A horse bettor had a big hit on Sunday at Santa Anita.
For a total spend of $64.80, the bettor won the Rainbow Six Jackpot of $423,202.75.
The Rainbow Six, which consisted of calling the winner from the fourth through nine races, was carried over after producing no winner on Friday or Saturday.
The jackpot included a carryover of $197,941 from Saturday to add to the $295,170 wagered on Sunday.
Rakassah ($7.20), Alcools ($6.60), Uncle Addouma ($41.40), Muco Del Oro ($23), Cezanne ($5.80) and Sweetest Angel ($30) were the six winning horses to complete the payout for the bettor.
The ticket is not by any means a record payout — Santa Anita has had at least six $1 million payouts on the Rainbow Six — but it's certainly a serious score.
A Santa Anita official told The Action Network that the win had not yet been claimed, which is fairly common in the first 24 hours, especially because of a want for privacy and tax planning.
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Darren is a Senior Executive Producer at The Action Network, covering all angles of the sports betting world. He spent two stints at ESPN, from 2000-06 and 2012-18, he regularly wrote for ESPN.com and contributed to ESPN shows, including SportsCenter and Outside The Lines. He also served as a business correspondent for ABC News, where he made appearances on the network’s flagship shows, including “Good Morning America,” “World News Tonight” and “Nightline.” While at CNBC from 2006-2012, Rovell anchored five primetime documentaries, including “Swoosh! Inside Nike,” which was nominated for an Emmy. Rovell also contributed to NBC News, where he earned an Emmy as a correspondent for the network’s Presidential Election coverage.
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