BICC Agen International

22 British Homing World, July 6th, 2012
British International
Championship Club
Agen/Bordeaux
The second race on the International race programme took place on
Saturday 30th June, when the 736 British birds entered by 116 fanciers
were liberated at Agen at 0600hrs, along with 21,651 pigeons from all
over Continental Europe. Weather conditions throughout France were
forecast to be excellent with a slight helping south-westerly breeze and
broken cloud and sunshine throughout the route home from south-west
France. Hopes were therefore high that there would be day birds clocked
into the UK and so it turned out with 20 birds clocked by nightfall on the
first day. Well, actually, there were 21 birds clocked on the day as the
winner of 1st Open, 1st E Section Charlie Simmons of Basildon in
Essex, returned home from the marking station to find the second of his
two entries on the loft. It was quickly clocked but as it was after close of
race on the first day, this pigeon counted as a second-day bird. Charlie
Simmons is no stranger to success at the top level as he has topped the
BICC results at Gellainville in 2002, Falaise in 2009 and now 1st Open
BICC Agen International 2012. The first in the clock is a 5y blue pied
widowhood cock of Soontjen origin containing Mr & Mrs Clayburn’s Black
Ring pair and Mardon’s Geschifte bloodlines. He has been a consistent
racer and has a number of previous wins to his credit. Mated in midFebruary he was allowed to rear a single young bird before being placed
on widowhood. At the start of the season the widowers are allowed free
exercise once daily but as the season progresses they go out twice a day
and are allowed to do as they please with no forcing. Charlie does not
use a breakdown mixture but prefers to feed the cocks Versele-Laga
Super Widowhood mix after each exercise period. The second bird found
on the loft on the day is in fact a full brother to the winning pigeon and is
also a 5y. You can’t get much better than that – sent two clocked two –
both on the day and both brothers!! Well done, Charlie, on achieving your
hat-trick of National wins with the BICC. You also win the House of
Aarden Sponsored Young Bird. I should mention that ALL International
race winners will be allowed to select a young bird from the Stud’s
principal stock cocks valued at between £250 and £450. On behalf of all
the members of the BICC I would once again like to thank Steve and
Lesley Wright for their extremely generous sponsorship and support of
the club. Many thanks.
In the runner-up position and so 2nd Open 1st C Section is one of the
UK’s top fanciers – Mark Gilbert of Winkfield, near Windsor. Mark’s
birds are in red hot form at the present time as he clocked five on the
result in last week’s Pau International with the BICC including 2nd and
3rd Section (beaten by his dad, Geoff) and in this race he had another
field day clocking a number of birds to win 1st , 3rd, 5th and 7th Centre
Section 2nd, 6th, 13th and 19th Open. I spoke to Mark on the second
day of the race and to say he was excited would be an understatement
as he was in the process of clocking his birds on their return from the
NFC Tarbes race. He was so excited that he forgot to send me details of
his Agen International birds! Perhaps another time?
Just behind Mark’s Section winner, beaten by a whisker into 3rd Open
2nd CS is a 2y widowhood cock to former BICC Pau winner John
Haynes of Fifield. This 2y latebred was beaten by a decimal for 1st
Section and is a previous winner of 10th Open NFC Saintes in 2011 as a
yearling. This season he has had three Channel races with the NFC plus
Carentan with the BICC in preparation for the Pau International. He has
not sat eggs or raised youngsters thus far this season but has been raced
on a semi-celibate system only seeing his hen on return from a race. His
breeding shows the very best of John’s old reliable Deweerdt family with
a cross of birds from André Vermote.
The partnership of Lee & Kevin Buddle of Dover are rarely far from
the top of any BICC International race result and so it is this time as they
follow up their near miss of 2nd Open BICC Pau International of a week
earlier by clocking another good pigeon in the Agen race to win 2nd East
Charlie Simmons, 1st Open BICC Agen International.
Mark Gilbert, 2nd Open BICC Agen.
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John Haynes, 2nd Sect 3rd Open BICC Agen Weekend.
