Cheltenham Festival turbo boost: Get EVS on Teahupoo for a top FOUR finish in the Stayers’ with Betfred

The Stayers’ Hurdle looks set to be one of the most competitive of the whole week at Cheltenham Festival.

And Betfred have got on board ahead of the showpiece event on day 3 by turbo-charging the odds of favourite Teahupoo for a top FOUR finish if the Gordon Elliott gets pipped to the post.

Which can be added to your betslip using this link.

Betfred Turbo Boost: Teahupoo top FOUR finish NOW EVS (was 5/4)

Teahupoo, winner of the Stayers’ Hurdle in 2024, will come up against old foe and reigning champ Bob Olinger once again in a clash of the titans.

But with Dan Skelton’s imposing Kabral du Mathan and Nicky Henderson’s lively underdog Impose Toi also in the running. Betfred are keeping customers alive and kicking if the Gordon Elliott’s Teahupoo doesn’t past the post first.

And that’s not all, brand new customers who sign up with Betfred and stake £10 will bag £40 in free bets, as well as access to this very turbo boost above!

Betfred new customer offer

New to Betfred and on the lookout for a terrific Cheltenham offer?

Simply register a brand new account with Betfred using the Promo Code: FRED40 and deposit a minimum of £10 using a debit card.

Then just stake that tenner on any qualifying sports market at odds of Evens or greater – including the action from Cheltenham.

After that, you’ll receive the following free bets;

• 2 x £10 to use on any Sportsbook Markets
• 2 x £10 to use on Accumulators (4+ selections)

Cheltenham Day £10 daily free bets

Remember, Betfred will also give customers a £10 free bet every single day of the Festival when they stake a tenner on the first race of each day at Prestbury Park.

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