2019 Breeders Cup Betting News
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Imperial Hint Scratched From Breeder's Cup Sprint
Imperial Hint, on the board in the last two editions of the Breeders' Cup Sprint, has been scratched.
Trainer Luis Carvajal Jr. told the Daily Racing Form's Mike Welsch that a veterinarian made the call to scratch the multiple Grade 1 winner the morning of the race.
Carvajal Jr. said the 6-year-old son of Imperialism developed a blister on his coronet band during the application of glue-on shoes
Imperial Hint was a 4-1 co-second choice behind Mitole, who is now listed at 9-5.
Landeskog, who had been listed at 12-1 odds, has also been scratched.
Breeders Cup Day 1 Kicks Off
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Safety the Top Priority at This Year's Breeders Cup
(October 31, 2019) - Tensions have been running high at troubled Santa Anita Park ahead of the Breeders' Cup meeting.
Thirty six horses have died at the famed Southern California venue since the season began in late December and although the track's safety record has improved since it implemented drug reforms in March, some trainers are still feeling uneasy.
"If they don't have some anxiety they probably are not paying attention or they aren't telling you the truth," Terry Finley, president and chief executive of West Point Thoroughbreds, told Reuters.
Finley has two horses in Breeders' Cup races on Friday (Saturday AEDT).
"Anybody that cares about this business worries because there is nobody harder hit when a horse is hurt and put down than the owners, the trainer and the people around them.
"We're concerned but things are starting to change, our culture is starting to change."
Santa Anita Park has been under scrutiny over its alarmingly high fatality rate, which made international headlines and prompted investigations by the Los Angeles County district attorney and the California Horse Racing Board.
The attention has given a boost to the Horseracing Integrity Act, a federal bill that would set up a national anti-doping authority ban on the use of drugs on race day.
Six horses have died during the current meeting, the most recent being a filly euthanised after injuring her right front leg during a race on Sunday.
The changes implemented by the track, which included a ban on the use of race day medications that can mask existing injuries and lead to breakdowns, will be in effect during the Breeders' Cup.
The venue will have a record number of veterinarians on hand to examine each horse thoroughly before it is allowed to compete and quickly respond to injuries, officials said.
Breeders' Cup chief executive Craig Fravel says he hopes the public understand that the industry cares deeply about its horses and is making extraordinary efforts to keep them safe.
"You'd be naive not to acknowledge that people are watching very carefully and that's why we're paying so much attention to injury prevention," Fravel said.
"Although there have been changes in our approaches this is something we've been committed to for many, many years. We value this safety program immensely."
Finley said he hoped the fatalities at Santa Anita would serve as a catalyst for change and lead to greater accountability and national anti-doping standards.
"We are going to take as many positives out of these troubles as possible," he said.
Current Breeders Cup Classic 2019 Betting Odds - Courtesy of Jazz Sports
Horse Odds
McKinzie 3/1 pays $30 for every $10 bet
Code Of Honor 4/1
Vino Rosso 4/1
Higher Power 6/1
Elate 6/1
Yoshida 8/1
Mongolian Groom 12/1
Owendale 15/1
War Of Will 20/1
Seeking The Soul 20/1
Math Wizard 30/1
*Current odds Updated October 29, 2019
October 29 - 10:11 pm ET - Breeders Cup Distaff Betting Trends
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— Michael Dempsey (@turfnsport) October 30, 2019
October 29 - 12:16 pm ET - Post Positions and Jockeys
Post position, horse, trainer, jockey, morning-line odds
1. Math Wizard, Saffie Joseph Jr., Ricardo Santana Jr., 30-1
2. Seeking the Soul, Dallas Stewart, Brian Hernandez Jr., 20-1
3. Owendale, Brad Cox, Javier Castellano, 15-1
4. War of Will, Mark Casse, Tyler Gaffalione, 20-1
5. Yoshida, Bill Mott, Mike Smith, 8-1
6. Elate, Bill Mott, Jose Ortiz, 6-1
7. Higher Power, John Sadler, Flavien Prat, 6-1
8. McKinzie, Bob Baffert, Joel Rosario, 3-1
9. Mongolian Groom, Enebish Ganbat, Abel Cedillo, 12-1
10. Vino Rosso, Todd Pletcher, Irad Ortiz Jr., 4-1
11. Code of Honor, Shug McGaughey, John Velazquez, 4-1
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
