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Hey Karen we're nice Carole said sosherry said:and still i wait for some nice person 2 let me know wot they r as i havent got mine yet thanx for the one u let me know fleesh and yes great idea jaqs :thumbsup:
yes u sure are :thumbsup:rodders said:Hey Karen we're nice Carole said sosherry said:and still i wait for some nice person 2 let me know wot they r as i havent got mine yet thanx for the one u let me know fleesh and yes great idea jaqs :thumbsup:
rodders said:Hey Karen we're nice Carole said sosherry said:and still i wait for some nice person 2 let me know wot they r as i havent got mine yet thanx for the one u let me know fleesh and yes great idea jaqs :thumbsup:
Came on this morning to ask you if you thought the costing was wrong Dee?but your last post has changed :wacko: Is somebody messing about with peoples posts :- "DENISE BAILEY said:rodders said:Not my costing Dee,think the BWRA must of added that bit on the bottomDENISE BAILEY said:Think the proposals are really good this year , just got one question for rodders , as you are the proposerrodders said:bet there were a few proposals regarding the big dogs Carole :sweating:sherry said:someone is bound 2 propose banning kickboards and capping no limits :- " :lol: im jokingggggggggggg :lol:
The bwra to bring back drug testing ... ETC how did you come up with the costing on your proposal
Not having a dig or anything i know the NNWRF have recosted ours for next year ... but only just received hfl 2009 price list ?
Thanks :thumbsup:
if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
thought pups could run at 8 monthsrodders said:OK Carole here goes but in brief :lol:
You know Jacs proposal
Mine was drug testing exactly the same as Fed
Cap Scratch dogs at 55lb D Syson
Continue outcrossing to greyhounds,but resulting progeny not to be out crossed to a greyhound for 2 generations M Mottram :thumbsup: Got to add think this is much better way of bringing size down than capping
To try and keep some sort of check on breeding,by the BWRA introducing a breeders form(of which there is a copy)
Straight & Veteran championships should be for non racing champions only,as the Sidewinder Saunter is for racing champions only
Spring/Autumn puppy/yearling Championships.Scratch classes should be split into there respective weight groups .Puts them in line with adult and veteran champs
To help the national register,a do9gs race name can be reused after 12 years unless it is a racing champion
All the above proposed by A Armstrong
To raise the age of puppies to run from 10 months to 14 months and to raise the age of yearlings to run from 14 months to 18 months J Gill
If drug testing is reintroduced it should be totally random with no prior notice D Heath
The comittee should hold their positions for 5 years unless they wish to leave
D Bailey
Now i've got typers cramp :lol:
Not really David, people will still run young dogs in club opens and aim to get them ready before their time for Scottish & English Derbys - BWRA have no control over this. Although i like the idea of pups starting at 10 months i think a 6 month age gap is too much, some dogs at 14 months are capable of winning full opens.DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
Just wondered where the figures came from , maybe a breakdown should of been added toorodders said:Came on this morning to ask you if you thought the costing was wrong Dee?but your last post has changed :wacko: Is somebody messing about with peoples posts :- "DENISE BAILEY said:rodders said:Not my costing Dee,think the BWRA must of added that bit on the bottomDENISE BAILEY said:Think the proposals are really good this year , just got one question for rodders , as you are the proposerrodders said:bet there were a few proposals regarding the big dogs Carole :sweating:sherry said:someone is bound 2 propose banning kickboards and capping no limits :- " :lol: im jokingggggggggggg :lol:
The bwra to bring back drug testing ... ETC how did you come up with the costing on your proposal
Not having a dig or anything i know the NNWRF have recosted ours for next year ... but only just received hfl 2009 price list ?
Thanks :thumbsup:
Is it not 8 months for the bwra and 9 months for the fed? Think people are on about increasing the time you have to wait before racing their dogs.friggsy said:thought pups could run at 8 monthsrodders said:OK Carole here goes but in brief :lol:
You know Jacs proposal
Mine was drug testing exactly the same as Fed
Cap Scratch dogs at 55lb D Syson
Continue outcrossing to greyhounds,but resulting progeny not to be out crossed to a greyhound for 2 generations M Mottram :thumbsup: Got to add think this is much better way of bringing size down than capping
To try and keep some sort of check on breeding,by the BWRA introducing a breeders form(of which there is a copy)
Straight & Veteran championships should be for non racing champions only,as the Sidewinder Saunter is for racing champions only
Spring/Autumn puppy/yearling Championships.Scratch classes should be split into there respective weight groups .Puts them in line with adult and veteran champs
To help the national register,a do9gs race name can be reused after 12 years unless it is a racing champion
All the above proposed by A Armstrong
To raise the age of puppies to run from 10 months to 14 months and to raise the age of yearlings to run from 14 months to 18 months J Gill
If drug testing is reintroduced it should be totally random with no prior notice D Heath
The comittee should hold their positions for 5 years unless they wish to leave
D Bailey
Now i've got typers cramp :lol:
spot on david h :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
i personally think its up to the individual when they think their pups ready to runcomeonsteveuk said:spot on david h :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
I think ages are ok now as well.................think it's the amount of training that some people give their pups to do, and how quickly they get them behind a rag and in races that causes the bother, not the age they are started. All our dogs have started and progressed at different times.stuart worcs said:i personally think its up to the individual when they think their pups ready to runcomeonsteveuk said:spot on david h :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
think theres nothing wrong with the age limits now for puppies
what will it be called if voted in?
not the puppy championships surely 14months not a puppy
stuart worcs said:i personally think its up to the individual when they think their pups ready to runcomeonsteveuk said:spot on david h :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
think theres nothing wrong with the age limits now for puppies
what will it be called if voted in?
not the puppy championships surely 14months not a puppy
Fleesh said:I doubt whether it will stop people having pups ready at 6/7mths David but it will mean that the likelihood of pups being schooled properly is improved and people are under less pressure to rush their youngsters.
If nothing else it means that a pup will race on the club handicap or in grouped trials for a few weeks or a few months in order to get the hang of things and so when in a puppy race will behave correctly and pose less of a danger to the other pups :thumbsup:
mature puppy :thumbsup: why dont clubs put a capping age on putting pups behind a lure 8 month,still to early for me. when you hear pups screaming with fatal damage after schooling accident,a little bit of whippet racing dies in me. is this right NO.i know i am to careful with mine, but firstly they are our family pets. i.m.ostuart worcs said:i personally think its up to the individual when they think their pups ready to runcomeonsteveuk said:spot on david h :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:DavidH said:if this gets voted in we might see more dogs making it to the track.starting dogs at 6/7 month very chancie,so many pick up injurys that affect there racing career.whippeteerThe1st said:pups 10 months to 14 months ,,,,sounds a better age to race them at,,, :thumbsup:
ask the people who check your dogs when a dog is ready to put behind a lure.
everybody have there ideas, one indication start them when the knuckle has gone as they are fully grown then. mine are h/ws started at 11 1/2month and 12 1/2 month. would think bentley will be similar.
think theres nothing wrong with the age limits now for puppies
what will it be called if voted in?
not the puppy championships surely 14months not a puppy
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