2015 Triple Crown Betting Odds

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

2 May, 2015

AceSportsbook.com was offering betting odds for each Kentucky Derby entrant to win the 2015 Triple Crown.

Odds of there not being a Triple Crown were set at -1000 originally.

There has not been a Triple Crown winner since 1978 when Affirmed took that honor. It’s interesting to note that the 1970’s offered up three Triple Crown winners including Secretariat and Seattle Slew.

Last year, California Chrome made it to the Belmont Stakes with two legs of the Triple Crown already won but was beaten by a more well-rested horse in that one.

American Pharoah, the Kentucky Derby favorite, was listed with 8-1 odds of winning the Triple Crown followed by Dortmund at 9.5/1 odds.

All the Derby contender odds of winning the Triple Crown 2015 appear below.

2015 TRIPLE CROWN WINNER - May 02
ALL BETS ARE ACTION
May 02 - 6:15 PM		TO WIN THE 2015 TRIPLE CROWN BY A SPECIFIC HORSE
	8001	AMERICAN PHAROAH	+800
	8002	CARPE DIEM	+1550
	8003	DORTMUND	+950
	8004	EL KABEIR
	8005	FAR RIGHT	+12500
	8006	FIRING LINE	+6500
	8007	FROSTED	+5000
	8008	INTERNATIONAL STAR	+5000
	8009	ITSAKNOCKOUT	+17500
	8010	KEEN ICE	+17500
	8011	MADEFROMLUCKY	+17500
	8012	MATERIALITY	+5500
	8013	MUBTAAHIJ	+3500
	8014	UPSTART	+5000
	8015	WAR STORY	+17500

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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