Parkville woman wins $51,129 racetrax prize with first-ever superfecta bet

Parkville woman wins $51,129 Racetrax prize with first-ever Superfecta bet

November 25, 2024
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PERRY HALL, Md. — A Baltimore County woman is celebrating a $51,129 Racetrax win after trying her luck with a Superfecta bet for the first time.

The longtime Maryland Lottery player, a Parkville resident, placed her winning bet during a stop at the Wawa located at 9809 Belair Road in Perry Hall earlier this month. The next day, she scanned her ticket and discovered her numbers had hit, securing the life-changing prize.

“I still can’t believe it, but I want this feeling again,” the winner said, describing her reaction to the unexpected windfall.

The woman and her husband, who have played the Lottery for more than 30 years, say Racetrax is their favorite game because of its consistent results. This recent win marked their biggest success yet.

The couple has kept their winnings private, celebrating quietly. The winner plans to use part of the prize to make this Christmas memorable for her family and intends to save or invest the remaining funds.

Maryland Lottery officials remind all players to check their tickets and savor the excitement of their wins responsibly.

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