Bet365 6 Horses Challenge 2024: Full Guide + Tips To Win £50k

Bet365's 6 Horses Challenge is a FREE racing prediction game where you can win £50,000 by simply predicting 6 correct winning horses. This article will provide the latest racing predictions, explain how to play, and look at previous winners.

Our latest 6 Horses Challenge Tips:

The next Bet365 6 Horses Challenge will be played on 3rd May 2024. Looking ahead, here are the nominated races for the Bet365 6 Horses Challenge, along with our very own predictions (we provide our reasons why below):

Our 6 Horses Challenge Research:

Race 1 - Lady Lightning

Our latest round of 6 Horses Challenge predictions begin at Goodwood and the British Stallion Studs EBF Restricted Novice Stakes. A catchy name for a race that has an entry list of eight runners, and although Brosay and Ellomate are currently shorter priced in terms of pre-odds, our focus is being placed in the direction of Lady Lightning. The Ed Dunlop-trained entry won at Wolverhampton at the beginning of last month, and just like in this race in West Sussex, its victory in the West Midlands also saw this horse beat seven other entrants. Hopefully a good omen before the weekend, and hopefully, it also means we are off to the perfect predictive start.

Race 2 - Whogoesthere

Next, we go to Musselburgh and the Weatherbys Global Stallion App Handicap. Once again, it is a field of eight entrants, and with the going being currently classified as Good, we hope Whogoesthere is good enough to cross the finish line first. The Declan Carroll-trained entry has only had one previous appearance this season, and that was a third-place finish at Southwell just a few weeks ago. Beaten by Be Here Now in that outing, jockey Zak Wheatley will only be worrying about the here and now, and although the duo of Scoops Ahoy and Zaphea look positioned to run our choice close, it will not be enough to bag first position at our expense.

Race 3 - Dark Thirty

Now, we go to Newmarket and the William Hill Epic Boost Handicap. An entry list of 13 runners on Good ground and we are hoping this number is not unlucky for Dark Thirty. The Richard Hannon-trained entry was far from unlucky in its last outing at the same course a month ago. In a packed field of 18, it led with over a furlong to go from the end and would stay there by the race’s full distance. A confidence-boosting win that afternoon after only finishing in sixth at Ascot six months previously. Regarding confidence before this race, the punters are angling towards Noble Dynasty and English Oak before the race begins. However, the combination of trainer Hannon and jockey Sean Levey is too good to overlook.

Race 4 - Baldomero

Now we go back to Goodwood, and the William Hill Epic Value Handicap and with nine entrants on Heavy ground, this may not be an epic race. Then again, it does not have to be one for the ages; it just has to deliver a winner that matches our prediction. This time around, we have opted for Baldomero and with the Michael Appleby-trained showing rather impressive form last month, the hope is a further uptick leads us to victory number four. Third in Bath at the start of April was followed by a second-place at Newmarket just a fortnight later. If the pattern continues, then Baldomero will have beaten the likes of Bishop’s Crown and Spanish Star to victory.

Race 5 - King Of Conquest

Our second to last pick takes us back to Newmarket and the William Hill Jockey Club Stakes. With an entry list of just six, it should make this prediction the easiest to land. Then again, if we are to land a fifth successive winner, we will not do things the easy way. The reason for this is both Time Lock and Castle Way currently find themselves at a shorter price than King Of Conquest but that does not mean the Charlie Appleby-trained entry is not in with a shout of success. Although yet to run on UK soil this season, it has managed a fourth-place finish in Bahrain and that March performance offers just enough insight for us to add it to our list of predictions.

Race 6 - Mister Policeman

Our final race of the day takes us to Punchestown; although it is last, it is certainly not the least. If anything, the EMS Copiers Novice Handicap Chase race may save the best until last. This is because it includes a field of 17 entries, one of which is the Willy Mullins-trained Mister Policeman. Not only is Mister Mullins serving as a trainer for the favourite, but his usual cohort, Paul Townend, is playing the role of jockey. Although the long arm of the law takes criminals into question, there is no question regarding the quality of this particular policeman. With four wins from its last five entries, only a third-place at Naas at the start of the year serves as a slight blot on its copybook. That said, we do not reckon there will be a further blot on Friday as Townend leads this pick to another win.

Free To Play Prediction Promotions:

With free prediction games gaining more popularity over the past few years, Bet365’s 6 Horses Challenge is not the only game on the market today. In the table below, we list the alternatives available.

Research Suggestions:

Although the game is open to all Bet365 customers, it is arguably a game that rewards those who put the time and effort first, so do your research by reading through form guides and find out whether the going is Heavy, Good or Good to soft.

Also, be sure to check for any critical player injuries. Like with Fantasy Football, you don’t want to put all your hopes on a team winning only to find their best player is out injured.

Useful Research Sites:

To ramp up your research, here are some helpful websites with information about current form, tipster content, race previews and data analysis before another day of exciting racing is under starter’s orders.

How to Play Bet365 6 Horses Challenge:

Step 1: First, log into or create a Bet365 account.

Step 2: Once either of these steps is completed, navigate to the ‘6 Horses Challenge’ page under the Sports or Promotions tab. It can also be found by clicking Horse Racing and clicking on the same ‘6 Horses Challenge’ page.

Step 3: Next, predict the winning horses for the six nominated races.

Prizes:

The Bet365 £250,000 jackpot is not the only prize available, so you can also win if you make four or five correct predictions.

• 4 Correct - £5,000 Prize Pool
• 5 Correct - £10,000 Prize Pool
• 6 Correct - £50,000 Prize Pool

The prize value displayed for six correct predictions is the maximum available based on a single winner and will be reduced in the event of a shared prize pool. If more than one entrant predicts six correct results, the total amount of applicable prize money will be shared equally between all entrants involved. Entry to 6 Horses Challenge is separate from standard bet placement, and all Bet365 offers do not apply.

On 26th April 2024, 10 winners shared a pot of £15,000 after correctly predicting five correct winners.

Final Thoughts:

The 6 Horses Challenge is open to new and existing Bet365 customers, and with it being such an easy game to play, we hope our guide has tempted you to select a half-dozen potential winners.

However, backing a winning horse is easier said than done, and with a busy field of entrants per race, it is about more than achieving this feat once; it is repeating that success another five times over.

Whether working alone or teaming up in a syndicate, your racing knowledge could soon be rewarded, but at the same time, beginners' luck could have just as much chance of overall success.

The jackpot prize will be yours if you are the only player to predict six winners. At the same time, if multiple customers find the joy of six, the £50,000 prize will be split accordingly.

Of course, that has not stopped a legion of punters from trying their luck each weekend, and although the Bet365 6 Horses Challenge has only been active for a short time, it has quickly become one of the most popular free games in the industry.