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Disclaimer:

I work for the Manila Jockey Club as the head of their subsidiary the Manila Cockers Club.

The Manila Jockey Club is THE Horseracing provider and venue in the PH. It was founded in 1867.
We are a 148 year old company listed in the Manila Stock Exchange. The Manila Cockers Club is the
company owned by the Jockey Club for Cockfighting Operations.

End Disclaimer

We'll be opening our pit soon. Here are some pictures of the Best and Most Modern Cockpit in the
Philippines. Hope you can visit as well as compete in this pit that we made. All for fair and
professional matches, as well as for comfort and convenience.

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Hello brothers in sport check out this youtube video about cockfighting from different countries.
From France, Spain, the Carribeans judi sabung ayam and Phil. It also showed judi sabung ayam the
old Copperstate on the 55 minute mark followed with cockfighting in the Philippines. Enjoy!!

Blood in the Gallera (Feature Length Documentary)

Director: Jay Abello

Writers: Carmel Osmena and Jet Orbida

Line Producer: Bernard Dacanay

Production House: Brainchild Creative Solutions and Seventh Films

Producers: JC Bernardo, Tina Tubongbanua, Roberto L. Abello

Executive Producer: Michelle Moreno and Jay Abello

Project Consultant: Rafael "Nene" Abello

"As long as the Almighty has permitted intelligent men, created in

his likeness to fight in public and kill each other while the world looks

on approvingly, it's not for me to deprive the chickens of the same

privilege."

-Abraham Lincoln

Thus, the sport of gladiators put... [Read More]

Hi,

Back from another cocking adventure...

I was in Kentucky early this month for a wedding actually. I actually HAD to go to Kentucky. Lucky
me righth So I took advantage of my one day off from wedding preparations and festivities to do
some chicken touring.

Well, my friend and Partner John, who lives in Kentucky prepared a day for me that was really great!

It so happened that Dink Fair had recently moved to the Bluegrass State as well... Does it get any
betterh

So we planned a day to visit Dink and his new farm and I'll keep this short and let the pictures speak
for themselves...
Paradise! Kentucky is so beautiful and this farm is an example of it.
 ...
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Found this keep and asked permission to use it.

I find it very helpful and very practical. Very simple, straightforward and well written. Hopefully it
can help you in your chicken endeavors.

How to prepare your gamefowl for battle:

Reproduced with permission from the author, Don Blansett. I got hold of Mr. Blansett through our
member realmccoy Thank you realmccoy!

The sport of cockfighting has existed for hundreds of years, but like most sciences, more progress
has been made in the past fifty than all those preceding years. The average cocks of today could
defeat those cocks bred and fed in the 1920's. Whyh For the same reasons human beings today are
stronger, bigger and faster than their grandparents: breeding and feeding. Great strides have been
made in genetics and nutrition in the past fifty, and particularly, the last twenty years.... [Read
More]

Hi,

Just got back from the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean with Boy Marzo

One hell of a trip! We were invited to their "International Derby" held last week.

Gonna just get the photos organized and I'll share it here. Stay tuned
The Grand Event!
... [Read More]

Check out the Library for more new uploads of daftar sabung ayam old magazines!
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Hi!

I was just in Thailand and wanted to share some of my pics cocking there. If you have any similar
vacations, feel free to post here as well

Enjoy!
They love chicken fighting in Thailand just as much as we do! This is a gas station.
No pain no gain! Having a torture session at the beach!
Despite the pain, I hear roosters crowing so I... [Read More]

There are still people that breed and propagate the gamecock bloodlines Even in the middle of
the desert in 120 degree sun.

Enjoy the pics of the people I met there.

Pics of one of the "Corrales" or farms to us.
Just letting them raise their hackles. No sparring coz it's not allowed ... [Read More]

Hi,

The Library is now open for reading. Please enjoy!

Coming very soon.

Sabong.net.PH new feature. The Library.

I decided to scan books and magazine from collections of myself and some friends to share with all
of you.

We are encoding this now and will release it soon.

If you would like to share stuff from your collections and put it in our Library, contact me at
sabongdotcom@gmail.com

Hi,

Found this somewhere and I thought it would be good reading for all of you. At least we now know
the real genetics of this type of rooster. Maybe someday, they'll do one on the "Hatch"

Enjoy!
 ... [Read
More]

Submitted by: WhiteRooster

(If you have an article and would like it submitted to our homepage, send it to me at
sabongdotcom@gmail.com and we'll see what we can do. Thanks!)
A short look into the life of rural America.

Thank you to all that has influenced my life.

And to those who read this.

Remember that this is part of my life. And I do not expect everyone to like what I say. But,
understand that Opinions are like a$$*ole's. Everyone has one....

Where to begin....

I am an American citizen. Born and raised in this wonderful country. I served in our Military. Never
had the call to but, Would die for my Country and its beliefs. I work seven days a week three
hundred and judi sabung ayam sixty five days a year caring for my family and my home. I am a well
rounded... [Read More]

THE MAKING OF THE CLARET

In a recent article in one of the magazines, the theory was presented that the White Dominique was
infused into the Clarets.

The best way to check white fowl is to mate one with a strain that produces black females. If
Dominique is in the blood, it will show quickly. In fact I have had fowl shipped me; the shipper
stating he had Clarets which did not have the proper appearance for other than white color, it being
not the regular color for a Claret, which is different from any other white. I have tested them in
single matings and never found one of them to be a true Claret.

The first chicks to appear showed Dominique characteristics when crossed on a Shuffler hen. It is
amusing to note how many think they have Clarets, conscientiously believing they have the real
stuff, for they don't know that they don't know. Any one who knows the fowl can test, in a few
moments' sparring whether it is real or not.... [Read More]

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