Nyquist Odds to Win 2016 Kentucky Derby at 3-1 as Favorite

Written by:
Mary Montgomery
Published on:
May/01/2016

Nyquist had odds of 3-1 to win the 2016 Kentucky Derby.  He is the early favorite with Exaggerator having the next shortest odds.  The Kentucky Derby is the 2nd most wagered on single day yearly sporting event in North America.

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Nyquist is the winner of the 2015 Breeders' Cup Juvenile as well as the 2015 Eclipse Award for Champion Two-Year Olds.  He recently won the Florida Derby.

Nyquist hopes to follow in the footsteps of American Pharoah, who won the Triple Crown last year, the first horse to do so in over 40 years. 

“I don’t know much about the rest of them, but I know a lot about Nyquist,” said trainer Doug O’Neill, who won the Derby and Preakness in 2012 with I’ll Have Another. “That gives me the optimism that we’re leading the best horse over. Prior to Pharoah doing it, some people thought winning the Triple Crown was impossible. Now, people are coming up to me saying, ‘Do what Pharoah did.’ It’s not that easy.”

To win the Kentucky Derby

11:00 AM

704

Brody's Cause

 

+1000

 

709

Exaggerator

 

+600

 

713

Gun Runner

 

+1200

 

715

Mo Tom

 

+2800

 

716

Mohaymen

 

+1100

 

717

Mor Spirit

 

+900

 

718

Nyquist

 

+300

 

728

Shagaf

 

+4000

 

734

Danzing Candy

 

+3000

 

736

Tom's Ready

 

+6000

 

737

Whitmore

 

+2500

 

740

Destin

 

+1100

 

742

Suddenbreakingnews

 

+1800

 

743

My Man Sam

 

+1300

 

744

Outwork

 

+1300

 

746

Creator

 

+1200

 

747

Lani

 

+3500

 

748

Laoban

 

+9000

 

750

Oscar Nominated

 

+6500

 

751

Majesto

 

+3000

 

752

Trojan Nation

 

+5000

 

753

Fellowship

 

+6500

 

754

Adventist

 

+7000

 

756

Dazzling Gem

 

+9500

 


- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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