**Payout for the Adult 3D or 4D, Youth 3D or 4D, Senior 3D or 4D, and Open 5D Barrels and Open 4D Poles Class money will be divided into each of the divisions. If a division is paying 4 places and there are 2 winners in that division the extra money will be divided between the two winners in that division. If there are no qualifiers in a division, that division’s money will be distributed evenly to other division placings.
**Peewee entries are 100% payback.
**All other classes payback 80% or 75% depending on the class - see flyers for more details
**Added Money will be paid back 100%
**Specialty class may vary, but will be clearly advertised.
**Decisions of the timers and judges shall be final. Any protests must be addressed at the office the day of the show.
**In the event the timer fails to operate a rerun will be granted during that same event. Penalties will stand if barrels or poles are knocked during timer failure. A "No Time" for a down barrel or pole will be assessed in divisional races. If a timer fails it will be replaced with back up timers of the same brand and set in the same position and the race will continue.
**In the event a contestant’s equipment breaks, no rerun will be allowed.
**Open classes are open to all ages, except for peewee riders.
**Ages are determined by the riders age as of January 1st.
**Youth classes are 18 and under.
**Adult classes are for competitors aged 19-49.
**Senior classes are for competitors aged 50 and over.
**If in the event there is no senior class offered, anyone 19 and over will be allowed to run in the adult class.
**Age limit for youth events is eighteen (18) years of age by January 1st. If an individual begins the year (January 1) as a youth competitor, they will be considered a youth competitor for the remainder of the year, regardless of where their birthday falls during the year.
**Peewee age limit is ten (10) and under. To be eligible to compete in Peewee Barrels the rider cannot compete in any other classes. Age is determined by the age the child is of that particular year by January 1st. Peewees may move up in the youth division at any time during the year, but once they move up, they must remain at that level of competition.
**Entries will be random draw for running order/positions for all classes. Running order will be posted before the start of the class at the office. Anyone signing up after the running order is posted will be put at the bottom of the list or filled in to and open/scratch spot if the opportunity arises. The only exception is when an individual has more than one horse and we will do the best we can to space them.
**All shows pre-entries must be pre-paid to maintain your early draw position.
**3D classes will be paid out on (1) second splits
>>1D - 50%
>>2D - 30%
>>3D - 20%
**4D Classes will be paid out on (.5) second splits
>>1D - 35%
>>2D - 30%
>>3D - 20%
>>4D - 15%
**5D open class will be paid out on (.5) second splits
>>1D - 30%
>>2D - 25%
>>3D - 20%
>>4D - 15%
>>5D - 10%
SECTION 6: 3-Call Rule
The 3-Call Rule will be strictly enforced and applied as follows:
Once the arena is clear and ready for the next contestant, the announcer will issue the first call for the next horse and rider.
Important:
If you have not checked in with the gate official, your 2nd and 3rd calls will be back-to-back with no additional time allowance.
Call Timing & Delays
If there is any delay—including but not limited to:
• Horse refusing the gate
• Tack or equipment malfunction
• Contestant not prepared
—your first 30-second countdown begins immediately following the first call.
After the first 30 seconds expire, you will receive your 2nd call, and the next 30-second countdown will begin.
After that 30 seconds expire, you will receive your 3rd call, followed by the final 30-second countdown.
If you have not broken the timeline and entered the arena by the end of the final 30 seconds, you will be scratched and given a No Time (NT).
Gate Check-In Requirements
Every arena setup is different; however:
You must be checked in with the gate official before your run.
If the arena uses a designated holding pen with a closing gate, you must be inside the holding pen before the gate closes.
Failure to follow these requirements may result in immediate enforcement of the 3-Call Rule and potential disqualification.
SECTION 7: Broken Pattern & Forward Motion
If at any point you break pattern, you will be allowed to complete your pattern but will not be allowed to double circle any barrel or to “train.” You will also not be allowed to restart pattern. Once you cross the timeline forward motion must always be kept. If forward motion is not kept once crossing the timeline, it will be considered a broken pattern.
*****Crossing the line of the arena*****
For races that are marked with a clear alleyway or holding pen, no circling will be allowed passed the mouth of the arena where the two connect. You may circle in the alleyway or circle in the holding pen. Once the mouth of the arena has been entered, you must maintain forward motion or it will be considered a broken pattern.
