Champion Fancier Racing Pigeons - Manuel Juarez of La Morita Loft, New Jersey USA
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- čas přidán 21. 07. 2024
- Loft Visit and Interview at La Morita Loft with Racing Pigeons Champion Fancier Manuel Juarez.
We will look at how Manuel evolved to become a Champion Fancier and we'll take a look at some of his top pigeons.
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Chapters/Questions
00:00 Intro
00:22 How and when did you start with Pigeons?
03:00 How did you go about obtaining top racing pigeons?
04:13 Racing Pigeon Strain that gave him 2 combine 1st place races in 2023
05:44 What Strain do you like the best? Strains making "a lot of noise"
07:00 Sire and Grandsire of some of his best racing birds - "Tarzan"
09:20 A look at "Tarzan", Manuel's main breeder at the moment
10:43 Hardy Kruger blood is in many OLR winning birds
11:01 Sire and Dam of the 2 combine winners - Iron Clad x Constant & Greek Connection
12:05 What takes for Pigeons to win races? Is it Quality or Training?
12:41 How far do you take YB's for training?
13:14 A look at "Satanas" - Hardy Kruger & Hardy Kruger/Nanez - Royal Cup Winner blood (Aztec Loft)
14:11 What difference you see in your original birds and these now?
15:45 Stratos Loft has bought pigeons from Manuel
16:04 Manuel started sending pigeons to OLR's in 2021 and some results
18:13 He acquired a brother and a uncle of 2022 Hoosier Classic Winner from Aztec Loft
18:51 He acquired birds off of Red Eagle (one of Aztec's best breeders - direct daughter of Angelina)
20:24 He acquired more top birds from Aztec Loft and a friend
21:28 GdSon Wolverine & GdSon Porsch 911 sibling to Royal Cup winner and GdSire to Dash for Cash eq 1st for his friend
22:16 GdSon Porsch 911 and GdSon Golden Prince sire to 112th out of 50,000+ p. in Mexico
23:22 How do you pair your birds for breeding, what is your selection?
25:11 GrandDaughter of Best Kittel, last acquisition from Aztec Loft
26:26 Kittel Birds and how they can fly all distances
29:02 Manuel's Young Birds System
30:32 His Feeding approach
31:33 Droppings, health, medicating, quality of the birds makes the difference
33:01 Inbred Wolverine Hen (Mike Ganus)
33:51 Greek Connection Hen
35:03 Sire of the two Hoosier Classic Semi Finals eq 1st winners (Wolverine blood)
36:13 What do you recommend for new comers and not so new flyers to win races?
38:42 Do you sell any birds? Track record
40:11 Grandson of Tarzan also a top bird
40:55 Jelle Roziers Hen x Hardy Kruger produced 2 money winners
42:22 A look at Manuel's YB loft
43:00 Is a good bird in the Combine a good bird for an OLR?
43:25 Conclusion, a big thank you for the interview and for the top bird he gifted me - Zábava
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You may contact Manuel via email Manueljuarez@gmx.com
Nice loft🇧🇩 Thunk you🌹🌹🌹
Guys like this have a 6th sense with their birds. You can learn and study all you want but some people are just naturally gifted with animals and then you combine that with a good work ethic and passion and you get a champion.
Agreed
Take the guy to the worst flying spot and see how he gets on ? But congratulations for him as well. 🎉👏👏👏
Thanks Silvio for doing this! It’s very informative!
RACING PIGEONS, GREETINGS TO GREETINGS AS A PIGEON HOBBY, GOOD LUCK ALWAYS BE HEALTHY, I'M FROM INDONESIA 👍👍😊🙏
Hello 👋 How is the pigeon racing sport in Indonesia?
100%🕊️🕊️💪💪💪💪 love your style you’re absolutely 100% right in everything that you’re saying with the breeding the feeding the training and the instance and health🇵🇷
Love the video! Glad your finally doing what you wanted to do it’s exactly how I learned everything I know 🙏🙌🏽
Thanks. I definitely need to do this more often...
Excellent video very informative.
Great video he got some super pigeons!
Very nice interview. A super set of birds he has cultivated. Satanas is a beauty. It was good seeing Stratos outside his natural habitat 😁
Yes indeed, he's got the goods 👌 I held maybe 8 birds and my oh my 😍
Steve helped me set up the interview, it was nice to hang out with the two of them.
@@MaydisLoft That's awesome, I am envious. 😁
Awesome interview video, Silvio! The "Iron Clad" blood strikes again!
They win everywhere! Rooting for you and Steve with yours.
@@MaydisLoft.. Thanks Silvio!
تحياتي لكم اخي العزيز من جنوب العراق
نريد منك وضع الترجمة للعربية
🌏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ 👍👍
Very nice video, a lot of info here
Buen colombófilo Mane, pero sobre todo buen amigo
Very educational
Good video and good info. He definitely got lucky with his birds, lots of guys buy the same blood and do nothing with them. Takes a lot of luck in this sport.
Lucky? You don't win that many combine races, especially in the CJC with luck, even if you might have the best strain of pigeons in the world in your loft. You just answered your own statement when you said "lots of guys buy the same blood and do nothing with them". That just solidifies the fact that he IS in fact doing something right with his birds to be consistently successful and luck had nothing to do with it. Having great blood in the loft helps to a degree, but won't do diddly, unless you add other things into the equation like training and the care of the birds. Having good bloodlines only helps you to get started on the right foot, nothing more. The results you have to earn. JMHO
@@ausfuhrpramienjagar Many GREAT fanciers have purchased the same blood with little success, is all I’m saying. It takes a degree of luck to get a good one. I’m not saying Manuel isn’t a great manager, he has absolutely proven to be the real deal in this sport. It’s only when you put your neck on the chopping block week after week you realize how much luck it takes to get a good bird. You can buy the best birds in the word, mate them together and get nothing out of them, or get handed a gift bird and it becomes your foundation breeder. Ad Schaerlaeckens said it many many times. “It takes luck in this sport”
Luck is a part of the sport no doubt. But I think if one has good quality birds it knocks on the door more often, 😆
@@MaydisLoft I’m not saying he got lucky in winning races, just saying he got lucky getting good birds while others have not.
@@AdrianP_loft I get what you mean, I hear it all the time, people have these big name birds with top background but they still don't see the results. Luck does play in getting the perfect mating. That's also why we try mix up pairs if we haven't seen progress in the offspring. What would you say is the most time to give them a second chance, 2 years?
Beautiful pigeon. Can you put a phone number
Manueljuarez@gmx.com