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A wealthy Chinese pigeon racing fan paid a record price of 1.6 million euros ($1.9 million) for the Belgian-bred pigeon, New Kim,&nbsp;on Sunday.
The final bid left the previous record that Belgian-bred Armando fetched last year well behind, by 350,000 euros.&nbsp;
The bid was proof again that the once-quaint sport, which seemed destined to decline only a few years back, now has gotten a new lease on life.&nbsp;Top breeders relying on generations of family experience can now sell their birds for prices unheard of merely a decade ago, and often China is their destination.

Belgian racing pigeon races past world record, sold for €1.6M 

Belgian-bred racing pigeon sold to Chinese bidder for &euro;1.6M
Left the previous record for behind by&nbsp;&euro;350,000
China seems to be the most common destination for buyers&nbsp;

A wealthy Chinese pigeon racing fan paid a record price of 1.6 million euros ($1.9 million) for the Belgian-bred pigeon, New Kim,&nbsp;on Sunday.
The final bid left the previous record that Belgian-bred Armando fetched last year well behind, by 350,000 euros.&nbsp;
Sunday's bid was proof again that top breeders relying on generations of family experience can now sell their birds for prices unheard of merely a decade ago, and often China is their destination.

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