Dortmund remained undefeated winning the Robert B. Lewis (G3) and remains a major player for the Kentucky Derby (G1), while Far From Over joined the fray with an upset victory over the Derby points leader in the Withers Stakes (G3).
The John Terranova trained El Kabeir vaulted to the top of the Road to the Derby Points Standings with his victory in the $200,000 Jerome (G3) at Aqueduct on Jan 3. The colt also continues to take betting action in early Kentucky Derby wagering and is currently at odds of 16-1 at Bodog.
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert is no stranger to those that follow the Kentucky Derby, as he has started 19 runners in the Run for the Roses and has won three times— back-to-back in 1997 and 1998 with Silver Charm and Real Quiet and again in 2002 with War Emblem.
We are still over four months away from the 2015 Kentucky Derby, and Baffert already has two promising runners that are taking plenty of early Kentucky Derby betting.
It’s the biggest horse race of the year and betting on the Kentucky Derby has become one of those ‘must-wager’ events of the year for even casual horse fans. So finding the best Kentucky Derby odds on the field of 20 top thoroughbreds has become an important search each May.
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When there is a Canadian horse (like longshot Mine That Bird who won the 2009 Derby) or Canadian owners and trainers involved, we’ll give the Canadian context. More importantly, we’ll keep tabs on the latest props and odds from the best online racebooks, ensuring your search for Kentucky Derby odds each May is simple.
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