Carryovers in both Jackpot Super High 5
wagers continue to grow
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ (May 28, 2015) – The carryovers in both of the Jackpot Super High 5
wagers at the Meadowlands have grown to six figures heading into Friday’s (May
29) racing card.
The
carryover in the race five Jackpot Super High 5 has grown to $131,037. The
jackpot was hit for $12,101 on December 26, but has not been claimed since
then, a stretch of 50 race dates.
The
carryover in the last race wager now sits at $105,195. It was last hit on March
14 for $200,000, the largest payout in Meadowlands history.
The
Jackpot Super High 5 requires horseplayers to correctly select the first five
finishers of the designated race in the exact order. The catch is that the
jackpot pays out only if there is one unique winning ticket. If there is more
than one winning ticket, 75-percent of the evening’s net pool is paid out to
the winning tickets while the remaining 25-percent is added to the jackpot
carryover.
Friday’s
fifth race is a conditioned trot with a full field of ten entered. The final
race is a $10,000 claiming event for paces, also with a full field of ten.
One
lucky fan in attendance will also win a VIP trip to the Belmont Stakes to watch
American Pharoah attempt to become the first horse in 37 years to win the
Triple Crown.
Saturday’s
thirteen-race card features four $100,000 New Jersey Sire Stakes Finals
featuring Dan Patch Award winners Mission Brief and Artspeak.
Post
time for both nights is 7:15 p.m.
