Royal Ascot betting offer: £50 in bonuses with talkSPORT BET
If you're looking for a boost to your betting kitty for Royal Ascot, the welcome offer from talkSPORT BET could suit your needs.
Sign up with talkSPORT BET, enter the bonus code RACING50 and bet £10 on a horse racing market at odds of 2/1 or above.
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Once you have your free bets from talkSPORT, you can use them to bet on a packed day of racing at Royal Ascot.
Among our horse racing expert Ron Wood's Royal Ascot Day 2 tips are Lennilu in the Queen Mary Stakes, Cinderella's Dream in the Duke of Cambridge Stakes and Ombudsman in the Group 1 Prince of Wales's Stakes.
Ron's NAP goes in the Queen's Vase at 3.05, in which he has a strong fancy for Shackleton.
So sign up with talkSPORT BET, take advantage of its generous welcome offer and follow our expert horse racing betting advice.
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