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Carroll County man hits $33k Racetrax win on lucky Superfecta bet

MANCHESTER, Md. – A Carroll County resident turned a random pick of four horses into a $33,468 win playing the Maryland Lottery’s Racetrax game earlier this month.

The winner told lottery officials he placed a Superfecta bet—choosing horses 6, 8, 3, and 5 to finish in that exact order—on October 2. The unlikely combination crossed the finish line perfectly, earning him the four-figure payout.

Key Points

Carroll County man wins $33,468 on Racetrax Superfecta
Winning ticket bought at Sheetz, 3281 Main St., Manchester
Store earns $334.68 bonus for selling ticket

Random pick pays off

The player said his selection of horses had “no rhyme or reason,” but the random choice paid off in a big way. He claimed his prize this week at Maryland Lottery headquarters in Baltimore.

Store earns bonus

The Sheetz on Main Street in Manchester will receive a retailer bonus of $334.68 for selling the winning ticket.

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