Havre de Grace Odds to Win the Breeders Cup at Around 4-1 Early

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

22 October, 2011

Havre de Grace odds to win this year’s Breeders Cup Classic were around 4-1. She is looking to become only the second female to win North America’s richest horse race after Zenyatta. All odds were courtesy of TwinSpires.com, legal and licensed in the USA and owned by Churchill Downs. Claim your FREE $100 here.

"I have been communicating with Larry at least once a day since he arrived at Keeneland," owner Rick Porter said Thursday. "He continues to be thrilled with Havre de Grace and the way she is training. She has been coming off the track the last few days bucking and playing which is unusual for her. She is normally very laid back. She is feeling terrific and eating even better. Larry decided to just have her walk the shedrow today because it is cold and rainy."

Havre de Grace’s wins this year included the Woodward Handicap at Saratoga in early September and the Beldame Stakes on October 1. She also won the Azeri, Apple Blossom and Obeah Stakes.

Havre de Grace has earned $1,323,000 this year and nearly $2.2 million in her career.

Definitely a horse to consider when placing your Breeders Cup bet.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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