Section 4th Open. Lee & Kevin’s timer is a 4y widowhood cock named
Spitfire. He is a gson of the dam of the Buddle loft, Buddy. Spitfire has
always been a very consistent pigeon having flown NFC Tarbes in 2011
being the partners’ single bird nom. He has also previously won 3rd Open
EECC Pithiviers in 2009. In preparation for Bordeaux/Agen hehas flown
EECC Canappeville 136 miles, Le Mans 220 mile where he won 3rd
Club, 17th Fed, then on to BICC Tours 260 miles where he was 188th
Open and then into BICC Bordeaux/Agen. Kevin & Lee had three from
four by mid-afternoon on the second day.
Over in the West Section the pigeons had quite a task to deal with the
strong westerly wind and intermittent heavy showers. The eventual West
Section winner taking 5th Open was clocked at the Peasedown St
John loft of 2011 Agen/Bordeaux International winners Geoff &
Catherine Cooper. The Coopers clocked a chequer widowhood cock
named Scotty that was in very condition when he landed, despite all the
rain and gale-force west winds he had to encounter on the way home. He
has already had several good prizes to his name, including 12th National
Fougères, 1st West Section National Falaise and 303rd Saintes National.
He is named Scotty after Scott Stevens, a young fancier from Midsomer
Norton. Prior to going to Agen Scotty had raced three Channel races with
the NFC, the last one two weeks ago at Messac. His sire is Georgeson,
a son of George, 1st Grand National Tarbes and sire and grandsire to
many top pigeons including grandsire to Farmer George 1st International
Bordeaux, 2nd International Yearling Bordeaux for Mark Gilbert.
Georgeson is a full brother to the dam of Farmer George. The dam of
Scotty is a daughter of Southfield Supreme, 1st International Dax for
Mark Gilbert. Geoff and Catherine also clocked three more pigeons to
Lee & Kevin Buddle’s Spitfire 2nd Sect 4th Open BICC Agen International.
Lee & Kevin Buddle, 2nd Section 4th Open BICC Agen.
win 6th, 7th and 8th WS. Once again, all arrivals were in excellent
condition.
Alan Dimes of Orpington in Kent clocked two day birds to take 3rd
and 5th East Section 7th and 11th Open. Both Alan’s timers were
raced on the natural system and exercised once daily when Alan’s work
commitments allow. The first on the clock is a 3y Jan Aarden bought as
a part of a ‘bargain basement’ lot from Louella Lofts. He has had three
BICC races in preparation for the Agen International and these have
obviously got him in trim for this 500 mile race. Sent sitting 14-day eggs,
he returned in excellent condition.
Traian Farentz of Romford comes in next at 4th East Section 8th
Open with a yearling cock who was racing to his nest box as his hen had
been lost in an earlier race. He is bred from a van de Poel sire when
mated to a hen obtained from another BICC stalwart, Paul Delea.
The winner of 1st North Section also taking 9th Open is a 2y
widowhood cock raced by Peter Mallett of Bury St Edmunds. This is a
full brother to Peter’s timer in the Pau International race of a week earlier
which was placed at 3rd North Section BICC.
The winner of 2nd West Section 10th Open and the furthest west on
the day was clocked in Wales at the Abertillery loft of Mark Sparey. This
3y widowhood cock had to put in a full 15-hour shift to regain his home
loft on the day – a terrific performance given the conditions of a strong
westerly wind and heavy rain showers. As with all Mark’s widowers the
cock was mated in early February, allowed to rear a pair of young birds
before being placed on widowhood. His first race of the season was from
Geoff & Catherine Cooper 1st and 3rd Section BICC Pau International; 1st
Section 5th Open BICC Agen International.
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Scotty.
Mark Sparey’s Rhiw Parc DAGO 2nd Sect BICC Agen.
Mark Sparey (right) & good friend John Gunter. Mark was 2nd sect BICC
Agen.
Russell Bradford, 2nd North Sect BICC Agen International.
100 miles followed by BICC Alençon at 260 miles, NFC Messac and then
into Agen/ Bordeaux. He is bred from a son of Edwards Brothers’ Nantes
National winner whose full sister bred Mark’s 2011 Eastbourne YB
National winner. The dam is a combination of J T Barnett Laeremans x
Bert Hession De Baere and this hen is responsible for many top National
performers for the Sparey loft. Mark’s mentor is the triple International
winner Mark Gilbert and the widowhood team are prepared on the
Gilbert/Cooper system with no hens shown prior to basketting.
