American Pharoah Wins The 2015 Kentucky Derby

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

2 May, 2015

American Pharoah has won the 2015 Kentucky Derby and will head to the Preakness Stakes where he looks to become the first Triple Crown winner in decades. Betting on whether there will be a Triple Crown this year can be found at AceSportsbook.com here.

The top three finishers (trifecta) were:

1 American Pharoah

2 Firing Line

3 Dortmund

This was one of the biggest wagering days in history with the Kentucky Derby and Mayweather-Pacquiao fight taking place later in the evening.

The final odds heading into this year’s Kentucky Derby appear below.

May 03 - 6:00 PM		2015 KENTUCKY DERBY (CHURCHILL DOWNS) - OUTRIGHT
	84405	AMERICAN PHAROAH	+300
	84406	BOLO	+3500
	84407	CARPE DIEM	+800
	84408	DANZIG MOON	+2000
	84409	DORTMUND	+450
	84410	FAR RIGHT	+4000
	84411	FIRING LINE	+800
	84412	FROSTED	+650
	84413	INTERNATIONAL STAR
	84414	ITSAKNOCKOUT	+3000
	84415	KEEN ICE	+2100
	84416	MATERIALITY	+1600
	84417	MR Z	+3500
	84418	MUBTAAHIJ	+1600
	84419	OCHO OCHO OCHO	+1550
	84420	TENCENDUR	+1900
	84421	UPSTART	+2400
	84422	WAR STORY	+5000

- Don Shapiro, Gambing911.com

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