What Are the Payout Odds if Free Drop Billy Wins the Belmont Stakes?

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Jun/05/2018

Free Drop Billy winning the 2018 Belmont Stakes would pay out $3500 for every $100 bet or $350 for every $10 betSCROLL DOWN FOR MORE

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Free Drop Billy was the Breeders Futurity champ but finished near last place at this year's Kentucky Derby (16th).

In Sunday morning’s workout he was clocked in at five furlongs with a strong 59 1/5 seconds and had splits of 11 3/5 seconds for an eighth-mile, 23 for the quarter-mile, 34 2/5 for three-eighths and 46 4/5 for the half-mile, then going six-furlong gallop-out in 1:12 4/5.

"He worked really well today," Trainer Dale Romans said of Billy. "He did it all on his own and worked fast, galloped out strong and looks healthy and happy walking back. I wanted him to run along, stretch his lungs a little bit but [there was] no time that we had to have. But it looked perfect. He had a lot of horse, and he did it easy on his own. It was fast but under control."

 
11:00 AM 503 Blended Citizen   +1800  
504 Bravazo   +750  
505 Free Drop Billy   +3500  
506 Gronkowski   +3000  
507 Hofburg   +425  
508 Justify   -150  
510 Tenfold   +875  
511 Vino Rosso   +925  
512 Restoring Hope   +3500  
513 Noble Indy   +2500  

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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