Golden Gate Meet Ends Monday With Mandatory Payouts: $69,893 Carried Over In Pick 6

Golden Gate Fields in Albany, Calif., offers mandatory payouts in the Golden Pick Six, both Pick Five bets, and the 10th race Rolling High Five wager on Closing Day Monday, Oct. 2. Monday's 10 race card completes the 18-day 2023 Summer Meet that began on August 26.

A total of $69,893 is carried over into the Golden Pick Six wager on mandatory payout Monday. With that, a large new-money pool is expected. The Golden Pick Six, a 20-cent minimum wager, goes as Races 5 through 10. Post time for the first leg of the six-race sequence is 3:37 PM PT. On Monday, the pick six sequence averages 8.3 horses per race.

Monday's Early Pick Five and Late Pick Five sequences are also mandatory payout bets. The Early Pick Five consists of the first five races on the card (Races 1-5) while the Late Pick Five is comprised of the last five races (Races 6-10). Both Pick 5 sequences are 50-cent minimum plays. The Early Pick Five is popular for horseplayers with its player friendly, low 14% takeout.

Lastly, the Rolling High Five bet in Race 10 is a mandatory payout wager. The Rolling High Five, a one-dollar minimum play, is only offered in races where there are seven or more official starters. The tenth and last race on Monday has nine starters. The Rolling High Five tasks horseplayers with correctly selecting the first five finishers in order.

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Ace Impact: Decision on Future to be Made This Week 

From a January debut at Cagnes-sur-Mer to a jaw-dropping victory on France's biggest day of racing, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe winner Ace Impact (Ire) (Cracksman {GB}) has had quite the season and is now the hottest property in European racing. 

We already know where he will stand at stud eventually since his part-sale after his victory in the Prix du Jockey Club to the Chehboub family's Gousserie Racing. Kamel and his daughter Pauline Cheboub will now decide with their partner and the colt's original owner Serge Stempniak and trainer Jean-Claude Rouget whether the unbeaten star will retire to their Haras de Beaumont for the 2024 covering season or remain in training as a 4-year-old.

In an update on Ace Impact on Monday morning, Pauline Cheboub told TDN, “He's in good shape and recovering well. We're really happy with him.

“We'll take the decision this week with the team and our partners and take the time to make the right decision for the horse. He deserves that.”

Kamel Cheboub, a long-time owner and breeder in France through his Haras de la Gousserie, was revealed this time last year as the buyer of a major part of the historic Haras du Quesnay, just outside Deauville. Christened Haras de Beaumont, the new stallion operation opened its doors earlier this year with the G1 Champion S. and G1 Prix Jean-Luc Lagardere winner Sealiway (Fr) as its first headline stallion, backed up on the roster by the Wertheimer brothers' Intello (Ger). Mathieu Alex, who played such a key role, along with Sylvain Vidal, in the success of the stallion career of Le Havre (Ire), was appointed to manage Haras de Beaumont. 

The temptation will obviously be strong to retire a colt of the calibre of Ace Impact to stud, but Chehboub insisted that her family and Stempniak will take their time to consider the best course of action.

She continued, “We don't know his limits but it's difficult to top this season. He's a champion.

“It's an exciting time for us. We are very lucky to be part of this and we are pleased that we have a horse like him that we will be able to bring eventually to the French breeders, and Sealiway as well.”

Chehboub added, “We're lucky to have a great team – from the trainer, jockey and at the stud. Mathieu Alex is a great horseman and does such a great job. We're all just enjoying the moment.”

 

 

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