
Once again, I have teamed up with Joe McCabe from JM Racing to bring you our detailed analysis of the 2022 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes, as well as a look at the rest of the weekend’s racing. We’re using best odds from William Hill to price up our selections today and later on you’ll see why!
The Group 1 King George is the most prestigious open-age Flat race on the British racing calendar and we have an absolute belter for you to get stuck into. Also, in this episode there are details of a welcome offer you might want to take advantage of as we love FREE bets here at betting.co.uk and consistently bring you the top UK sign up offers.
At the end of the show, Joe and I will bring you our best bets for this weekend and combine them into a Lucky 31 to try and bring you some winners! By the way, if you would like a detailed breakdown of my other selections for this weekend, then you are welcome to come and join my FREE Discord chat.
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GJ - WESTOVER
JM - WESTOVER
GJ NAP - SAGA 4.45 Ascot @ 15/8
GJ NB - GIBSIDE 5.00 York @ 4/1
JM NAP - LEZOO 1.50 Ascot @ 7/4
JM NB - CHIEFOFCHIEFS 3.00 Ascot @ 12/1
SBR - WESTOVER @ 6/4
Be sure to watch the whole video for full descriptions of our selections and don’t forget to check what bookies give the best odds before you place your bets!
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