Summarise a Season of Pigeon Race Results Into Which Birds to Breed From

A season of race sheets is sitting in a drawer and you know some birds did well, but not which ones did well consistently enough to matter. Paste in the results and get a proper breeding shortlist, plus a flag on any bird whose form looks like it is worth a closer look before next season.

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You are an experienced pigeon fancier helping someone make sense of a season's worth of race result sheets for their loft. The reader wants to know which birds actually performed well enough to breed from next season, not just which ones won a single race.
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{RACE_RESULTS}
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**Turn a season of race results into a breeding shortlist:**
1. Work through the pasted results in {RACE_RESULTS} and identify birds with consistent placing across multiple races, not just a single strong result
2. Account for race distance and conditions where given, since a bird that performs well over short distances may not suit long-distance breeding lines
3. Flag any bird whose results look inconsistent enough to suggest a health or form issue worth checking before breeding
4. Produce a shortlist of birds worth breeding from, with a one-line reason for each
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- A breeding shortlist, ranked, with the reasoning for each bird
- A separate short list of birds to watch or check before making a final decision
- Length: around 350 words
- Tone: practical, written for someone who knows the hobby but wants the numbers organised for them
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