Holy Bull Stakes 2014 Betting Odds – Gulfstream Park

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The Holy Bull Stakes 2014 betting odds were available at BetOnline in the HORSE section under GULFSTREAM PARK.  Telephone wagers will receive a 4% daily rebate at BetOnline.  Also be sure to claim your RISK-FREE $25 bet here.  BetOnline will never ask you for your social security number unlike their US counterparts.

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The Holy Bull Stakes features a $400,000 purse.  It is run on 1 mile of dirt and open to qualified 3-year-olds.

This Grade II race is a prep for the Florida Derby, which itself is a prep for the upcoming Kentucky Derby in May.

Let’s look at Saturday’s Holy Bull Stakes betting odds:

Cairo Prince 3/2 

Coup de Grace 3/1

Mr Speaker 5/1

Almost Famous 6/1

Wicked Strong 6/1

Intense Holiday 6/1

Financial Mogul 8/1

Conquest Titan 10/1

Our Caravan 10/1

Best Plan Yet 12/1

Big Bazinga 12/1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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