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Mandatory Payout For Santa Anita Rainbow 6 Slated For May 16 - Horse Racing News
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Santa Anita: Sunday Mandatory Payout On Rainbow Pick 6 Jackpot Sponsored by:
With the middle jewel in racing s Triple Crown, the Grade 1 Preakness Stakes, scheduled for next Saturday, Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif., has announced a mandatory payout in its popular 20 Rainbow Pick 6 Jackpot the following day, Sunday, May 16.
Providing there is no Single Ticket Rainbow 6 winner on Friday or Saturday, and an expected carryover in place heading into next Sunday of more than $500,000, track officials project Sunday s total Rainbow Pick 6 pool could approach $4 million. As an additional enticement to players, 1/ST Bet, the official app of Santa Anita Park, is offering Sunday s players a free wager, up to $10, on Sunday s Rainbow Pick 6.
In the middle of a “five race win streak” on Monday (May 10) at The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, driver George Napolitano Jr. won with the Explosive Matter gelding Lindys Big Bang in 1:55.2 in taking the faster of two $12,800 claiming handicap trot features.
Napolitano Jr., the track’s perennial leading driver who won the last two races here on Sunday, sent Lindys Big Bang to the lead under the wire for the first time, and the pair drew away comfortably late in the opener for the meet’s leading trainer and the horse s owner Gilbert Garcia-Herrera. Napolitano Jr. then went to take the second and third races on Monday in winning five consecutive races over two cards at the mountain track.