SECTION 8: Run Order Rule
If a contestant runs out of order or on the wrong horse for any reason, they will be automatically disqualified.
Section 9: Dress Code
Dress code violations will result in a $50 fine per run. If you compete in multiple classes in a day/weekend, each run made out of dress code will incur its own separate $50 fine.
Fines must be paid within one (1) hour of the conclusion of your class to avoid disqualification of the run(s) in violation.
9.1 Standard Dress Code
All events are Full Dress Code unless otherwise noted.
During any competitive run, participants are required to wear:
Jeans
Boots or western-style shoes
Long-sleeve shirt
Western hat or helmet
Prohibited attire:
Ball caps, visors, T-shirts (unless under an approved waiver), tank tops, or any non-western apparel during a competitive run.
Always verify specific event details for exceptions or special requirements.
9.2 Dress Code Waiver
The following waiver applies unless otherwise specified:
Wearing any official ICRP shirt waives the requirement for a cowboy hat and long-sleeve shirt.
This waiver does not apply to special events that require full dress code with no exceptions.
9.3 Themed Shows
For themed or costume events:
Cowboy hats are optional if the rider is in full costume.
Basic safety and footwear requirements still apply.
9.4 Special Events - Mandatory Full Dress Code
The following events require full dress code with no waivers and no exceptions:
The Breakout – Slot Race
The Butter Cup Futurity – Futurity
The Perfect Pairing – Peewee/Youth Showcase
Level Up – Mini Royale / Short Go
Dueling Dragons – Sunday - all entries dress code for finals
La Viva Taco – Youth Slot
Four Elements – Poles Slot Race
Glitter & Gold – High Stakes + IBRA Awards Pictures
Retro Active – Full Send Invitational
T-shirts of any kind are not permitted at these events.
9.5 Penalties & Rider Responsibility
Any run made out of dress code = $50 fine.
Failure to pay the fine within one (1) hour of the class ending = disqualification of the run.
Every additional violation is treated as a separate $50 fine and subject to the same disqualification rule.
Riders are responsible for knowing and complying with all dress code requirements for each event.
SECTION 10: Contestant Expectations
ICRP owner’s decisions are final. Any unruly behavior, disrespect to staff, public online attacks, or ill-treatment of animals at the show will not be tolerated. ICRP reserves the right to scratch contestants without a refund if above poor behavior/sportsmanship is displayed.
Violators will receive:
one verbal or written warning
a second offense will result in a disqualification for that event that day and you will be asked to leave with no refund of entry fees; if you are a ICRP member, you may have your membership revoked for the current season, at the producer's discretion.
a third offense will result in a ban from future ICRP events
SECTION 11: Refunds, Carryovers, & Dogs
Draw outs - no questions asked - for a refund of 80% on entries. Check each event page for deadlines.
70% refunds will be granted with a vet release or doctor’s release ONLY up until 12:00 PM CST on the day before competition starts for each event. Check each event page for deadlines.
No refunds will be given on stalls and RVs. Entries, Stalls, & RVs may be sold.
Carryovers MUST be declared before your run. All side pots must be added before you run.
No changes to entries may be made after your run has been completed.
For the safety of all riders, horses, and pets, dogs must remain on a leash at all times. Please note that each arena may have its own dog policies, which may supersede Indian Creek’s rules. If the facility requires stricter guidelines, ICRP will enforce those rules as requested.
Dog owners are responsible for cleaning up after their animals. Dogs brought into or around the arena must remain leashed. If your dog is unattended, it must be safely tied or secured in your trailer. Loose or unattended dogs will not be tolerated for the safety of your animal, other dogs, horses, and people.
Please be aware of Missouri law on dog bites and what that can mean.
SECTION 12: Claiming Payouts
You have 60 days to make arrangements/make contact with the producer about winnings.
All winnings will be mailed within two weeks of the show’s conclusion.
If the show paid out with checks and you have not turned in your W9 after ICRP has attempted to reach out and collect the W9, after 60 days your check becomes VOID and your winnings will be returned to future added monies.
You must have a W9 on file to pick up any winnings, cash or check, even if it is $1. This includes beginners & peewee riders.
If you have not made efforts to claim your winnings/make arrangements/respond to the producer, your winnings will go back into ICRP toward added monies.
If you do not cash your check within 60 days your check will become VOID.
