In a thrilling day of racing at Keeneland, all eyes were initially on the aptly named "Brea from Three," a horse that carried the hopes of Kentucky fans eager for an underdog triumph. However, the real surprise came later in the day when another equine competitor, inspired by basketball legend Devin Booker, delivered an unexpected win. This victory not only thrilled spectators but also significantly impacted the betting pools, particularly the Pick-6 jackpot, which now carries over substantial sums into subsequent races.

The early focus was on Brea from Three, a 20-1 long shot attempting to secure its first win in a short sprint race. Unfortunately, it didn't perform as hoped and finished towards the rear of the field. Yet, excitement soon followed with Dbook, named after Devin Booker, taking the lead early in Race 6 and maintaining it throughout. As a remarkable 54-1 underdog, Dbook's wire-to-wire victory astonished both bettors and observers alike, yielding a staggering payout of $175.90 for every $2 wagered.

This surprising outcome had profound financial consequences for Keeneland's bettors. To succeed in the Pick-6 wager, participants must correctly predict winners across five consecutive races. When no one successfully predicts all outcomes, the unclaimed jackpot rolls over to the next day. On Wednesday, a similarly shocking 54-1 win disrupted predictions, causing a rollover of $45,904.47 into Thursday's pool. With Dbook's name absent from any winning tickets, this figure doubled, creating anticipation for Friday's pool, starting at an impressive $211,733.57.

As anticipation builds for Friday's races, even if they proceed without surprises, the Pick-6 jackpot promises significant rewards. Thanks to Dbook's unexpected triumph, bettors have a golden opportunity to capitalize on the growing pot. The story serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of horse racing and the potential for dramatic financial gains through unlikely victories.