Star Sports will be looking to end the Cheltenham Festival on a high note, but with Galopin Des Champs a red-hot favourite for the Cheltenham Gold Cup on Friday afternoon then they will have their work cut out to get the Willie Mullins-trained star beat.
However, Star Sports’ fabulous new customer offer involves the Hunters’ Chase at 4:40pm, as they are offering a Matched Bet Up To £50 when you place a bet on the Hunters’ Chase. Once you’ve placed the bet up to £50, they will credit you with a free bet up to £50, which will be generated at 10am on Saturday and you will have SEVEN DAYS to use it.
What Is The Star Sports Cheltenham Offer?
The Star Sports new customer offer on Day 2 of the Cheltenham Festival involves the St. James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Chase, which is off at 4:40pm on Friday 14th March.
Once you are registered, which you can do so by clicking on a link on this page, you must place a bet on the 4:40pm at Cheltenham on Friday and you will Get a Matched Free Bet up to £50, which can be used on Saturday or over the next seven days!
Vital Terms & Conditions
- 18+
- New Customers Only
- Up to £50 Matched Free Bet valid with Promo Code: HUNTERSCHASE50.
- Only bets placed on the St. James’s Place Festival Challenge Cup Open Hunters’ Chase (16:40 Cheltenham) will be eligible for this offer.
- Promotion valid from 12am on Friday 14th 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 Saturday 15th 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.
Hunters’ Chase In Focus
Sam Curling’s Angels Dawn is likely to be sent off favourite for the race and he was a fine winner of the Kim Muir back at the 2023 Cheltenham, so has shown he can produce the goods on the big occasion. He’s won his last two point-to-points in fine fashion and is entitled to be at the forefront of the market in what is an intriguing renewal.
Its On The Line has twice finished second in this race, and while he’s gone on to win both the Hunters’ Chase at Aintree’s Grand National meeting and the main event at Punchestown at the end of the season, the Emmet Mullins-trained eight-year-old has failed to get his head in front, but he’s sure to be in the mix here.
Gordon Elliott’s Willitgoahead is a multiple point winner and will be another Irish contender that has to be considered, while flying the flag for the home time will be the Paul Nicholls-trained Shearer, who was an impressive winner last time out and has to be considered an each-way player.