5th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT. 1 1/16 Mile Turf. Purse $36,000. FOR MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. (Preference To Horses That Have Not Started For Less Than $30,000 In Their Last 5 Starts). (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail at 108 feet). (04:05 PM) (13)

1 Carson's Ten 3 C L 118 Gonzalez Santiago O'Connell Kathleen
2 Whats Up Big Guy 3 C L 118 Delgado Juan N. Walder Peter R.
3 Fehsenfeld 4 G L 123 Jaen Abdiel Manning Dennis J.
4 Skip's World 4 C L 123 Zayas Edgard J. Benson Harry
5 Wall Street Kitten 3 C L 118 Bravo Joe Maker Michael J.
6 Are We Not Men 3 G 118 Prado Edgar S. Weaver George
7 Mon Petit Pote 3 G L 118 Krigger Kevin Keen Dallas E.
8 Prince Warrior 3 G L 118 Leyva Juan C. Stewart Chad J.
9 Hand Picked 3 C L 118 Rios Jesus M. Gold Stanley I.
10 Steel N Pack 3 C L 118 Zimmerman Ramsey Nicks Ralph E.
11 Hayati Son 4 C L 123 Sanchez Hugo Barbaran Horacio
12 Simon Bar Sinister 3 C L 118 Chamafi Jilver Wolfson Martin D.
13 Shiva Ryan 3 R L 118 Monterrey, Jr. Pedro Parboo Bisnath



6th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT. 6 1/2 Furlongs Dirt. Purse $36,000. FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. (04:35 PM) (11)

1 Benny's Dream 3 F L 118 Delgado Juan N. Boileau Robert
2 Lady Anita 3 F L 118 Gonzalez Santiago Bezara Agustin C.
3 Concord Park 3 F L 118 Zayas Edgard J. Gold Stanley I.
4 One Look 3 F L 118 Krigger Kevin Pompay Teresa M.
5 Miss Away 3 F L 118 Chamafi Jilver Iadisernia Giuseppe
6 Likeuasafriend 3 F L 111 Fontanez Arny E. Morici Diane D.
7 Quinnkat 3 F L 118 Leyva Juan C. Kaplan William A.
8 Pekinesa 3 F L 118 Zimmerman Ramsey Garoffalo Jose
9 Fantastic Voyage 3 F b 111 Osorio, Jr. Jose Azpurua Manuel J.
10 Sophia's Pride 3 F L 118 Olivero Carlos Cioffi Antonio
11 Distinctive Lady 3 F L 118 Alvarez Jose L. Nagle Reid



7th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING. 1 1/16 Mile Turf. Purse $33,250. FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR RESTRICTED ALLOWANCES OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON THREE RACES OR WHICH HAVE NOT WON A RACE IN 2013-2014 OR CLAIMING PRICE $62,500. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. Non-winners of a race at a mile or over on the turf since April 26 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $62,500 (Races Where Entered For $50,000 Or Less Not Considered In Allowances) (Condition Eligibility). (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail at 108 feet). (05:05 PM) (13)

1 My Best Brother 5 H L 121 Jaen Abdiel Antonucci Jena M.
2 Dangerous Lad 5 G L 121 Delgado Juan N. O'Connell Kathleen
3 Alley Oop Oop 6 H L 121 Zayas Edgard J. Gold Stanley I.
4 Tale Of The Heart 4 C L 121 Nunez Eduardo O. Medina Angel M.
5 Pegasus Star 4 G L 121 Cruz Manoel R. Wallace Roy L.
6 Roman Tiger 9 G L 121 Krigger Kevin Manning Dennis J.
7 Drover Road 3 G L 116 Gonzalez Santiago Sano Antonio
8 Joes Blazing Aaron 6 G L 121 Bravo Joe Maker Michael J.
9 Starship Zorro 4 C L 121 Chamafi Jilver Dwoskin Steven
10 Abadoy 4 C L 121 Lugo Carlos D. Rodriguez Juan Andres
11 Franklinpark 6 G L 121 Gutierrez Jose Arturo Mastronardi, Jr. Nick J.
12 Philly Ace 6 G L 121 Zimmerman Ramsey Penna, Jr. Angel A.
13 Lay It Down 4 G L 121 Bravo Joe Maker Michael J.



