The iconic Tote Ten to Follow competition is making a very welcome return for the the 2019/20 Jumps season and entries are open now!

The season long competition gets underway on Saturday 30th November, the day of the Ladbrokes trophy, and continues until the day of the bet365 Gold Cup at Sandown on 25th April.

Make sure you get your entry in before midday on Saturday 30th November.

You need to pick a stable of 10 horses to follow across the jumps season. You will then earn points based on their results – with the best performing stable guaranteed to win at least £175,000 and prizes for the top 100 stables!

Ten to Follow stables cost £5 each and there is also a free-to-play version with a £10,000 prize.

Register for the Ten to Follow Now

How to Play the Ten to Follow

You create a stable by selecting 10 horses from a list of over 500 put together by the Racing Post. These horses then score points every time they win, or are placed, in a race. The 100 stables with the most points at the end of the season get a share of a prize fund which is guaranteed to total at least £250,000! with first place being worth at least £175,000!

There are bonus races that score extra points and also prizes of £10,000 for the stables that score the most points in each full month of the competition. More details of how you score points can be found on our Ten to Follow page.

Each stable costs £5 to enter and you can play as many times as you wish. There will also be a free to play version of the Ten to Follow with a £10,000 prize.

The Ten to Follow is run as a pool, like all the other Tote bets, so the more people that play the larger the prizes will grow. If there were 200,000 entries then first place would be worth over £600,000! If there were 400,000 entries it would swell to over £1.25 Million! So make sure you share this post with your friends.

Register with Tote to be ready to create your Ten to Follow stable. Find all the horses available and start making your selections.

Are you looking forward to playing the Ten to Follow or have memories from previous runnings of the Ten to Follow? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Tote have released a number of Stable Tour videos ahead of the return of the popular Ten to Follow competition.

Hear directly from the trainers their thoughts on each stable’s plans for the 2019/20 National Hunt season.

Will this help you pick your stable of ten horses to follow across the jumps season in the Tote Ten to Follow?

You create a stable by selecting 10 horses from a list of over 500 put together by the Racing Post. These horses then score points every time they win, or are placed, in a race. The 100 stables with the most points at the end of the season get a share of a prize fund which is guaranteed to total at least £250,000! with first place being worth at least £175,000!

There is also a free to play verison with a £10,000 prize!

Create your Stable Now

Register for the Ten to Follow and start creating your stable

Tote have just released the Scoop6 races for this Saturday, 16th November. They are: –

Leg 1: 1:50 Cheltenham
Leg 2: 2:25 Cheltenham BONUS RACE
Leg 3: 2:45 Lingfield
Leg 4: 3:00 Cheltenham
Leg 5: 3:15 Lingfield
Leg 6: 3:30 Cheltenham
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There was one winner of last Saturday’s Scoop6, winning £42,440! They will aim to take home the £147,263 bonus fund and need to find the winner of the 2:25 BetVictor Gold Cup Handicap Chase. Cheltenham Festival winner Siruh Du Lac bids to complete a five timer for trainer Nick Williams and jockey Lizzie Kelly, who was passed fit for action on Thursday following injury.

The action this week comes from Cheltenham and Lingfield with, once again, all six races will be shown live on ITV.

Tote spokesman Kevin O’Malley said: “Having seen the pictures of the track on Thursday, it seemed unlikely we’d see any racing at Cheltenham this weekend. The third last hurdle and fence will be omitted for safety reasons, but otherwise it is full steam ahead for an excellent afternoon of National Hunt action”

O’Malley added: “Siruh Du Lac is sure to be a popular choice in the Scoop6 bonus leg, particularly with the timely return of Lizzie Kelly, following their superb victory here in March. Slate House and Irish raider Us And Them have race fitness on their side and look to be the obvious dangers.”

Have you heard the Ten to Follow is returning? Pick a stable of ten horses to follow though the National Hunt season. The best performing stable will win at least £175,000! Entries open soon but register your interest today and you will be entered into a competition to win 2 tickets to Gold Cup day at the Cheltenham Festival.

