Year to end with £1.25million Scoop6 as ‘Clan’ claims King George

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The Scoop6 win fund failed to be won once again on Boxing Day as Clan Des Obeaux, one of just three uncovered runners in the fourth leg, gave Paul Nicholls a tenth King George at Kempton.

With a win fund of £558,127 starting the final Saturday of the year, plus an unclaimed £540,356 bonus pot, over £1.25million looks set to be played for this weekend.

Earlier on in the afternoon, Glen Forsa scored at 7/1 for former footballer Mick Channon, followed by 5/1 shot Lake View Lad winning the Rowland Meyrick Handicap Chase at Wetherby. That left 3920 tickets going into the third leg, where Teescomponents Lad won at 6/1 to send 382 units past halfway and into the King George VI Chase where the six-year-old struck.

Totepool spokesman Matt Hulmes said, “We are into the realms of life-changing sums now with the Scoop6, and a single winner on the final weekend of 2018 could be welcoming in 2019 as a Millionaire.”

The place fund paid £243.70 and was won by 255 units.

Wednesday   26th   December   2018

Win                   Not Won                   rollover £558,127

Place                £ 243.70                     255 winners

Bonus              Not Won                   rollover £540,356

 

Results:

Leg 1, Kempton          1.20 pm –  10, 13, 9

Leg 2, Wetherby        2.10 pm –  2, 7F, 8

Leg 3, Wetherby        2.45 pm –  11, 5F, 1  N/R 10

Leg 4, Kempton         3.05 pm –  2, 9, 6

Leg 5, Wetherby        3.20 pm –  7, 1, 4

Leg 6, Kempton        3.40 pm –  9, 11, 6

 

Win Fund units left after leg 1         25,292

Win Fund units left after leg 2         3,920

Win Fund units left after leg 3         382

Win Fund units left after leg 4         0

Win Fund units left after leg 5         0

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