My observations about cowan crosses of The wetback Entry (Bush & Jenny owners) in the first level here in mexico. All the cocks were breeding by Jr Belt in Oklahoma. The last sunday on Mex vs USA derby, the wetback entry made draw his last fight because the rooster never finished his opponent. so, with this fight and other that was lose no reach the first place. The opponent who tied the bout never were awakened or sparring on the pit. even so, the rival entered right and flew on top to turn cowanXFEG and yet the enemy vanished literally broken but not dead and toppy had him at his mercy to finish it but I did not, and courage based enemy creeps against toppy to want to kill and this does not eliminate it once and gives you a chance to continue fighting, the rival with those eager to earn hits a shot and hits the toppy and low, but the time step and the fight was finally draw . Here is the losing battle (only loss) in the derby intercontinental where wetback entry split and this fact share the 1st place. The opponent was a rooster cross RH avoider type of jimmy gomez (guess they are bull frog farm or long leaf) the cock was not easy prey: youtube/watch?v=oFFoN-5NeHA And this fight was on the Mex vs USA derby , which is the only one lost and the opponent not was awakened nor sparring before the combat: youtube/watch?v=1npuyY8JUGU The people say that roosters cowan-RH blood tend to run but I saw last weekend at the derby Intercontinetal and mex vs USA is that they are cold cocks (gallos directos de Jr Belt) but i dont know if this is cause lack of game or because the handle way on the pit (no sparring before the figth, etc), but in USA has a reputation for lack of caste. For Mexican knife are MURDERERS I taken the cowan-RH blood of Bravomex (California) and Scott Garrison of KY.
Posted on: Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:43:13 +0000
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