🔥 Lossin-Gerard – strong combination of the performance lines of Lossin × Homberg × Josef Schneider!
🔥 Sire line featuring “Playboy 636” – proven breeding doffer from the successful Lossin-Cichosz family!
🔥 “Olympic Leonie” – 1st Asdoffer of Rheinland and multiple victories against thousands of pigeons!
🔥 Dame line featuring “Vater Olympic Leonie” and “Mutter Olympic Leonie” – directly from the family of an Olympiad pigeon!
Sire: DV3691-12-0636 “Playboy 636” – Manfred Lossin
▪️ Shelled doffer, known to Manfred Lossin as “Playboy Nr. 1”, who has led several hens to successful breeding results.
▪️ His father: DV7748-07-1167 “Der 1167” – Lossin/Cichosz, a proven breeder and son of “ASS 1143” × “Die Proch 879”.
▪️ “ASS 1143” comes from “Der 339” × “Die Knopp 338”, while “Die Proch 879” is from the Prochazka lines.
▪️ “Der 1167” is additionally the father of several fast pigeons. His mother produced a hen in 2004 that achieved 13 prizes in 13 races and became the best hen of the club.
▪️ His mother: DV5629-10-0334 “Schwester 424” – Lossin, a full sister of “424”, who was crowned the best yearling of Manfred Lossin in 2010 with 11 first prizes.
▪️ She is a daughter of DV7552-06-0656 “Der 656” × DV7552-06-0660 “Die 660”, with proven breeding blood from Lossin and Cichosz.
Dame: DV2678-21-0663 “Schwester Olympic Leonie”
▪️ Blue hen and sister of “Olympic Leonie”, an exceptional performance hen with multiple first prizes.
▪️ “Olympic Leonie” was 1st Asdoffer of Rheinland and achieved amongst others 1st Konkurs against 5,607 pigeons, 2nd Konkurs against 8,425 pigeons and 3rd Konkurs against 7,014 pigeons.
▪️ Her father: DV6559-15-0326 “Vater Olympic Leonie” – Homberg, a son of DV6559-09-0512 from H. Dörner × DV6559-14-0088 “Tochter 10. ASV Deutsch” from Homberg.
▪️ Through this line the blood of “Mennen” and the successful asdoffer lines of Homberg.
▪️ Her mother: DV2678-15-0072 “Mutter Olympic Leonie” – Josef Schneider, originating from DV0147-10-0091 “Nestbruder Müller” × DV2678-14-0914.
▪️ Via “Nestbruder Müller” the blood of “Sohn Kaasboer”, while the other line traces back to Walter Koch and the Koopman line of “Kleine Dirk”.