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With the Kentucky Derby (G1) still 23 weeks away, the pari-mutuel field of “All Other Colts and Geldings from the 2021 Foal Crop” closed as the 6-5 favorite in Pool 2 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager (KDFW) and Breeders' Cup Juvenile (G1) winner Fierceness was the 8-1 second choice.

Other horses who attracted mild interest from bettors: Breeders' Cup Juvenile third Locked (14-1); 10¼-length maiden winner Nash (18-1); 10 ½-length debut winner Knightsbridge (19-1); and maiden special weight winner and full brother to 2023 Kentucky Derby winner Mage, Dornoch (19-1).

Horses in order of the public's betting choice (with trainer, sire, Pool 2 odds, and $2 Win Will Pays):

#40 “All Other Colts and Geldings from the 2021 Foal Crop” (6-5, $4.54);

#13 Fierceness (Todd Pletcher, City of Light, 8-1, $19.74);

#20 Locked (Todd Pletcher, Gun Runner, 14-1, $31.40);

#24 Nash (Brad Cox, Medaglia d'Oro, 18-1, $38);

#17 Knightsbridge (Bill Mott, Nyquist, 19-1, $41.36);

#11 Dornoch (Danny Gargan, Good Magic, 19-1, $41.64);

#36 Timberlake (Brad Cox, Into Mischief, 27-1, $56.26);

#27 Parchment Party (Bill Mott, Constitution, 35-1, $72.72);

#31 Sierra Leone (Chad Brown, Gun Runner, 36-1, $75.16);

#2 Bentornato (Jose D'Angelo, Valiant Minister, 43-1, $89.06);

#18 Liberal Arts (Robby Medina, Arrogate, 46-1, $95.32);

#38 Where's Chris (Rick Dutrow, Twirling Candy, 48-1, $98.50);

#6 Carbone (Steve Asmussen, Mitole, 49-1, $101.04);

#35 The Wine Steward (Mike Maker, Vino Rosso, 50-1, $103.38);

#7 Catching Freedom (Brad Cox, Constitution, 52-1, $107.72);

#5 Booth (Steve Asmussen, Mitole, 53-1, $109.26);

#1 Awesome Road (Dale Romans, Quality Road, 53-1, $109.52);

#33 Stretch Ride (Dale Romans, Street Sense, 59-1, $121.16);

#39 “All Fillies from the 2021 Foal Crop” (64-1, $130.64);

#30 Risk It (Steve Asmussen, Gun Runner, 65-1, $132.64);

#3 Bergen (Brad Cox, Liam's Map, 77-1, $157.58);

#22 Moonlight (Todd Pletcher, Audible, 87-1, $176.50);

#16 Kitty Hawk (Vicki Oliver, Not This Time, 92-1, $186.80);

#26 Otto the Conqueror (Steve Asmussen, Street Sense, 92-1, $187.06);

#25 Nutella Fella (Gary Contessa, Runhappy, 93-1, $188.10);

#8 Copper Tax (Gary Capuano, Copper Bullet, 103-1, $208.84);

#23 Mystik Dan (Kenny McPeek, Goldencents, 105-1, $212.14);

#10 Domestic Product (Chad Brown, Practical Joke, 113-1, $229.52);

#29 Real Men Violin (Kenny McPeek, Mendelssohn, 122-1, $246.34);

#19 Lightline (Brad Cox, City of Light, 124-1, $251.40);

#37 West Saratoga (Larry Demeritte, Exaggerator, 135-1, $273.66);

#4 Billal (Bill Mott, Street Sense, 137-1, $276.76);

#12 Drum Roll Please (Brad Cox, Hard Spun, 139-1, $281.38);

#32 Stolen Magic (Linda Rice, Good Magic, 145-1, $292.08);

#14 Glengarry (Doug Anderson, Maximus Mischief, 146-1, $294.32);

#21 Merit (Saffie Joseph Jr., Mastery, 154-1, $311.34);

#9 Dancing Groom (Antonio Sano, Vino Rosso, 155-1, $313.88);

#28 Private Desire (Todd Pletcher, Constitution, 169-1, $340.08);

#15 Informed Patriot (Steve Asmussen, Hard Spun, 172-1, $346.66); and

#34 Stronghold (Phil D'Amato, Ghostzapper, 182-1, $367.50).