Next on the clock in the West Section taking 3rd is a real battler
clocked after 15 hours and 44 minutes on the wing to none other than
Dennis Ford of Blaenavon at the top of the Gwent Valleys. I have
exhausted my supply of superlatives when describing the performances
of this truly great Welsh fancier. Dennis has won at least 12 Nationals
including 1st Open BICC Perpignan. His name is rarely out of the top ten
in any National race and yet for the past few seasons he has battled with
a crippling illness that leaves him immobile on many days. However, he
is able to call on the help of his lovely wife, Ann, who now helps with the
day-to-day management of the birds. In this race Dennis clocked a 2y
hen raced on the roundabout system. It was so dark when the hen came
that Dennis had already put the loft lights on. However, she was still
unable to see the loft doors and as a result hit the front of the loft before
flying off for a couple of extra circuits before eventually entering the loft
and being clocked, much to Dennis’s relief! Her last race in preparation
for Agen was the BICC Tours race on 9th June. She is bred from a pair
of birds obtained from Ponderosa UK at Weymouth and is of
predominantly Wim Muller Jan Aarden bloodlines with some Janssen and
Van Wanroy thrown in for good measure.
In the R/U North Section spot is the Farnditch partnership of Mr &
Mrs Russell Bradford. Russell is the Treasurer of the BICC and here he
clocked a 5y cock which was flown widowhood for the couple of Inland
races flown earlier in the year. He was re-paired around 15 days ago, to
be sitting just over a week when basketed for Agen. This was only his
seventh Channel race having never been beyond Fougères (273) before,
and clearly to be clocked at ten to six in the morning could not have been
that far away from making the 563 miles on the day. Russell goes on to
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3rd North Sect Agen for Robert J. Rome.
Robert Rome with his dad Robert Senior.
say – ‘I would like to thank some of the dedicated people who make the
BICC happen, to include all the people who help run the marking stations
but especially Carol Francis, who churns out the results week in week
out. I had a 200-mile round trip to Ash marking station, on a day when the
motorways were almost at a standstill, so that nightmare journey alone
has prompted me to confirm I will run a marking station again in
Northamptonshire in 2013, which will hopefully increase the membership
of the BICC in the Midlands next year.’
Robert J. Rome of Cheltenham comes in at 3rd North Section.
When racing into his native Scotland Robert won four SNFC races along
with 13 x 1sts Section prizes. In the Agen race Robert clocked a 2y blue
hen which was bred in the lofts of the father-and-son partnership of R S
R & R J Rome, Annan, Scotland from two direct Patrick & Dimitri Houfflijn
pigeons. Her racing record prior to Agen is as follows: 2010 late
youngster, trained only; 2011 flew the inland programme (on hens
widowhood) with the Severn Valley Fed, very consistently just out of the
prizes; 2012 again on hens widowhood, had three Channel races
Dennis Ford One of Wales' greatest ever fanciers relaxing with one of his
many winners.
(CSCFC Carentan and Messac plus one with NFC up to 330 miles). She
homed on the night each time but just out of prizes. Thought she might
need a longer distance to shine so was prepared for BICC Agen, 547
miles. Her breeding shows that her sire was bred by Patrick & Dimitri
Houfflijn, Belgium, direct from their famous Geschulpten As, 1st Ace
Provincial Ace Pigeon KBDB and 5th National Ace Pigeon KBDB longdistance. He in turn is a son of De Witteslag, 3rd Nat Montauban 5,495
birds and 5th Provincial Ace Pigeon KBDB East Flanders and a gson of
871/1996 De Limoges 1st Prov 2,336 birds 7th Nat Limoges 7,776 birds
and 7th Prov Poitiers 3,104 birds. Geschulpten As became the number
one Willequet breeding cock in the Houfflijn lofts. Children include As 410
– 18th and 39th National; Mika – 39th and 162nd National; Witpen As –
63rd, 67th and 141st National; 049/2008 – 53rd Nat Cahors 8,622 birds
2010 and 73rd Nat Brive 16,815 birds 2010; Grandchildren include
Hubert – 3rd Nat Brive 16,007 birds 2007, 9th Interprov 5,712 birds;
Kleine As – 11th Nat 9,545 birds, 23rd Nat 6,475 birds, 21st Nat(Z) 2,101
birds, 14th Nat 5,438 birds, 21st Nat 3,625 birds; Zoon Mika – 8th Nat
Cahors 7,347 birds 2009, 64th Nat 17,478 birds; Broekpen – 42nd Nat
7,364 birds, 59th Nat 15,507 birds, 68th Nat 6,257 birds, 71st Internat
18,354 birds, 86th Internat 15,857 birds and 147th Nat 5,051 birds. The
dam was bred by Patrick & Dimitri Houfflijn direct from their super racer
Kleine As 11th Nat 9,545 birds, 23rd Nat 6,475 birds, 21st Nat(Z) 2,101
birds, 14th Nat 5,438 birds and 21st Nat 3,625 birds all at the long
distance when paired with a daughter of Geschulpten As. Robert has
enjoyed a good season at National level in the run-up to the Agen
International with the following results: 1st, 3rd, 5th, 8th, 12th, 15th
Section NFC Fougères 250 miles; 3rd, 6th Section NFC Cholet 330
miles; Probable 4th Section NFC Messac 283 miles.
