Wednesday's Rainbow 6 Jackpot is More Than $2.6 Million

There was no unique winner of the 20-cent Rainbow 6 Sunday, producing a jackpot carryover of $2,635,571.30 for Wednesday’s program.

A total of $550,293 was wagered Sunday into the Rainbow 6 pool. Multiple winners with all six winners Sunday returned $2,809.82.

Since last being hit for $76,799.38 by one lucky bettor on Jan. 13, the popular multi-race wager has gone unsolved for 39 consecutive programs. The largest payout of the current Championship Meet was $262,634.84 on Jan. 7.

The carryover jackpot is only paid out when there is a single unique ticket sold with all six winners. On days when there is no unique ticket, 70 percent of that day’s pool goes back to those bettors holding tickets with the most winners, while 30 percent is carried over to the jackpot pool.

Who's Hot: Jockey Julien Leparoux scored a triple Sunday, winning aboard Mississippi Delta ($19.20) in the fourth, Lightstream ($16.20) in the sixth and Sky My Sky ($4.80) in the ninth. Luis Saez visited the winner’s circle with Lady’s Lunar Luck ($6) in the first and Clear Status ($4.40) in the fifth. Javier Castellano also rode a pair of winners: Just Talkin and Crafty Colonel ($12) in the 12th.

Trainers Mark Casse and Gustavo Delgado each saddled a pair of winners. Casse visited the winner’s circle with Mississippi Delta and Sky My Sky. Delgaldo scored with Lady’s Luna Luck and Helper Rye ($9.60) in the 10th.

Jockey Jonathan Gonzales, sidelined since Nov. 28 with a broken ankle sustained in a Tampa Bay Downs spill, returned to the Gulfstream winner’s circle with his very first mount back in action Sunday, scoring aboard All About Yasom ($28.20) in the eighth.

“It’s exciting,” said Gonzales, who captured the riding title for Gulfstream’s inaugural summer meet in 2013 during his apprenticeship. “I feel good. I feel ready. I’m hungry too. I want to win more races.”