Total handle for the Nov. 23-26 KDFW pool – the second of six scheduled wagering pools in advance of the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (GI) on Saturday, May 4 – was $206,800 ($163,037 in the Win pool and $43,763 in Exactas), a 27.6% increase from last year's $162,112 ($129,213 in the Win pool and $32,899 in Exactas).

This year's early Derby betting menu also included the Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager, which, for the ninth consecutive year, provided bettors with a unique opportunity to wager on select breeding stars and their entire crop of juveniles with the hope of winning next year's Kentucky Derby.

“All Other Sires” at 7-2 and Nyquist and Gun Runner progeny, both at 11-1 attracted the most attention from bettors.

Sires in order of favoritism for the Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager (Odds and $2 Win Will Pays):

#40 All Other Sires (7-2-1, $9.26);

#27 Nyquist (11-1, $24.88);

#15 Gun Runner (11-1, $25.12);

#8 City of Light (12-1, $26.46);

#18 Justify (15-1, $32.44);

#22 Medaglia d'Oro (18-1, $38.30);

#17 Into Mischief (18-1, $39.54);

#14 Good Magic (19-1, $41.56);

#10 Constitution (23-1, $49.16);

#11 Curlin (23-1, $49.30);

#30 Quality Road (24-1, $51.38);

#33 Street Sense (31-1, $65.64);

#2 Arrogate (32-1, $67.12);

#1 American Pharoah (34-1, $70.68);

#37 Vino Rosso (34-1, $70.84);

#23 Mitole (36-1, $75.08);

#34 Tapit (39-1, $80.68);

#35 Uncle Mo (45-1, $92.02);

#7 Candy Ride (ARG) (58-1, $119.14);

#26 Not This Time (64-1, $130.06);

#29 Practical Joke (64-1, $130.06);

#19 Liam's Map (66-1, $135.44);

#28 Omaha Beach (68-1, $139.30);

#3 Audible (74-1, $150.80);

#16 Hard Spun (75-1, $152.60);

#5 Bolt d'Oro (80-1, $162.92);

#25 Munnings (83-1, $168.06);

#13 Ghostzapper (85-1, $172.14);

#21 Maximus Mischief (89-1, $181.96);

#4 Bernardini (91-1, $184.06);

#9 Classic Empire (111-1, $224.88);

#31 Runhappy (118-1, $238.76);

#39 War Front (123-1, $249.96);

#12 Flameaway (124-1, $250.94);

#6 Cairo Prince (127-1, $256.50);

#20 Malibu Moon (127-1, $257);

#38 Violence (128-1, $258.04);

#32 Speightstown (134-1, $271.78);

#24 More Than Ready (139-1, $280.74); and

#36 Union Rags (154-1, $310.04).

Total betting on the Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager was $104,112 ($77,417 in the Win pool and $26,695 in the Exactas), was up a lofty 208.6% from last year's $33,732 ($24,557 in the Win pool and $9,175 in the Exactas).

The KDFW Pool 2 and Sire Future Wager combined to handle $310,912, up 58.8% from last year's $195,844.

Pool 1, which covered Oct. 31-Nov. 2, had total betting of $164,278 ($132,033 in the Win pool and $32,245 in Exactas). That pool also was a 43% jump from last year's $114,910.

Inaugurated in 1999, the Kentucky Derby Future Wager has been offered for a 26th consecutive year.

Other Future Wager dates are set for Jan. 19-21 (Pool 3); Feb. 16-18 (Pool 4); March 15-17 (Pool 5); April 4-6 (Pool 6). The lone Kentucky Oaks Future Wager will coincide with Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool 5.

Visit www.KentuckyDerby.com/FutureWager for more information.

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The Fall Challenge came down to the final race as winner Edward Deicke went all-in with a $3,240 win bet on number 2 Miss Lizzy. Second place finisher Mike Mulvihill also had the winner but his $2,500 win wager fell just short.

Deicke, from Hillsboro Beach, FL, finished with a final bankroll of $16,848 over Mulvihill's $13,340, plus additional prizes of $50,500 and $20,500 respectively. With prizes, Deicke takes home more than $67,000. Both players wagered their $2,000 starting bankroll on-line via TVG.

Third place finisher Cory Shorr also hit the last race, a trifecta vaulting him to $12,046 while participating on-track at Del Mar.

The top three received 2024 $10,000 Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge at Del Mar entries. Also awarded were National Horseplayers Championship (NHC) spots.

Participants vied for $115,000 in total prizes awarded to the top ten, competing from either on-track at Del Mar or online on TVG.com.

