Gulfstream Park will have a Super Hi-5 carryover of
$32,555.27 on Thursday, starting with the second race for which scheduled post
is 1:05 p.m.
First post is 12:35 for the ten-race card. Conditions are fast and firm.
Gulfstream offers the Super Hi-5 on all races with
seven or more entrants.
The first race is down to six starters, due to two
scratches.
Thus the Super Hi-5 will begin with the second
race. It is a $32,000 maiden special
weight at one mile on turf for maiden 3-year-old Florida-bred fillies. It has ten entrants, following the scratch of
Diplomatic Affair, from post 11.
If there are no winning Super Hi 5 tickets, the bet will
resume on the fifth race. There will be
fewer than seven starters in the third and fourth races.
The Super Hi-5 requires picking the first five horses
in order. The minimum bet is $1 per
combination, with an 18 percent takeout. Multiple combinations are allowed,
with multiple horses in any slots.
Gulfstream pays out on the Super Hi-5 only when there
are one or more tickets with the correct order of the first five
finishers. There are no consolation
payouts.
Thus, when no tickets have the first five places, all
of the pool rolls into the next race.
Today’s $32,555.27 is one of the largest start-of-day
pools yet for the new format for the Super Hi-5 that Gulfstream introduced for
the current championship meet.
We expect that there will be $40,000 or more bet on
the Super Hi-5 in the second race.
We will have periodic updates on Gulfstream this afternoon
on this blog.
-- Jim Freer
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