You may have someone pick up and sign for your checks. ICRP is not liable for any payments claimed by outside parties you have designated.
ALL beginner/peewee winnings are paid back in cash. PLEASE pick them up the day of the show, they are always ready shortly after the class concludes.
We will NOT pay back with Venmo or Paypal - it is a direct violation of their policies and can result in accounts being banned.
Replacement checks - checks will not be replaced that were voided for failure to be cashed. In the event a check is misplaced/lost in the mail and you contact the producer prior to the 60 day mark, we will replace your check for a fee of $35 each that will be taken from the winnings. We are not responsible for checks that are lost by the postal service. Please allow 7-10 business days for checks to arrive through USPS before contacting the producer. Business days are Monday - Friday if there are not holidays within the week.
SECTION 13: Expos, Ride Sessions, & No Shows
EXPOS - 60-second time limit per expo. Must be in the holding pen ready to do your expo. If you are not ready to do your expo in your time slot, you forfeit your expo(s). If you reserve expos, you bought them. Scratches on expos will not be allowed once we are 24 hours from the race’s start time. The only exception is if you are completely drawing out from a show and cannot make it. You are welcome to sell them privately to others if you no longer need them.
ANY expos that go over 60 seconds - you will owe $6 for expos that go 1 to 60 seconds over your allotted time. If you go 61-120 seconds over your allotted time you will owe a $50 fine. You will not be allowed to compete until your overages/fines are paid.
Pole expos will be available for purchase at the gate.
No ponying will be allowed during expos or ride sessions.
NO SHOWS: Complete draw-outs (defined as not showing up and competing at the show at all) and declared before your run(s) come with no penalty. However, if you do not draw out and do not attempt to contact the producer before your run to let them know you will not be present, you will no longer be allowed to pre-enter ICRP Shows.
Section 14: Special Classes
Jump Race
You may only jockey a horse that you do not own and/or ride/enter on a regular basis
You may expo the jump horse
Jump horses can make multiple runs in the jump race, as long as they have different jockeys
Section 15: Points Accumulation
Points will be awarded in each division based on placings, if classes are offered and stated as giving awards:
1D-5D Open
1D-4D Youth or 1D-3D
1D-4D Adult or 1D-3D
1D-4D Senior or 1D-3D
Peewee Barrels 1D-3D
Poles 1D-4D or 1D-3D
Points will be awarded in descending order from 10 points through 1 point to the respective placings, 1 - 10 riders in each division, to members ONLY. Non-members will be pulled out of the points placings. Divisions will be based off of the fastest time of the class, whether it is a member or non-member. If there is a tie - example - both members run a 15.000 & 15.000 in a tie for first in the 1st division, each will be awarded 10 points for 1st & 2nd. The next member to accumulate points (3rd) will received 8 points.
You may only place ONCE per division. If you are running multiple horses, and they both run in the 2D, you will be given the points on the highest-placing horse. If you have a horse run in the 2D and 3D, you will get the appropriate points for each horse in each division
For the End of Season Standings, a member keeps points only from the division in which they have the highest standing in each class. (Example #1: If you place 1st in the 1D and 1st in the 2D open, you will receive the 1D prize because it is the highest prize and placing. Example #2: You place 2nd in the 1D, but 1st in the 2D, you will receive the 2D prize because it is the highest placing and prize.)
Nominations into each series must be paid for points to start tracking. There will be not additional sponsorship requirement for 2026 to be eligible for awards.
After points have been calculated and released to the membership to review, there will be a 72 review period for any disputes. Once the declared 72 hours window has closed, results are final.
In the event of a tie in points at any point series finals, all ties will be settled by:
(1) Most Shows Attended
(2) Most Consistent Division Placing
(2a) If contestants have same divisional placing, downed barrels/NT will be assessed, fewest # wins
(3) All times in the tied division will be added together, and lowest cumulative time wins
(4) If all of the above are even up, flip a coin
Once series placing have been announced - online and through email - there will be 72-hour point review period for members to bring forth any potential discrepancies. Start and end time for the review period will be clearly announced. Any disputes will be reviewed by the points keeper. Once the 72-hour review is closed, points will be final, and no changes will be made. Points/placings will stand as is.
Section 16: Special Rules
2026 Southern Draw Series
Season will not go passed 8/23/26
Should finals not be able to be held due to unforeseen circumstances, 50% of the added money for the members side pot will be raffled off to the members via random.org. More info will be available should the need arise.
