wind
- Total pigeons in competition: 1,493
- Winning distance: 130.920 km
- Winning speed: 1,219.182 m/min
- Arrival time of 1st pigeon: 11:12:23 AM
With a stunning performance, C. Verhees-Baremans claimed:
- 🥇 1st place
- 🥈 2nd place
- 🥉 3rd place
- 🏅 5th place
And if that wasn’t enough, he also secured the 17th, 21st, and 22nd positions! This isn’t just winning — this is absolute domination.
🧬 A Remarkable Bloodline: The First Three Are Full Sisters!
One of the most extraordinary facts about this winning performance is that the first three pigeons clocked by C. Verhees-Baremans are full sisters — bred from the same pairing. This kind of result underlines the power of strong genetics and intelligent breeding choices.
To have not just one, but three siblings dominate a race of nearly 1,500 pigeons is a clear testament to the quality and depth of the Verhees-Baremans breeding loft. These sisters didn’t just arrive — they arrived early, fast, and together, proving their bloodline’s consistency, resilience, and racing instinct. It's moments like these that show how top results are built in the breeding loft long before they’re earned on the wing.
This trio of full sisters might just be the new golden line in Hoeven!
💎 Spotlight on the Champion: C. Verhees-Baremans
Known for his eye for quality and razor-sharp preparation, C. Verhees-Baremans is no stranger to success. His loft is clearly in top form, and his results speak for themselves. His passion for the sport is visible in every race report — and today, he proved once again why he is a force to be reckoned with in RCC West Rayon 2.
His winning bird, ring number 4-8486809, didn’t just showcase speed, but also incredible determination and consistency. Performing like this in such a strong field is proof of true class — both from the pigeon and its fancier.
🔍 Other Notable Performances
- Geert de Regt (Nispen): Strong 4th place with a speed of 1,196.333 m/min
- John van Dongen (Roosendaal): Multiple pigeons in the top 20 – 7th, 8th, and 13th position
- Team Bals – Huijsmans (Wouwse Plantage): Three pigeons between 10th and 12th place – a rock-solid performance!
These names show just how much talent is active in this region – and how high the level of competition truly is.
📣 Conclusion: Racing Pigeon Sport at Its Best!
This race from Moeskroen-Menen 2025 was a brilliant showcase of sharp strategy, top-conditioned pigeons, and competitive spirit. But the undeniable star of the day was C. Verhees-Baremans. His name will echo through this season, and fanciers across the Netherlands – and beyond – would do well to keep an eye on him.
Racing pigeon sport is alive. Racing pigeon sport is thriving.
And with fanciers like C. Verhees-Baremans leading the charge, the future looks fast, fierce, and full of feathers!
Untill the next blog,
Jan de Wijs
The Real Pigeon Boss
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