The fifth race is coming up at Gulfstream, with post at 2:38 p.m.
It is the start of the Rainbow 6, with a carryover of $846,594.
Gulfstream has guaranteed that the pool will be at least $1.4 million if there is just one ticket with the winners of all six Rainbow 6 races.
This link to the Equibase Web site has the Gulfstream entries, including scratches, Ir hs click-ons for handicapping, some free and some (including Past Performances) at cost.
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After being dark on Monday and Tuesday, Gulfstream Park will have ten races on Wednesday with first post of 12:35 p.m.
The carryover on the Rainbow 6, now ten race days old, is $846,594.
The 20 cents per combination-only bet will be on races five to ten with the sequence scheduled to begin at 2:38 p.m.
Gulfstream is guaranteeing that the Rainbow 6 pool (carryover plus new money bet) will be at least $1.4 million if there is just one ticket with all six winners.
This linkEquibase | Race Entries
to the Equibase Web site has the Gulfstream entries for Wednesday. It has click-ons for handicapping material. Some is for free. Some, including Past Performances, is at cost.
Sunday Results
On Sunday, each ticket with all six Rainbow 6 winners paid $16,708.94 on a 20-cent bet. HorseRacingFLA's review of Equibase charts indicates there were 16 winning tickets.
Program numbers of the wining horses were 2-1-8-2-1-3.
Winning horses in the Rainbow 6 included three favorites and Plenum at 31-1 in the ninth race.
Betting on the Rainbow 6 was $475,931. Of that Gulfstream took out 20 percent, divided 56 percent among tickets with six winners and added 24 percent to the carryover
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Today's play is in Race 5, Post time is scheduled for 2:48 PM, live coverage on RadioStPete online will start at 2:46.
A competitive group of newly turned Sophomore Fillies will go a mile on the grass under $75,000 NW1X Optional Claiming conditions.
OYSTER BOX (7) was an impressive winner in her debut at six furlongs on the Belmont lawn on October 3. This daughter of TAPIT took that sprint in a stretch duel, suggesting that an additional two furlongs should not be a problem. She earned the best late-pace figure in this field that day and ace turf trainer Graham Motion has her in a good spot for a second victory. Note-The third place finisher from that October 3 race won the next time out, a positive key race.
THE BET $20 to win on OYSTER BOX (7) and a $5 exacta box with TETE A TETE (2) and FUN WHILE IT LASTED (4). 2,4,7 Total Bet $50 GOOD LUCK!!
PREVIOUS RESULTS 1/3 Lost $32, the bankroll is now $990.40. Let's get back in the black today!
On Wednesday at Tampa Bay Downs, Daniel Centeno will attempt to continue one of his most significant riding hot streaks.
Centeno reached a milestone on Saturday when he rode his 3,000th career winner in North America.
In the day's tenth race at the Oldsmar, Fla., track, he rode Lucy's Town to a victory by a nose over Postino's Idol.
Centeno, who is 49, became the 182nd jockey to ride 3,000 winners in North America. He also has ridden 847 winners in his native Venezuela.
Centeno followed up his historic victory by riding three winners at Tampa Bay on Sunday. Tampa Bay was dark, as usual on Monday and Tuesday.
He has four mounts on Wednesday's card--on races two through five.
First post is 12:42 p.m. for a nine-race card.
“I don’t have words right now," Centeno said following Saturday's win. "I'm feeling so great, grateful and blessed to make 3,000. Especially here at Tampa. This place made Daniel Centeno.”
NOTE--Photo on home page is Centeno in the winner's circle with his daughter Jazmyn (center) and girlfriend Brooke Sillaman.
He is No. 1 all-time at Tampa Bay in total victories, with 1,377, and stakes triumphs, with 50. He has led Tampa Bay jockeys in victories a record six times.
Wednesday is the 21st day of Tampa Bay's 88-day meet,
Centeno is going in with 16 wins. He is third in the standings. behind Samy Camacho with 29 and Antonio Gallardo with 27.
In North America, he has 3,003 wins in 16,362 starts. Most of his non-Tampa Bay wins have been at tracks in northeastern states--including Monmouth Park, Laurel Park and Delaware Park.
Centeno's first win at Tampa Bay Downs was on Dec. 18, 2004, his 33rd birthday,. – aboard 39-1 shot Marked Native for owner-trainer Edward T. Clark.
His 3,000th win came in a starter allowance at one mile in a race that was part of the Tampa Turf Test series. Lucy’s Town, a 7-year-old mare is owned by K12, LLC and trained by Jose H. Delgado.
Centeno's three winners on Sunday were:
*First race--Lady Breanna, 6-year-old Florida-bred mare, for breeder-owner J J Brevan Stable and trainer Gerald Bennett.
*Sixth race-- Fire Marshall Bill, a 4-year-old gelding bred and owned by Thoroughbred Racing Nation and trained by Tim Glyshaw.
*Ninth race -- on the turf with Lexophilia, a 4-year-old daughter of the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom, owned by Team Valor International and trained by Arnaud Delacour.