ARCADIA, Calif. - There are two pick six carryovers at Santa Anita on Thursday - $133,546 in the main pool and $590,443 in the single ticket jackpot pool.

There was no winning ticket in Sunday’s pick six. The winners of the pick six races were Oso ($32.40), Colonist ($3.60), Crafty Cowboy ($9.40), Poshsky ($16.80), Hard Aces ($10), and Storm the Hill ($6).

Colonist and Storm the Hill were favored.

Consolation tickets with five winners were worth $632.

Sunday’s pick six began with a carryover of $561,826. Bettors added $249,982 on Sunday.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. -  The 2016-17 Gulfstream Park championship meeting went out with a bang on Sunday for those fortunate and skillful enough to correctly select the final six winners on the card and collect a 20-cent Rainbow 6 payoff of $48,881.88.

A total of $7,336,992 was added to a carryover of nearly $2 million in the Rainbow 6, which had gone unsolved for 27 consecutive programs. The Rainbow 6 had last been hit on Feb. 23 for a payoff of $324,179.  There was a mandatory payout of the pool on closing day. 

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – McCraken was a lukewarm favorite amid a scrambled outlook when the fourth and final pool of the 2017 Kentucky Derby Future Wager closed Sunday at 6 p.m. Eastern.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - There was not a unique winning ticket sold on the Rainbow 6 at Gulfstream Park on Saturday, resulting in a carryover of $1,911,407 into Sunday where the entire pool must be distributed as it is the final day of the meet.

Gulfstream Park officials believe the pool could climb as high as $10 million. The bet is a 20-cent minimum and on Sunday it will paid out to all players who correctly select all six winners. The sequence begins on race 6.

NEW ORLEANS – Shaun Bridgmohan won the 3,000^th race of his career Saturday at Fair Grounds when he guided Inveniam Viam to a decisive victory in the first race.

“Yeah, that’s a lot of wins,” Bridgmohan said. “Thankfully, I’ve had a lot of good trainers and owners that stood behind me and got me to that point, so I’m very gratified for the opportunity that was presented me.”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Classic Empire was a slight favorite after the first of three days of betting into Pool 4 of the 2017 Kentucky Derby Future Wager, but the results of two major prep races Saturday will go a long way in determining the final odds when the pool closes Sunday at 6 p.m. Eastern.

As of Saturday morning, with $58,934 in the win pool, Classic Empire was the 9-2 choice, followed by Gunnevera (6-1), McCraken (7-1), and Tapwrit (8-1). Another $22,337 had been bet in exactas. Pool 4 opened Friday at noon Eastern.

Two gambling bills with repercussions for the racing industry are making their way separately through the Florida legislature, but the vast differences between the bills would likely require compromises from both sides, state racing lobbyists said on Friday, making the fate of gambling legislation uncertain.

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission on Thursday unanimously approved the sale of the East Boston property of Suffolk Downs to a real-estate development company in a transaction that is expected to allow racing and simulcasting to continue at the site through 2018.

Stakeholders in the inaugural $12 million Pegasus Would Cup are scheduled to meet with officials of The Stronach Group on Friday and Saturday at Gulfstream Park in Florida to receive their disbursement of revenue from the race and discuss the 2018 running, Stronach Group officials confirmed Thursday.

The International Forum for the Aftercare of Racehorses will hold its first conference in Washington on May 17-18.

IFAR, which also has announced the launch of its website, is an independent forum recognizing geographical and industry differences among racing countries, designed to enhance Thoroughbred aftercare worldwide by raising awareness, improving education on lifetime horse care, and increasing the demand for former racehorses in other equestrian disciplines.