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‘All Others’ 2-1 Favorite At Conclusion Of KDFW Pool 4, Forte 7-1 Second Choice

With the Kentucky Derby still 15 weeks away, the pari-mutuel field of “All Other 3-Year-old Colts and Geldings” closed as the 2-1 favorite in Pool 3 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager (KDFW) and Breeders' Cup Juvenile (GI) winner Forte was the 7-1 second choice.

Other horses who attracted interest from bettors: Kentucky Jockey Club (G2) and Lecomte (G3) winner Instant Coffee (15-1); Breeders' Futurity (G1) runner-up Loggins (16-1); maiden winner Extra Anejo (18-1); Smarty Jones winner Victory Formation (23-1); maiden winner Banishing (27-1); Springboard Mile runner-up Giant Mischief (27-1); and Champagne (GI) winner Blazing Sevens (28-1).

Horses in order of the public's betting choice (with trainer, Pool 3 odds and $2 Win Will Pays): #40 “All Other 3-Year-Old Colts and Geldings” (2-1, $6.82); #13 Forte (Todd Pletcher, 7-1, $17.72); #18 Instant Coffee (Brad Cox, 15-1, $33.82); #22 Loggins (Brad Cox, 16-1, $35.66); #12 Extra Anejo (Steve Asmussen, 18-1, $38.62); #37 Victory Formation (Brad Cox, 23-1, $48.80); #3 Banishing (Brendan Walsh, 27-1, $56.40); #14 Giant Mischief (Brad Cox, 27-1, $56.58); #4 Blazing Sevens (Chad Brown, 28-1, $58.42); #6 Corona Bolt (Brad Cox, 32-1, $66.26); #20 Kingsbarns (Todd Pletcher, 32-1, $67.48); #39 “All 3-Year-Old Fillies” (33-1, $68.56); #36 Verifying (Brad Cox, 34-1, $70.50); #30 Signator (Shug McGaughey, 34-1, $70.90); #10 Dubyuhnell (Danny Gargan, 42-1, $87.52); #8 Cyclone Mischief (Dale Romans, 44-1, $90.86); #33 Tapit Trice (Todd Pletcher, 45-1, $93.06); #29 Shopper's Revenge (Steve Asmussen, 56-1, $115.02); #7 Curly Jack (Tom Amoss, 56-1, $115.48); #9 Disarm (Steve Asmussen, 58-1, $118.06); #24 Practical Move (Tim Yakteen, 58-1, $118.80); #31 Sun Thunder (Kenny McPeek, 58-1, $119.58); #34 Tapit's Conquest (Brad Cox, 62-1, $127.02); #38 Wildatlanticstorm (Ray Ashford Jr., 64-1, $131.24); #11 Echo Again (Steve Asmussen, 67-1, $137.32); #19 Jace's Road (Brad Cox, 69-1, $141.50); #17 Hit Show (Brad Cox, 77-1, $157.48); #5 Confidence Game (Keith Desormeaux, 78-1, $158.80); #21 Litigate (Todd Pletcher, 82-1, $167); #15 Gulfport (Steve Asmussen, 85-1, $172.28); #2 Arctic Arrogance (Linda Rice, 85-1, $173.88); #35 Two Phil's (Larry Rivelli, 91-1, $184.82); #28 Shesterkin (Todd Pletcher, 103-1, $209.02); #16 Gun Pilot (Steve Asmussen, 103-1, $209.40); #32 Tapit Shoes (Brad Cox, 105-1, $213.66); #23 Lugan Knight (Michael McCarthy, 121-1, $244.76); #27 Rocket Can (Bill Mott, 121-1, $245.24); #1 Angel of Empire (Brad Cox, 125-1, $252.18); #26 Recruiter (Cal Lynch, 145-1, $292.34); and #25 Prairie Hawk (Saffie Joseph Jr., 171-1, $345.74).

Total handle for the Jan. 20-22 KDFW pool – the third of six scheduled wagering pools in advance of the 149^th running of the Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (GI) on Saturday, May 6 – was $312,906 ($244,700 in the Win pool and $68,207 in Exactas). Through the first three pools, a total of $623,660 has been bet on Derby future wagers.

Inaugurated in 1999, the Kentucky Derby Future Wager has been offered for a 25^th consecutive year.

Other Future Wager dates are set for Feb. 10-12 (Pool 4); March 10-12 (Pool 5); and March 30-April 1 (Pool 6). The lone Kentucky Oaks Future Wager will coincide with Kentucky Derby Future Wager Pool 5 on March 10-12.

