2027 FLY SCHEDULE

group MK: competitors in this group fly to the NTU rules, no exceptions
group MM: competitors in this group may fly both days of the weekend, to the ITF or NTU rules

2026 cups

members and guests at the spring 2026 AGM (13.6.2026)
we regret that the very gloomy weather did not allow us to take a better quality picture

back row - left to right: Petr Kvaček, Vladimír Suchánek, Václav Gaudl, František Sedlář, Josef Veselý, (guest) Marcela Ďuricová
front row - left to right: Ivan Čavdar Boičev, Jindřich Mikulecký, Míla Kvočka, (host) Eliška Ederová, Alena Ladová, (guest) Květa Veselá
siting: Frank Otta, (guest) Ema Ottová, Tomáš Eder
(photo by Tomáš Eder)

2026 FLY SCHEDULE

group MK: competitors in this group fly to the NTU rules, no exceptions
group MM: competitors in this group may fly both days of the weekend, to the ITF or NTU rules

Our Club members may chose from two separate groups (Group "MK" and Group "MM") to compete in.

Participants in group "MK" (club championship) compete strictly per the NTU rules; one exception: we do not set our watches to the BBC time :-)

Participants in group "MM" (small championship) compete per the I.T.F. or the NTU rules.
This means, among others, the participants may chose the fly day from the fly weekend schedule and can also fly the honor system.
To promote flying, participation on both days of the weekend is allowed in this group.

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The tippler sport is for those who enjoy thoroughbred animals competitions.

The results with competition tipplers come fast. After purchasing two or three breeding pairs, you can start competing with their youngsters in just a few weeks - as opposed, for instance, to racing horses in which case you must wait for many long years...

Keeping and flying tipplers is, after the initial investment into a few good breeding pairs, an inexpensive sport. To keep tipplers you need only a small loft because the number of pigeons you need to compete with is low - in most cases, the competition kit consists of 3 to 5 birds.

The flying tipplers sport eliminates many worries and expenses. For instance, purchasing the expensive clocking equipment that the homer fliers need, you do not pay any transport charges to train and race your birds (tipplers fly over your house as opposed to the racers who fly straight lines home), no need to pay any competition enrollment charges in our club, no veterinary bills to assist at births - just once a year vaccination will most likely be your only veterinary cost. No worries about you birds contracting a disease during basketing and transport to a distant place of liberation, no stress to your tipplers during the transport.

There are not many of us tippler fliers in this country - the flying tippler sport still remains a real sport. Wouldn't flying tipplers be the right hobby for you too? You will always be welcome aboard the KCHT!

Frank Otta - KCHT president