Round Two is now in the books for Standardbred Canada’s March Madness Online Handicapping Challenge.
Congratulations to the following players who move on to the Championship Round on March 29 to compete for two spots in the 2014 World Harness Handicapping Championship which features $60,000 in prize money:
Mark Mills of Sydney, Nova Scotia
James Ruhl of Tara, Ontario
Arthur Fraser of Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Ann Revington of Fairview, Prince Edward Island
Larry Zmija of Kitchener, Ontario
These five players had the largest bankrolls following their selections in last Saturday’s contest races which included Races 4 & 5 at Flamboro Downs, races 5, 6, & 7 at Northlands Park and Races 7, 8 & 9 at Woodbine Racetrack.
For those of you who didn’t make the top five, you still have two more rounds to qualify. Round 3 of the March Madness Online Handicapping Challenge featuring races on Saturday, March 15 will open on Thursday, March 13.
Players will be asked to select the winners of eight (8) contest races selected from Flamboro Downs, Northlands Park and Woodbine Racetrack. Players will accumulate a mythical bankroll based on official payouts from a $2 win and a $2 place wager on horses they select in the eight races. If a player’s selected horse finishes first, the official payout for the $2 win and $2 place wager will be added to his/her bankroll. If a player’s selected horse finishes second, the official payout for the $2 place wager will be added to his/her bankroll.
The five players with the highest bankroll will move on to the Championship Round on Saturday, March 29. The same rules will apply for the Championship Round and the two players with the highest bankrolls in the Championship Round will each earn a spot in the 2014 WHHC plus a $500 travel voucher.
The 2014 WHHC featuring $60,000 in prize money and a $24,000 Grand Prize, takes place on April 19 at The Meadowlands. To read the contest rules and regulations, click here.