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Race OverviewRace Number 7 at Aqueduct is a Claiming 30000.0K featuring 3+ year old Filly & Mares on a Dirt track at a distance of 6.5F. The purse for this race is $43000.Winning ProfilesWin % / Place % / Show %Bourbon Serengeti11932Shadyside2143049Spun Size3Top Of The Table4In Awe Of Juju5143049Royal Event6Cararra7255282Moon Gate8112642Maxaluna91932Linarite10143049Runner Details and PredictionsNameWin % / Place % / Show % PredictionsM/LInfoCareerLast Start2nd Last3rd LastStyle1 B Bourbon Serengeti19 329/2F 122lbs $29540012 2-5-5 w%: 17% s%: 42%4 / 6 6.0F Dirt SAR4 / 8 7.0F Dirt CD2 / 6 6.0F Dirt CDFast Stalker2 X Shadyside14 30 496/1F 120lbs $1214005 2-2-3 w%: 40% s%: 60%5 / 5 7.0F Dirt AQU1 / 5 6.5F Dirt AQU3 / 5 6.5F Dirt AQUSlower Leads3 X Spun Size10/1F 120lbs $12982011 2-3-7 w%: 18% s%: 64%7 / 8 7.0F Dirt BAQ4 / 6 6.5F Dirt BAQ3 / 7 6.5F Dirt SARSlower Stalker4 X Top Of The Table10/1F 122lbs $21940014 2-5-5 w%: 14% s%: 36%9 / 10 6.0F Dirt BAQ10 / 12 6.0F Dirt BAQ6 / 7 7.0F Dirt AQUSlower Stalker5 X In Awe Of Juju14 30 496/1F 120lbs $1518007 2-3-3 w%: 29% s%: 43%5 / 8 7.0F Dirt KEE1 / 8 6.0F Dirt CD2 / 8 6.0F Dirt OPSlower Leads6 X Royal Event20/1F 120lbs $16500011 2-2-2 w%: 18% s%: 18%7 / 10 6.0F Dirt AQU7 / 7 6.5F Dirt SAR5 / 7 6.5F Dirt SARSlowest Stalker7 A Cararra25 52 8212/1F 122lbs $35408017 2-5-8 w%: 12% s%: 47%5 / 8 7.0F Dirt BAQ6 / 8 1M Dirt BAQ6 / 9 1M Dirt BAQFast Leads8 B Moon Gate11 26 428/1F 120lbs $2748009 2-2-3 w%: 22% s%: 33%6 / 6 6.5F Dirt BAQ5 / 5 5.5F Dirt SAR1 / 7 6.5F Dirt SARMid Pack Leader9 B Maxaluna19 323/1F 120lbs $1293506 3-3-4 w%: 50% s%: 67%1 / 6 6.5F Dirt BAQ4 / 9 6.0F Dirt BAQ5 / 8 6.0F Dirt BAQMid Pack Leads10 B Linarite14 30 496/1M 122lbs $37717027 2-11-19 w%: 7% s%: 70%6 / 10 6.0F Dirt BAQ2 / 8 6.0F Dirt BAQ4 / 10 6.0F Dirt BAQFastest DeepWin Probability and ConnectionsNameWin / Place / Show PredictionsM/LInfoJockeyTrainerStyle1 Bourbon Serengeti1 / 100% / 100%19 32 (7/2)F 122lbs $295400Jose Lezcano 98 / 21% / 60%Linda Rice 102 / 25% / 57%Fast Stalker2 Shadyside2 / 50% / 100%14 30 49 (5/1)F 120lbs $121400Joel Rosario 24 / 17% / 38%John C Kimmel 5 / 40% / 60%Slower Leads3 Spun Size3 / 0% / 33%9/1F 120lbs $129820Luis R Rivera Jr 51 / 12% / 37%Bruce R Brown 11 / 9% / 18%Slower Stalker4 Top Of The Table1 / 0% / 0%9/1F 122lbs $219400John R Velazquez 25 / 20% / 48%Mark A Hennig 8 / 0% / 25%Slower Stalker5 In Awe Of Juju0 / 0% / 0%14 30 49 (5/1)F 120lbs $151800Ricardo Santana Jr 48 / 10% / 46%Bruce N Levine 12 / 17% / 58%Slower Leads6 Royal Event3 / 0% / 0%19/1F 120lbs $165000Ruben Silvera 119 / 15% / 43%Carlos F Martin 12 / 8% / 25%Slowest Stalker7 Cararra0 / 0% / 0%25 52 82 (11/1)F 122lbs $354080Manuel Franco 112 / 22% / 54%Rob Atras 27 / 26% / 56%Fast Leads8 Moon Gate2 / 50% / 50%11 26 42 (7/1)F 120lbs $274800Christopher Elliott 115 / 16% / 40%James T Ryerson 15 / 20% / 47%Mid Pack Leader9 Maxaluna3 / 100% / 100%19 32 (2/1)F 120lbs $129350Kendrick Carmouche 100 / 19% / 51%Linda Rice 102 / 25% / 57%Mid Pack Leads10 Linarite0 / 0% / 0%14 30 49 (5/1)M 122lbs $377170Jaime Rodriguez 15 / 13% / 40%Michael Miceli 3 / 0% / 67%Fastest DeepRecommended Wagers5/5 Review RatingSuperfecta Pick*72510Exacta Pick*72Win Pick7Trifecta Pick*725*Please note exacta, trifacta and superfecta picks are optimized for profit, not win %. Therefore, horses listed between pick types can vary.Race Bias AnalysisRace Bias Analysis Number of Races: 446

