The pick-6 was not hit for a second consecutive card Friday at Aqueduct, resulting in a carryover of $114,441 into Saturday’s 10-race card.

The sequence was permeated by double-digit priced winners including Solib ($16.60), The Paddock Pastor ($21.20), Main Event ($21), and Ez Roll ($10.40). Air Show ($9.80) and Crupi ($4.40) were the other winners in the sequence.

The consolation payout for 5 of 6 returned $691.50.

Del Mar begins a 13-day autumn meeting on Friday with a three-day weekend that includes three stakes. The season runs through Dec. 3.

Friday’s program is led by the $75,000 Let It Ride Stakes, a restricted race for 3-year-olds at a mile on turf. The $75,000 Kathryn Crosby Stakes, a restricted race for fillies and mares at a mile on turf, is the main race on Saturday. Sunday’s feature is the $100,000 Betty Grable Stakes for statebred fillies and mares at seven furlongs.

Jockey Frankie Dettori has been given a three-day suspension for causing interference that led to the disqualification of his mount from first to eighth-place in the fifth race at Santa Anita on Oct. 28.

Dettori was cited for his ride on Circle of Trust, who altered course on the turn without clearance. The suspension begins Sunday and covers racing on Nov. 25-26.

Santa Anita will close its infield training track later this month to replace the existing dirt surface with a synthetic surface, the track announced in late October.

The project is expected to take two months, weather permitting.

The training track is popular with trainers, who often send runners for daily exercise, including workouts, in lieu of using the main track.

ARCADIA, Calif. — Veteran jockey Joe Bravo is moving from Southern California to Florida in coming days.

Bravo said on Thursday that a desire to be closer to his family and more racing opportunities were factors in his decision.

“I want to move back and be close to them,” Bravo said of his family. “I’ve got a house in South Florida. I love California racing, but I have four days off.”

ARCADIA, Calif. – River Tiber, the 3-1 morning-line favorite for Friday’s $1 million Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf at Santa Anita, was scratched from the race Friday morning, the Breeders’ Cup reported.

The official reason given for the scratch is trainer withdrawal. Attempts to reach trainer Aidan O’Brien were unsuccessful early Friday morning.

O’Brien will still have the likely favorite in the Juvenile Turf in Unquestionable, who was the 4-1 morning-line second choice. Ryan Moore, who was named on River Tiber, will replace Frankie Dettori on Unquestionable.

Victories Thursday by Artemis Girl ($103.50) in race 5 and Bertrille ($202.50) in race 9 - split divisions of a turf maiden for New York-bred juvenile fillies - resulted in there being carryovers in both the late pick five and pick six into Friday’s Aqueduct card.

The late pick five, which on Friday encompasses races 6 through 10, will have a $147,582 carryover. The pick six, which includes races 5 through 10, will have a $37,682 carryover.

ARCADIA, Calif. - The trainer Kelsey Danner thinks her first Breeders’ Cup starter, Shards, can do more than pick up some pieces Friday in the $1 million Juvenile Turf Sprint.

Shards needed defections from the main body of the field to make the Juvenile Turf Sprint, but he belongs. Shards was a sharp Colonial Downs maiden turf sprint winner in his third start before weaving his way through traffic to finish third, beaten a neck, in the Indian Summer Stakes, a Keeneland turf sprint Oct. 8.