Firing Line Odds to Win the Preakness Stakes

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Firing Line odds to win the 2015 Preakness Stakes were set at +350 for a payout potential of $35 on every $10 bet at BetOnline.

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These are excellent odds considering Firing Line finished a strong second at this year’s Kentucky Derby. Gary Stevens came within a length of his fourth Kentucky Derby win in fact.

"Hopefully we can turn the tables on American Pharaoh, the same as we did Dortmund," Stevens said. "But believe me, I have plenty of respect for all three horses. They are very, very good and exceptional colts."

The 52-year-old Stevens is considered to be among the most tactical jockeys in the world of horse racing.

"He's a really good guy, and I think for all these top end races, I don't think you can have anyone better than Gary on your horse," Simon Callaghan, Firing Line's trainer, said. "So in the race, we'll pretty much leave it to him, and whatever he decides to do is good with us." 

It could come down to track conditions as thunderstorms are in the early week’s forecast for Saturday late afternoon and evening. 

To win the Preakness

06:00 PM

801

American Pharoah

 

-150

 

802

Bodhisattva

 

+6000

 

805

Danzig Moon

 

+1000

 

806

Divining Rod

 

+1200

 

807

Dortmund

 

+400

 

808

Firing Line

 

+350

 

812

Tale of Verve

 

+8000

 


- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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