Hold all tickets
 

For those alive in the Maker's Mark/Blue Grass Double, the numbers we have seen may not be correct. This is from the Keeneland web site.

Paul


Tote Error Forces Pool Adjustment for Maker’s Mark/Toyota Blue Grass Double
April 09, 2010
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Due to human error on the part of United Tote, Keeneland is in the process of adjusting the pool for the Maker’s Mark/Toyota Blue Grass Double wager. It was determined that the pool did not close at the proper time, inadvertently allowing additional wagers into the pool.


After investigation, it was determined that the impact on the pool was minimal.


Keeneland officials are working this evening with its simulcast partners to identify tickets that need to be removed from the pool.


An adjusted pool and will pays are expected to be announced on Saturday morning.


Keeneland is working with the Kentucky Racing Commission to ensure the integrity of the wagering process and that Keeneland maintains compliance with state wagering regulations.


“We regret that the situation occurred and apologize for any inconvenience to our patrons,” said Robert Butcher, Keeneland’s director of mutuels.

Another headache avoided by skipping this weekend.:eek::confused::rolleyes:

Good effort

Pool fails to close for Maker's-Blue Grass DBL
 

Error in Maker's Mark/Blue Grass Double Wager
By Blood-Horse Staff

Citing "human error," Keeneland announced late April 9 that the pool for the Maker’s Mark/Toyota Blue Grass Stakes double wager did not close at the proper time, inadvertently allowing additional wagers into the pool.

"Keeneland officials are working this evening with its simulcast partners to identify tickets that need to be removed from the pool," the release said. As a result of the error, Keeneland will release an adjusted pool and possible payoffs early Saturday, April 10. Karelian won the Maker’s Mark Mile (gr. IT) Friday.

"Keeneland is working with the Kentucky Racing Commission to ensure the integrity of the wagering process and that Keeneland maintains compliance with state wagering regulations," according to the announcement. In a statement from the track, Keeneland mutuels director Robert Butcher said, "We regret that the situation occurred and apologize for any inconvenience to our patrons."