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

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Gulfstream Park: Rainbow 6 Jackpot Pool Guaranteed At $600,000 Sunday

The Rainbow 6 went unsolved at Gulfstream Park Saturday for the 12th racing day in a row following a single-ticket jackpot hit for $533,783.63.

Sunday's Rainbow 6 gross jackpot pool will be guaranteed at $600,000.

The Rainbow 6 jackpot is 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.

Sunday's Rainbow 6 sequence will span Races 5-10, featuring back-to-back optional claiming allowance events in Races 8 and 9.

In Race 8, a $86,000 race at five furlongs on turf for older horses, Todd Pletcher-trained Meetmeinkingston will seek to improve on a second-place finish under the same conditions Dec. 22.

Patrick Biancone-trained Diamond Wow is scheduled to make her first start on dirt since finishing fourth in last season's Forward Gal (G3). Grade 2 stakes-placed on turf, the daughter of Lookin At Lucky won the Our Dear Peggy over Gulfstream Park's main track as a 2-year-old.

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Live Coverage From Fair Grounds This Saturday On FanDuel TV

The Road to the Kentucky Derby runs through Louisiana and FanDuel TV will be live on-site at Fair Grounds as the track hosts a stakes-laden card on Saturday featuring the $200,000 Lecomte Stakes (G3). FanDuel TV's Gabby Gaudet will be providing regular coverage from Fair Grounds throughout the meet with expert analysis, insights and interviews and will be joined by Scott Hazelton this weekend.

The $200,000 Lecomte Stakes, one of six stakes races on the fourteen-race card, has 20-8-6-4-2 Kentucky Derby qualifying points up for grabs for the top five finishers and serves as an early prep race for the $400,000 Risen Star Stakes (G2) on Feb. 18 and the $1 million Louisiana Derby (G2) on March 25. The race has drawn a field of eight Triple Crown hopefuls with Instant Coffee installed as the 5-2 morning line favorite for Brad Cox. A graded stakes winning juvenile, the colt is from the first crop of stallion Bolt d'Oro and will have Luis Saez aboard for his three-year-old debut.

The weekend coverage will continue at Santa Anita with expert selections, interviews and analysis from Todd Schrupp, Simon Bray, Mike Joyce, Christina Blacker, Kurt Hoover and Joaquin Jaime. The featured race is the $100,000 Astra Stakes, a mile and a half turf contest for fillies and mares. The field of nine includes Australia Mia, a homebred for Don Alberto Stable. Trained by Michael McCarthy, the five-year-old mare was a multiple stakes winner in Chile and will be making her North American debut under Frankie Dettori.

At Gulfstream Park, Larry Collmus, Andie Biancone and Matt Bernier will be trackside with coverage of the eleven-race card. The $75,000 Sunshine Turf Stakes headlines the card and has drawn a field of seven including Me and Mr. C, the 2-1 morning line favorite for Mike Maker. The stakes winning gelding was last seen winning an allowance race at Gulfstream in November and will be ridden by Joel Rosario.

In addition to racing from Fair Grounds, Santa Anita and Gulfstream, TV will also be featuring Aqueduct, Laurel Park and more.

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Gulfstream: Friday’s Rainbow 6 Jackpot Pool Guaranteed At $500,000

The Rainbow 6 went unsolved at Gulfstream Park Thursday for the 10th racing day in a row following a single-ticket jackpot hit for $533,783.63.

Friday's Rainbow 6 gross jackpot pool will be guaranteed at $500,000

Friday's Rainbow 6 sequence will span Races 4-9, kicked off by an $84,000 maiden special weight event for 4-year-olds and up at a mile on turf in Race 4. Jorge Abreu-trained Howe Street is rated as the 7-5 morning-line favorite off while returning from a nine-month layoff since a most promising runner-up finish in his debut at Aqueduct. The sequence is headlined by Race 7, an $86,000 optional claiming allowance for 4-year-olds and up at a mile. Strong Quality, trained by Hall of Famer Mark Casse, will be equipped with blinkers for the first time after finishing no worse than third in seven career starts that include four close second-place finishes.

Who's Hot: Tyler Gaffalione is only two wins away from the 2000-win milestone after doubling with Shankar ($6) in Race 4 and Dreamster ($20.60) in Race 7.

Gaffalione has five mounts on Friday's card at Gulfstream.

Junior Alvarado, who is just one win away from No. 2000, has four mounts on Friday's card.

Sonny Leon doubled aboard Capture the Lion ($6.80) in Race 1 and King Theo ($30.60) in Race 5.

Leading trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. saddled three winners, Shankar ($6) in Race 4, Calibrator ($4.60) in Race 6 and Perfect Provision ($9) in Race 9.

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