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1 The hen and mother of "Zilvervosje", NL 47-433488, was Oomens Bros. "Gorisduivin" Ring number unknown. Family: F83
 
2 The dam 862 was Ace Pigeon Long Distance in 1960. NL62-627716 "951 x 862"
 
3 Half sister of to "De 131". NL63-305124 "De Pauduiven"
 
4 Won 10 prizes including 28th National St Vincent father of "De Solo", "Flits" and "Pau Duiven". NL81-2120329 "De St Vincenter"
 
5 In a letter Jef van Wanroy wrote: "In the years that Dusarduijn (Staf Dusarduyn) got the nickname "Executioner of Dax and St.Vincent" I got a lot of his pigeons. The best one's I got from him came from "Oude Roose" and his "104-Debaets". This "Debaets" was no "Delbar" but from butcher Debaets from Belgium." - Camiel Debaets from Eecklo, Belgium. ZVB.OBG.45.104 "Debaets"
 
6 "Dikke Blauwe" was one of the so called "Three Musketeers" the other two being "Fietsvlieger" NL36-37252 and "Schoone Blauwe" NL37-2128 all bred before the war from "Blauwe Ost-Roe" Belg34-621537 and "Oude Reyduvin" NL-3-28-c-1253. The "Three Musketeers" were seized together with their sire "Blauwe Ost-Roe" and formed the foundation of the Steenbergen Wehrmachtshok. "Dikke Blauwe" died during the war but "Schoone Blauwe" was one of the pigeons returned to Aarden when the occupation ended. "Fietsvlieger" also returned to the Aarden loft in 1946 under his own power.  NL36-37251 Dikke Blauwe Aarden, Jan
 
7 "Fietsvlieger" was one of the so called "Three Musketeers" the other two being "Dikke Blauwe" NL36-37251 and "Schoone Blauwe" NL37-2128 all bred before the war from "Blauwe Ost-Roe" Belg34-621537 and "Oude Reyduvin" NL-3-28-c-1253. The "Three Musketeers" were seized together with their sire "Blauwe Ost-Roe" and formed the foundation of the Steenbergen Wehrmachtshok. "Dikke Blauwe" died during the war but "Schoone Blauwe" was one of the pigeons returned to Aarden when the occupation ended. "Fietsvlieger" also returned to the Aarden loft in 1946 under his own power.  NL36-37252 Fietsvlieger Aarden, Jan
 
8 " Schoone Blauwe " was one of the so called "Three Musketeers" the other two being " Dikke Blauwe" NL36-37251 and "Fietsvlieger" NL36-37252 all bred before the war from "Blauwe Ost-Roe" Belg34-621537 and "Oude Reyduvin" NL-3-28-c-1253. The "Three Musketeers" were seized together with their sire "Blauwe Ost-Roe" and formed the foundation of the Steenbergen Wehrmachtshok. "Dikke Blauwe" died during the war but "Schoone Blauwe" was one of the pigeons returned to Aarden when the occupation ended. "Fietsvlieger" also returned to the Aarden loft in 1946 under his own power.  NL37-2128 Schoone Blauwe Aarden, Jan
 
9 Emile van der Avoort was a fancier living in Borgerhout and his pigeons mostly derived from Jules Roeckaert or Ost-Roe the name under which he raced in his early days.  UKR22 "Lichte Van Der Avoort" Avoort, Emile Van Der
 
10 Inbred to "De Witbuik" of Batenburg & Son NL00-1808153 "Inteelt Witbuik" Batenburg & Zn
 
11 14th National and 85th National St. Vincent 1984 and 1986 and father of several top 10 National performers. NL81-1533120 "De Witbuik" Batenburg. & Zn
 
12 Grandmother of 2nd National Orleans 1994 and "Victoria" 2nd National Bergerac 1995. NL91-2128945 "Dochter Ruffec" Batenburg. & Zn
 
13 Mother of many prize winners including "Bonte 20" "Flits" and "Maestro". NL92-1176627 "Dochter Witbuik" Batenburg. & Zn
 
