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Jos Verstrepen
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Performance & Pedigree Details

BE26-6180357 “Ace Argenton” is a direct product of a structured Van Roy–Rochtus breeding base, strengthened with Bakker–Brukman blood and reinforced by De Rauw & Sablon influence.

This is not a random pedigree. It is built on tested combinations known for producing consistent race pigeons.

On the father side, we see Van Vliet / Albrecht combined with Van Roy–Rochtus, delivering a stable base for middle distance and endurance racing.

The Bakker–Brukman line introduces proven Dutch performance blood, known for reliability and consistency across competitions.

Further in the pedigree, De Rauw & Sablon appear through the “brother of Bleu Ace Limoges”, directly linking this pigeon to one of the strongest long distance performance families.

This connection is critical — it brings in real race-tested genes, not just names.

The Argenton reference appears in the family through close relatives, confirming presence of national-level competition genes in the background.

The mother side supports the structure with Vanherck blood, adding additional stability and proven breeding value.

This pigeon is built on:
– Performance-based Dutch base (Bakker–Brukman)
– Belgian proven strength (Van Roy–Rochtus)
– Long distance reinforcement (De Rauw & Sablon)

Jos Verstrepen is not a theoretical breeder. His loft is built on measurable results:
– 1st Champion Old Birds
– Strong Quiévrain race performances
– Top 10 Young Bird classifications
– Consistent season-level success

These results confirm one thing: this loft produces pigeons that compete.

BE26-6180357 is not a “show pedigree” pigeon — it is a structured racing pigeon with breeding potential.

Ideal for fanciers looking for:
Consistency
Middle distance strength
Breeding reliability

Bid History

Bidder Bid Date (Belgium Time)
@muminkaraca €60 04.04.2026 17:57:41