2026 Good Vibes Series
Season will not go passed 10/11/26
Should unforeseen circumstances prevent a full series of shows happening, points will stand as is and results will be determined by the info available at the time.
Award Pick-up Show
You must be in attendance to claim your awards or arrange for someone to stand in for you. If you fail to attend or have someone designated, awards will be forfeited and put back for future awards. No awards will be shipped.
Section 17: Futurity & Derby Horse Information
Futurity Horse - Defined as a horse 5 and under not entered in any barrel racing competitions prior to November 15th of the year prior to its competition year. Under no circumstances can a futurity horse have more than one futurity year.
DERBY HORSE - Defined as a horse 7 & under (no longer futurity age). A horse can have more than 1 derby year depending on the age it started its competitive career.
Any entrant found to be knowingly competing on a horse not meeting the above criteria will forfeit any money and prizes won and be disqualified from the event and any future Indian Creek Racing Production events.
An entry paid in full can be sold to another eligible contestant.
Rider MUST be declared at Horse Check In.
Horse/Rider Changes NOT allowed after a horse has been checked in and rider declared for the Futurity/Derby
The same rider MUST compete on the horse in both go rounds. Failure to abide by this rule will result in a disqualification and forfeit any monies won in Futurity /Derby
All Futurity & Derby horses MUST be checked in w/COPY OF PAPERS
Futurity & Derby horses will be marked at check‐in (no exceptions)
Check in’s time/location TBA for each event.
Go Round #1 will be a random draw and posted on SGP. Go Round #2 will be ran in reverse order.
Other than noted above, all standard ICRP competition rules apply.
A downed barrel will be a NO TIME for the GO ROUND and carries into the Open 5D. A horse going off pattern will be given a NO TIME.
Section 18: Vendors
ALL vendors (individuals and businesses) must be approved by ICRP and have paid their vendor/sponsorship fee to set up at an event. Vendors that have not paid their fee and have not been approved, may be asked to pay or leave, which is up to the discretion of ICRP. If an individual, vendor, or business is found to be selling/providing/soliciting at an ICRP event without approval, you will be asked to leave, any entries will be scratched without refund, and ICRP will review your future potential of vending at events. Further violations will result in a ban of vending at ICRP events.
Please refer to the vendor section of the website to review our Vendor Code of Conduct and to apply to be a 2026 ICRP vendor. Any questions can be emailed to indancreekracingproductions@gmail.com.
Section 19: Printed, Posted Material, & Show Day Announcements
Posted and printed material is updated often. Please check with management for the most up to date information. Announcements at shows always supersede any printed/post material, should unexpected changes arise.
Section 20: Motorized Vehicles (Segways, Scooters, Motorcycles, Bikes, Golf Carts, Crickets, etc.)
Anyone operating a motorized-wheel device must have a valid driver’s license or be at least 16 years old.
No motorized or rideable wheeled equipment is allowed in any horse area. This includes, but is not limited to:
Barns
Vendor areas
Warm-up pens
Alleyways
Passageways between barns and the alleyway
These restrictions apply throughout the show each day, beginning with the first event on opening day and ending when the last horse runs on the final day each day.
Any motorized vehicle left unattended in a restricted area—such as passageways, doorways, high-traffic zones, horse areas, or near the arena—will be confiscated by the office. After the first verbal warning, any additional violations will result in a $75 fine.
Penalties:
1st Violation: Verbal Warning
2nd & Subsequent Violations: $75 Fine
Section 21: Full Send Invitational & Wild Cards
The top two in each division each day at any qualifying race will earn an invitation to compete at the Inaugural $10,000 Full Send Invitational. This equals 10 invitations per day (30 total) at each qualifying event.
If there is a tie in the division, a qualifier will be awarded for each tied time
Each rider/horse pair may only qualify 1x per calendar year.
Qualification is not transferable. You may substitute the rider, but the qualification stays with the horse.
If a rider/horse pair is already qualified, qualification will drop down to the next rider/horse pair in the results.
Entry fee will be $100 per entry, 75% payback. Time will automatically carry to the open.
Wild Cards - Wild cards may be given in the following forms (but not limited to)- auctions, donations, raffles, draws, or shows. Wild Cards may not be sold.
