ABIG-26-1448 “Big Andys Gabriels”, bred by Wings to fly T+U Wollitzer, combines Jelle Roziers’ national ace-pigeon family with Blackert breeding stock and the De Scheemaecker “Olympic Belg” line. The standout attraction is its documented descent from both “Seven” and “Queen of Heaven”, two national young-bird ace pigeons.

The mother, BE-2024-6194736, bred by Gabriels & Big Andy, brings these Roziers lines together. Her sire, BE-2023-6025340, is a direct son of “Seven”; her dam, BE-2022-6042790, is a daughter of “Crack” paired to “Queen of Heaven”. “Big Andys Gabriels” is therefore a great-grandchild of “Seven”, “Queen of Heaven” and “Crack”.

• “Seven” — BE-2013-6053078: 1st National PIPA Ace Pigeon, young birds, 2013.
• “Queen of Heaven” — BE-2021-6013030: 1st National KBDB Ace Pigeon, young birds, 2021. Her documented results include 3rd Provincial Bourges against 4,079 pigeons over 471 km, 8th Provincial Argenton against 4,466 pigeons over 551 km, and 9th Provincial La Souteraine against 2,653 pigeons over 590 km.
• “Crack” — BE-2014-3006002: bred by Anthony Maes, with 2nd Provincial Bourges against 1,415 pigeons.

The maternal pedigree also carries a second route to “Seven”: “Queen of Heaven” is a daughter of “Seven Junior”, himself a son of “Seven”. This gives the offered pigeon repeated, explicitly documented descent from this national ace.

The father, 07579-24-577, was bred by Wings to fly T+U Wollitzer from Blackert cock 05808-20-742 and De Scheemaecker hen BE-2020-6000738. The Blackert branch traces to the last son of “Breeding Pair Number 1”, explicitly recorded as a full brother to “Columbia”. The paternal grandmother is bred from “Olympic Peggy” and “Olympic Flyer II”, both direct offspring of “Olympic Belg” — BE-2008-6010550, credited with 2nd Olympiad Pigeon at Nitra, Category E Marathon, 2013, and 5th Best Pigeon in the World, Category E.

A pedigree-led prospect combining repeated national ace-pigeon ancestry with an established Olympic marathon connection.