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Gulfstream Rainbow 6 Carryover at $104,270

Friday will be the second-to-last day of Gulfstream Park’s summer meet, and it will have a Rainbow 6 carryover of $104,270.

The carryover coming into Thursday was $89,560.

Friday’s first post will be 1:15 p.m. for an 11-race card. The Rainbow 6 will be on races six through eleven.

And anticipation is growing for Saturday, when there will be a mandatory payout of the Rainbow 6 jackpot. That means that the entire Rainbow 6 carryover plus 80 percent of Saturday’s Rainbow 6 bet (there is a 20 percent takeout) must be paid off and it will be divided among all tickets with the winning horses in all six races.

Especially if the carryover continues, it is likely that $1 million or more will be bet on the Rainbow 6. And as Gulfstream notes—it all must be paid out.

If there are no tickets with all six winners, the jackpot will be divided among tickets with five winners.

On non-mandatory days, Gulfstream pays out the carryover/jackpot only when there is just one ticket with the winners of all six Rainbow 6 races.

On those days, when there are multiple tickets with six winners Gulfstream takes out 20 percent of the day’s pool and then divides 56 percent among winning tickets and puts 24 percent into the carryover.

On Thursday, $61,344 was bet on the Rainbow 6. There were 21 tickets with all six winners, and each received $1,602.76.

Three Rules, Cajun Delta Dawn Ready for Sire Stakes

The undefeated colt Three Rules and the undefeated filly Cajun Delta Dawn had workouts at Gulfstream Park on Saturday in preparation for Florida Sire Stakes (FSS) races next Saturday Oct. 1.
Each will seek a sweep in the Sire Stakes—Three Rules in the 2-year-old male division and Cajun Delta Dawn in the 2-year-old filly division.

Shade Tree Thoroughbreds’ Three Rules breezed five furlongs in 59.56 seconds, the fastest of 41 workouts recorded at the distance. He is scheduled to start in the $500,000 In Reality Stakes at 1 1/16 miles on dirt/
Curtis Mikkelsen’s Cajun Delta Dawn breezed five furlongs in 1:01.70 in preparation for the $500,000 My Dear Girl Stakes at 1 1/16 miles on dirt

The David Fawkes-trained Cajun Delta Dawn has won all four of her career starts, including the first two legs of the FSS series: the $200,000 Desert Vixen at six furlongs and the $300,000 Susan’s Girl at seven furlongs.
The Jose Pinchin-trained Three Rules has won his first four starts by a combined 21 lengths. He captured the $200,000 FSS Dr. Fager at six furlongs by seven lengths and the $300,000 FSS Affirmed at six furlongs by 5 ½ lengths

The Pinchin-trained Front Loaded, who finished second behind Three Rules in the Affirmed after closing from last, also breezed sharply at Gulfstream on Saturday and was credited with the second-fastest clocking (59.65).
On Wednesday afternoon Gulfstream will draw entries for the Saturday card. It will be the closing day of the track’s summer meet.

The In Reality and My Dear Girl will be among eight stakes races on the Saturday card.

Gypsy Eyes Wins Gulfstream Feature

Gypsy Eyes made her U.S. debut a victorious one on Sunday when she led at every call and won the fifth and feature race at Gulfstream Park.

Gypsy Eyes beat Deedeezee by 2 ¼ lengths in the one mile turf race, a $43,000 alllowance, for fillies and mares three-years-old and up.

Lane Luzzi rode the Irish-bred Gypsy Eyes who won in 1:35.83 on the course listed as firm.

Gypsy Eyes, trained for the first time by Patrick Biancone, was the 5-2 favorite in the seven-horse field. Deedeezee, at 3-1, was ridden by Edgard Zayas for Todd Pletcher.

The three-year-old Gypsy Eyes previously raced in Great Britain, with one win in six starts.

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