NRCC

Organisations wishing to be convoyed by the club should apply to the secretary, thank you

The NRCC’s final two calendared races took place on Saturday, September 14th from Dunbar. The young birds were the first to be liberated at 8:15 followed by the old hens at 8:55. The wind was a strong South Westerly one for much of the Northern part of the country although it eased in strength down

After much consideration the ‘Futurity Committee’ put it to the club’s president that with no possible chance of a liberation last weekend and having held the birds over for three days and with no chance of a break in the weather the decision was made to return the birds. We have looked at and considered

With the weather showing no improvement the birds have been moved to Alnwick. I have spoken with the convoyer and they have all been rested, fed and watered. This decision is not one that has been taken lightly and neither will the decision to liberate them either. Should we be fortunate to get them away

The NRCC’s final two calendared races took place on Saturday, September 14th from Dunbar. The young birds were the first to be liberated at 8:15 followed by the old hens at 8:55. The wind was a strong South Westerly one for much of the Northern part of the country although it eased in strength down

Your entry form for the 2024 futurity race can be downloaded here. There is no need to post the form just bring it with you.If you do not have a printer we will have some at each marking station. The marking stations are Norwich, Wyberton and Calverton. Times can be found on the entry form

The remaining three races are approaching very fast. Entries for the Young bird and Old Hens race have to be in no later than Tuesday 10th September, if entering online then you have to do two entries as id doing a paer entry as it is two separate races. If you are paying by bank