2014 Preakness Afternoon Odds: California Chrome Now -170 Favorite

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

17 May, 2014

Sportsbook.com had 2014 Preakness afternoon odds as of 1:30 pm EDT that showed some changes. Place your 1^st bet here, get your 2^nd bet FREE. Up to 8% on losses back weekly.

California Chrome had odds of -170, with the price now up from -160 earlier in the day Saturday. This price will continue to increase so Gambling911.com suggests locking in the current odds now.

Social Inclusion was back to where he started at 3.5/1 odds. We just want to note that anyone backing Social Inclusion will want to get him at nearly 9/1 odds at Bookmaker here. The value is just way too good to pass up and, again, lock in this price now. We don’t know how long the odds will stay this good. 20% of those betting the Preakness at Bookmaker were backing Social Inclusion as of 1:40 pm EDT.

Ride On Curlin has remained at 10/1 odds over the past 18 hours now after earlier coming in at 8/1.

Bayern’s odds have gotten longer at 12/1.

California Chrome -170

Social Inclusion 3.5/1

Ride On Curlin 10/1

Bayern 12/1

Kid Cruz 12/1

General A Rod 14/1

Dynamic Impact 22/1

Ria Antonia 28/1

Pablo Del Monte 35/1

Ring Weekend 35/1

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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