After a Wild Card is awarded, you must declare your horse. Wild cards cannot be transferred once a horse is declared.
Wild Card Shows - Only (1) qualifier will be given per division. Shows are TBA and will be held at least a week prior to the Full Send event. If the event rains out, an alternative method will be chosen to give out Wild Cards.
Auctions - Wild card will go to the highest bidder, time stamps will be confirmed on the desktop computer and posted. Should multiple bids of the same amount be received at the same time, the Wild Cards will be offered to each party.
Donations - Wild Cards may be purchased from charity events if offered, if and when they come available. You will receive (1) qualifier to the Full Send and can declare your horse, but you are still required to pay the entry fee.
Raffles - Wild Cards may be won in various raffles or draws - the number of raffles done are TBA and may be used to replace any rained out Wild Card Shows.
Wild card funds - Funds raised from raffles/draws/auctions will be used at the discretion of ICRP. It may be used toward additional Full Send Added monies, awards, or future added money for other events.
Horse MUST be entered under a registered name or barn name to be eligible - horse entered under “horse 1” “horse 2” etc. will not be eligible for qualification.
Section 22: Health Certificates & Coggins Paper
Contestants must be prepared to show a current negative Coggins Test, and provide up to date Health papers, according to the state’s laws the competition is in. This is the contestant’s responsibility to have the proper paperwork.
Section 23: Stall, RVs, & Entry Requests
Requests are requests - not guarantees. If you would like guaranteed stall and RV reservations, we offer sponsorship opportunities that cover that commodity. If you want to have stalls and RVs next to certain individuals, you will need one person to purchase the stalls/rvs on the same account. We will no longer be taking requests for stall/rv groupings. Stall location requests will be given to sponsors first. Special stalling requests for safety reason such as (but not limited to) - stallions, health issues, etc. will be considered. ALL requests must be emailed to icrpshowbookings@gmail.com. No text or Facebook PMs will be accepted. Entry requests must also be emailed - ground position is never guaranteed and always random.
Section 23A: Stall & RV Sponsorship Reservations
Several of our sponsorship packages include guaranteed stall and RV reservations, which you can share with your family/friends.
You must still pay the stall and RV fees for each show. Your sponsorship only guarantees reservations.
Approximately three weeks before each show, ICRP will email you the stall and RV maps (where applicable) and deadline for your reservation requests.
Your stall and RV requests must be EMAILED to icrpshowbookings@gmail.com. NO exceptions.
Platinum level sponsors will have first priority of stalls and RVs. Please note that certain stalls/rvs may not be available due to unforeseen circumstances per each arena, which is out of ICRP’s control.
Once pre-entries open, you have 24 hours to pay for your reservations. NO exceptions. ICRP will not hold unpaid reservations and they will be deleted. If you need to sell your paid reservations, you may do so privately. ICRP will not offer refunds.
Section 24: Early Open
Many of our shows include an early open session for your convenience. There is a $5 fee to secure this option. The fee is retained by the production company and is not included in the payout.
Section 25: Returned Check Policy
ICRP offers the convenience of paying by check for our shows. A $3 processing fee applies when using this option. Please note that this fee may be withdrawn separately from your main payment.
All returned checks will incur a penalty and may affect your ability to use the check payment option in the future. Be sure to enter your banking information accurately to avoid errors that could result in a returned check.
If a check is returned, all penalties must be paid before you will be allowed to enter any future ICRP events. Repeated returned checks will result in your account being permanently blocked from using the check payment option.
1st offense - Warning
2nd offense - $100 fee
3rd offense - $250 fee
4th - offense - Loss of use of the checking system
Section 26: Empty Draw Spots
ICRP reserves the right to fill empty draw spots should spots become available.
Section 27: Missed Runs
It is the sole responsibility of the contestant to know their draw position. Failure to be present for a competition run will result in a scratch. In the event of a missed run, contestant will have the option to be added back in to the race at the very end by paying a second entry fee.
Section 28: Competition & Warm Up Arena Usage
Competition Arenas will be CLOSED for any outside riding once the race has started for the weekend. This time frame begins once the first horse enters the arena for the weekend, usually Friday expos.
Warm up arenas: No pop-up barrels are allowed in the warmup pens while the competition is in progress each day, and contestants are trying to prepare for competition. Warm up areas need to be usable for all contestants, and also for the safety of all riders, pop up barrels are prohibited.
