(3) Sex. If the sex cannot be determined when the form is started, it is entered later.
(4) Hatched. Date shown on the breeding card.
(5) Flight record. Record of each flight on a separate line under each column as follows:
(a) Date of flight. Month, day, and year the flight was made. Year may be entered at the head of the column to avoid repetition.
(b) Nature of flight. Appropriate description of flight, such as training, signal communication, or race; and how tossed, such as single, double, or group. These abbreviations of entries may be used: Tng, for training; Sig Com, for signal communication; ST, for single-tossed; DT for double-tossed; GT, for group-tossed.
(c) Competition. Number of lofts and the number of pigeons entered in a competition or race.
(d) Distance. Distance traveled in miles (air line) for each flight, and the direction from the loft to the point of release. Abbreviations for directions may be used, for example, NW, SE, etc.
(e) Position and speed. Position won in a race or single-tossed training flight (such as first, second) and the speed attained in yards per minutes (YPM) or miles per hour (MPH). Speed is entered for all flights if facts are available for calculation. When birds are group-tossed, enter “late” for those failing to arrive at the loft with the group. If birds break away and arrive at the loft in advance of the group, note position of arrival (such as 1, 2, etc.).
d. Pigeon Pedigree Record, WD SC Form 68 ([fig. 22]). The pigeon pedigree record is kept for each pigeon used for breeding. Data are taken from breeding and other pedigree records, and are entered as follows:
(1) Name, color and sex, registry number (band number), date hatched, by what loft bred, and flight record.