From Jinnyj
TH Ten To Follow Competition 2021 / 2022
The TTF competition this season runs from
Friday November 11th 2022 to Saturday April 30th 2023 inclusive.
We are indebted to Maruco (£100 to overall winner, £50 to runner up and a perpetual trophy).
We are still in need of a sponsor for the Dark Horse Competition. The rules and conditions for the Ten To Follow competition are as follows:
Each forum member may select
TWO TEAMS.
For each team select
NINE horses from the list of 250 horses below and add
ONE Dark Horse i.e one horse of your own choice which is not on the list,
TEN IN TOTAL. In the event a team is submitted which contains more than nine list horses, only the first nine horses will count. If any of the first nine horses contain a horse not in the list of 200 horses, that horse will be omitted.
Teams must be submitted in alphabetical order with the Dark Horse as Horse Number 10.The Dark Horse
ONLY must be followed by the name of its trainer.In any one team no more than three horses,
including the Dark Horse, shall be from the same stable. Any team subsequently found to have breached that rule once the competition starts will be disqualified. Note teams
not in alphabetical order will not be accepted.
Entries which have been "thanked" or “liked” indicate the entry has been accepted.
Closing date and time for entries is the start of the first race at Cheltenham which is
13.10 PM on Friday November 11th 2022. In the event the Forum is down or you prefer to keep your dark horse(s) to yourself until after entries close, entries can be PM’d or emailed to
kirstin.boutflower@gmail.com
If there are any disputes during the TTF competition, my decision, after consulting with the relevant sponsors, will be final.
*** Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the list of 250 horses includes horses who will be running at some point during this season, this cannot be absolutely guaranteed. ***
Good luck everyone.
Points are awarded for National Hunt races in the UK and Ireland only and scoring is as follows, UK prize money in £ or Irish prize money in € as published in the RP.
In a race worth 100,000 or more to the winner, the winner scores 50 points.
In a race worth between 75,000 and 99,999 to the winner, the winner scores 40 points.
In a race worth between 50,000 and 74,999 to the winner, the winner scores 30 points.
In a race worth between 30,000 and 49,999 to the winner, the winner scores 25 points.
In a race worth between 25,000 and 29,999 to the winner, the winner scores 20 points.
In a race worth between 15,000 and 24.999 to the winner, the winner scores 15 points.
In a race worth between 10,000 and 14,999 to the winner, the winner scores 10 points.
In a race worth up to 9,999 to the winner, the winner scores 5 points.
In the event of a dead heat full points are still awarded but should any race be a walk over, no points are scored.
10 additional points will be awarded to the winner of any race at the Cheltenham Festival, the Irish Champion Hurdle, the Irish Gold Cup plus the Aintree Grand National.
A further 15 points will be awarded to the winner of the Champion Hurdle, Champion Chase, Ryanair Chase,Stayers Hurdle, Cheltenham Gold Cup and the Aintree Grand National. (i.e 75 points in total, 50+10+15)
Ten points will also be awarded to any horse finishing second at the Cheltenham Festival and five points to any horse finishing third.