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Posted on Monday, April 23rd, 2007
Leading online racebook, All Horse Racing, offers horse racing fans a chance to win big with its Free Kentucky Derby bet promo. You read it right, everyone gets a free $10 bet for this year’s prestigious Triple Crown horse racing event.
All you have to do is open an account at All Horse Racing. Or if you’re already an AHR member, simply login to the sportsbook, go to “Horse Racing” and click the link that says “Free Kentucky Derby Bet” and place you $10 wager. If you win your bet then congratulations, you will instantly get your payout after the May 5 race at Churchill Downs. But if you lose, your money will be returned to your account, so there’s no loser here.
The $10 Free Bet is also offered for the next two Triple Crown jewels — Preakness Stakes on May 19 and the Belmont Stakes on June 9.
This promotion is available to all members of All Horse Racing. Becoming a member is FREE but you must deposit a minimum of $20 to fund your account or have a balance of $10 in your account.
Ready for your free bet? Check out All Horse Racing’s Kentucky Derby 133 Odds now!
Tags: Kentucky Derby Odds, Kentucky Derby Free Bet, 2007 Kentucky Derby, Triple Crown Race
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