Washington, PA — If you’ve forgotten that the late Pick-5 and the Super Hi-5 were uncovered on the final card at The Meadows before the COVID-19 shutdown, you’re forgiven; that was March 16, 91 days ago.

But it means that when live racing at The Meadows resumes Monday (June 15), the 10-race program will offer a trio of rich wagering opportunities: a $2,026.34 Pick-5 carryover (race six); a $5,243.61 Super Hi-5 carryover (race 10); and a $5,000 total-pool guarantee in the early Pick-4 (race two).

The Meadows will offer four live cards each week — Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday — each beginning at the new post time of 12:45 p.m.

Monday’s card features an ultra-competitive $17,900 Open Handicap Trot; the eight heavyweights in the field boast combined earnings exceeding $4.58 million.

Three of the contenders have recent pari-mutuel starts under their belts. Icanflylikeanangel (post eight, Mike Wilder) finished second in a June 6 Open Handicap at Northfield. Perlucky (post six, Dave Palone) was a hard-used third in a May 26 Open Handicap at Northfield while Final Breath (post four, Brady Brown) actually has a pair of recent outings. He won that May 26 event at Northfield and finished sixth in a June 5 Open at Scioto Downs.

Also formidable is Smalltownthrowdown (post five, Aaron Merriman), a 7-year-old millionaire making his initial start in the stable of trainer Bill Bercury and owner Renee Bercury.

Here’s the exotic wagering schedule for Monday’s card:

• Daily Double — Races 1 & 2, 9 & 10;
• Exacta, Trifecta — Every race;
• Superfecta — Every race, 10-cent minimum wager;
• Pick 3 — Races 3 & 8, 50-cent minimum wager;
• Pick 4 — Races 2 & 7, 50-cent minimum wager;
• Pick 5 — Race 6, 50-cent minimum wager;
• Super Hi-5 — Race 10, 20-cent minimum wager.