Cheltenham Festival
WIN two tickets to Gold Cup day at the Cheltenham Festival
Be in with the chance to WIN two tickets to Gold Cup day at the Cheltenham Festival by placing a £5+ bet on the Racing Post app in February 2024. Full details can be found here.
Key details
- Duration: February 1-29, 2024
- Prize: win two tickets to Gold Cup day at the Cheltenham Festival
- How to enter: place a £5+ bet on the Racing Post app in February 2024 to qualify
What to do
- Download the free Racing Post app for iOS or Android.
- Place a £5+ bet on our app in February 2024 to qualify.
- An on-screen message will appear. Tap the 'ENTER NOW' button.
- Fill out the entry form with your details.
Full terms and conditions can be found here.
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