To further explain, here is an example. In 2019, a mare owner breeds to a 2019 enrolled Super Sires stallion. The resulting foal from that breeding would be born in 2020. The 2020 foal, after nomination to the Super Sires program will be eligible to show in for 2019 Breeders Purse monies as a yearling in the Super Sires Breeders Purse events. In 2022, the foal will be a 2 year old and once again eligible to show for 2019 Breeders Purse monies in the 2-Year-Old Super Sires Breeders Purse events. In 2023, the foal will be a 3 year old and again eligible to show for 2019 Breeders Purse monies in the 3-Year-Old Super Sires Breeders Purse events.

Previous Year Breeders Purse Information

Beginning in the year 2019, 100% of the participating stallion enrollment fees are being distributed to participants in Super Sires Breeders Purse events for foals that are products of the corresponding Super Sires breeding year. This plan was created to protect and provide the monies promised to the mare owners that bred to a stallion in a specific year.

During the breeding years of 2015 thru 2018, 50% of the participating stallion enrollment fees was paid out directly in Super Sires events and 50% was reserved in Super Sires, LLC, bank account in Muncie, Indiana, as corresponding Breeders Purse schedules.

The reserved Breeders Purse schedules were maintained for a four (4) year period, beginning in 2015, and ending in 2018. This practice was to cover the payout addendum for resulting foals of corresponding breeding years in Super Sires events. These reserved funds ensured a Breeders Purse for foals of the corresponding breeding years, in the case his/her sire did not maintain Annual Enrollment status due to death or other circumstances.