On the last live racing day, Sunday, the 11 race card yielded a couple of 14:1 and 17:1 wins in the 7th and 8th races, leading to larger than normal payouts.
Forty-Nine starters competed in the Rainbow 6 races (#6-11), wher
Gulfstream Park plans an 10-race to open it’s race week Thursday, with a first post of 1:15 PM. 86 starters are listed on the card as of Tuesday evening.
On the last live racing day, Sunday, the 11 race card yielded a couple of 14:1 and 17:1 wins in the 7th and 8th races, leading to larger than normal payouts.
Forty-Nine starters competed in the Rainbow 6 races (#6-11), where the high-odds winner was Rachel’s Smokin, at 17:1 in the 9 horse field; 5 furlongs on the dirt.
Here are the late race payouts that stood out.
Late Pick 4 paid: $564.60
Late Pick 5 paid: $21,801.55
Rainbow 6 paid: $30,465 to 5 lucky winners. The Rainbow 6 pool was $272,065, a drop from the $382,000 wagered the prior day, Saturday. That was the highest pool size on the Rainbow this meet, now 24 race days old.e the high-odds winner was Rachel’s Smokin, at 17:1 in the 9 horse field; 5 furlongs on the dirt.
Here are the late race payouts that stood out.
Late Pick 4 paid: $564.60
Late Pick 5 paid: $21,801.55
Rainbow 6 paid: $30,465 to 5 lucky winners. The Rainbow 6 pool was $272,065, a drop from the $382,000 wagered the prior day, Saturday. That was the highest pool size on the Rainbow this meet, now 24 race days old.
Carryovers:
The Rainbow 6 will have offer a carryover of $1,078,610 for Thursday, as the elusive single winner to this wager has yet to occur this meet.
The Rainbow 6 will kicks off in race #5 at about a 3:15 PM Post Time.
Total track handle from all sources was $6.01 million, the lowest Sunday tally this meet.
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