Christian Göken
DV-2026-08497-668 (DV-2026-F712-06)
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DV-08497-26-668, bred by Christian Göken, brings together the PRINCE PORSCHE, Dirk van den Bulck and ROMARIO families in a pedigree rich in national racing and one-loft success. From the pairing of PHÖNIX 198 and Miss Romario 71, this pigeon offers a combination of documented breeding strength and connections to major OLR final winners.
The PHÖNIX 198 branch combines PRINCE PORSCHE with LAST SON GOEDE RODE. PRINCE PORSCHE, BE-2017-4062318, bred by PIPA Elite Center, recorded 2nd Iprov Vierzon against 5,462 pigeons. His offspring are credited in the pedigree with 1st National Limoges against 7,211 pigeons and 1st National Souillac against 4,571 pigeons—important evidence of the family's breeding value. The same branch includes Wacko Freddy, Lieve and a hen explicitly described as a half-sister to RED DEVIL PORSCHE.
The Van den Bulck connection is supported by LAST SON GOEDE RODE, BE-2016-4230033, a son of Goede Rode and Beauty Kleine Rode. He is recorded as the father of Fast Red Kittel, winner of seven first prizes. This branch also includes Meeuw Olympic Kitte, explicitly described as a daughter of Olympic Kittel, adding another documented Van den Bulck connection.
Miss Romario 71 is described as inbred ROMARIO. Her family includes ROMARIO, DV-03801-06-338, through Son Romario 199, alongside the Thomas 6 and Little Miss Nikki connections. Thomas 6 is credited with winning the 2018 Golden Algarve final by 24 minutes, while Little Miss Nikki is recorded as the 2017 Million Dollar Race final winner; these are family achievements, not results of the offered pigeon. Further performance depth comes from DV-08456-13-1114, which won 5th in the 2013 Schleswig-Holstein Derby final.
A pedigree-led prospect for breeders seeking to combine national-winning PRINCE PORSCHE breeding, the Goede Rode family and established ROMARIO-related one-loft performance.
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