Durban July Predictor - Win a share of R1 Million on the Greyville race with World Sports Betting

John Eastwood

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Last updated: 01 Jul 2026

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John Eastwood 01 Jul 2026

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Enter free with a R50+ horse racing bet (since June 1, 2026)
Pick the first 6 horses to cross the line for R1m prize
Prizes for 3, 4, or 5 correct picks; 1 entry per account

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Win a share of R1 million in the 2026 Durban July predictor. Just pick the first six across the line for your chance to win.

It's simple to enter - and free to play. Just head to the WSB Durban July predictor page, select six horses and sit back.

If your horses are the first six across the line in the Greyville showpiece on Saturday, 4th July, you will win a share of the R1,000,000 prize fund.

The only requirement is that you have placed a bet of R50 or more on horse racing since June 1, 2026, to be eligible for the Predictor.

How To Enter The Durban July Predictor

It is free to enter, so long as you have a WSB betting account and have placed a wager of R50 or more on horse racing during June or July.

To enter the competition, simply:

1. Visit WSB

2. Head to the Durban July Predictor page

3. Make your selections of six horses in the race

4. If your horses are the first six across the line, you'll win a share of R1 million. There are also prizes for three, four or four correct in order.

Prizes

6 Correct in Order - R1,000,000 Cash
5 Correct in Order - R200,000 Free Bets
4 Correct in Order - R100,000 Free Bets
3 Correct in Order - R30,000 Free Bets

Terms & Conditions

Entry is free, but a qualifying R50+ horse racing bet is required
Maximum of 1 entry per account
Scratched horses are treated as losers
Promotion void if race is not completed
Only eligible WSB customers may enter
Employees and associated parties are excluded
WSB reserves the right to amend or withdraw the promotion
Risk checks apply to all accounts
Standard World Sports Betting Free Bet Terms & Conditions apply
World Sports Betting may also request winner publicity participation across media platforms.