Get the latest Ten to Follow details

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Tote have just released the Scoop6 races for this Friday, 15th November. They are: –

Leg 1: 5:45 Dundalk
Leg 2: 6:45 Dundalk
Leg 3: 7:15 Dundalk
Leg 4: 7:45 Dundalk
Leg 5: 8:15 Dundalk
Leg 6: 8:45 Dundalk
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There was no winner of the last Friday Scoop6. That means the Win fund starts with a £66,851 rollover this week and the bonus fund starts at £16,114. These totals will grow as more stakes are placed.

Have you heard the Ten to Follow is returning? Pick a stable of ten horses to follow though the National Hunt season. The best performing stable will win at least £175,000!. Entries open soon but register your interest today and you will be entered into a competition to win 2 tickets to Gold Cup day at the Cheltenham Festival.

Get the latest Ten to Follow details

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday and Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

After a five year break the popular Tote Ten to Follow game is making a very welcome return for the the 2019/20 Jump season.

The game launches on Wednesday 20th but if you register your interest today you could win two tickets to Gold Cup Day at the Cheltenham Festival!

Register Now

How to Play the Ten to Follow

You create a stable by selecting 10 horses from a list of over 500 put together by the Racing Post. These horses then score points every time they win, or are placed, in a race. The 100 stables with the most points at the end of the season get a share of a prize fund which is guaranteed to total at least £250,000! with first place being worth at least £175,000!

There are bonus races that score extra points and also prizes of £10,000 for the stables that score the most points in each full month of the competition. More details of how you score points can be found on our Ten to Follow page.

Each stable costs £5 to enter and you can play as many times as you wish. There will also be a free to play version of the Ten to Follow with a £10,000 prize.

The Ten to Follow is run as a pool, like all the other Tote bets, so the more people that play the larger the prizes will grow. If there were 200,000 entries then first place would be worth over £600,000! If there were 400,000 entries it would swell to over £1.25 Million! So make sure you tell your friends.

“We have been delighted by the positive response from racing fans to the return of Tote Ten to Follow in a new modern format. With £250,000 of guaranteed monthly and season long prizes to play for, we hope the new Tote Ten to Follow will be as popular as before.”

Mark Kemp, UK Tote Group Managing Director

Register your interest with Tote to be the first to hear when you can create your stable. You only need to enter your email address and if you do it now you could win two tickets to Gold Cup Day at the Cheltenham Festival!

Are you looking forward to playing the Ten to Follow or have memories from previous runnings of the Ten to Follow? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Cheltenham Competition closes at the end of Monday, November 18th. Full details on the registration page.

Totepool have just released the Scoop6 races for this Saturday, 9th November. They are: –

Leg 1: 1:30 Aintree
Leg 2: 1:50 Wincanton
Leg 3: 2:05 Aintree
Leg 4: 2:40 Aintree
Leg 5: 3:00 Wincanton
Leg 6: 3:35 Wincanton BONUS RACE
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There was one winner of last Saturday’s Scoop6, winning £102,384! They will aim to take home the £137,559 bonus fund and need to find the winner of the 3:35 Badger Beers Silver Trophy Handicap Chase.

Saturday’s Scoop6 will begin with £15,269 in the win fund and that will grow before the start of the first leg. Plus, should the bonus fund go unclaimed, that would also be worth around £150k next Saturday.

The action this week comes from Aintree and Wincanton, with 3 legs from each course. Once again all six races will be shown on ITV4.

Tote spokesman Kevin O’Malley said “Colin Tizzard’s White Moon is a fantastic looking grey and proved an unlucky faller at the final fence here in October on his seasonal return. The seven-year-old gelding will prove a popular choice and a looks the horse to beat in the bonus leg at 3.35pm, if showing no ill-effects from his last race.”

O’Malley added: “It was a shame to lose Doncaster to the elements, a traditional curtain closer to the flat season. Aintree and Wincanton both host quite compactly fielded but good quality cards, as the National Hunt season continues to stretch its legs.”

