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Saturday’s Scoop 6 Races…
11th July, It’s a Rollover and £1.5 million is up for grabs, all you have to do is find the winner of the 6 feature races….
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Scoop6 Race 1 : 2.05 York
Scoop6 Race 2 : 2.20 Sandown
Scoop6 Race 3 : 2.35 York
Scoop6 Race 4 : 2.50 Sandown
Scoop6 Race 5 : 3.10 York
Scoop6 Race 6 : 3.45 York
There was no winner of the Scoop6 last week so the Win fund will start off with £73,233 rolled over from last week and the Bonus fund has £233,585 in it already.
A single winner of the Win and Bonus Funds could scoop up to £450,000!
Today there is big money to be won in the Tote Scoop 6, with the Bonus fund already standing at close to £500,000. Play the Scoop 6 and you could win big money for a small stake.
What is The Scoop 6?
he Scoop 6 is run every Saturday and the objective is to find all 6 winners of each of the days specially selected races of todays Scoop. The Scoop 6 races are usually shown Live on terrestrial TV, mainly Channel 4 to give it the widest audience. Channel 4 usually show most of the Scoop 6 races every Saturday and this week is no exception on 2000 Guineas day!
Big Money to win…have a go today
Today’s Tote Scoop6 Races 2nd May 2009
Saturdays totescoop6 races
Leg 1, Newmarket – 2.00pm
Leg 2, Goodwood – 2.20pm
Leg 3, Goodwood – 2.55pm
Leg 4, Newmarket – 3.10pm
Leg 5, Goodwood – 3.30pm
Leg 6, Newmarket – 3.45pm
Not easy but you could win big money.
Simply Click on the Tote Scoop 6 logo, register and Get a £25 Free Bet when you Do… Then make your selections. You can choose more than one horse per race and Perm your bet. It costs only £2 to play the Sccop 6.
You really could Scoop a fortune with Todays Scoop 6!
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