The Section results look like this: East Section – 1st C Simmons vel
1257; 2nd L & K Buddle vel 1162; 3rd Alan Dimes vel 1097; 4th Traian
Farentz vel 1084; 5th Alan Dimes vel 1068. Centre Section – 1st, 3rd,
4th and 5th M Gilbert vels 1196.5, 1100, 999 and 967; 2nd John Haynes
vel 1196.4. North Section – 1st Peter Mallett vel 1078; 2nd Mr & Mrs
Russell Bradford vel 925; 3rd Robert J. Rome vel 848; 4th Mr & Mrs
Anderson vel 737; 5th Philip Harrod vel 717. West Section – 1st G G &
C Cooper vel 1109; 2nd Mark Sparey vel 1075; 3rd Dennis Ford vel 1029;
4th J P Halstead vel 970; 5th Mr & Mrs J Hooper vel 926.
The 21,651 Agen International pigeons being liberated.
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That’s the second of the International races over for another year. Next
up, Barcelona – the supreme test. There will be another top-bred pigeon
up for competition presented to the races winner by Steve & Lesley
Wright of The House of Aarden. Good luck to all who send.
GARETH WATKINS
Agen
Provisional Result based on Telephone Verifications
Op
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Sec
ES1
CS1
CS2
ES2
WS1
CS3
ES3
ES4
NS1
WS2
ES5
WS3
CS4
CS5
ES6
ES7
CS6
WS4
CS7
CS8
ES8
WS5
NS2
CS9
WS6
NS3
CS10
ES9
ES10
WS7
ES11
ES12
ES13
ES14
ES15
CS11
WS8
WS9
ES16
ES17
ES18
ES19
CS12
ES20
ES21
ES22
CS13
ES23
ES24
CS14
ES25
ES26
ES27
ES28
WS10
NS4
WS11
WS12
ES29
ES30
ES31
NS5
ES32
ES33
ES34
ES35
ES36
CS15
CS16
CS17
ES37
ES38
ES39
ES40
ES41
ES42
ES43
ES44
Name and Town
Miles
C Simmons of Basildon
511
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
506
J F Haynes of Fifield
508
L & K Buddle of Dover
481
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John 513
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
506
Alan Dimes of Orpington
498
Traian F Ferentz of Romford
511
Peter Mallett of Bury St. Edmunds
554
M J Sparey of Abertillery
550
Alan Dimes of Orpington
498
D Ford of Blaenavon
552
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
506
J S Storie of Poole
469
A B Coker of Battlesbridge, Wickford
514
A J Turner of Dover
486
D & D McFadden of Cranleigh
485
John P. Halstead of Kington Magna
491
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
506
Mannor Lofts of Southampton
476
C Simmons of Basildon
511
Mr & Mrs J & H Hooper of Cardiff
536
Mr & Mrs R Bradford of Farndish
562
Crowley & Green of Nr Calne
516
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John 513
Robert J Rome of Cheltenham
547
D M J Hughes of Windsor
507
A B Coker of Battlesbridge, Wickford
514
A B Coker of Battlesbridge, Wickford
514
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John 513
R. Pearmain & Son of Wickford
514
C Draper of Yalding
486
D Hales of Hockley
514
M & K Harris of Canterbury
491
M Dunn of Whitstable
496
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
506
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John 513
John P. Halstead of Kington Magna
491
Gadd & Bevens of East Grinstead
481
Mr & Mrs R Hume of Rochford
512
Scott Family of Canterbury
491
G M Preece & Son of Dover
483
