Gulfstream's Sunday Racing; Saturday Results

 

Gulfstream Park plans a 10 race program Sunday.

First post time is 1:05 PM.
No stakes races are planned on the Sunday card.

The sole carryover will be the Rainbow 6 wager at $430,726. It will begin with race 5 at approximately 3:13 PM.

In Saturday’s racing action, $173,202 was bet on the Rainbow 6, with  the payout of $1,293.84 to each of 75 winners.

Six favorites won on Saturday, 5 of them in the Rainbow 6 races. The long-odds winner on the day was No Que No at 32:1 in race 10, winning by a neck. The Big Drama Stakes winner was Willie Boi; bid down to 9:5 at post time. King Cab got the PLACE.

Gulfstream Park racing will be dark tomorrow, Memorial Day. This will be the first Memorial Day they have not raced since at least 2015; our data shows. Next race date: Thursday, June 2.

Total handle from all wagering sources was $8.41 million.
Have a safe Memorial Day!

HorseRacing FLA Staff

Gulfstream's Saturday Racing; 1:05 PM Post Time

 

Gulfstream Park has a twelve-race card scheduled for Saturday. First post is at 1:05 PM, and the last post is 6:51 PM.

There is one stakes races on the card. Race 11; the Big Drama Stakes. It is for three y/o and up; 7 furlongs on the dirt. The purse is $65,000. King Cab at 3:1 is the race favorite. The 7th through 12th races are the Rainbow 6 races, starting at approximately 4:16 PM.

The only carryover is on the Rainbow 6 at $389,166. Gulfstream is guaranteeing a $600,000 gross pool on the Rainbow 6 if wagering does not total that amount.

In Friday's racing action, 4 winners hit the Rainbow 6, each pocketing a tidy sum of $17,904.60. No favorites won in the Rainbow 6 races, and the 13:1 King Theo was the longshot win in race 5.

 

Bettors added $127,930 to the wagering, with 52 horses running in the Rainbow 6.

Total all-sources track handle was $6.40 million Friday.

Friday's Gulfstream Park Racing; 1:05 PM Post

 

Gulfstream Park will run nine races Friday, with a first post at 1:05 p.m.

Two carryovers are on the day. The Rainbow 6, at $358,472. The 20 cents per combination-only bet is on races four to nine, with the sequence scheduled to start at 2:51 p.m.

The Super Hi-5 wager has a $9,113 carryover in race 1.

Betting on the Rainbow 6 was $97,896 with 37 winners of $1,450.86 each.

All sources track handle was $4.14 million Thursday.

 

Gulfstream's Thursday Racing; 1:05 PM Post

 

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.

Two carryovers will be on the card however. The Rainbow 6, at $334,981, and the Super Hi-5 at $19,810. The Rainbow 6 will start in race 3 at bout 2:14 PM, while the Super Hi-5 runs in race 1 at 1:05 PM if 7 or more starters enter the gate.

Gulfstream is guaranteeing that Thursday's Rainbow 6 will have a $450,000 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.

The Super Hi-5 wager looks interesting today. That's a nice carryover and a bet using the loser's money from last Sunday's wagering. The last 3 eligible races Sunday showed carryovers (6,7,9th). Today's first two races show 7 starters this morning. The Super Hi-5 wager is the first 5 finishers in order; not an easy task. The track 'takout' is 18%. Look for large wagers on this.

On the last race day, Sunday, there were 47 Rainbow 6 winners, each paid $1,509.14 on the 20-cent bet. Forty-eight starters entered the gates for that wager, while the high-odds winner was 17:1 in the 7th race.

Betting on the Rainbow 6 Sunday was $128,784, while total all-sources track handle was $4.87 million.
~Good Luck!