No smoking is allowed in barns, high usage horse areas, the arenas, bathrooms, or any enclosed indoor areas of any facility. Please only smoke in designated areas. Each arena has their own designated areas, and ICRP will uphold their rules pertaining to smoking.
Section 29: Amendments
ICRP may modify rules, point systems, or event designations at any time.
Members will be notified via email, website, and/or social media.
In the event of unexpected changes, show announcements will always supersede any printed or posted materials.
Section 30: Disclaimers
We (Indian Creek Racing Productions) reserve the right to refuse entry for ANY reason. Behavior by contestants or spectators that is deemed inappropriate will not be tolerated and is grounds for dismissal from event with no refund.
These actions include but are not limited to:
Theft, destruction of property, willful endangering any animal or human, excessive whipping/kicking/hitting of a horse, or verbal & physical threats of any kind. This list can be added to in any capacity at the production’s discretion.
DISCLOSURE: When entering this event, you agree to the following. Rider agrees to become familiar with and abide by the rules of this event. Rider understands that Indian Creek Racing Productions (producers of this event) along with the staff and associates of ICRP, arenas, owners, and any of their affiliates are not responsible for any accident, injury, theft or death to themselves or property while attending, competing, camping or spectating at this event. Rider understands that Indian Creek Racing Productions reserves the right to refuse entry for any reason.
WARNING: Under Missouri Law, a domesticated animal professional is not liable for damages suffered by, an injury to or the death of a participant resulting from the inherent risks of domesticated animal activities. You are assuming inherent risks of participating in this domesticated animal activity.
Contestants may be photographed and videotaped at our events. Videos and photos may be posted online by the official event photographer. Videos and photos taken by the official photographer may be used at the discretion of ICRP productions for promotional reasons. Official photographer/videographer has exclusive rights to public sale of photos from our events. Contestants in our database may be contacted via email and/or text messaging to provide you with reminders of upcoming events, sponsor specials or obtain feedback.
SECTION 1: Waiver of Liability
Indian Creek Racing Productions, LLC, will assume no responsibility or liability for injury, or death to a person or animal or damage to property of any owner, contestant or assistant. Each contestant, by the act of paying their entry fees and entering the facilities - including but not limited to: arena, stalls, wash rack areas, parking lots, bathrooms, and any other part of the facility included in the premise, waive all claims against ICRP, and any arena for which shows are operated from, owners, workers, and/or any one person or entity associated with ICRP events for injury/damage/death he/she or their property sustain. No person associated with the production of the show may be held liable for any of the above occurrences.
SECTION 2: Contestants’ Responsibility
Contestants are responsible for being up to date on the rules, which will be posted on the event pages, the Indian Creek Racing Productions Facebook page, and the Indian Creek Racing Productions website, particularly relating to events in which they compete. Failure to understand will not be accepted as an excuse.
SECTION 3: Horse Ridden By Multiple Riders & One-Horse Per Run Rule
The same horse may be shown in the same class if ridden by different riders, at the discretion of the producer. Per BBR rules, a horse may run in the same class twice IF ridden by a different rider. The horse may only be ridden under the registered name ONCE per class.
Only (1) horse may enter the arena during a competitive run. An additional horse may assist another rider in the alley; however, if multiple horses enter the arena and cross the timer, it will be an automatic disqualification and recorded as a no time.
SECTION 4: Posting of Results
Results to any event will be posted publicly in a timely manner after each event on www.sgpevents.net.
SECTION 5: Payouts, Aged Classes, & Division Splits
Payout Breakdown:
***ICRP reserves the right to pay more or less holes based on these payout ranges.***
5D BBR Barrels Payout
1-25 entries pay 1 place per division
26-50 entries pay 2 places per division
51-100 entries pay 3 places per division
101-143 entries pay 4 places per division
144-200 entries pay 5 places per division
201-250 entries pay 6 places per division
251 & 333 entries pay 7 places
***ICRP reserves the right to pay more or less holes based on these payout ranges.***
3D NBHA Barrel Payout
1-10 entries pay 1 place per division
11-15 entries pay 2 places per division
16 - 30 entries pay 3 places per division
31- 60 entries pay 4 places per division
61-90 entries pay 5 places per division
91-120 entries pay 6 places per division
121 & 150 entries pay 7 places