J Tyerman of Bracklesham Bay
460
M G Mitchell of Dover
483
D Wilton & Son of Chadwell St Mary
504
L & K Buddle of Dover
481
Mr & Mrs Newman of Petersfield
477
Mr & Mrs S Rhodes of Aylesham
487
Mr M. Cowell & Son of Ramsgate
495
Mullen & Buckland of Horley
484
G M Preece & Son of Dover
483
C D M Preece of Dover
483
J P J Gladwin of Southend-On-Sea
510
L Howe of New Romney
470
Chris Howse & D Parsons of Devizes
508
Mr & Mrs D Anderson of Norwich
587
Mr & Mrs J & H Hooper of Cardiff
536
Nicholas Harvey of Taunton
504
Gosling & Jarvis of Mountlessing
516
J. Harris & Dtr of Dagenham
510
R Dove of Ashford
479
Philip Harrod of Lowestoft
573
Truelove Family of Canterbury
490
Gladwin Jarvis & Family of Leigh-On-Sea 511
R. Pearmain & Son of Wickford
514
H & P Archibald of Dover
480
Lyden Bros. of Sandwich
491
J F Haynes of Fifield
508
R Byford, Son & G'son of Brockenhurst
469
R Byford, Son & G'son of Brockenhurst
469
Terry Johnson of Whitstable
496
Mr & Mrs Connolley of Marden
483
Mr Robert A Loft of Tenterden
476
Mr Robert A Loft of Tenterden
476
Gladwin Jarvis & Family of Leigh-On-Sea 511
Bill Young of Sheerness
500
M G Mitchell of Dover
483
R S Hutchens of New Romney
471
AFT
11:56:42
12:24:25
12:28:25
12:08:50
13:34:51
13:29:30
13:20:20
13:50:26
15:06:01
15:00:48
13:41:47
15:44:58
14:51:22
13:48:57
15:08:38
14:23:51
14:24:53
14:51:01
15:20:51
14:39:13
15:59:27
16:59:58
17:48:28
17:45:44
17:42:30
18:54:32
17:43:36
18:05:11
18:06:53
18:10:25
18:19:41
17:26:46
18:31:45
17:47:38
18:01:03
18:33:51
19:02:30
18:27:58
18:04:43
19:16:56
18:29:34
18:11:26
17:23:07
18:16:57
19:21:20
18:28:38
18:22:06
18:45:09
19:03:46
18:51:32
18:52:54
19:01:03
20:08:45
18:34:35
20:09:22
23:19:59
21:21:44
20:07:04
20:39:07
20:34:02
19:30:41
23:27:27
20:06:46
21:00:09
21:30:07
20:11:29
20:41:20
21:31:25
19:54:34
19:56:50
21:08:17
20:36:19
20:21:26
20:22:47
21:52:43
21:32:58
20:52:14
20:21:29
YPM
1257.082
1196.599
1196.446
1162.200
1109.305
1100.393
1097.064
1084.422
1078.030
1075.649
1068.429
1029.802
999.328
996.477
995.946
991.117
987.477
970.995
967.332
954.753
939.029
926.481
925.910
853.627
850.745
848.708
840.339
833.914
832.610
828.965
823.125
818.593
813.933
810.868
808.570
799.720
791.175
780.866
780.750
780.322
780.155
779.924
776.602
775.565
764.515
764.049
763.058
762.992
762.833
754.338
751.377
746.002
743.391
743.015
740.506
737.999
737.267
734.915
734.188
727.741
721.493
717.559
715.514
714.250
701.624
698.552
696.309
693.378
691.944
690.633
689.332
688.159
686.982
686.224
685.648
681.714
679.391
678.656
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ES45
ES46
ES47
ES48
ES49
CS18
ES50
ES51
CS19
CS20
CS21
CS22
WS13
CS23
ES52
CS24
CS25
ES53
CS26
ES54
ES55
CS27
NS6
ES56
CS28
ES57
ES58
ES59
ES60
WS14
WS15
ES61
CS29
ES62
ES63
WS16
ES64
NS7
CS30
WS17
ES65
ES66
CS31
CS32
CS33
ES67
WS18
ES68
CS34
ES69
WS19
ES70
CS35
ES71
ES72
CS36
WS20
CS37
ES73
ES74
ES75
WS21
ES76
WS22
WS23
WS24
ES77
ES78
ES79
WS25
WS26
WS27
WS28
ES80
ES81
CS38
WS29
ES82
ES83
ES84
WS30
ES85
ES86
WS31
ES87
ES88
ES89
CS39
Fagg & Nicholas of Hartlip
SR & WH Knox of Tyler Hill