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Saturday's card at Aqueduct Racetrack will feature a double Pick 6 carryover of $108,589 after the multi-race wager went unsolved on Friday's nine-race program.

The $1 Pick 6 returned $2,354 to bettors who selected 5-of-6 winners correctly.

The sequence kicked off in Race 4 as M B's Munning [No. 3, $67.50] took a 6 1/2-furlong $16,000 claiming sprint under Lane Luzzi for trainer Wayne Potts. Race 5 saw the Danny Gargan-trained Brick Ambush [No. 2, $10.60] graduate in a one-mile state-bred maiden special weight with Junior Alvarado up.

In Race 6, the co-featured $120,000 Tepin, Memorialize [No. 3, $4.40] ran down pacesetter Awesome Czech late in the stretch to score her first stakes win with Manny Franco up for conditioner Graham Motion. The Rick Dutrow, Jr.-trained Kinetic Sky [No. 4, $12.60] followed with another off-the-pace victory in Race 7, a seven-furlong optional claimer, with Irad Ortiz, Jr. up.

In Race 8, the $150,000 Autumn Days, the Carlos Martin-trained Lady Milagro [No. 2, $104.50] pulled off a massive upset in the six-furlong turf sprint to provide apprentice jockey Luis Rivera, Jr. his first stakes conquest.

With the carryover already ensured, post-time favorite Roagna [No. 1, $6.90] drew clear in late stretch of Race 9, a 1 1/16-mile state-bred turf maiden, to graduate on debut with Hall of Fame jockey Javier Castellano up for trainer Jim Bond.

Saturday's Pick 6 sequence begins in Race 5, the Grade 2, $250,000 Hill Prince, at 1:48 p.m. Eastern and includes the $100,000 Key Cents in Race 7 and the $150,000 Aqueduct Turf Sprint Championship in Race 9. First post on the 10-race card is 11:50 a.m.

America's Day at the Races will present daily coverage and analysis of the fall meet at Aqueduct Racetrack on the networks of FOX Sports. For the complete broadcast schedule, visit https://www.nyra.com/aqueduct/racing/tv-schedule.

NYRA Bets is the official wagering platform of Aqueduct Racetrack, and the best way to bet every race of the fall meet. Available to horseplayers nationwide, the NYRA Bets app is available for download today on iOS and Android at www.NYRABets.com.

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Friday's card at Aqueduct Racetrack will be bolstered by a Pick 6 carryover of $23,836 after the multi-race wager went unsolved on Thursday's nine-race program.

The $1 Pick 6 returned $702.50 to bettors who selected 5-of-6 winners correctly.

The sequence began in Race 4 with Chasing Daylight [No. 1A, $4.20*] taking a one-mile $35,000 claiming tilt with Manny Franco up for trainer Rudy Rodriguez. The Mike Maker-trained Tommy Gun [No. 2, $13.60] followed in Race 5 with a dominant victory under Jose Gomez to take a 6 1/2-furlong $14,000 claiming event.

Race 6 saw the Bruce Levine-trained Fortune's Nephew [No. 6, $5.20*] turn back a resurgent Caldo Candy to graduate in a seven-furlong New York-bred maiden special weight under Kendrick Carmouche. The largest upset in the sequence came one race later in Race 7 when the Irad Ortiz, Jr.-piloted Sell Something [No. 3, $28.40] was elevated to victory in a 1 1/16-mile state-bred outer turf allowance for trainer Horacio De Paz.

The upsets continued in Race 8 as the Jimmy Ferraro-trained Sweetest Princess [No. 5, $27.60] notched a six-furlong state-bred optional claiming conquest under Luis Rivera, Jr. to ensure a carryover.

With the carryover already guaranteed, Take Me to Jimmy [No. 9, $7.90] took the final leg in Race 9, a nine-furlong inner turf maiden for 3-year-olds and up, with Manny Franco up for four-time Eclipse Award-winning trainer Chad Brown.

Friday's Pick 6 sequence begins in Race 4 at 1:46 p.m. Eastern and includes the $120,000 Tepin in Race 6 and the $150,000 Autumn Days in Race 8. First post on the nine-race card is 12:20 p.m.

America's Day at the Races will present daily coverage and analysis of the fall meet at Aqueduct Racetrack on the networks of FOX Sports. For the complete broadcast schedule, visit https://www.nyra.com/aqueduct/racing/tv-schedule.

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