Lucky Punter Wins Huge 51,057-to-1 Bet With Sensational 11-Fold Accumulator
One lucky punter has won a huge bet.
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Topics: Horse Racing
Marcus Chan
Topics: Horse Racing
One lucky fan has managed to turn £1 into more than £50,000 after a sensational 11-fold accumulator.
The bet in question was made on Betfair for the horse racing meetings in Ayr and Lingfield, with all selections winning.
Firstly, the 13:13 race delivered a 15/8 winner in the shape of Apples Jade, kicking the bet off to the perfect start.
The punter had originally picked Son Of Astar to win the 13:20 race in Lingfield, but the selection was voided as a non-runner.
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After Son Of Astar was declared a non-runner and voided, the remainder of the bet was all winners.
The likes of Space Inasion, Poke The Bear and Royal Jet all won in Lingfield.
Meanwhile, Diamond Geezer, Wendigo, Stede Bonnet, Shoeshine Boy, Tommy Combats and The Skecher were victorious in Ayr.
As a result, the fan who placed a £1 bet ended up winning a grand total of £51,058.89.
Sam Rosbottom, spokesperson for Betfair, said: "What an incredible afternoon for a Betfair customer, turning a £1 stake into more than £51,000.
“It’s not every day you pick seven winners on a single card, but to combine that with multiple odds-against winners at another meeting really is extraordinary."
He added: "Seeing The Sketcher storm home to land the final leg must have been a special moment. Congratulations on an outstanding win."
The winning 11-fold in full:
1 - 1:13 Ayr: Apples Jade 15/8 WON
2- 1:20 Lingfield: Son Of Astar VOID NR
3- 1:43 Ayr: Diamond Geezer 4/1 WON Rule 4
4- 1:50 Lingfield: Space Invasion 10/3 WON
5- 2:13 Ayr: Wendigo 2/9 WON
6- 2:20 Lingfield: Poke The Bear 2/1 WON Rule 4
7 - 2:43 Ayr: Stede Bonnet 10/11 WON
8 - 2:50 Lingfield: Royal Jet 15/8 WON
9 - 3:13 Ayr: Shoeshine Boy 4/1 WON
10 - 3:43 Ayr: Tommy Combats 4/1 WON
11 - 4:13 Ayr: The Skecher 15/8 WON
Odds: 51,057/1
This weekend, the racing calendar continues with meetings in Sandown, Wetherby, Leopardstown, Lingfield and Musselburgh.
In March, all eyes will be on the Cheltenham Festival, with big hitters such as Lossiemouth, The New Lion, Jagwar, Fact To File, Marine Nationale and Galopin Des Champs all expected to feature.