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The TwinSpires Players Pool had all three winning tickets sold on Saturday’s Pick six at Aqueduct. Each ticket was worth $86,496.
The TwinSpires Players Pool invites customers to invest in a play put together by handicappers Ed DeRosa, Michael Beychok, and Patrick McGoey.
According to DeRosa, the Players Pool invested $21,704 into the wager. The three winning tickets totaled $259,488 not including any consolation tickets they may have had.
There was a carryover of $76,369 entering the day and an additional $321,303 was bet into the pool.
The winning sequence of 12-2-8-3-5-16 consisted of Mrs. Calabash ($5.90), Self Destruct ($22.40), Mudflats ($4.20), Readtheprospectus ($12), San Pablo ($2.90), and Terminus ($13).
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we were part of that and have to admit it was kinda fun even if i onlyhad 10 dollars in it migtt make 50 buck lol
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BIG JOHN B takes a short drop off the claim and layoff, which could be viewed as a negative, but he has some decent works for this return and he has a decent-sized Beyer edge against this group; tactical speed should help him work out a favorable trip. SKIFFS BREWMEISTER merits respect off that last win and figure, his best yet; dangerous if he's able to take another step forward. BRODY BOY finished off the board in his turf debut but he earned a decent figure despite running 7th there, and he did endure a fairly tough trip; most recent workout at Parx indicates he retains his form.
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