Betting offer for Cheltenham Festival: Enhanced odds
Trainer Willie Mullins had just one victory on day one of the Cheltenham Festival, in the first race, but was unlucky not to claim more with the last fence and hurdle proving troublesome.
That same result today, however, could result in £60 of free bets with Sky Bet as it is offering boosted odds of 60/1 for the current Champion trainer to have a winner on Wednesday at Cheltenham.
There is a maximum stake of £1 and the free bets will be paid as six £10 free bets to be used only on horse racing – a perfect amount to get you through the rest of the day, or maybe even the rest of the week. And if you are not a regular bettor on horses, do not worry as you have 30 days to spend your free bets.
If the bet loses, new customers will still receive £30 in free bets.
Mullins has every chance of a Cheltenham winner on Day 2
Today the trainer holds a strong hand with favourites in the first, second and final races among other promising runners.
While not a certainty, his favourite in the first, Final Demand, has been well found in the market and if he can prove he has the speed for this trip should take all the beating.
That first race was won last year by Willie Mullin's Ballyburn, who is the odds-on favourite in the next race, the Brown Advisory Novices' Chase. Ballyburn is being touted as a bit of a superstar so again it is hard to see him beaten today, as his odds reflect.
In the third race, Mullins has Bunting, who held an outside chance in last year's Supreme. He steps up in trip for today's handicap debut in the Coral Cup, but faces a big field and stiff competition. It looks like other horses are attracting shorter odds than him as the day goes on.
And in the final race of the day, Mullins holds all the cards with five runners, including the top three in the betting.
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