Gas station ticket gallops to $31k score — money

Landscaper hits $31K Racetrax score with lucky trifecta box bet

Perry Hall, MD — A Baltimore County landscaper turned a routine lottery play into a $31,311 payout after correctly selecting a winning trifecta combination in a Racetrax drawing.

The winning ticket was purchased at Perry Hall Petro, located at 8809 Belair Road, where the player placed a trifecta box bet using horses 10, 11, and 12.

To win with a trifecta box, the selected horses must finish first, second, and third in any order. In this case, horse 11 finished first, followed by 12 and 10, securing the $31,311 prize.

The winner was still inside the store when the race results came in and realized the outcome. Officials said she remained composed after confirming the win.

She plans to use the money to pay bills.

The retailer will receive a $313.11 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

Key Points

Landscaper wins $31,311 on Racetrax trifecta box bet
Ticket purchased at Perry Hall Petro in Baltimore County
Winner plans to use prize money to pay bills

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