14 Won 11 prizes from 1,000 km races. NL78-322953 "Stamvader" Batenburg. & Zn
 
15 Article: Robert Ben, Calais, France F98-361048 "Super Ben" Ben. Robert
 
16 Ring number unknown. This "English Army Pigeon" was clearly obtained during wartime. It would be very interesting to know its ring number and origin. "Mozes" a son of this pigeon was hatched in 1944 consequently this pigeon was of 1943 or earlier origin. Holland was under occupation throughout this time and prior to that, on August 4th 1942, the occupying force ordered that all Dutch homing pigeons be killed. From that time pigeons, especially military trained, were a prime target of the occupying forces. Those that survived only did so by being hidden and kept in secret against the threat of severe penalties through both the fierce fighting that went on during 1944/45 and the severe winter that alone led to thousands of human deaths. UKR3 "Engelse Legerduif" British Army
 
17 Brother of "Sasin" 32nd National Barcelona.  NL87-1798307 "Zoon Wegvlieger" Brugemann. Gebr.
 
18 The 'Autowinnaar" of 1959 won 5th, 11th, 16th, 105th, 149th and 155th National St Vincent as well as 33rd, 139th, 162nd, 220th, 352nd and 555th National Dax. NL59-825325 "Autowinnaar" Cools, Jan
 
19 Eduard De Herdt was a renowned fancier of the day, from the small town of Kontich about 10kms from Borgerhout, and in his early days Jules Roeckaert bought pigeons from him. From two of those pigeons Roeckaert bred "Muschke" who turned out to be an excellent racing hen but an even better breeding hen. In turn "Muschke" bred the "Oude Lichte" and when he was paired to a hen from Emile van der Avoort, who also lived in Borgerhout and whose pigeons mostly derived from Roeckaert, they produced the "Goede Lichte" Belg19-42410 who proved to be the principal stud cock of the Jules Roeckaert lofts. UKR24 "Herdt Doffer" De Herdt, Eduard
 
20 Eduard De Herdt was a renowned fancier of the day, from the small town of Kontich about 10kms from Borgerhout, and in his early days Jules Roeckaert bought pigeons from him. From two of those pigeons Roeckaert bred "Muschke" who turned out to be an excellent racing hen but an even better breeding hen. In turn "Muschke" bred the "Oude Lichte" and when he was paired to a hen from Emile van der Avoort, who also lived in Borgerhout and whose pigeons mostly derived from Roeckaert, they produced the "Goede Lichte" Belg19-42410 who proved to be the principal stud cock of the Jules Roeckaert lofts. UKR25 "Herdt Duivin" De Herdt, Eduard
 
21 Grand daughter "Spin Aarden 1". NL85-1770768 Eijnden. Peter vd
 
22 Grandson "De 55". NL84-8438547 "Donkere 47 van 48" Eijnden. Peter vd
 
23 Grand daughter "Oude Doffertje" and one of 42 youngsters bought from the old line of Adrianus vd Wegen stockpigeons. NL82-371326 "Geschelpte 26" Eijnden. Peter vd
 
24 Grandson "De 55" and son of "Het Bang". NL83-967148 "Geschelpte 48 van Het Bang" Eijnden. Peter vd
 
25 Probably the most important stock hen in the vd Eijnden loft. NL81-8124799 "Het Bang" Eijnden. Peter vd
 
26 The Ring No. for this pigeon is unknown at this stage.  UKR1 "Gorisduivin" Goris. Alfons
 
27 Winner 1st International Barcelona 1980 from 13,487 pigeons flying 1243 km at 986 m per min. A visit with Jo Hendriks, International Barcelona NL76-1194042 "De Barcelona" Hendriks. J. B.
 
