Gulfstream Park has a 9-race card Sunday. First post is at 12:30 PM.
No stakes races are on the card. The 4th through 9th races are the Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 2:07 PM. The carryover is $111,215. The Super Hi 5 wager's carryover is $2,963.
Just one odds-favorite won the entire day in race 12.
Total runners entering the gate was 98 Saturday.
Gulfstream Park has a twelve-race card scheduled for Saturday. First post is at 12:30 PM, and the last post is 6:20 PM.
There is one stakes race: The $75,000 Powder Break Stakes, race 10 for fillies and mares, 3 y/o and up. It's 1 mile, 70 yards on the All Weather Track. Grand Ave Girl is the favorite at 7:5.
Two carryovers: the Rainbow 6 at $85,923 and the Super High 5 at $2,885. In Friday's racing action, 2 winners hit the Rainbow 6, each pocketing $27,255.44.
Three favorites won in the Rainbow 6 races, but the longshot wins of 20:1 and 23:1 made it tough to get that wager to work. A $200,000 minimum gross pool is being guaranteed by Gulfstream if wagering does not total that.
The late Pick 5 also paid a big number, $27,467, to about 7 winners.
Bettors added $97,354 to the Rainbow wagering, with 48 horses entering the gate.
Total all-sources track handle was $5.29 million Friday.
Gulfstream's
second 3-day summer racing weekend continues Friday-Sunday. Friday post
times will be 2:55 PM and 1:05 PM on Saturday's and Sunday's, with a
few exceptions on the holidays. It's day 39 in this meet that started
April 7th.
This meet ends late September.
Friday's racing has 10 races slated. Last post time is about 7:30 PM.
There is one carryover, on the Rainbow 6 wager at $62,561. Gulfstream is setting a guaranteed gross pool of $150,000 Friday on the Rainbow 6, starting in race 5 at 5:00 PM.
In last Sunday's (6/19) racing, 8 winners hit the Rainbow 6 wager for $5,717.48
each. No favorites won in the Rainbow 6 races, and just two winners
were "in-the-money". The late pick 5 paid $2,008.40 to about 40 winners.
All sources track handle was $5.72 million Sunday.
Gulfstream Park has an 11-race card Sunday. First post is at 12:45 PM.
No
stakes races are on the card. The 6th through 11th races are the
Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 3:10 PM. The carryover is $42,052 and Gulfstream has a $100,000 gross pool guarantee if the jackpot is hit by a single player. The Super High-5 wager has a $4,291 carryover, to be run in the first race with 7 or more starters.
Gulfstream Park has a twelve-race card scheduled for Saturday. First post is at 12:30 PM, and the last post is 6:20 PM.
There are no stakes races on the card.
Two carryovers: the Rainbow 6 at $16,916 and the Super High 5 at $2,641. In Friday's racing action, 6 winners hit the Rainbow 6, each pocketing $6,578.30. Gulfstream will seed the Saturday pool up to $50,000 if wagering does not amount to that on the Rainbow 6.
Two favorites won in the Rainbow 6 races, and the longshot wins of 17:1 and 8.8:1 made it tough to get that wager to work. Poiema,
at 17:1 in race 9 won by 8-3/4 lengths, and ... led at every call (gate
to wire) from the 2 post. You never know when a horse will break out
like that. That's the fillies second win in 10 starts at Gulfstream.
The late Pick 5 paid a big $45,753.75, surprising in that Races 5 and 6 were won by favorites, including both Pick 5 and Rainbow 6 races.
Bettors added $70,490 to the Rainbow wagering, with 46 horses running in the Rainbow 6.
Starting
Friday, Gulfstream shifts to a Friday-Sunday live racing schedule.
The
meet is still named Royal Palm, or Summer Racing, and continues thru
late September.
Friday post times will be 2:55 PM and 1:05 PM Saturday and Sunday, with a few exceptions on the holidays.
Friday's
racing has 10 races planned. Last post time is about 7:30 PM as we near
the Summer Solstice and more evening light is available.
There are no carryovers due to the mandatory payout of the exotic pools on Sunday.
In last Sunday's (6/12) racing, 47 winners hit the Mandatory payout Rainbow 6 win for $62,565.32
each with a 6 of 6 ticket. No favorites won the Rainbow races, and
three 8:1 winners entered the winners circle. $2.9 million was wagered.
Those odds led to the late pick 5 and Super Hi-5 paying $13,567 and $28,233 respectively.
With a 14 race-card Sunday, all sources track handle was a hefty $11.37 million Sunday.
Gulfstream Park has a 14-race card scheduled for Sunday. First post is at 12:00 PM.
There are two stakes races on the card. Race 6; the Soldier's Dance, and Ginger Punch. It is for three y/o and up; 7-1/2 furlongs on the turf. The purse is $65,000. Soldier's Dance stakes will be run in race 13. The 9th through 14th races are the Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 4:15 PM.
Gulfstream is cramming the race card full-up due to last weekend's
cancellations due to weather. Fourteen race days are rare outside of
major events like the Florida Derby, Fountain of Youth and Summit of
Speed.
Gulfstream Park has a twelve-race card scheduled for Saturday. First post is at 1:05 PM, and the last post is 7:10 PM.
There are no stakes races on the card.