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Totepool have just released the Scoop6 races for this Friday, 8th November. They are: –

Leg 1: 6:05 Newcastle
Leg 2: 6:35 Newcastle
Leg 3: 6:55 Chelmsford City
Leg 4: 7:25 Chelmsford City
Leg 5: 7:55 Chelmsford City
Leg 6: 8:05 Newcastle
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There was no winner of the last Friday Scoop6. That means the Win fund starts with a £60,734 rollover this week and the bonus fund starts at £13,929. These totals will grow as more stakes are placed.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday and Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Tote have just released the Scoop6 races for this Saturday, 2nd November. They are: –

Leg 1: 1:35 Ascot
Leg 2: 2:10 Ascot
Leg 3: 2:25 Down Royal
Leg 4: 2:45 Ascot
Leg 5: 3:20 Ascot
Leg 6: 3:40 Wetherby
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There were nine winners of last Saturday’s Scoop6 but with Doncaster abandoned and just the four legs being run, they will not be playing for the bonus fund this Saturday. The win and bonus funds from the previous week were protected and will be in play again this weekend.

This is great news for you as the Win fund starts at £70,712 and the bonus fund is at £126,248! Both these totals will grow rapidly as more stakes are placed.

tote predict the combined win and bonus fund could be worth £250,000, with around £110,000 in the win fund and £140,000 in the bonus fund.

Saturday’s Scoop6 action will come from Ascot, Down Royal and Wetherby with all six legs live on ITV4.

Leg 3 at Down Royal sees a return to action for King George winner Clan Des Obeaux, as the Paul Nicholls trained star builds toward a repeat bid on Boxing Day in the Grade 1 Ladbrokes Champion Chase. Standing in his way is top second season chaser Delta Work, along with last year’s winner Road To Respect, who can be lethal at this time of year. Despite a five runner field in the Down Royal feature, this is a tricky little puzzle for Scoop6 players this weekend.

Tote spokesman Kevin O’Malley said “This week’s Scoop6 races are competitive – particularly Legs 4 and 5 at Ascot – but plenty of players will feel this is a gettable pool. The potential Torpedo Legs could turn out to be at Down Royal and Wetherby. The Ladbrokes Champion Chase and bet365 Charlie Hall Chase may only have 12 runners between them, but they are both open and intriguing early season contests.”

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Totepool have just released the Scoop6 races for this Friday, 1st November. They are: –

Leg 1: 6:00 Newcastle
Leg 2: 6:45 Dundalk
Leg 3: 7:30 Newcastle
Leg 4: 7:45 Dundalk
Leg 5: 8:00 Newcastle
Leg 6: 8:15 Dundalk
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There was no winner of the last Friday Scoop6. That means the Win fund starts with a £56,189 rollover this week and the bonus fund starts at £12,306. These totals will grow as more stakes are placed.

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Friday and Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.

Tote have just released the Scoop6 races for this Saturday, 26th October. They are: –

Leg 1: 2:00 Cheltenham
Leg 2: 2:35 Cheltenham
Leg 3: 3:10 Cheltenham
Leg 4: 3:25 Doncaster
Leg 5: 3:45 Cheltenham
Leg 6: 4:00 Doncaster
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There was no winner of last Saturday’s Scoop6. This is great news for you as the Win fund starts at £70,712 and the bonus fund is at £126,248! Both these totals will grow rapidly as more stakes are placed.

tote predict the combined win and bonus fund could be worth £250,000, with around £110,000 in the win fund and £140,000 in the bonus fund.

Saturday’s Scoop6 action will come from Cheltenham and Doncaster with all six legs live on ITV4.

Tote spokesman Kevin O’Malley said: “All eyes were on Ascot last Saturday, but there is a quality blend of flat and jumps action at Cheltenham and Doncaster this weekend. Following his tidy Group 2 win at Leopardstown, Aidan O’Brien’s Mogul will rate as banker material on many tickets in the Vertum Futurity Stakes at 3.25pm, which is Leg 4 of the Scoop6.”

O’Malley added, “Leg 1 is Cheltenham’s 2.00pm, a tough 20-runner handicap which will undoubtedly be seen as an early Torpedo leg. One clash to get excited about is Quel Destin and Torpillo in the 2.35pm Masterson’s Holdings Hurdle, a pair of exciting young hurdlers running in the second leg of the Scoop6.”

Good luck everyone. Remember to return to Scoop6.co.uk on Saturday for live updates as the Scoop6 runs.