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BOYLE Sports Kempton Offer - Bet £10 Get £30 + MONEY BACK IF 2ND TO SP FAV

BOYLE Sports Kempton Offer - Bet £10 Get £30 + MONEY BACK IF 2ND TO SP FAV

The all-weather action rolls on under the lights at Kempton on Wednesday 28 October, and BOYLE Sports are backing the nine-race card with a welcome package and a safety net for punters.

Sign up and bet £10, and £30 in free bets is yours. On top of that, if your horse is beaten by the SP favourite at Kempton, BOYLE Sports will hand your stake back as a free bet.

How To Get £30 In Free Bets From BOYLE Sports

Getting hold of the free bets is straightforward, and you will not need a promo code. Open a new account with BOYLE Sports, as long as you are based in the UK outside Northern Ireland, and make a first deposit of £10 or more.

Your qualifying bet needs to be a £10 stake at Evens (2.0) or bigger, and you have 30 days to place it. Once that bet settles, it makes no difference whether it wins or loses, as £30 in free bets will land in your account to use within seven days.

Money Back If Your Horse Chases Home The Favourite

There are few more frustrating sights than your selection making a bold bid down the Kempton straight, only for the market leader to hold on. Should that happen on Wednesday, BOYLE Sports will return your stake as a free bet, up to a maximum of £10.

Win singles and the win part of each-way outright singles count, provided the race has at least five runners and it is your first bet on that race. Every race on Wednesday’s card has eight or more declared runners. Online customers in the UK, Northern Ireland and Ireland can all take part. Ante-post, void and free bets are excluded, as are unnamed second favourites, and there is no refund in the event of a dead heat. The refund is based on the first-past-the-post result.

What To Look Forward To At Kempton On Wednesday

The nine races run from 4.15pm to 8.15pm on the Polytrack, with the going standard to slow. Juveniles take centre stage early in the evening, as the highest-rated filly in the 5.45pm restricted novice, Eve Johnson Houghton’s Thespian Queen, meets the John and Thady Gosden-trained debutante Lady Margo. In the 6.45pm nursery, top-rated Henley On Thames has won two of the last three starts, and Simon Crisford’s Pure Mint is another to note.

The strongest handicap on the card comes at 7.45pm over a mile and a half, with every runner rated between 86 and 90, and Warren Greatrex’s Forever Penywern is one to note in an 11-strong field. The 14-runner finale at 8.15pm features the consistent Split Elevens, who has finished in the first two in four of the last five starts. Oisin Murphy has seven rides on the card, so he is a name to follow throughout the evening.

BOYLE Sports Kempton Offer T&Cs

  • Over-18s only
  • New UK customers only, excluding Northern Ireland; one free-bet offer per person, household and IP address
  • Minimum deposit and stake of £10
  • Qualifying bet must be at odds of Evens (2.0) or bigger
  • Free bets are applied on first settlement of a qualifying bet; 30 days to qualify, and free bets expire after 7 days
  • Cashed-out bets and bets placed with free bets do not count; account and payment method restrictions apply
  • Money back if 2nd to the SP favourite: UK, Ireland and Northern Ireland online customers only; maximum free bet £/€10; win or win part of each-way outright singles; 5+ runners; first bet on each race only; free, void and ante-post bets do not qualify; no refund in the event of a dead heat; applies to the first-past-the-post result; unnamed second favourites do not qualify
  • Full BOYLE Sports terms and conditions apply
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