AU 20 JEDDS 1463 "DARK SIDE" DARK CHECK COCK
THIS OLD LINE BEKAERT STRAIN IS OLDER THAN THE JANSSEN FAMILY IMPORTED FROM KORTRYK BELGIUM TO AMERICA IN THE 1930'S TO DETROIT MICHIGAN AND FLOWN BY THE VANNESTE BROS WINNING EIGHT CONSECUTIVE YEARS THE CHAMPIONSHIP THEN IN 1946 HECTOR VANNESTE MOVED TO CALIFORNIA AND CHANGED THE SPORT FOREVER. THIS MALE IS LINE BRED TO THE BEST OF THE BEKAERTS, BUT ALSO HAS THE FAMOUS KARL MEULEMAN LINEAGE CONCENTRATED BRED TO THE FAMOUS "GOLDEN PAIR" WHICH IN MY OPINION WAS THE GREATEST PAIR IN HISTORY. #1463 IS MEDIUM IN SIZE WITH SOFT FEATHER CURRENTLY ON HIS 10TH FLIGHT, DYNAMIC EYE COLORS & CIRCLES, HIGH VITALITY, SUPERB HEALTH, NICE EXPRESSION AND BRED FROM A PERFORMANCE PEDIGREE FOR GENERATIONS WITH CHAMPIONS IN ONE LOFT RACES, CLUBS AND COMBINES FOR MANY AROUND THE WORLD. NOTE PICTURES "MONEY PENNY" BRED OUR BREEDERS FALL CLASSIC 325 MILE WINNER & DIRECT FROM #1768 GR-SIRE TO THE FAMOUS "DIESEL" OF WE-BE-ONE (CECIL ROMERO) WON $7,000 AT THE I.F. CONVENTION RACE BRED TWO I.F. HALL OF FAME WINNERS ALONG WITH MANY MONEY PRIZE WINNERS AROUND THE COUNTRY. "REPRODUCER" KEY BREEDER IN OUR LOFT WITH MANY OF OUR ALL-TIME BEST BREEDERS BRED DOWN FROM HIM. "FRILL" OUR CORNERSTONE BREEDING MALE OF THE BEKAERT COLONY. "HANDSOME" MANY OF THE FLYERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE HIS BIRD IN THE PEDIGREE AS DOES JEFF LINGLE OF ILLINOIS WITH HIS FAMOUS BREEDER NAMED THE "SPECKLE EYED HEN" A GR-DAUGHTER. #1372 IN PEDIGREE PRODUCED OUR SAN DIEGO TRIPLE CROWN WINNER. #804 A CURRENT KEY BREEDER IN OUR STOCK LOFT WITH CHILDREN & GR-CHILDREN BREEDING WINNERS IN OLR'S AND CLUB & COMBINES FOR MANY. "THIS MALE HAS ALL THE CHARACTERISTICS TO BE A TOP BREEDER AND MY RECOMMENDATION IS TO BREED BACK TO ONE SIDE OR THE OTHER WITH THE MULES OR BEKAERTS THEN THE TOP RACERS STOCK THEM FOR THE NEXT GENERATION, THIS HAS BEEN MY METHOD FOR DECADES WITH SUCCESS" ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE EMAIL GREGMCKNIGHT92804@MSN.COM OR CALL/TEXT 714 469 2557 PACIFIC TIME ZONE. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR PURCHASING. SINCERELY, GREG MCKNIGHT.
