$400,000 Guaranteed Jackpot For Saturday’s Rainbow 6 At Gulfstream

Saturday's 20-cent Rainbow 6 carryover jackpot will be guaranteed at $400,000 at Gulfstream Park.

The popular multi-race wager went unsolved for the fifth consecutive racing day Friday, when multiple tickets with six winners were each worth $681.02.

The carryover jackpot is only paid out when there is a single unique ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no unique ticket, 70 percent of that day's pool goes back to those bettors holding tickets with the most winners, while 30 percent is carried over to the jackpot pool.

Saturday's Rainbow 6 sequence will span Races 7-12, featuring a mile optional claiming allowance on turf for 3-year-olds and up in Race 11. Live Oak Plantation's Souper Jaguar will seek to repeat a recent front-running score against Florida-bred competition at the same non-winners-of-one-other-than level.

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Pincay Riding School Graduate Trejos Records Four-Win Day At Gulfstream

Apprentice Joseph Trejos continued to flash star quality  at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach, Fla., on Friday while producing a four-win day.

Trejos, who rode his first winner in the U.S. at Gulfstream April 18 after winning 44 races in Panama, has won 29 races during the Spring/Summer Meet.

A graduate of the Laffit Pincay Jr. jockey school, where he was selected as the outstanding rider in his December 2018 graduating class, Trejos swept both ends of the early double aboard Josefa ($15.20) in Race 1 and Mister Leonardo ($30) in Race 2, both of whom were saddled by Antonio Sano.

The 23-year-old five-pound apprentice followed up with back-to-back victories aboard R Calli Kim ($10.40) in Race 4 and Matraca ($6.40) in Race 5.

'Yesterday' Looks to Recapture Past in Sunday's Portofino Bay
Yesterdayoncemore will look to recapture her winning form in Sunday's $60,000 Portofino Baby, a 1 1/16-mile overnight turf stakes for 3-year-old fillies, at Gulfstream Park.

Trained by Patrick Biancone, the Irish-bred daughter of No Nay Never has gone winless in four starts since scoring in the Del Mar Juvenile Fillies Turf in her Sept. 2, 2019, U.S. debut.

Owned by D P Racing LLC, Mrs. Paul Shanahan and Mrs. M. V. Magnier, Yesterdayoncemore, who ran five times in Ireland, broke her maiden in the Del Mar stakes. She finished off-the-board in her next three races before finishing an unlucky second while coming off a four-month layoff in a June 28 optional claiming allowance at Gulfstream Park. Luca Panici has the return mount aboard Yesterdayoncemore.

Arindel's Onyx, a two-time stakes winner last year, will also trying to recapture her winning form after finishing well back in her three starts this year. Emisael Jaramillo, who was aboard for Onyx's stakes success, has the return mount.

Mijet, Freret, Tournesol, Days of Spring – all winners in their most recent races, and Blue Mistress round out the main body of the field.

e Five Thoroughbreds' Sound Machine, a stakes winner during the Championship Meet on dirt, is a prominent main-track-only entrant in the Portofino Bay. R U Royalty, Don't Get Khozy and Money Never Sleeps are also main-track only entrants.

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Race Track Chaplaincy Seeking Nominations For White Horse ‘Heroes’ And Community Service Awards

When the word “hero” comes to mind, we think of someone who puts others before self. Heroes don't do heroic acts for the attention, but usually these selfless acts take place quietly without fanfare and often go unrecognized.

There are heroes all around the horse-racing industry and the Race Track Chaplaincy of America (RTCA) wants to recognize some of these selfless servants.

The Race Track Chaplaincy of America (RTCA) is currently seeking nominees for our 18th Annual White Horse Awards (WHA). While these awards are normally presented at the annual White Horse Awards program in conjunction with the Breeders Cup World Championships, this year's program will take place online at a venue and format soon to be announced.

Nominations are now open and being sought for the following awards:

  • White Horse Award –  An award given to individuals who have done something heroic on behalf of human or horse;
  • Community Service Award –  An award given to an individual who has made significant contributions to the welfare of racetrack chaplaincy

To submit a nomination for either the White Horse or Community Service Awards, visit www.rtcanational.org for a complete list of rules and selection criteria, as well as nomination forms. The deadline for submission is September 14, 2020.

The White Horse Award was established in 2003 to recognize individuals within the horse racing industry for their acts of selflessness and bravery. The most recent recipient was Gilbert Cardenas who was instrumental in saving the life of a gate crew member who had a heart attack just after the horses left the gate.

The overall mission of the Race Track Chaplaincy of America (RTCA), through its Councils and Chaplains, is to minister to the spiritual, emotional, physical, social, and educational needs of those persons involved in all aspects of the horse-racing industry.

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Stronach 5 Kicks Off With 25-1 Long Shot, Pays $6,284.80

The Stronach 5 started with a bang Friday with a 25-1 shot winning the opening leg. In the end, there were 22 winning tickets each worth $6,284.80.

Friday's sequence began with Laurel's sixth race and the longshot B Determined ($52.40) driving between horses to win a 5 ½ furlong maiden turf event. The Stronach 5 moved to Gulfstream next where the 5-2 favorite Joyful Heat won the eighth race, a five furlong affair on the turf, while the 6-5 favorite Victory Given won Laurel's seventh race and the third leg of the Stronach 5.

Bettors got an 'all' in the fourth leg of the Stronach 5 when rain moved Gulfstream's ninth race off the turf and to a sloppy main track. The race, delayed due to the heavy rains, was won by Reagan's Heart ($11.80).

Laurel's eighth race, the last leg of the Stronach 5, was won by Epic Idea ($15.60).

Friday's races and sequence

  • Leg One – Laurel Park 6th Race: Be Determined $52.40
  • Leg Two –Gulfstream Park 8th Race: Joyful Heart $7.20
  • Leg Three –Laurel Park 7th Race: Victory Given $4.60
  • Leg Four –Gulfstream Park 9th Race: Reagan's Heart $11.80
  • Leg Five –Laurel Park 8th race: Epic Idea $15.60

Fans can watch and wager on the action at 1/ST.COM/BET as well as stream all the action in English and Spanish at LaurelPark.com,SantaAnita.com, GulfstreamPark.com, and GoldenGateFields.com.

The Stronach 5 In the Money podcast, hosted by Jonathan Kinchen and Peter Thomas Fornatale, is posted by 2 p.m. Thursday at InTheMoneyPodcast.com and will be available on iTunes and other major podcast distributors

The minimum wager on the multi-race, multi-track Stronach 5 is $1. If there are no tickets with five winners, the entire pool will be carried over to the next Friday.

If a change in racing surface is made after the wagering closes, each selection on any ticket will be considered a winning selection. If a betting interest is scratched, that selection will be substituted with the favorite in the win pool when wagering closes.

The Maryland Jockey Club serves as host of the Stronach 5.

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