Muzzle Run Racing 2026 Season
Greyhounds · Whippets · Horses
Season Start: 1 February 2026 Season End: 31 December 2026
Executive Summary
The Muzzle Run Racing 2026 Season introduces a fundamentally upgraded racing economy focused on transparency, sustainability, and elite competition.
For the first time:
Racing rewards are fully category-specific
All major prize pools are publicly funded on-chain
Elite qualification is always open
Paid racing is the foundation of competitive play
Minting and training activity now directly fuels racing rewards within the same category, ensuring that growth, participation, and competition are tightly aligned.
Every major event in 2026 is:
Fully funded before it runs
Verifiable by any player
Paid directly from dedicated allocation addresses
This season sets a new standard for fairness, clarity, and competitive integrity across Greyhound, Whippet, and Horse racing.
Introduction
Welcome to the Muzzle Run Racing 2026 Season.
This is the most ambitious, transparent, and competitive racing season Muzzle Run has ever launched.
In 2026, every race you enter, every asset you train, and every win you earn directly contributes to real, verifiable prize pools. Racing rewards are fully funded, always visible on-chain, and paid directly from dedicated allocation addresses.
This season is built around:
Clear and simple reward structures
Category-specific prize pools
Always-on access to elite competition
Paid racing as the core competitive experience
Whether you’re building a racing stable, climbing the Muzzle League, or chasing championship glory, every race matters.
The 2026 Racing Season includes:
Greyhound Racing
Whippet Racing
Horse Racing
What’s Changed in 2026
The 2026 season introduces several major changes compared to previous racing seasons. Returning players should review this section carefully.
Category-Specific Prize Pools
Racing rewards are no longer globally pooled
Greyhound, Whippet, and Horse racing now fund their own prize pools
Revenue never moves between categories
Fully Funded, Public Prize Pools
All major racing rewards use public on-chain allocation addresses
Prize pools accumulate in real time
Payouts are made directly from these addresses
All allocation addresses are published before the season begins
Simplified Racing Reward Allocation
Each racing category allocates:
10% to Monthly Elite Main Events
10% to Monthly Muzzle League Paid Racing Leaderboard
10% to the End-of-Year Championship Event
No additional splits. No hidden allocations.
Group 1 Trials Are Now Daily Guaranteed Tournaments
Group 1 qualification is no longer time-gated
Trials run as Daily Guaranteed Tournaments
Progression happens continuously throughout the season
8 racers per category qualify for Group 1 each week
Relegation Is Based on Main Events
Group 1 relegation is now tied to Monthly Elite Main Events
Bottom 15% are relegated to Group 2
Muzzle League leaderboard position no longer triggers relegation
Paid Racing Only in the Muzzle League
All Muzzle League races are paid races
Free racing does not award Muzzle League points
Competitive progression is tied directly to paid participation
Token Burn in Daily Guaranteed Tournaments
10% of every Daily Guaranteed entry fee is burned
90% is added directly to the prize pool
Prizes pools are still guaranteed and grow while supporting long-term ecosystem health
Clear Class Retirement Rules
Greyhounds and Whippets entering Group 1 in 2026 retire from the class system in 2027
Horses continue normal class participation in 2027
How Racing Rewards Work in 2026
All racing rewards are funded by minting and training revenue generated by players.
Category-Specific Rewards
Each racing category funds its own rewards:
Greyhound minting & training → Greyhound racing rewards
Whippet minting & training → Whippet racing rewards
Horse minting & training → Horse racing rewards
Revenue does not move between categories. Each racing ecosystem stands on its own.
Revenue Allocation Overview
For each racing category, minting and training revenue is allocated as follows:
30% → Racing Rewards
30% → Breeder Rewards
40% → Protocol & Operations
Important Note (Greyhounds)
For Greyhounds, the 30% Racing Rewards allocation is in addition to Breeder Rewards.
Greyhound breeders continue to receive Breeder Rewards, Froth Breeder Rewards, and Final Breeder tournaments on top of all racing-specific prize pools.
Breeder Rewards
Breeder rewards apply across all formats and racing categories.
The following allocations are fixed for the entire 2026 season:
10% → Breeder Rewards
10% → Froth Breeder Rewards
10% → Final Breeders
These allocations are non-negotiable and form a core pillar of the Muzzle Run economy.
