Star Sports are synonymous with the Cheltenham Festival, as they are renowned for taking big bets in the Prestbury Park betting ring. Well, while Ben Keith and the clan will be taking bets at the Gloucestershire venue throughout the week, they will also be running a fabulous new customer offer, where they will provide you with a Matched Bet Up To £50 when you place a bet on the 4:40pm race.
What Is The Star Sports Cheltenham Offer?
The Star Sports new customer offer on Day 1 of the Cheltenham Festival involves the Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle, which is off at 4:40pm on Tuesday 11th March.
Once you are registered, you must place a bet on the 4:40pm at Cheltenham on Tuesday and you will Get a Matched Free Bet up to £50 to use on Day 2 of Cheltenham!
Vital Terms & Conditions
- 18+
- New Customers Only
- Up to £50 Matched Free Bet valid with Promo Code: FREDWINTER50.
- Only bets placed on the Fred Winter Juvenile Handicap Hurdle (16:40 Cheltenham) will be eligible for this offer.
- Promotion valid from 12am on Monday 10th March.
- Win & Each-Way Bets qualify.
- Matched Free Bet up to £50 on first qualifying selection.
- Available on bets placed online and via telephone.
- The Free Bet will be credited on Wednesday 12th March at 10am.
- Free Bet will expire after seven days.
- Void bets do not qualify.
- Cashed out bets do not qualify.
- Free Bet awards can be used online or telephone. If you have any further questions about this promotion, you can contact our customer service team [email protected]
Star Sports decision is final.
Fred Winter In Focus
With a bumper field of over 20 runners set to line up for the Fred Winter at 4:40pm then it’s going to be a tough race for punters to decipher. Noel George & Amanda Zetterholm’s Stencil is a prominent figure in the betting and was last seen chasing home East India Dock in the Triumph Hurdle Trial at Cheltenham back on Trials Day in January. Opting to head down the handicap route and not go for the Triumph, this JP McManus-owned raider is one of the leading fancies.
Gavin Cromwell’s Total Look was third at Cheltenham earlier in the season and finished in that same position last time out, but is another towards the head of the betting, while Joseph O’Brien’s Puturhandstogether has been a decent performer over hurdles this season and has to be another that comes into calculations for this contest.
Beyond Your Dreams was a winner at Fairyhouse last time and could be another leading contender for the O’Brien team, while Sony Bill will be the premier contender for the deadly duo of Willie Mullins and Paul Townend, who are looking to be the dominant figures once again at the Cheltenham Festival.