What a weekend it has been for the Van Win Family! Anyone scanning the latest race results will see a racing loft in absolute peak condition. They might have started a fraction later in the clocks this week, but what followed was pure, unadulterated promotion for the pigeon racing sport. With an incredible prize percentage across the board, the different lofts of the family proved that pure class always rises to the top.
The absolute highlight of the weekend? The discovery of a golden vein on the breeding loft that is simply unmatched.
The Sensation at Milan’s Loft: Three Full Sisters to Rani and Resi!
When we talk about breeding dominance and raw racing power, Milan Van Win takes the crown this weekend. His first three pigeons to reach the home turf are not just ordinary top racers. They are all full sisters to Rani and Resi! This once again proves that the absolute top lines of the Van Win pigeons pass on their winning mentality effortlessly from one generation to the next. The photos of these magnificent athletes speak volumes: they radiate strength, focus, and pure class.
Milan put down a fabulous streak on Toury with this team. Just look at these numbers, because the facts don’t lie:
Local Old Birds (395 pigeons): 10 prizes out of 26 basketed, starting with the 42nd, 44th, 51st, and 53rd.
Local Yearlings (254 pigeons): 7 prizes out of 18 basketed.
Zennevalei Old Birds (1,091 pigeons): 9 prizes out of 26 basketed, with the 77th and 84th leading the pack.
Zennevalei Yearlings (686 pigeons): 7 prizes out of 18 basketed.
Pajot Oost Yearlings (1,169 pigeons): An incredible 9 prizes out of 18 basketed! That is exactly half of the basket in the prizes against fierce competition.
Hok L&N: One Hundred Percent Pure Efficiency
If you think you need to basket hundreds of birds to dominate a race, you haven’t met Hok L&N yet. Led by Bryan , Dylan en Ludwig, they chose a razor-sharp, quality-over-quantity approach for Toury. The result is breathtaking:
Old Birds (395 pigeons): 3 pigeons sent, 3 prizes won! (65th, 124th, 130th)
Yearlings (254 pigeons): 3 pigeons sent, 3 prizes won! (65th, 124th, 130th)
A flawless 100% score. That is master craftsmanship at its finest, where every single arrow shot lands straight in the bullseye. Dylan proves that he is not just a master breeder with an eye for unique colors and premium quality, but that his birds back it up on the race path with devastating power.
Gregory Van Win: Dominating Toury and Noyon
Gregory Van Win also entered the battlefield with plenty of confidence and left the competition scrambling for answers. On Toury (Pajot Oost), he basketed 12 old birds and 12 yearlings against huge fields of 2,351 and 1,169 pigeons respectively. On both fronts, he scored a powerful 7 out of 12, with early birds showing up smoothly at the top (including the 42nd and 43rd against over a thousand yearlings!).
Over on Noyon Oost, Gregory dialed it up even further:
Old Birds (810 pigeons): 19 basketed and an impressive 11 fat prizes, starting at the 35th, 40th, and 49th.
Yearlings: 8 basketed and 4 clear prizes.
A Family on a Mission
The Van Win Family leaves absolutely no room for doubt. Driven by pure passion, a healthy dose of grit, and a strict selection process based on proven bloodlines, they are the colony to beat week after week. The sky-high prize percentages from this weekend show that the flock is bursting with health and motivation.
Keep a close eye on our updates, because with full sisters to Rani and Resi firing on all cylinders, it is only a matter of time before the next massive victory drops!
Jan de Wijs
The Pigeon Boss
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