Scoop6 Races for January 27th 2018
Totepool have just released the Scoop6 races for this Saturday, 27th January. They are: –
Leg 1 : 1:50 Cheltenham Leg 2 : 2:25 Cheltenham Leg 3 : 3:00 Cheltenham Leg 4 : 3:15 Doncaster Leg 5 : 3:35 Cheltenham Leg 6 : 4:10 Cheltenham (Please mention scoop6.co.uk if re-posting these details)
There was no winner of the Scoop6 on last Saturday. This is great news for you as the Win fund starts at £101,263 and the bonus fund at £112,539. Both these totals will grow rapidly as more stakes are placed.
totepool predict the combined win and bonus fund could be worth £300,000 with around £175,000 estimated in the win fund and £125,000 in the bonus funds.
Five of Saturday’s six legs hail form Prestbury Park with the Skybet Chase at Doncaster in at leg 4 the other contest. All bar the final leg will be available to view on ITV4.
totepool spokesman Matt Hulmes said “There will be plenty of festival clues from the card at Cheltenham on Saturday and the perfect accompaniment to follow the action has to be the Scoop6 with an estimated win fund of £175k and a bonus fund of £125K up for grabs.”
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Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.
The Scoop6 win fund rolled over once more on Saturday as 20/1 shot Remiluc won the final race at Cheltenham on Festival Trials Day.
Just a sole ticket had safely negotiated the first five legs and was on the days big gamble Le Patriote for the final contest, but he could only manage fourth behind the Chris Gordon trained top weight to send the £161,173 rolling into next Saturday.
The Bonus fund is also protected at £133,935 as the pots continue to rise.
The first five winners were all single figure prices as Frodon (13/2), Definitly Red (7/1) and Santini (4/1) took the first three legs resulting in 308 tickets in play at halfway before Wakanda (8/1) scored to whittle it down to 43 and then Agrapart winning at 9/1 was covered by just the sole unit.
Totepool Spoksman Matt Hulmes said “The Scoop6 once again proved beyond punters on Festival Trials day and the combined pots could reach £400,000 next weekend for Betfred Day at Sandown.”