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# Creating New Classes

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## **Overview of Classes**

### Viewing Your Classes

1. Go to Classes (listed chronologically).
2. If you have 100+ classes, scroll to find navigation arrows.
3. Click arrows to page through.

### Creating a New Class

1. Click to create a new class.
2. Enter a class number.
3. Enter a class name.
4. Set the entry fee.

**Configuring Class Details**

1. Add a tag.
2. Add a section code if USEF-sanctioned.
3. Add an exhibitor-facing description.

**Associating Points and Divisions**

1. Select whether this class counts toward division points.
2. Select associated divisions.

**Setting Up Prize Money and Add-Backs**

1. Add total prize money payout.
2. Click Add Back.
3. Set a percentage of total class fees, or a flat amount per entry.
4. Review the sample calculation.
5. Adjust as needed.

**Excluding a Class from Division Pricing**

1. Check the box if applicable.
2. Note that it will bill individually but still count toward championship points.

**Configuring Results Settings**

1. Review discipline-specific results options (Horse Spot is working on only showing what's relevant to you).
2. Set Max Entries to Place.
3. Define what counts as "compete": completed, entered, or started.

**Creating Multiple Classes Quickly**

1. Check Create Another before saving.
2. Horse Spot remembers your last settings, handy for similar classes.
3. Adjust as needed per class.
4. Repeat as needed.
5. Click Cancel when done.

### Finding and Editing a Class

1. Search by name or number.
2. Click in to edit.
3. Save changes.

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### Making Bulk Changes to Multiple Classes

1. Select the classes.
2. Use bulk actions.
3. Review the rules available for each property.


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