Reading the reports

The reports turn your nest records and race results into answers: which pairings, which breeders and which racers are earning their place.

The four reports

Go to Reports and choose a tab:

• Best pairings: every cock and hen combination, judged on how all the youngsters they've bred together have raced.
• Best breeders: every bird that has bred, judged on its youngsters and its grand-youngsters. This is the pedigree performance of each line.
• Best racers: every bird with race results, with its sire and dam so you can see where the performers come from.
• Breeding record: fertility, hatching and weaning for each stock bird, from the nest records.

Choose what counts

Above each report you can choose:

• Ranked on: which placings count. Club placings uses each race's club competition. Pick a single competition to rank on just that, or Loft order to compare your own birds against each other.
• The years of races to include.
• A minimum number of race entries. Start with At least 5 entries to focus on proven lines.

What the columns mean

Take it further

Every report has Export CSV to open it in Excel. Click any bird or pairing to open it, then use Pedigree on a bird's page to print its pedigree with results.