8th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

CLAIMING. 6 Furlongs Dirt. Purse $14,125. FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OR THREE YEAR OLDS. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. Non-winners of a race since April 26 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $6,250. (05:35 PM) (11)

1 Rocket Tee 4 F L 121 Leyva Juan C. Garcia Carlos A.
2 Hard Knocking Lady 3 F L 116 Panici Luca Nichols Priscilla B.
3 Captiva's Calling 4 F L 121 Coa Keiber J. Olivares Luis
4 Hot Cotton 3 F L 118 Gonzalez Santiago Lopez Bernardo G.
5 Javamine 3 F L 118 Maragh Allen Persaud Randi
6 Sweet Kaleah 3 F L 116 Delgado Juan N. Rose Barry R.
7 Broadway Secret 3 F L 116 Zayas Edgard J. Olivares Luis
8 Starship Melody 5 M L 113 Ritvo Michael Dwoskin Steven
9 Bellavision 3 F L 116 Olivero Carlos Duco Luis
10 Double Interest 3 F L 118 Rios Jesus M. Pita Daniel
11 Karla And Me 3 F L 116 Prado Edgar S. Walder Peter R.



9th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

ALLOWANCE OPTIONAL CLAIMING. 1 1/16 Mile Turf. Purse $32,000. FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON A RACE OTHER THAN MAIDEN, CLAIMING, STARTER OR RESTRICTED ALLOWANCES OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES OR CLAIMING PRICE $25,000. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. Non-winners of a race at a mile or over on the turf since April 26 Allowed 2 lbs. A race since March 26 Allowed 4 lbs. Claiming Price $25,000 (Races where entered for $20,000 or less not considered in allowances) (Condition Eligibility). (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail at 108 feet). (06:05 PM) (16)

1 Tryer 4 G L 121 Rios Jesus M. Rizo Juan P.
2 Golden Jason 4 C L 119 Murgia Antioco Coletti, Sr. Edward J.
3 Charlie The Boss 3 C L 116 Zayas Edgard J. Pita Daniel
4 Empire Builder 5 H L 119 Olivero Carlos Duco Luis
5 War Classic 4 G L 121 Alvarez Jose L. Nicks Ralph E.
6 Two Jacks Wild 3 G L b 114 Jaen Abdiel Manning Dennis J.
7 Balthazar 4 C L 119 Chamafi Jilver Wolfson Martin D.
8 Imaginethatmom 3 G L o 114 Krigger Kevin Gambolati Cam M.
9 Cage Fighter 4 C L 121 Bravo Joe Maker Michael J.
10 Eclipticalspraline 6 H L 121 Leyva Juan C. Yates Michael
11 Dream Saturday 3 C L 114 Zimmerman Ramsey Bezara Agustin C.
12 Start Up 4 C L 121 Prado Edgar S. Bogle Fergus
13 Banner Bill 5 G L 119 Delgado Juan N. Walder Peter R.
14 Starship Avenger 4 G L 121 Cruz Manoel R. Dwoskin Steven
15 El Jefe Grande 4 G L 119 Jaen Abdiel Fawkes David
16 Lost Camper 8 H L 119 Arterburn Brittany Arterburn Lonnie



10th Race - Gulfstream Park - Monday, May 26th, 2014

MAIDEN CLAIMING. 1 1/16 Mile Turf. Purse $13,125. FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. Three Year Olds, 118 lbs.; Older, 123 lbs. Claiming Price $12,500. (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile and One Sixteenth) (Rail at 108 feet). (06:35 PM) (15)

1 Afleet Allie 3 F L 118 Krigger Kevin Creque Rasharn
2 Schoolgirl Mia 3 F L 108 Ritvo Michael McDonald Michael K.
3 This Quay Home 3 F L 111 Sullivan Carson Pilotti Larry
4 Gussie Up 3 F L 118 Jaen Abdiel Tortora Emanuel
5 Tohaveandtohold 3 F L 118 Bravo Joe Maker Michael J.
6 Senorita Sangria 3 F L 118 Zimmerman Ramsey Trombetta Michael J.
7 Sofialeonor 4 F L 123 Gonzalez Santiago Bezara Agustin C.
8 Kaluma 4 F L 123 Coa Keiber J. Ward Dennis
9 Tacu Tacu Girl 3 F L b 118 Leyva Juan C. Fawkes David
10 Berna 3 F L 111 Fontanez Arny E. Rodriguez Juan Andres
11 Lucasta 3 F L 118 Zayas Edgard J. Dorochenko Gennadi
12 Kimberly Is That U 3 F L 118 Cruz Manoel R. Dwoskin Steven
13 Royal Spaces 3 F L 118 Rios Jesus M. Catanese, III Joseph C.
14 Diva With Taste 3 F L 118 Leyva Juan C. Griffith Dennis
15 Luci Fern 3 F L 118 Lozada Carlos Harris Nancy S.

Wow. Wow. Wow.

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Can anybody shed some light on which trainers involved in the sequence, as known as big bettors, that have horses involved here?