Racing Rewards Breakdown (Per Category)
Each racing category allocates its entire 30% Racing Rewards as follows:
10% → Monthly Elite Main Event
10% → Monthly Muzzle League Leaderboard
10% → End-of-Year Championship Event
All 30% is fully committed to racing rewards.
These allocations apply equally to:
Greyhounds
Whippets
Horses
Public Prize Pool Addresses
All racing rewards in 2026 are funded through public on-chain allocation addresses.
Each reward stream has its own dedicated address where funds accumulate automatically as revenue is generated.
Allocation Addresses
Monthly Elite Main Event: [To be published before 1 February 2026]
Monthly Muzzle League Leaderboard: [To be published before 1 February 2026]
End-of-Year Championship Event: [To be published before 1 February 2026]
Transparency & Payouts
Prize pools are always funded before events run
Anyone can verify balances at any time
Prizes are paid directly from the allocation address
Fast, reliable, and provable payouts
Class Structure (All Racing Categories)
All racing categories — Greyhounds, Whippets, and Horses — follow the exact same class structure.
Maiden
For winless racers
Advance after winning any race:
Free race
Paid race
Tournament race
Group 3
At least one career win
Fewer than 200 class points
Group 2
200 or more class points
Gateway class to elite racing
Group 1 (Elite)
The highest level of competition
Only accessible by winning a Group 1 Trials event
Group 1 Trials (New for 2026)
This is a complete change from previous seasons.
Group 1 Trials are now Daily Guaranteed Tournaments that run once a week and serve as the primary path into Group 1 racing.
They apply to:
Greyhounds
Whippets
Horses
Format
Daily Guaranteed Tournaments
Froth entry fee
Guaranteed prize pools
Identical structure to standard Daily Guaranteed tournaments
Weekly Progression
Each week:
8 Greyhounds progress to Group 1
6 Whippets progress to Group 1
12 Horses progress to Group 1
Qualification Rules
Class updates to Group 1 immediately upon qualification
No Group 1 points are earned until the next calendar month
Relegation protection applies until the next calendar month
Group 1 Relegation (Important Change)
Relegation in 2026 is based on Monthly Elite Main Event performance, not Muzzle League standings.
Relegation Rule
Any racer finishing in the bottom 15% of a Monthly Elite Main Event
Is relegated back to Group 2
This ensures elite status is defended in headline events, not through grinding allowing easier participation across multiple racing formats.
Muzzle League (Paid Racing Only)
The Muzzle League is the highest level of ongoing competition.
2026 Rule
All Muzzle League races are paid races and rake free
There is no free racing in the Muzzle League
Paid racing is the only way to:
Earn Muzzle League points
Climb the Monthly Muzzle League Leaderboard
Compete for Muzzle League prize pools
Daily Guaranteed Tournaments
Daily Guaranteed Tournaments remain a core part of racing in 2026.
Prize Pool Mechanics
10% of every entry fee is burned
90% of every entry fee is added to the prize pool
Guaranteed minimum prizes apply
Prize pools grow with participation
Category Rotation
Daily Guaranteed Tournaments rotate evenly across:
Horses
Greyhounds
Whippets
The rotation is:
Daily
Equal
Predictable
Each category receives the same number of Daily Guaranteed tournaments over the year from 1 February.
Note: Group 1 trial guaranteed tournaments are additional to the regular schedule.
Class Retirement Rules (2027 Transition)
Greyhounds & Whippets
Any Greyhound or Whippet that enters Group 1 during 2026
Will retire from the class system in 2027
Retired racers will be eligible for designated elite or open-format events.
Horses
Horses do not retire from the class system in 2026
Normal class progression continues into 2027
Special Featured Events
Special featured events may be introduced during the 2026 season based on ecosystem activity.
Key Points
Added during periods of high participation
Fully funded before launch
Transparent prize pool sourcing
Additive to existing events, not replacements
Formats, eligibility, and frequency may vary and will be announced in advance.
Final Notes
The 2026 Racing Season is designed to be:
Transparent
Competitive
Sustainable
Rewarding for active players
This documentation outlines racing mechanics and class system rewards only. $FROTH staking, buyback mechanisms, USDT Spin & Go tournaments, and Shotgun Races are included in the 2026 season and will be addressed in separate documentation
This documentation is published for community feedback. The final format will be confirmed prior to 1 February 2026. Further changes may occur through $FROTH holder proposals and governance voting.
Race hard. Build smart. Earn everything.
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