Our horse racing each-way tip comes from Royal Ascot this Friday 17th June on their 7-race card, that starts at 2:30pm and runs till 6:10pm. See below what our value horse racing each-way tip of the day is today from Royal Ascot and why we’ve selected this horse, plus grab a £40 Royal Ascot FREE BET with 888Sport (see below).
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Each-Way Horse Racing Tip Of The Day at Royal Ascot – Friday 17th June
6.10 Ascot: KORKER @ 10/1 with 888Sport
Korker comes from the Karl Burke camp that took this race 12 months ago. This exciting 3 year-old was an easy 2 1/4 length winner at York last month and despite being raised 9lbs for that success looks the type to have more imrovement to come. Jockey Clifford Lee, who was also on Burke’s winner in this race last season, gets the ride.
A £5 e/w bet on KORKER (e/w) @ 10/1 with 888Sport will return £70.00 – click the bet slip below.
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Each-Way Betting Explained
An each-way bet is split into two parts
A win bet
A place bet
Therefore, if you are placing an each-way bet on a horse race your total stake will be split equally into two bets – half your stake will be wagered on the horse to win and the other half on the horse to be placed.
Winning a horse race is fairly self-explanatory, but the ‘place’ part means the horse will need to finish either 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th (this depends on the type of race and how many runners are in…
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