2015 Risen Star Stakes Betting Odds

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

20 February, 2015

Gambling911.com has your 2015 Risen Star Stakes betting odds.

This is another big race for Saturday February 21 and is an important prep for the Louisiana Derby and Kentucky Derby and ultimately the Triple Crown. The race’s namesake went on to win the Preakness and Belmont Stakes in 1988. It takes place in New Orleans at the Fair Grounds Race Course.

This is a grade II race run on one-sixteenth miles of dirt open to three-year-olds. There is a $300,000 purse attached to it.

This year’s race has an outright favorite with Imperia at 7-2.

All other Risen Star Stakes odds appear below.

Race 11

PN	Runner / Jockey	Trainer	M/L
1	St. Joe Bay F. Geroux	P. Miller	12-1
2	Tiznow R J R. Albarado	S. Asmussen	5-1
3	Bluff K. Clark	J. Jones	12-1
4	J S Bach R. Bejarano	T. Pletcher	5-1
5	Imperia M. Smith	K. McLaughlin	7-2
6	War Story K. Desormeaux	T. Amoss	5-1
7	Hero of Humor A. Murgia	G. Dorochenko	30-1
8	Keen Ice J. Graham	D. Romans	8-1
9	Big Big Easy R. Eramia	S. Asmussen	12-1
10	International Star M. Mena	M. Maker	9-2

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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