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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2022 · 17 MIN

Ebor Handicap & Weekend Betting Preview | SBK Betting Podcast

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Ahead of the final day of York's Ebor Festival, SBK's Tom Collins and Ross Millar are on hand to provide their insight on two fiercely competitive handicaps on the Knavesmire. The £500,000 Ebor Handicap is one of the best handicaps of the summer, meanwhile, the Melrose Handicap provides a great betting heat.Ross and Tom also give their best bets of the weekend, value plays and Tom returns with Stats Corner which produced 2 winners last weekend.Let us know your best bets in the comments below!Timecodes:01:26 - Baaaed review03:07 - Ebor Handicap Preview07:57 - Melrose Handicap Preview11:10 - NAPs13:18 - Place Plays15:52 - Tom's Stats CornerNew SBK customers can get £30 in free bets by depositing £10 (Ts + Cs apply)Hosted by Jess Stafford of Racing TV, we’ll be welcoming some of the biggest names in sport and horse racing for weekly tips and insight. From stats and analysis to glorious and inglorious sporting tales; all delivered from the inside rail.18+ Please Gamble Responsibly.Visit www.begambleaware.orgDownload SBK: https://getsbk.comFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/sbk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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