California Chrome Early Odds to Win Preakness at Near Even

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

6 May, 2014

Considering how superb California Chrome ran in the Kentucky Derby, it’s pretty amazing he is being listed early as a -120 favorite to win the Preakness Stakes. Lock in this number here now as it is sure to change.

Remember, this is an early price. Gambling911.com believes these odds are likely to go towards -200 as we approach the Preakness, especially when there is only one contender with single digits odds (Danza at 6/1).

The good news for California Chrome fans is that the surprise horse to finish second at this past weekend’s Kentucky Derby, Commanding Curve, will skip the Preakness Stakes race and focus on the Belmont Stakes instead.

California Chrome won this year’s Kentucky Derby by 1 3/4 lengths.

His odds of winning the Triple Crown were 2/1.

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California Chrome -120

Danza 6/1

Social Inclusion 10/1

Bayern 12/1

Samraat 18/1

Ring Weekend 20/1

Dynamic Impact 20/1

Strong Mandate 20/1

Kid Cruz 20/1

Wildcat Red 20/1

Wicked Strong 20/1

Vicars In Trouble 20/1

Ride On Curlin 20/1

Ria Antonia 30/1

Pablo Del Monte 30/1

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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