California Chrome Odds to Win 2014 Belmont Stakes Still Has Great Value at -130

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Despite all the hoopla surrounding California Chrome and his chances of being the first horse to win the Triple Crown in over 35 years, there is still great value betting on the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner.

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California Chrome would require a mere $13 to win $10 or $130 to Win $100.  Between 20% to 50% of those bettng this year’s Belmont Stakes were backing Chrome.  He has been offered at a similar price in both the Derby and Preakness.

The horse with the second shortest odds will pay just shy of 7/1 odds.  That would be Commanding Curve, a solid performer at this year’s Kentucky Derby. He skipped the Preakness Stakes in order to focus on the Belmont.

So far, California Chrome has looked impressive in workouts leading up to the Belmont Stakes.

“He’s ready, he galloped out great, exactly what we wanted today,” the assistant trainer Alan Sherman said following Saturday’s workout. “I’m confident in this horse and always have been.”

Like with the two previous races of the Triple Crown, the biggest concern facing California Chrome will be his ability to avoid getting locked in early.  Otherwise, sky is the limit.

 

To win the Belmont Stakes

11:00 AM

901

California Chrome

 

-130

 

902

Commanding Curve

 

+675

 

903

Commissioner

 

+2200

 

905

Kid Cruz

 

+4000

 

906

Ride On Curlin

 

+800

 

908

Samraat

 

+1650

 

909

Social Inclusion

 

+1800

 

910

Tonalist

 

+850

 

911

Wicked Strong

 

+700

 

913

Matuszak

 

+4500

 

914

Medal Count

 

+2500

 

915

Matterhorn

 

+4500

 

916

General a Rod

 

+2500

 

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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