The sole carryover from Friday's racing is the Rainbow 6 at $572,092. Gulfstream is guaranteeing a $800,000 gross pool on the Rainbow 6 if wagering + the carryover does not total that amount.
In Friday's racing action, 180 winners hit the Rainbow 6, each pocketing a tiny $342.02. Four favorites won in the Rainbow 6 races, and longshot win was just 4:1 in race 10.
Bettors added $109,914 to the wagering, with 45 horses running in the Rainbow 6.
Gulfstream Park will run 12 races Friday, with a first post at 1:15 p.m. This is very unusual, as most all Friday cards are 9 or 10 races. Gulfstream is playing catch-up from last weekends rain-out with no racing last Saturday and Sunday.
No stakes races are planned.
The sole carryover is on the Rainbow 6, at $545,714. The Rainbow 6 wager is on races 7 to 12, with the sequence scheduled to start at 4:28 p.m.
In Thursday's racing, 16 winners hit the Rainbow 6 win for $2,741.18 each, and 43 horses
raced in the Rainbow 6.
The high odds winner was 7:1 in race 5.
Betting on the Rainbow 6 was $82,265, and all sources track handle was $3.68 million Thursday.
Gulfstream
Park has an 8 races card scheduled for Thursday. First post is at 1:05
PM, and the last post is 4:53 PM. Recall that last weekend's races were
cancelled due to Tropical Storm Alex.
There are no stakes races on the day. The 3rd through 8th races are the Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 2:13 PM.
The two carryovers on the day are the Rainbow 6 at $525,978, and the Super Hi-5 at $3,866. Gulfstream is guaranteeing a $700,000 gross pool on the Rainbow 6 if wagering + the carryover does not total that amount.
The weekend's heavy rains from Tropical Storm Alex forced cancellation of both Saturday's and Sunday's racing at the Hallandale Beach, Fla. track. 
Our post Friday evening showed a race program for Saturday, but that did not occur. Read that post for the Friday race results and carryovers. The carryovers will be available for the next live racing day, Thursday, June 9th.
We'll give you an update on the entries and the Thursday racing card on Wednesday evening.
Stay safe!
Gulfstream Park has a ten-race card scheduled for Saturday. First post is at 1:05 PM, and the last post is 5:51 PM.
There is one stakes races on the card. Race 9; the Ginger Punch. It is for three y/o and up; 7-1/2 furlongs on the turf. The purse is $65,000. Sugar Fix, at 6:5 is the race favorite. The 5th through 10th races are the Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 3:13 PM.
The two carryovers on the day are the Rainbow 6 at $525,978, and the Super Hi-5 at $3,866. Gulfstream is guaranteeing a $700,000 gross pool on the Rainbow 6 if wagering does not total that amount.
Gulfstream Park will run eight races Friday, with a first post at 1:05 p.m.
Two carryovers are slated. The Rainbow 6, at $506,478, and the Super Hi-5 at $2,256.. The Rainbow 6 wager is on races 3 to 8, with the sequence scheduled to start at 2:14 p.m.
Thursday's racing was one for the record-books.
First, no favorites won their races. That is rare. No favorite finish better than third (Show). Next, huge payouts were made on the Pick 5 and Rainbow 6. The early and late Pick-5 bets paid $25,514 and $40,506 respectively. No favorites winning was the cause of that. The high-odds winner at 14.7:1 in race 5 included BOTH the early and late Pick 5 bets. Our data shows about 9 winners on the early Pick 5 and three winners on the late Pick 5. Fifty-One horses raced in the Rainbow 6.
The Rainbow 6 paid $30,274.74 to three lucky patrons.The winning program numbers were: 8-5-3-5-10-2.
Betting on the Rainbow 6 was $162,234, and all sources track handle was $3.93 million Thursday. Stay tuned for some potentially crazy racing action again Friday.
Gulfstream Park will host eight races on Thursday, with first post at 1:05 p.m, and continue the race week through Sunday.
There are no stakes races slated for Thursday.
The usual suspect is on the carryover Thursday. The Rainbow 6, at $467,553. The 20 cents per combination-only bet is on races three to eight, with the sequence scheduled to start at 2:07 p.m.
Gulfstream is guaranteeing that Thursday's Rainbow 6 will have a $650,000
gross pool of the entire coming in carryover plus all of the days
Rainbow 6 bets - to be paid if there is just one ticket with the winners
of all six Rainbow 6 races.
On the last race day, Sunday, there were 230 Rainbow 6 winners, each paid a miserly $373.58. Here's the reasons. Race 10 was moved off the turf
to the All-Weather surface due to rainy conditions. Therefore, the
bettors got a free pass on race 10; all horses were winners of race 10
for wagering purposes. The Rainbow 6 was in effect a Pick 5. And the
Pick 5 was a Pick 4. Plus the high odds winner was just 7.4:1 in race 5
covering the Rainbow 6 wagers. The winning program numbers for the
Rainbow 6 were: 8-7-6/10/12/13-1/6/7-4-ALL.
So, in sum, when the track surface is changed after the wagering is
complete, the bettors get ALL runners as winners in that race. Hope I
explained that well.
Betting on the Rainbow 6 Sunday was $153,486, while total all-sources track handle was $5.21 million.