A week ago a Tote representative described the forthcoming Scoop6 as the biggest day in their history. So excited were the Tote, they even made a reference to this blog on their own Scoop6 blog! Seven days later, and we look forward to a day's racing that will knock last week into a cocked hat; some reports estimate £5 million will be up for grabs. At the time of writing doubts surround the participation of two runners in the six selected races; according to my elementary maths, this reduces the possible number of winning combinations from 4,181,760 to 3,484,800. Two potential non-runners and my chances of winning increase by over 696,000! There seems little doubt that the pool will be won this weekend. It's ironic that the all-weather, so often perceived as racing's poor-relation, provides the main backdrop to this richest ever pot. For those interested in trying to collect those all-weather millions, I again offer two suggestions per race which should be used as nothing more than a starting point; good luck to you all...
2.10 Lingfield: Markab, My Gacho;
2.40 Lingfield: Spring Goddess, Secret Night;
2.45 Haydock: Bill's Echo, Naunton Brook;
3.20 Lingfield: Bronze Cannon, Re Barolo;
3.30 Huntingdon: Rebel Melody, Low Delta;
3.50 Lingfield: Ceremonial Jade, Prohibit.
Just to be clear, scoop-6.co.uk isn't an official Tote site, just another fan site, but I'm happy to link to this and should do it again later this morning as long as I get time to make a 'tips' post.
ReplyDeleteScoop-6.co.uk - thanks for that clarification.
ReplyDeleteMy play for the £5 million stalled in the first leg with Markab (13/2) being headed by Atlantic City inside the final furlong. It was downhill all the way after that with no winners and not many more placed efforts. Lucky I wasn't counting on giving up the day job...
ReplyDeleteI lasted till the second leg, when Miss Brown To You's failure to oblige sank my chances. Still, it made me watch the all-weather, which I usually don't.
ReplyDeleteI lasted one leg more...:-(
ReplyDeletePity about Kauto, to talk of more serious stuff