OZONE PARK, N.Y. - A parade of double-digit-priced winners capped by Blown Cover’s 41-1 upset in Friday’s finale have resulted in a carryover in both the late pick five and pick six wagers Saturday at Aqueduct.  The carryover in the late pick five is $240,923 and the carryover in the pick six, the latter having not been hit for two days, is $123,936. The late pick five is a 50-cent wager while the pick six is a $1 bet.  The late pick five sequence on Saturday will be on races 7 through 11 while the pick six will encompass races 6 through 11.  The carryover in the pick six was assured going into the last race regardless of who won. The only horse that would have triggered a late pick five carryover was Blown Cover, who, at 41-1, got up in the final strides to beat Nano Man.   Blown Cover, trained by the suddenly red-hot Rudy Rodriguez, returned $84.86. Rodriguez, who also won Friday’s fourth race with Mozambique ($19.64). Rodriguez has won five races through the first six days of the Belmont at Aqueduct fall meet after going 2 for 84 at Saratoga.  In between, Mozambique and Blown Cover, the other winners in the pick six were Siyouni Flash ($20.16), Sweet Montreal ($24.44), Accelerated News ($11.08), and Mayor of Midnight ($19.18).  :: Access the most trusted data and information in horse racing! DRF Past Performances and Picks are available now. Friday marked the second straight card that the consolation payout in the pick six paid out to those tickets that had 4 of 6 correct.  Saturday’s pick six starts on race 6 (3:38 p.m. Eastern) while the late pick five begins with race 7 (4:10 p.m.). There are three turf races in both sequences, including the Grade 3, $175,000 Winter Memories Stakes for 3-year-old fillies topped by May Day Ready, winner of the Grade 2 Lake Placid Stakes at Saratoga in her most recent start.  :: Want to learn more about handicapping and wagering? Check out DRF's Handicapping 101 and Wagering 101 pages.