If you are on a committee

Country Racing Club

A bigger crowd on the days you need one, more money over the bar, and not a single thing for your committee to run.

What you get

Bodies through the gate on ordinary meetings, from people who were not otherwise coming.
Visitors who arrive carrying a member discount for your bar and your food stalls, so they use them.
A place in a membership that racegoers hold all season, in front of people who travel to go racing.
Your meetings promoted across the network, and an introduction to merchants in your own town, so the businesses that fill up on a race day have their own reason to talk about yours.
Nothing new to run. No platform, no cards to issue, no member data to hold, no administration.

Free general admission for members on your ordinary meetings, on a scan at the gate.
A member discount off your advertised price on the feature days you nominate — never free entry on those days, at any tier.
A member discount at the bar and the food stalls.
Nothing else. You decide which meetings are feature days, you set your own prices, and your calendar stays your own.

An enquiry commits you to nothing. Nothing is published and your club is not described as a partner anywhere until an agreement is signed.