The Belmont Park pick-six carryover for Wednesday will be $1,019,102 after the wager went unhit for the fourth straight day on Sunday. There was a carryover of $394,437 coming into the Sunday program.

Sunday's pick six eluded handicappers even though the sequence included two favorites, Just Livin a dream ($6.40) and Thunders Dove ($5.70).

The pick six winners were Just Livin a Dream, Rosie's Run ($19.80), Counting House ($21.60), Munition ($49), Thunders Dove, and Prime Obsession ($15.20).

Those picking five winners received a consolation payoff of $4,732.

NEW BOSTON, Mich. - The largest crowd of the inaugural season at Pinnacle Race Course turned out to see the Michigan Sire Stakes in its new home. The series, which evolved from a pair of juvenile stakes races first run at Detroit Race Course in 1985, had run the previous nine seasons at Great Lakes Downs. Both tracks are now shuttered.

Trainer Gary Capuano could have played things safe by entering his 3-year-old Ghostly Thunder against his own age group in the $125,000 West Virginia Lottery, where he would have been an overwhelming favorite. Instead, Capuano took a risk by running Ghostly Thunder against older horses and stretching him out from seven furlongs to 1 1/8 miles for the first time in Saturday night's $500,000 West Virginia Breeders Classic.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Euphony won her third straight stakes race Saturday night, when she got through in upper stretch and barreled home a 2 1/4-length winner in the $75,000 Remington Park Oaks.

The one-mile turf race for 3-year-old fillies was the richest of three stakes on the card.

Euphony ($4.60) settled in fourth along the rail as Fabulous Babe led the field through six furlongs in 1:14.06. The eventual winner waited for racing room on the final turn, found a seam in upper stretch, and jetted to the lead. She covered the distance on firm turf in 1:38.43.

There will be a three-day pick six carryover of $394,437 on Sunday at Belmont Park.

The pick six was last hit Monday on the Columbus Day holiday card. There were no winners in the three days since racing resumed at Belmont on Thursday.

Pick six bettors were in immediate trouble on Saturday when Stormy Smile won the first leg, the fifth race, paying $153 to win.

The consolation Saturday for picking 5 of 6 winners was $20,849.

American Border got up in the final strides Friday night to win the wide-open Violet Handicap at the Meadowlands.

Only 2 1/2 lengths separated American Border from 11th-place finisher Shytoe Lafeet in the up-for-grabs stretch scramble. Jose Lezcano guided American Border ($24) up the fence to a half-length victory over Le Cordon Bleu, the determined pacesetter at 78-1 in the Grade 3, $150,000 stakes for fillies and mares on the turf. All Is Vanity finished third. The time was 1:41.74 for 1 1/16 miles over a firm course.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – High Mist ($3.70) extended her unbeaten record to three races while landing her first stakes win in the $150,000 Fanfreluche, for Ontario-bred for 2-year-old fillies at Woodbine.

High Mist won her first two starts on the lead, but she rated just off a slow pace along the inside in the six-furlong dash. Emma Wilson angled High Mist into the three-path early in the stretch, and she overtook the leaders at the eighth-pole before drawing away to score by 2o1/2 lengths, in a time of 1:09.78.

Even-money favorite Vintage Tough looked like a winner every step in the $50,000 Finger Lakes Juvenile Fillies, tracking front-running Indian Rush on the backstretch, taking command just before the turn, and galloping off to a 2 1/2-length victory.

Vintage Tough covered the six furlongs in 1:12.55 under meet-leading rider John Davilla Jr. and paid $4.

Indian Rush, ridden by Omar Camejo, held second by a nose over Haley's Lolipop, the 8-5 second choice in the field of eight.

Only five ran in the $75,000 Blue Hen for 2-year-old fillies at Delaware Park, and only two of them took much money - Gnome's Delight, who went off at 2-1, and Bon Jovi Girl, the 1-2 favorite.

In the end, the two had starkly different results. Bon Jovi Girl won easily, by six lengths, hugging the rail all the way around in the 1 1/16-mile race. Gnome's Delight pressed the pacesetting Bolyen, loomed a neck off the lead on the turn, then fizzled out, finishing last.

Bon Jovi Girl, ridden by Jose Caraballo for trainer Tim Ritchey, was timed in 1:46.22.

Trainer Marty Wolfson was the star of the undercard on Saturday's Festival of the Sun program at Calder, winning 3 of the 4 stakes, including the $100,000 Spend a Buck Handicap with It's a Bird. He also sent out promising 2-year-olds Frolic's Dream and You Luckie Mann to easy and very impressive wins in the $100,000 Cassidy and Birdonthewire stakes.