Single Six jackpot carryover at $514,000

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The Single Six jackpot pushed past the half-million-dollar mark last weekend at Churchill as low-priced winners continued to dominate the sequences. The payoff for a winning 20-cent ticket Sunday was just $126.26, the lowest since this iteration of the wager began May 13. The odds on those Sunday winners were 4-5, 7-2, 5-2, 2-5, 3-5, and 1-2.

The Single Six jackpot is paid out when there is a single winning ticket.

Favorites have won at a 36 percent clip (84 for 231) at this spring meet, which began April 30. Field size has averaged 8.02 horses per race.

The Single Six jackpot carryover for Thursday is $514,844. Over the last nine racing days, new daily handle into the Single Six has averaged $133,401.

◗ Lost in Success puts her perfect 2016 record on the line in the fourth race Thursday evening at Churchill as the 6-year-old mare competes outside of Ohio for the first time this year.

Claimed last August for $5,000 by trainer Tim Burke, Lost in Success is 5 for 5 this year, with three wins at Mahoning Valley and one each at Thistledown and Belterra Park. She will oppose eight other fillies and mares under $7,500 starter-allowance conditions in the six-furlong race.

◗ With 23 of 38 days completed at the spring meet, Corey Lanerie has taken a 36-31 lead over Julien Leparoux atop the jockey standings. Among trainers, Mark Casse leads Mike Maker by a 16-15 count, while Ken and Sarah Ramsey are in their customary position atop the owner standings with 10 wins.