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Favorites to Win 2011 Breeders Cup: Uncle Mo, Havre De Grace, So You Think in Dead Heat

Written by:
Dan Shapiro
Published on:
Nov/03/2011
Favorites to Win 2011 Breeders Cup

There are now three favorites to win the 2011 Breeders Cup Classic, each at 4/1 odds:  Uncle Mo, Havre De Grace and So You Think.  Churchill Downs owned TwinSpires.com was offering betting for the Breeders Cup to US citizens here.

Uncle Mo is still technically the favorite with some books still offering his odds at 3/1 while none of the other two aforementioned contenders have a prices slashed that low as of this writing. 

So You Think was still getting 5/1 odds at some online race books.

The Wall Street Journal noted this regarding So You Think: 

If you're looking for a bit of a price, but not a crazy longshot, consider So You Think (5-1), a 5-year-old colt bred in New Zealand that has won four races in seven starts this year. "He is a true mile-and-a-quarter horse," said (Churchill Downs oddsmaker Mike) Battaglia. The knock on So You Think (pictured) is that he's never run on dirt—but Battaglia doesn't think that's an issue. "I think there are certain horses that can make the transition."

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