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00 Galway Tote Pick Six Maiden Hurdle 2m ATR/RTE1 Card page 84 Key stat Robbie McNamara is three wins from his last seven rides for Dermot Weld at the course and they combine with Galileo's Choice DINGALING will carry the colours of JP McManus for the first time in the Tote Pick Six Maiden Hurdle on a day when Ireland's champion jumps owner will launch a sixstrong attack on the feature event, thetote.
Godolphin's Global City is the pick of Frankie Dettori and after a smart second to Charlie's Moment on his UAE debut last month, will garner a lot of support from the Pick Six followers.
The pick six will include races six through 11, meaning three of the stakes races -- the CashCall Mile, the American Oaks and the Triple Bend -- will be part of the equation.
On the 1st of April 2008, several parents and their children were invited to come along to the school's library where they were each asked to pick six books that they would like to read and review.
He had to pick six numbers, while most of our local politicians live lives of luxury as a result of only having to pick one .
UNIVERSITY student Sarah Cocking scooped a pounds 3m lotto win after a 'funny feeling' to pick six numbers rather than place her usual Lucky Dips.
A UNIVERSITY student scooped a pounds 3m Lotto win after a 'funny feeling' to pick six numbers rather than place her usual Lucky Dips.
Players of StrikerMillion pick six numbers and "kick" them into the goal.
All you have to do is pick six numbers between one and forty-nine.
THE Pick Six is worth a shot at the Curragh this afternoon, with EUR40,303.
By CHRIS BEECH TOMORROW'S action for the racing purists comes from Fairyhouse and it is impossible to oppose the Willie Mullins-trained Golden Silver in the feature Tote Pick Six Normans Grove Chase.
Selvaratnam's Borehan is another to consider in a tricky race for Pick Six players.
INGLEWOOD -- A North American record Pick Six pool of $10,870,752.
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