Aces Loft

24/06/2026

Self-training toss. Good luck Aces Loft!

CG Glodo

21/06/2026

YB training

When Should Young Birds Start Training?

One of the most common questions among beginners is when to start training young racing pigeons. Starting too early can overwhelm them, while starting too late may slow their development.

Young birds should first become fully familiar with their loft and surroundings before any road training begins. Most fanciers start tossing young birds when they are around 10 to 12 weeks old, healthy, and confidently trapping back into the loft.

Before road training, make sure your young birds can:

✅ Fly strongly around the loft for at least 30–60 minutes
✅ Respond quickly when called for feeding
✅ Trap confidently without hesitation
✅ Show good health and feather condition

Begin with very short tosses of 1–3 kilometers and gradually increase the distance as the birds gain experience. The goal is to build confidence and navigation skills, not to test endurance too early.

Remember, every loft develops at a different pace. Watch the birds closely and let their condition determine when they are ready.

A well-prepared young bird learns faster, gains confidence sooner, and has a better chance of becoming a future champion. 🕊️🏆

21/06/2026

Nice race results for Mark Gilbert’s birds! 🥳

21/06/2026

Happy Father’s Day from the c**k section of Aces Loft. Mga pang malakasan na Father of Champions! 😊🥳

21/06/2026

21/06/2026

Meet Alina

21/06/2026

Arrival from self-toss training San Ildefonso, Bulacan. Time stamp 7.42AM loft CCTV. Time stamp release site 7.18AM. Good luck Aces Loft

20/06/2026

Self-toss training. Released in San Ildefonso, Bulacan. These are NDR birds. Good luck Aces Loft!

20/06/2026

Congratulations to Hugo Batenburg!

The first international race from Pau has been completed. The pigeons were liberated yesterday under extremely hot conditions, with temperatures reaching up to 35°C ☀️

We achieved 2nd, 3rd and 5th National Preliminary in The Netherlands. The pigeon shown below is our first arrival 😍

🥈 2nd National Preliminary
Father: Grandson Jef x Queen
Mother: Night Princess

🥉 3rd National Preliminary
Father: Son New Laureaat
Mother: Alina

🏅 5th National Preliminary
Father: Lloyd Laureaat
Mother: Jef x Naomi

We are extremely happy with these results!

Alina is now the mother of a 1st, 2nd and 3rd National winner. She is a daughter of Jef x Queen of the Night, making her a truly exceptional breeding hen.