Breeders Cup 2011 Prep Weekend Betting

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29 September, 2011

Breeders Cup 2011 prep weekend betting was available at TwinSpires.com, which is legally licensed in the US and owned by Churchill Downs.

The 2011 Breeders' Cup is right around the corner which means the next few weeks will be loaded with big Breeders' Cup prep races. With 6 "Win and You're In" races at Belmont and 4 at Santa Anita, this Saturday is no exception.   To add to this weekend's excitement TwinSpires.com is giving Players a chance to "Hang 10" at TwinSpires by picking the winners of their 10 designated prep racesand earning up to 1,000,000 Twin Spires Club points.

A star-studded line-up of races and horses will be at Belmont on Saturday, as five Grade 1 races, six in total, comprise "Super Saturday". Leading the way is the G1 $750,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup Stakes featuring Jim Dandy and Travers winner Stay Thirsty and the second place finisher of the Whitney and Woodward Flat Out.  Also slated for the big "Super Saturday" card at Belmont is the G1 $500,000 Flower Bowl Invitational, G1 $500,000 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic, G1 $350,000 Beldame, G1 $350,000 Vosburgh and the G2 $200,000 Kelso.

- Gambling911.com Staff

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