Mike Welsch had a similar take on ATR regarding the edge given those with deep pockets vs the little guys in having 6 - 12 horae fields. Sure you get much more coverage @ 20 cents wager, BUT, whats the difference vs a normal $2 p6 with a normal card where you can eke out a single or two to lean on with smaller fields. I know the big $$$ of $10-20 mil ia greatly enticing, but i am having conflicting feelings about participating.:confused:

Ken Ramsey is shipping four horses in for the sequence and you know he wants a big piece of this. You should assume all four are live.

No Rain For Monday!!
 

Year after year you work to beat a 15% plus takeout and then you want to hesitate betting a sequence with an overall positive expectation?

I won't bet more than I can comfortably lose but I don't understand how anyone can think this isn't worth their best effort.

I'm going to play it with a large ticket but based on the sequence my confidence level is low...dint think you can take a stand anywhere...cage fighter probably most deserving single imo

Yep--a net negative takeout, and still they whine. Incredible.

It would be far more advantageous if the 4 races were rained off of the turf. Generally, off the turf races are chalky events loaded with pure toss-outs.

It's great news for Gulfstream that these races will stay on the turf, but it makes the degree of difficulty to hit much higher. You're forced to spread more, unlike last year, where the races rained off made it possible to hit the thing numerous times.

Looking at this sequence, and with the minimum doubled to 20-cents, the goal has to be to just try and hit it once. Anyone attempting to have it multiple times better have either a massive budget or multiple singles they believe are near certain winners.

I agree. Wet dirt/off turf races may be chalky, but they are far more simple.

Welp.

:mad:

I wonder if it hurt that most stayed away playing today.

I still can't reconcile in my mind, but could the Johnny Pinwheel theory actually have been right? :eek: :zz:

winning ticket was purchased at Palm Beach Kennel Club through Ohio hub, cost of ticket $7,603.

The ticket was All/All/All/1,4/All/All.

Incredible.

I just saw the same and edited.

The 6 horses you were referring to were the horses that took down the jackpot, this was the one ticket live to all 6 in that race.

Stunning.

this is the photo finish!

How much money did Gulfstream lose tomorrow. Certainly they could have bought an All/All/All/All/All/All to force a carry

Ya. I'm kind of amazed with how this was botched on several levels. . . Good for the multi-millionaire that hit it, though. Not like $6 million getting sucked out of the horseplaying economy will have any impact on handle.

It is an interesting idea Jim but I would have to think that it would be illegal for them to do so. Seems to me it would be pool manipulation and fraud. People bet their money into it thinking they at least have a shot to take it down.

I see your point ,Point ;)

Based on those finger-nails ... if I told people around here that the ticket was mine, they'd believe it. "Dr. Witch Nails" is the nickname that some of the gamblers at PID call me.

He ain't a ditch digger that's for sure

if he was, he ain't anymore...........

As clever as it was For Gulfstream to set things up for Monday, including making the pick 6 sequence difficult, they should have also tried to make the Sat and Sun pick 6 sequences as simple as possible.
Congrats to the ticket holder(s) in Ohio, who took a pretty big risk putting together a ticket that expensive. Lots of disappointed bettors out there tonight.

Palm beach Florida not ohio

It's not really a big risk for a guy with pockets that deep. He basically bought the whole sequence because he could.

He basically dutched the two horses for $3800 each

Congrats to the winner. Hell of a stunning development.

What a game....

Stranger than fiction..

Dan Borislow the winner so you know the money ultimately will find it's way back into circulation.. One way or another. Congrats to him on a clever play.

I know people are disappointed, but he probably did a lot of us a favor.

ain't it the truth boss

True, I only lost $6 on my twinspires $100 players pool investment!

ahh yes........ for me, probably so ;)

During his phone interview, he said he actually bought two separate tickets for $7,603.20 each.

At the Palm Beach Kennel Club, the tote machines don't spit out tickets larger than 10k so he had to play it that way. He was invested for over 15.2k. He said he only went after it so hard today, because his sons graduation party was tomorrow from 1PM to 5PM, and he couldn't play it.

So he had ALL's in five of the six races, and was four deep in the other.

Gulfstream shot themselves in the foot by not making this sequence as easy as possible. Tracks generally like to card the deepest and most competitive races in the P6 sequence and sometimes will even move a Graded stakes race out of a P6 sequence if it's not a competitive looking event.

A clever thing to do would have been to let a race or two go with a 4-horse field and put it in the sequence. A race or two that otherwise wouldn't even fill.

This is extremely accurate.

I don't know many of us who can afford to drop that much on a bet like the Rainbow. Money did find it's way back

I will be interested to see what the handle is today on pools other than the P6. A lot of people already spent a great deal of time on the card.