Illinois Moves to Prohibit Credit-Card GamblingState legislators in Illinois are advancing a measure to prohibit credit-card use for gambling activities.Representatives Curtis Tarver and Marti Deuter introduced House Bill 4149 (HB 4149), aiming to prohibit credit-card use across all gambling types, including sports betting, casinos, and lottery purchases.Furthermore, HB 4149 seeks to block ATMs from issuing cash advances on credit cards, closing a common loophole that allows gambling with borrowed funds.If enacted, the bill would make it illegal to use credit cards for any gambling transaction, whether in-person or through online sportsbooks and online casinos.What House Bill 4149 Is All AboutHB 4149 would ban the use of credit cards to fund gambling wagers, including those placed via online platforms. The bill specifically prohibits credit-card transactions for gambling games, disallows cash advances via casino ATMs using credit cards, and bars the sale of lottery tickets on credit.For operators of online casinos and online sportsbooks, the key tenets include:No credit-card funding of accounts for wagering at online sportsbooks.No credit-card funding of deposits or wagers at online casinos operating in Illinois.The measure builds on prior regulatory action by the Illinois Gaming Board (IGB), which adopted a rule in April 2025 banning credit-card deposits for sports wagering and already prohibits credit-card use for casino and video-gaming wagers.Supporters emphasize that the bill's goal is to ensure all gambling transactions use players' own funds, minimizing debt and financial hardship.HB 4149 has been introduced in the Illinois House of Representatives, sponsored by members of the Democratic caucus. It has drawn bipartisan interest and now moves through committee deliberations.If passed and signed by the governor, the bill will codify the credit-card ban into statute rather than rely solely on regulatory rule-making.Potential Impact on Online BettingThe enactment of HB 4149 could significantly alter how players access online betting and online casinos in Illinois. With credit-card funding off the table, many users of online sportsbooks may be nudged toward alternative payment methods such as ACH transfers, prepaid funding, or digital wallets.Meanwhile, some bettors may shift to licensed online casinos optimized for other payment channels.Another notable shift: the ban may drive some players to explore crypto casinos. Such platforms that accept cryptocurrency payments and operate outside the constraints of credit-card networks.For individuals who still wish to engage in online betting or online casinos without credit-card limitations, crypto-enabled platforms may become a viable alternative. Of course, these sites bring their own regulatory and risk considerations.On the other end, operators of online casinos and sportsbooks will need to update their onboarding flows, payment-processing arrangements, and responsible gambling protocols.The IGB's regulatory momentum suggests Illinois is joining a growing list of states restricting credit-card use in wagering as part of their goal to promote responsible gambling.HB 4149 signals a tightening of financial controls around online gambling in Illinois. It may reshape the payment landscape for dozens of online casinos and online sportsbooks operating in the state.