J P J Gladwin of Southend-On-Sea
R. Pearmain & Son of Wickford
E Ivory of Sittingbourne
D Posey of Kidlington
Fagg & Nicholas of Hartlip
SR & WH Knox of Tyler Hill
Paul Kelly of South Norwood
D M J Hughes of Windsor
M J Kelly of Oxford
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
Nicholas Harvey of Taunton
D M J Hughes of Windsor
F. Knowles & Son of Wingham, Canterbury
Mr & Mrs D J Noakes of Reading
D M J Hughes of Windsor
Mr & Mrs J Cheverst of Gravesend
R Byford, Son & G'son of Brockenhurst
M & K Harris of Canterbury
Adam Turrell of Maidstone
P O'Sullivan & Son of Enfield
Philip Harrod of Lowestoft
SR & WH Knox of Tyler Hill
Mr T C Hosein of Tooting
D Heywood & Son of Laindon
E Ivory of Sittingbourne
A B Coker of Battlesbridge, Wickford
A B Coker of Battlesbridge, Wickford
Mr & Mrs Gardner of Portskewett
D Ford of Blaenavon
Traian F Ferentz of Romford
J Wills of Camberley
M G Mitchell of Dover
Mr J. Chipperfield, of Herne Bay
Nicholas Harvey of Taunton
Traian F Ferentz of Romford
Peter Mallett of Bury St. Edmunds
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
Terry Preddy of High Littleton
Mr & Mrs J Cheverst of Gravesend
R Dove of Ashford
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
Mr & Mrs D J Noakes of Reading
M Gilbert of Winkfield, Windsor
Gosling & Jarvis of Mountlessing
P J Newton of Weston-Super-Mare
Adam Turrell of Maidstone
Horn Bros Loft 1 of Portsmouth
J Clarke & Dtr. of Whitstable
Mr & Mrs M King of Blandford Forum
Fagg & Nicholas of Hartlip
D & D McFadden of Cranleigh
SR & WH Knox of Tyler Hill
J. Harris & Dtr of Dagenham
Mullen & Buckland of Horley
Padfield Family of Abertillery
R Byford, Son & G'son of Brockenhurst
Alan Dimes of Orpington
Mr & Mrs Connolley of Marden
M G Mitchell of Dover
Mr K Haines of Frome
J. Harris & Dtr of Dagenham
Mr & Mrs G Mears of Newport
John Ludlam of Nelson
John Ludlam of Nelson
Mr & Mrs Connolley of Marden
F. Knowles & Son of Wingham, Canterbury
L & K Buddle of Dover
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John
Mr & Mrs M King of Blandford Forum
Nicholas Harvey of Taunton
Mr K Haines of Frome
Fagg & Nicholas of Hartlip
Mr & Mrs Cooper & Son of Canterbury
D & D McFadden of Cranleigh
G G Cooper & C.J Cooper, Peasedown St John
M/M P Fauchon & Son of Minster Sheerness
M Stevens of Gravesend
SR & WH Knox of Tyler Hill
P J Newton of Weston-Super-Mare
Mr & Mrs J Cheverst of Gravesend
Lyden Bros. of Sandwich
John Ludlam of Nelson
Mr R &Mrs L Wilkinson of Canterbury
Scott Family of Canterbury
Gadd & Bevens of East Grinstead
J Tyerman of Bracklesham Bay
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667.246
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663.603
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662.842
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659.373
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649.404
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608.987
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545.730
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