2012 Breeders Cup Juvenile, Turf, Dirt Mile Betting Odds and More

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Sportsbook.com had all your 2012 Breeders Cup betting odds for both Friday and Saturday.  Sportsbook.com was offering up to 8 percent on losses back daily

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Shanghai Bobby was the 6/5 co-favorite to win the Breeders Cup Juvenile along with Power Broker, whose odds were set at 7/5.

Shanghai Bobby will be ridden by Rosie Napravnik, who has been aboard for each of the 2-year-old colt's four victories this year.  Napravnik could join Julie Krone as the only woman to win a Breeders’ Cup race.  Trainer Bob Baffert has two contenders in this race including co-favorite Poker Broker and Title Contender at 6/1 odds. 

More 2012 Breeders Cup betting odds…
Classic

Ladies Classic

Juvenile

Juvenile Fillies

Juvenile Sprint

Turf

Juvenile Turf

Filly & Mare Turf

Mile

Dirt Mile

Sprint

Filly & Mare Sprint

Marathon

Breeders Cup Props

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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