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Cheltenham Chase: Bet on the World Hurdle and get a casino bonus

| 12.03.2015
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Bet £10 on any market of the World Hurdle to claim a casino bonus, its win-win

Cheltenham is now in full swing and thousands of customers have benefited from bonuses, win enhancements and other offers through our Cheltenham Chase, which continues today with another exclusive racing offer. If you place a £10 bet on any market for the World Hurdle, between 00:00 and the race start at 15:20 there’s a casino bonus of up to £100 waiting.

The World Hurdle is one of Cheltenham’s newer races, only beginning in 1972, but its long distance (over 3 miles) and tough obstacles mean it attract a star studded field. Ruby Walsh has stamped his name on this race by winning for 4 consecutive years (2009-12) and returns for this edition on the back of Annie Power (4/1), he will be bolstered by the withdrawal of defending champion More of That.

However, the large and talented starting field means that Annie Power is only joint favourite with Saphir Du Rheu and Zarkandar; followed closely by Rock on Ruby and Lieutenant Colonel (7/1 and 8/1 respectively).

Our bonus offer gives you the perfect excuse to have a flutter on what promises to be one of Cheltenham’s marquee events and boost your account balance with bonus funds while you do. Remember if your selection doesn’t run, we guarantee your money back!

With dozens of markets to choose from, you’re bound to find the perfect bet for your qualifying £10 bet and, with up to £100 waiting in return, why wouldn’t you?

Your bonus funds will arrive tomorrow with an easily cleared wagering requirement of “xx”x the bonus amount, which can be cleared on a variety of slots and table games. The Cheltenham Festival concludes tomorrow and we’re going out with an extra special offer, so come back soon!

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Sam Barnard

Sam has been writing for Coral since January 2014, and is the assistant editor of the news site. As well as the main betting sports, football, tennis and cricket, he covers the likes of golf, F1 and darts too, the latter of which has become a particular favourite. Sam enjoys playing as much as writing about sports, but niggling injuries have limited his participation in recent years, so is happy to mainly watch the pros such as Manchester United, Yorkshire CCC, Raymond van Barneveld and even Gibraltar national football team instead.