CONTESTANT PRIZE MONEY
& ADDED PURSE

See IGRA Sanctioned Rodeo Rules, VIII. Rodeo Prizes and Payoffs for detailed information

Host Association advertises minimum prize money from International Sponsor(s) to be paid. If the International Sponsor does not specify, the Host Association will determine how the International Sponsor(s) prize money will be distributed; e.g.; to the All-Around Cowboy and Cowgirl and runners-up; to buckle winners in certain events, etc.

All entry fees designated as purse money (see "Scheduling Fees and Income" - this manual). All International Sponsorship money designated as such must be distributed to the contestants. If the purse is not won, it will be held in escrow for the international Finals contestant purse.

Added Prize money is any additional money added by the Hosting Association. Added prize money may be distributed in any way specified by the Hosting Association. Added prize money can be awarded daily or for the combined days' placings.

Added Purse money is any additional money added by the Hosting Association to the regular purse fund. This money will be awarded to contestants based on the following formula:

	1-Person	2-People	3-People	4-People	5-People	6-People	7-People	8-People
1st Place	100%	60%	50%	40%	35%	30%	30%	29%
2nd Place		40%	30%	27%	25%	25%	24%	23%
3rd Place			20%	20%	19%	19%	18%	18%
4th Place				13%	13%	13%	12%	12%
5th Place					8%	8%	8%	8%
6th Place						5%	5%	5%
7th Place							3%	3%
8th Place								2%
TOTAL:	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%

• Host Association will publish added prize/purse money before the start of the first event.
• Host Association advertises all entry fee purse to be paid back in each event up to the first eight (8) places per go-round, depending on the number of entries per event as follows.
  • 1 - 25 entries/teams pay four (4) places.
  • 26 - 50 entries/teams pay six (6) places.
  • 51 or more entries pay eight (8) places.
  • For International Finals Rodeo, the entry fees and IGRA escrow account purse money per event shall be paid back to six (6) places according to the table above.