The Federation has several trophies for various achievements throught the racing year. Trophies are presented by the President at the Annual General Meeting. All trophies, where possible, are engraved with the winners names. The trophies available are listed below, along with their current winners:
| Festival of Britain Challenge Trophy Highest Overall Old Bird Open Race |
Mr J. Dalgliesh (Hoddam & District Flying Club) |
|---|---|
| Sir John W Buchanan Jardine Trophy Highest East Section Old Bird Open Race |
Mr J. Dalgliesh (Hoddam & District Flying Club) |
| Cost of Black & White photo of winning bird Old Bird Open Race |
Mr J. Dalgliesh (Hoddam & District Flying Club) |
| Ryan Nith Challenge Trophy Highest West Section Old Bird Open Race |
Mr G. Nicholson (Dumfries F.C.) |
| Richard Rennison Trophy 1st Yearling from Old Bird Open Race |
Mr G. Nicholson (Dumfries F.C.) |
| W J Gass Challenge Cup Best Average Old Bird and Young Bird Open Races |
Mr R.V. Graham (Langholm H.S.) |
| Sir John W Buchanan Jardine Challenge Cup Highest East Section Young Bird Open Race |
G. Grant & Son (Springfield H.C.) |
| Albert Hay Trophy Best Average West Section Old Bird and Young Bird Open Races |
Mr J. Seaton (Dumfries S.C.) |
| W Kirk Challenge Cup Highest West Section Young Bird Open Race |
Mr J. Seaton (Dumfries S.C.) |
| George Grant Challenge Trophy Highest Overall-Longest Inland Race |
Mr & Mrs K Guenther (Dumfries F.C.) |
| Basket Challenge Trophy 1st Yearling from Longest Inland Race |
Mr & Mrs K Guenther (Dumfries F.C.) |
| Percy Cameron Trophy Fancier of the Year - all races |
Mr R.V. Graham (Langholm H.S.) |
| Cochran Cup Runner up to Fancier of the Year |
Mr. W. J. Smith (Nith Valley R.P.C.) |
All Federation perpetual trophies should be returned to the Federation Secretary one month before the Annual General Meeting.
The old bird race from Sedburgh will be race marked and clock set at club level on the 16th of April 2010. The race will take place on the 17th of April.
Sedbergh (pronounced Sedber) is a small town in Cumbria, England. The town lies just within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Birds will be ...
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