Horse Racing Carryovers for March 25, 2016:

Carryover	Wager Type	Track	Date
$1,330	Pick 8	Hawthorne Racecourse	Mar 25
$500	Pick 6 JP	Hawthorne Racecourse	Mar 25
$413	Hi 5	Sunland Park	Mar 25
$7,392	Pick 6 JP	Sunland Park	Mar 25
$14,676	Pick 5 JP	Fonner Park	Mar 25
$148,442	Hi 5 JP LR	Meadowlands	Mar 25
$9,211	Hi 5 JP R5	Meadowlands	Mar 25
$379	Pick 6 JP	Century Downs	Mar 25
$1,476	Hi 5 JP	Century Downs	Mar 25
$106,060	Pick 6 JP	Woodbine Harness	Mar 25
$2,167	Pick 6 JP	Oaklawn Park	Mar 25
$27,844	Pick 5 JP	Fair Grounds	Mar 25
$80,253	Pick 6 JP	Golden Gate Fields	Mar 25
$29,280	Pick 5	Golden Gate Fields	Mar 25
$15,475	Hi 5	Santa Anita Park	Mar 25
$37,289	Pick 6	Santa Anita Park	Mar 25
$4,341,678	Pick 6 JP	Gulfstream Park	Mar 25
$267	Pick 5	Miami Valley	Mar 26
$268	Pick 5	Japan Racing	Mar 26
$2,191	Pick 5	Cal Expo	Mar 26
$5,568	Pick 5	Pompano Park	Mar 26
$100,736	Hi 5 JP	Pompano Park	Mar 26
$1,660	Pick 5	The Meadows	Mar 26

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

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