28 Father of De St Vincenter. NL80-1413132 Heuvel. Chris v/d
 
29 Bred fronm a sister of N. Volkens "JOYCE" NL00-1771955 "955 Jaap v.d. Heide" Knetsch. Hans
 
30 5th NationalMarseille 2008, 84th National from 5,232 St. Vincent 2007, 70th National from5,791 and 337th International from 15,627 Irun 2007. NL04-1941602 "Jopie" Knetsch. Hans, 5th Nat. Marseilles 2008
 
31 Articles: Hans Knetsch "Jopie" 70th Nat. Irun 2007 Hans Knetsch "Maarten" 1st Nat., 2nd Int. Narbonne 2009 NL04-1941602 "Jopie" Knetsch. Hans, 5th Nat. Marseilles 2008
 
32 1st National and 2nd International Narbonne 2009 NL07-1719301 "Maarten" Knetsch. Hans, 1st Nat. 2nd Int. Narbonne 2009
 
33 Articles: Hans Knetsch "Jopie" 70th Nat. Irun 2007 Hans Knetsch "Maarten" 1st Nat., 2nd Int. Narbonne 2009 NL07-1719301 "Maarten" Knetsch. Hans, 1st Nat. 2nd Int. Narbonne 2009
 
34 6th National St Vincent. NL90-2574744 Kooy. A.
 
35 6th International Pau 1991 and father of 2nd National Bergerac. NL88-1866275 "De Pau" Kooy. A.
 
36 Father of 18th & 160th National St Vincent, 65th National Cahors, 64th National Tarbes and 78th & 111th National Montauban. NL93-2857789 "Zoon Pau Doffer" Kooy. A.
 
37 Brother of 6th and 8th National Barcelona 1987. NL87-1798338 "Kruk Doffer" Kruk. G van de
 
38 The "Oude de Herdt" was the principal breeding cock (Stamdoffer) of the Lenaerts loft. UKR26 "Oude de Herdt" Lenaerts, Flor
 
39 Bred by Toontje Schouteren and sold to the baker Rinus Meesters "Zilvervosje", in her racing career, won 3rd National Dax (1949), 2nd National Dax (1950), 27th National Dax (1951), 47th National St.Vincent (1951) and 55th National St.Vincent (1950). Probably more importantly she was a magnificent breeding hen, fertile until her 16th year, and considered the foundation hen of many long distance lofts and strains in the Netherlands. NL47-433488 "Zilvervosje" Meesters, Rinus
 
40 Bred from Sam de Jong's "Bonte Koppel". NL96-2076129 "Zus JOYCE" N. Volkens
 
41 Ring No. not known. UKR4 "Persijn/Stoffels Cock" Oomens. Gebrs.
 
42 Ring No. not known. UKR5 "Persijn/Stoffels Hen" Oomens. Gebrs.
 
43 Ring No. not known. UKR5 "Persijn/Stoffels Hen" Oomens. Gebrs.
 
44 Ring No. not known. UKR5 "Persijn/Stoffels Hen" Oomens. Gebrs.
 
45 7th National Pau 1991 and 21st National Perpignan 1990. NL88-1814196 "De Perpignan" Overwater. A. P.
 
46 Mother of 64th National Tarbes and 11th National Montauban. NL91-2232237 "Dochter Perpignan" Overwater. A. P.
 
47 1st Limburgse Provincial from 1,084 pigeons, 30th/7,478 National, 61st/18,390 International Perpignan 2009. Not raced as a young bird, was on the day St. Vincent as a yearling and timed from Pau 2009. BELG06-5169115 "Blauwe Bauer" Patrick. Gebr.
 
48 Purchased directly from H. Brinkman a daughter of his famous "Brinkie Boy" 1st National Limoges, 6th National La Creche and 20th National Bergerac. NL02-2306023 "Brinkies Girl" Patrick. Gebr.
 
49 Purchased directly from Gebr. Hagens, a full brother to both "Bauer 014", who was 1st National Tarbes from 5,034, and "Maxima" 1st National St. Vincent from 31,537 pigeons. NL00-2457960 "Broder Bauer 014" Patrick. Gebr.
 
50 Old ring, not sure of Hatch date. NL78-869460 "460" Peeters. H
 

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