Sept 30 – Oct 1, 2026 · Circle T Arena, Hamilton, TX

Solo Select Rope Horse Futurity

A 4-year-old roping futurity at the Clay Logan Open $450,000 in added money, with $100,000 to win the heading and the heeling.

What's your check?

Set your run, then work the payout below. Numbers are illustrative.

You have

Which roping?

Solo Select

Incentive Disbursement Account

Date

2026 Season

Pay to the order of

You - Sire + Contract Incentive Winner

$78,410

Sire Pot $60,000+Contract Pot $18,410

Seventy-Eight Thousand Four Hundred Ten and 00/100

Dollars

MemoHeading · Sire 1st · Contract 2nd

Authorized Signature

You're 1st in the Sire Pot and 2nd in the Contract Pot — you draw both checks.

Every roping pays two pots. The Sire Pot (60%) is for 4-year-olds by a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive for 2026. The Contract Pot (40%) is for holders of a paid 2026 breeding to a nominated stallion, on any horse. Both pots require a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive — not every Solo stallion is nominated.Do both and you draw 100% of what your placing pays — a check from each pot. Do just one and you draw that pot's split.See the 2026 Roping Incentive stallions →

The payout · 8 places

Tap where you placed in each pot

Sire Pot — its own standings among Solo-sired horses; unfilled places rollContract Pot — always filled, grows with the roll

Solo-sired horses in the money

Pl
Sire Pot
Contract Pot
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Only 3 of 8 Sire Pot places filled, so $40,820 rolled into the Contract Pot — growing every contract check.
Heading pot $227,000 · Sire Pot $136,200 · Contract Pot $131,620

Assumes 80 entries in the Heading — one place paid for every 10 entries (8 places) — with $650 of every $1,000 entry building the pot (65% payback). Contract places are shown always filled. Illustrative — actual entries, places, and payouts will vary.

Before you enter

Questions & Answers

What is the Solo Select Rope Horse Futurity?

A standalone roping futurity for 4-year-olds in heading, heeling, breakaway, and calf roping, held at the Clay Logan Open — Circle T Arena, Hamilton, TX, Sept 30 – Oct 1, 2026. Each roping pays its own pot.

How do I get in? (there are two ways)

You only need one: (1) ride a 4-year-old sired by a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive for 2026, or (2) hold a paid 2026 breeding to a nominated stallion and run any horse, by any sire. Not every Solo stallion is nominated.

Have both and you win more — you draw a check from each pot.

I don't have a breeding to a nominated stallion. How do I get one?

Call our office and we'll get you booked to a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive:

(903) 436-6615
How does the 60/40 pay out?

Every roping's pot splits 60% to the Sire Pot (horses by nominated sires) and 40% to the Contract Pot (paid-breeding holders). Each pot runs its own standings — the highest-placing Solo-sired horse draws the top Sire Pot check no matter where he places overall. Qualify both ways and you draw 100% of what your placing pays; qualify one way and you draw that pot's split.

How many places pay?

One place for every 10 entries, in each pot. At the assumed 80 heading and 80 heeling entries that's 8 places apiece; at 30 breakaway and 30 calf roping entries, 3 places apiece. More entries, more places — and a bigger pot.

My horse isn't by a Solo stallion. Can I still win?

Yes. Hold a paid 2026 breeding to a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive and run any horse, by any sire, for the Contract Pot. One paid breeding is your way in.

Can I win both pots at once?

Yes. If you're on a 4-year-old by a Roping Incentive nominated sire and also hold a paid 2026 breeding, you draw a check from the Sire Pot and the Contract Pot.

What is the rollover, and why can contract checks end up bigger?

The nominated stallions' first foal crops are still young, so sire fields are thin. Any Sire Pot place with no horse to fill it rolls — place by place — into that roping's Contract Pot, growing every contract check. It moves one direction only: Sire to Contract.

Which stallions are nominated for 2026?

Nomination is set each year, per stallion — not every Solo Select stallion is nominated to the Roping Incentive.

See the 2026 Roping Incentive stallions →
Do rebreeds or a contract I bought from someone else count?

No. Only a paid 2026 breeding qualifies. Breeding contracts aren't transferable, and rebreeds or prior-year contracts don't count.

Does an ICSI embryo qualify?

Yes — as long as the 2026 ICSI breeding contract is paid in full.

What does it pay?

Solo Select adds $450,000 across the four ropings for 2026, and 65% of every $1,000 entry ($650) builds its roping's pot — so the pots grow with entries. Heading and heeling each pay $100,000 to win. The 2025 inaugural paid a record $581,580, with $100,000 to both the heading and heeling champions.

How do I enter, and what are the fees and deadlines?TBD

Entries are $1,000 per roping with a 65% payback — $650 of every entry builds its roping's pot. Deadlines and the designation process for 2026 are being finalized — details posted here soon. You'll designate your entry before the futurity; one paid breeding equals one Contract Pot entry.

When and where is it?

The Clay Logan Open at Circle T Arena, Hamilton, TX — Sept 30 – Oct 1, 2026.

Are the numbers in the explorer real?

They're illustrative, built on the published added money and assumed entry counts. Actual pots, places, and checks depend on entries and results. Solo Select retains final authority on eligibility and payouts.

Get a horse eligible for 2026.

Book a paid 2026 breeding to a stallion nominated to the Solo Roping Incentive — or find one already by a nominated sire.

Questions? Call the stallion office at (903) 436-6615 or email stallions@soloselect.com.