Sly Man's ACCA — Sunday 11 October 2026

Combined price 52,920/1 ✓ Target reached Target: 50,000/1

Chance of all six · Confidence 1 in 62,000 LOW

Shape · Stability 3 Anchor · 3 Core · 0 Booster Steady · 5 of 6 legs shared with runner-up 3 courses · 6 races

Long shot. At least one leg is Speculative. Chase odds, not conviction -- horse racing's unpredictability factor is baked in.

1 ANCHOR BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 4/1

14:30 Naas

Dawnmore

Anchor at 4/1. Model probability 25% against market 20% -- +5.0pp edge.

2 ANCHOR BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 5/1

14:57 Goodwood

Wise And Wonderful

Anchor at 5/1. Model probability 22% against market 17% -- +5.8pp edge.

3 ANCHOR BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 5/2

15:22 Cork

Dad Sez

Anchor at 5/2. Model probability 34% against market 29% -- +5.1pp edge.

4 CORE BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 7/1

16:15 Naas

Comfort Zone

Core at 7/1. Model probability 20% against market 12% -- +7.6pp edge.

5 CORE BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 6/1

16:42 Goodwood

Cerulean Bay

Core at 6/1. Model probability 22% against market 14% -- +8.2pp edge.

6 CORE BET ⚠ THIN SIGNAL 8/1

16:50 Naas

Rhythm King

Core at 8/1. Model probability 20% against market 11% -- +9.0pp edge.

Break it down

Six legs generate 63 combinations — a Lucky 63. Edit any leg's odds or the stake per line and every payout below recomputes.

Stake per line £

Total outlay £63.00 63 combinations

Odds — edit any leg

1 Dawnmore / decimal —

2 Wise And Wonderful / decimal —

3 Dad Sez / decimal —

4 Comfort Zone / decimal —

5 Cerulean Bay / decimal —

6 Rhythm King / decimal —

Returns include stake.

Singles 6 lines Outlay £— If all 6 land —
Doubles 15 lines Outlay £— If all 6 land —
Trebles 20 lines Outlay £— If all 6 land —
Four-folds 15 lines Outlay £— If all 6 land —
Five-folds 6 lines Outlay £— If all 6 land —
Six-fold 1 line Outlay £— If all 6 land —

If every leg lands, all 63 lines pay £—

A calculator, not advice. Six-leg accumulators are variance-dominated at any edge — see the primer.

Why these six?

The optimiser searched today's Pick Winner selections for the six most likely to win that still multiply to at least 50,000/1. Result: 52,920/1 -- a 1 in 62,000 chance of all six. Split 3 anchors, 3 cores.