James and four of his friends were delighted they could make the trip to Maryland to witness the Preakness race this year, the second leg of the Triple Crown races and the most sought-after prize of horse racing. To celebrate the event, each had some money put aside for betting on the races leading up to the Preakness, which was the last race of the day. Along with their enjoyment of a day at the races, they were pleased when each of them picked the winning horse in one of the races and so ended the day with more money than they started with. Determine the full name of each friend, the name of the racehorse each won on, and how much money each friend started and ended with.
1. Greg Daniels didnít win on Wild Side Slide. The man who won on Winnerís Delight exactly doubled his starting money. Ryan started with $25.
2. Mark was not the man who started with $35 and ended the day with $45. Mr. Turner, whose first name wasnít James, didnít win on Candyís Comet.
3. Jim started with more money than the man who won on Express Delivery but he ended with $10 less than Mr. Stevens.
4. The person who won on Candyís Comet ended the day with more money than Mr. Carter but with less than the man who won on Sunday Special.
5. Markís last name wasnít Stevens. Mr. West didnít start with $40 but he ended with $15 more than he started with. The person who won on Express Delivery had $30 to start with, but it wasnít Mark.
6. The five friends were Jim, the man who started with $50, the person who won on Candyís Comet, the man who ended the day with $60, and Mr. Carter.