NBRC NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP FLY POLICY – NBRC 001

 

Policy Title: NBRC National Championship Fly

Policy Number: NBRC 001

Effective Date: April 11, 2007

Last Revision Date: July 8,2023

 

Introduction

 

  1. The NBRC shall sponsor an annual flying competition, known as the National Championship Fly (NCF) consisting of two separate championship events – an 11 Bird Competition and 20 Bird Competition available to all current members. Membership must be current at the time the kit is flown in the regional competition, as well as the time the competitor’s kit is flown in the Finals for those who qualify. The competition will consist of qualifying competition for each participating region, followed by a Finals competition. Members must notify their Regional Director (RD) of the event or events they wish to enter in order to assist the RD in scheduling fly times to accommodate the judge and to coordinate a smooth itinerary. The official NBRC National Championship Fly Rules will govern the competition. The rules will be available to be viewed on the NBRC website and will be published in the NBRC Bulletin. Participants are requested to review and familiarize themselves with the rules so as to avoid confusion and controversy during the competition.

 

 

a) The National Championship Fly winners in each of the 20-bird kit and  11-bird kit competitions.

b) The Regional Qualifier(s) in each of the  20-bird kit and 11-bird kit competitions.

c) The National Championship Fly Finals Judge.

d) Various and sundry achievements by flyers that are deserving of a special recognition award, as determined by the National Fly Director and approved by the NBRC President.

001.06 Each flyer shall receive one fly pin for every kit entered. Revised on 02-27-27 to “Each flyer shall receive one fly pin for participation in the National Championship Fly.”

 

001.07 Competing in Neighboring Regions

 

 

 

 

001.08 Flying Competition Kits in Remote Locations

 

The National Championship Fly (“NCF”) is a competition among roller fliers. Accordingly, each kit shall be entered in the name of the Club member who routinely trains and flies the kit, irrespective of who may have bred the pigeons in the kit. NBRC awards and Master Flier points shall be awarded to the kit’s flier/trainer, even where the pigeons in the kit may be owned or may have been bred by others.

 

Any NBRC member entering the NCF may fly his own kit(s) from his home or from a “remote location” such as a place of business, home of a friend or relative, or elsewhere within the boundaries of the member’s NBRC region, but not from a remote location outside the region where the Club member resides. Where the kit entered is housed and maintained at a remote location on premises owned by another pigeon fancier, the owner/flier may fly the kit as his own only where he represents that he has personally been training and caring for the pigeons in the kit, and only when:

 

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