Charles Town Classic Stakes 2012 Betting Odds

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

13 April, 2012

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This Grade III race is for horses four years or older run at Charles Town Races & Slots in Charles Town, West Virginia on 1 mile and 1/8 of dirt. The race features a $1 million dollar purse.

The official favorite is Tackleberry at 2/1 odds, however, Uh Oh Bango had odds of 3/1 while Tres Borrachos was listed with a potential payout of $35 for every $10 bet.

Charles Town Classic S. Race 12 . Odds to Win

1	Tres Borrachos (KY)	+350	Bet Now

2	Tackleberry (FL)	+200	Bet Now

3	Mister Marti Gras (KY)	+1100	Bet Now

4	Pants On Fire (KY)	+500	Bet Now

5	Skipshot (KY)	+900	Bet Now

6	Caixa Eletronica (KY)	+700	Bet Now

7	Duke of Mischief (FL)	+900	Bet Now

8	Norvsky (CA)	+1100	Bet Now

9	Redding Colliery (KY)	+900	Bet Now

10	Uh Oh Bango (AZ)	+300	Bet Now

11	Norman Asbjornson (PA)	+1100	Bet Now

12	Cease (KY)	+1400	Bet Now

13	Eighttofasttocatch (MD)	+1100	Bet Now

* Note: ALL BETS ARE ACTION

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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