On two different commercial upland farms with 520+ ewes and 240+ ewes we used to get 93-95% in the first cycle, and anything less than 90% to first cycle would definitely indicate a problem.
Now I have far fewer sheep, and until this year have always had 100% and all almost always within 19 days.
This year I'm 4/7. The 3 barrens all went to the one tup; the 4 that lambed all went to the other tup. We only left the tups in for 21 days. The ewes were combined and managed as a group after tupping, so it's almost certainly the one tup in my case. (The only other possibility I can think of is some upset in that group a day or two before we took the tups out, causing all 3 to lose their tiny embryos. But these are all experienced ewes and we aren't aware of an incident, so I think that's very unlikely.)