Tote Scoop 6 Tips for Boxing Day from Kempton and Wetherby

One of the best days racing each year, Boxing Day is always a treat to savour. The ITV Racing comes from Kempton and Wetherby, the two venues that will be hosting the Scoop6 action. The Christmas Hurdle and King George are the feature races on a superb day of racing.

Big prizes are available for those who can pick all six winners. Of course, you then get a shot at a further big prize the next week with a bonus race just to try and keep those nerves under control for a week.

Tote Scoop 6 Races

1:15 Kempton – Play Ladbrokes 5-A-Side On Football Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase (3) 2m 4f 110y

1:50 Kempton – Ladbrokes Kauto Star Novices’ Chase (Grade 1) 3m

2:05 Wetherby – William Hill Rowland Meyrick Handicap Chase (Grade 3) 3m 45y

2:40 Wetherby – williamhill.com Best Odds Guaranteed Handicap Hurdle (3) 2m 5f 56y

3:00 Kempton – Ladbrokes King George VI Chase (Grade 1) 3m

3:35 Kempton – Ladbrokes Committed To Safer Gambling Handicap Hurdle (3) 2m 5f

Tote Scoop 6 Tips

1.15 – Getareason was running well over course and distance before a bad mistake three from home last time. His mark has been left unchanged, which is an obvious positive as he looked a potential winner that day. He should have more to offer over fences and has to be given a big chance.
1.50 – Shan Blue has created a great impression over fences this term, winning both his races with stylish jumping performances. He should relish this course and distance and will handle the sharp test better than his main rivals. Ground conditions are also in his favour and he’s going to be tough to beat.
2.05 – The Dutchman was returning from a huge absence two starts ago and looked the winner last time before tiring in the dying strides. He’ll relish this stamina test on deeper ground and cheekpieces are added to the mix, which gives him an obvious chance.
2.40 – Mint Condition was aiming for a hat-trick before a narrow defeat at Aintree in a higher grade earlier this month. He’s a pound lower today and Lilly Pinchin takes five pounds off his back. Excellent chance back down in grade, especially up in distance.
3.00 – Clan Des Obeaux has won the last two renewals of the King George, including a 21 length victory over Cyrname in 2019. This is his Gold Cup and he loves this C&D, so a hat-trick of victories in the contest beckons for him.
3.35 – Whatsupwithyou has run well on both his starts this season, latterly when second at Cheltenham. He looked all over the winner before wandering in the dying strides, so a strongly-run 2m 5f at Kempton should really suit. Up five pounds but he’s progressive and should have more to offer.