Introducing Canchasin' Association Incentive Races!!

What is an incentive race?  It's just more ways for you to win!  Here's how it works...

• Locate the incentive race that you qualify for.  We have 11 different races scheduled throughout the year, only one incentive race per jackpot (example: 5-13-06 Okemah Jackpot has a $100 Novice rider Incentive Race.  If you are a novice rider with earnings of less than $100 you may enter this "sidepot" race). 

• Enter the incentive race "sidepot" at the time of your entry in the regular jackpot.  Incentive Races are $15.  This is in addition to your regular jackpot entry fees. 

• You will make your run in the open jackpot as usual.  If you place in the open jackpot, money and points will be awarded as usual. 

• We will then take all of the times for people that paid in the incentive race.  Their times will be divided into the same 5-d format but with equal money pay-outs.  As an example, if you are a novice rider and you pay up in the $100 Novice Rider Incentive race and you have the fastest time out of all of the others who paid up in the incentive race, you win 1st in the 1-d in the incentive race (even if you didn't win anything in the regular jackpot).  The rest of the placings in the incentive race would be determined by your time and payouts would be 1/2 second splits, 5-d format. 

• No points will be accrued with the incentive races. 

Incentive Races

1. $100 Novice Rider-Any rider who has won $100 or less in barrel racing.

2. $250 Novice Horse-Any horse that has won $250 or less in barrel racing.

3. Paint Horse-Any APHA or Pinto horse (you must show papers at time of entry if you are riding a breeding stock paint)

4. Quarter Horse-Any horse registered with the AQHA.  If your horse is also registered with the APHA, you must show AQHA papers at time of entry.

5. Any other breed of horse-open to any other horse besides registered QH or any paint horse.  All grade horses, ponies, appaloosas and other registered breeds (except paints and QH) are eligible. 

6. Senior Rider-all riders 50 and over as of Jan. 1, 2006

7. Intermediate Rider-all riders 20-49 as of January 1,2006

8. Youth Rider-all riders 19 or younger as of January 1,2006

9. 5&Under Horse- Horses 5 and Under.  All horses birthdates are January 1st.  For example, if your horse will be 5 this year on June 1, he is considered a 5 year old January 1, 2006 even though he won't actually be 5 until June.

10. 6-13 Horse-All horses ages 6-13.

11. 14 and over Horse- all horses 14 years of age or older.