UP FOR AUCTION IS AU 2022 AA 30992

VERY NICE YOUNG BIRD, THESE BIRDS I HAVE NEVER SEEN UP FOR SALE IN USA AND WHEN THEY WERE AVAILABLE IN EUROPE, THEY WERE GOING FOR THOUSANDS, THESE BIRDS DOMINATE OVER LAND AND SEA, THEY CROSS THE ENGLISH CHANNEL. THEY PUT THE COOPER FAMILY ON TOP. HERE IS A YOUNG BIRD WITH 6X FARMER GERORGE, VERY VERY SPECIAL BIRDS. IN THE PEDIGREES YOU WILL ALSO FIND "GEORGE" AND "FARMER GEORGE"

The incredible racer and breeder George

The 2013 winner Wollongong, a previous winner of 1st club Exeter, 4th National Tours, 10th section St Malo and 3rd section, 35th national Pau, is a Hans and Peter Brockamp pigeon on her sire’s side but her dam is a half-sister to George, the Cooper’s 1st NFC Tarbes winner. Other ace racers for the Coopers that contain the line of George are Scotty (1st section, 5th National Agen, 1st section Falaise and 1st section, 9th National Bordeaux), Georgia Jean (8th international Pau, 4th International hens, 5th National Pau ­, 1st Euro Diamond Pau, 1st section, 22nd open Pau, 21st section, 51st open Tours) and Southfield Abigail (2nd International yearlings Bordeaux, 3rd International hens). Another daughter of George is the dam of the amazing Farmer George, a winner of 1st international Bordeaux from 22,029 birds, 3rd National section Tours, 135th NFC Saintes and 150th open Fougeres. Yet another daughter of George has bred 1st ace pigeon Europe in the Wuhan Golden Sands Derby race in China. George has been a brilliant line for the Coopers and his offspring have been equally influential in other lofts that have obtained them. Such examples are: 1st grand national Pau for Harding Bros, 1st international Dax for Mark Gilbert,1st open Saintes national for Stan Dangerfield, 1st open Pau Classic for Witney and Reed, 1st grand national Tarbes for Paul Kendall and 1st national Carentan for J and D Staddon.

GEOFF COOPER PIGEONS

Home to winners of 4 x 1st Internationals

plus 2 x 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th,10th,12th, 16th, International positions,

8 x 1st National, 73 provincial (section) wins.

Geoff and Catherine Cooper live at Peasedown St John near Bath,in the South West of the UK. They have been at the top of UK International and National racing for over thirty years. Very little club racing takes place,  they prefer the greater challenge of International and National racing which are all overseas and enjoy competing against fanciers from countries like Belgium, Holland, France and Germany.The only club racing they compete in is for preparation for an International or National.
Racing overseas into the South West of the UK is very hard. The birds need to be extra special to be able to cope with the strong head winds which are nearly always blowing across the sea.These hard conditions have not stopped Geoff and Catherine’s love of overseas racing and they have developed a family which is recognised as one of the top families in the Europe for racing at speed across the seas in the hard International and Nationals.