Horse Racing Carryovers For September 10, 2015; Video: 2015 DFS Fantasy Football: Week 1 DraftKings Picks

Carryover	Wager Type	Track	Date
$720	Pick 6	Presque Isle Downs	Sep 10
$2,882	Pick 5 JP	Louisiana Downs	Sep 10
$3,639	Hi 5 JP	Flamboro Downs	Sep 10
$845	Pick 4	Harrington Raceway	Sep 10
$1,023	Pick 5	Monticello Raceway	Sep 10
$123,893	Hi 5 JP	Mohawk	Sep 10
$4,782	Pick 6 JP	Mohawk	Sep 10
$815	Pick 5	The Meadows	Sep 10
$12,642	Hi 5 JP	Arlington Park	Sep 10
$126,737	Pick 6 JP	Arlington Park	Sep 10
$4,108	Pick 6	Los Alamitos	Sep 11
$9,049	Hi 5 JP	Woodbine	Sep 11
$8,167	Hi 5 JP	Northlands Park	Sep 11
$13,583	Pick 6 JP	Century Downs	Sep 11
$4,289	Hi 5 JP	Century Downs	Sep 11
$314	Pick 5	Batavia Downs	Sep 11
$353	Pick 6	Batavia Downs	Sep 11
$2,741	Pick 6	Indiana Downs	Sep 11
$28,317	Pick 6 JP	Hastings Racecourse	Sep 12
$7,033	Pick 5	Balmoral Park	Sep 12
$2,816	Pick 5	Fort Erie	Sep 13
$2,354	Hi 5	Fort Erie	Sep 13

Carryover amounts are in $USD. Though possible errors sometimes occur, strong efforts are made to make sure the above information is as accurate and as complete as possible.

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