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Woman wins another 30 grand playing same lottery numbers

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Racetrax "longshots" brought this Hyattsville woman and her husband back to the Winner’s Circle to claim a second $30,946 prize. (Image: Maryland Lottery) A Maryland woman has hit her lucky streak.

The 51-year-old from Hyattsville won another $30,000 playing the same Racetrax horses numbers she played just earlier this year.

In May, the specialist at a rehabilitation facility won $30,936 playing her favorite 11, 10 and 12 combination. She picked the numbers of the computer-animated horses because they had the least chances of winning.

And now the horses have beaten the odds for her — twice. The woman, who wasn’t named publicly but identified herself with the phrase "Favor Ain’t Fair," said she just had a "feeling" on Tuesday, July 12, one so strong that she went to buy a ticket on her lunch break with the same combination.

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