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read moreHAPPY VALLEY SELECTIONS(Wednesday, March 13, 2024) Race 1: #1 Ace Talent, #3 Mr Good Vibes, #4 Happy Tango, #10 Great DaysRace 2: #3 Beauty Infinity, #4 Nicconi County, #1 Celestial Colours, #8 Happy Fat CatRace 3: #2 Medic Elite, #11 Mighty Star, #6 Happy Jai Jai, #1 Beau GosseRace 4: #3 Copartner Prance, #7 Lapras, #9 Hayday, #5 Great AchieverRace 5: #8 Super Eagle, #2 Ernest Feeling, #7 Multidarling, #5 KilindiniRace ...
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Season tickets and passes for the 2024 Saratoga summer race meet will become available to the general public Wednesday, March 20. The sale, announced by NYRA Monday, will begin at 10am and includes admission along with reserved seating in the clubhouse or grandstand. Season passes grant access to the track for all 40 race days including the GI Travers S. and can be purchased for $95.
“Season ticket plans allow fans to secure some of the best seats in the house for all 40 days of the Saratoga meet,” said NYRA Vice President of Sales Kevin Quinn. “And a season admission pass will pay for itself in fewer than 10 visits for fans looking to enjoy the backyard throughout the summer.”
Racing at Saratoga opens Thursday, July 11 and continues through Labor Day weekend.
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read moreSierra Leone (Gun Runner), winner of the GII Risen Star S., was the 7-1 favorite when Pool 5 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager closed Sunday evening. Last year’s 2-year-old champion Fierceness (City of Light) was second choice at 9-1.
“All Other 3-Year-Olds” closed as the 11-1 third betting option. Japan’s G3 Saudi Derby winner Forever Young (Jpn) (Reel Steel {Jpn}) (12-1); GII Rebel S. winner Timberlake (Into Mischief) (12-1); GII Fountain of the Youth S. winner Dornach (Good Magic) (13-1); GIII Gotham S. winner Deterministic (Liam’s Map) (16-1); allowance winner Conquest Warrior (City of Light) (16-1); and GIII Southwest S. winner Mystik Dan (Goldencents) (16-1) were next in the open betting pool.
In the lone Kentucky Oaks Future Wager, which was conducted concurrently with the KDFW Pool 5, ‘TDN Rising Star’ Impel (Quality Road) closed as the 7-1 favorite over champion 2-year-old filly Just F Y I (Justify), who was 8-1.
Betting on all future wagers over the three-day period was $458,269.
Total handle for the KDFW pool was $334,581 ($246,076 in the win pool and $85,506 in exactas). Betting on the Oaks Future Wager totaled $69,717 ($48,334 in the win pool and $21,384 in exactas). The Oaks/Derby Double, which requires bettors to correctly select the winners of both the races, handled $53,971.
Through the first four pools, a total of $1,676,353 has been bet on Derby future wagers, a 16% increase from last year’s $1,444,099.
The year’s sixth and final Kentucky Derby Future Wager pool runs from Apr. 4 through Apr. 6.
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