"SAGAN'S ROYALTY"
USALofts-IF24-5257
"NEW SAGAN" DV-00645-17-1260 - Fantastic Breeding Cock - Dbl inbred grandson "SAGAN" 1st National Ace Pigeon KBDB Yearling and Old Birds, 2013 and all the top Dirk Van Den Bulck pigeons known to man. Sire of 1e 1710 b, 1e 1811 b, 1e 1587 b, 1e 1411 b, 2e 1480 b, 2e 1290 b, 2e 1017 b, 3e 1629 b, 3e 1104 b, 4e 1780 b, 6e 1480 b, 9e 1911 b, "New Sagan" is a super Import breeding stud, He's the Sire & Gr Sire of several champions and breeders of champions. Also "SAGANNE 2" who is sister to "SAGAN" - This is some of the hottest breeding going around right now winning big money races one right after the next. Sagan is Van Den Bulck Kittel but in a world of his own.
“QUEEN BOXSTER” ARPU-AU21-418 IS BRED TO BOXSTER/PORSCHE 911 - Several of "Queen Boxster's" children produced 1st Pl Champions! (She is a Fantastic Breeding Hen) – Boxster has been tested to be of the extremely rare DNA genotype LDHA AA DRD4 CCCT!!!
It goes without saying that the pigeons in the PIPA Elite Center are of the utmost quality. Their achievements in the racing and breeding lofts have been off the charts in recent years. Genetic tests have now officially demonstrated the exceptional quality of these pigeons, as 80% of the PEC’s breeding birds are shown to carry the LDHA A variant! Such a high percentage of LDHA is truly exceptional, especially because the so-called A variant is very rare, and is generally found in no more than 10% of all racing birds. This illustrates the exceptional level of quality in the PEC breeding loft. Keep in mind the PEC team has never been looking specifically for pigeons with this gene; they have rather selected pigeons based on their achievements. Still, we assume their racing approach must have been attributed to the exceptional number of pigeons with this gene. Especially racing the pigeons weekly and selecting for top performances has been an important factor in this from our opinion. Top breeders Lieve, New Patricia, Porsche 911, Blue Ace Freddy’ke, Wacko Freddy, Tarzan and Dali all carry the LDHA A variant, which is highly unusual!
