Current Master Breeder Points
I've had several requests from people to know how many points they had, well here are the standings. I've left Rod Porters points on the list, just to remember him. It takes 2000 points to become a club master breeder.
UPDATED 2/07/10
Keith Casteel - 3062
Rod Porter - 2067
Ernie Silveri - 1176
Brian Nichols - 1074
Rod Koch - 465
Glenn Julian - 361
Carl Rodegerdts - 260
Marv Jones Jr - 251
Dennis Bray - 141
Brian McCormick - 108
Brendon Rodegerdts - 94
Terry Bishop - 51
Steve Johnson - 45
Frank Morgan - 30
Marv Fortune - 25
Mickey Compton - 25
Jeff Adair - 5
Jim Jensen - 4
Perry Laws - 2
News for 2009 Show results coming soon
News for 2008 Meets
Even though it's early the club already has two new meets lined up for 2008.
The club will be holding a meet with the Los Angeles Pigeon Club next year, and Terry Bishop has agreed to be our member in charge for this meet.
Also for the first time we will be having a show down in District 4. The show will most likely be in Texas or Oklahoma, but right now I have no idea which show it will be held at. More later.
Info needed for the Newsletter Guys I need stuff for the newsletter. It's hard to fill it up with my stuff all the time. I don't have to have big articles just a note on how things are going in your area, or loft.
Show Reports for 2007 by Keith Casteel
This so far has been a very good year for American Rollers. We've created intrest in our breed in new areas of the country and 2008 should be even a better year than 2007.
The first show of the year was the District 2 show held with the Great Western show in Watsonville, CA. There were a total of 54 birds entered with John Heppner doing the judging. Carl Rodegerdts won both Champion and Reserve Champion with two outstanding black young cocks. These two birds could hold their own with anybody. Carl also won the Yellow and Andalusian classes. Also Terry Bishop won his first class ever by winning the Red class. Way to go Terry.
The club's second meet of the year was the District 1 show held with the Sand & Sagebrush Classic in Kennewick, WA. This District 1 show is normally our largest meet of the year, and we had 84 Americans shown. Judging was done by Keith Casteel. Champion was won by Ernie Silveri with another super black young cock. It's going to be very interesting if both Carl and Ernie show up to the same show with these two birds. Reserve Champion went to Dennis Bray with a nice Yellow with very good color. It lost out to the black by a hair. Ernie also won the Dun and Rare classes. Rod Koch won the Andalusian class and Brian Nichols took Best Red.
The next club meet was the District 3 show held at the Utah Premier in Salt Lake City. This has been our smallest meet so far this year with only 27 birds being shown. That's not to surprising as there just is not the number of breeders over there yet. The judging was handled by John DeCarlo Jr. Champion and Reserve Champion was won by Keith Casteel with a black old cock being Champion and the black young cock being the Reserve. Jim Jensen won both the Dun and Andalusian classes. Maybe we will have more birds next time.
Our last meet so far this year was the Can/Am meet held at the Northwest Winter Show in Puyallup, WA. The judge was Glenn Julian and we had 79 birds shown. Champion was won by Keith Casteel with a young red cock. Reserve Champion went to Ernie Silveri with another red young cock. At last something other than a black won this year. Keith also won the Black and Rare classes. Ernie also won the Dun class, and Rod Koch won both the Yellow and Andalisian classes.
We also had a Canadian meet with the Vancouver Fancy Pigeon Club in Abbotsford, BC. But I do not have the show report yet on this show, so I have no idea who won or anything else about the show.
We also had a meet cancelled when the Central Point Pigeon Club called off their show in Grants Pass
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