Kentucky Derby 2010: Be Careful With Line of David

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

30 April, 2010

With heavy rain expected for the Kentucky Derby 2010 Saturday, there are already concerns that some horses may be pulled, among them the Arkansas Derby winner Line of David.

Trainer John Sadler has already made it clear he may have no other choice but to scratch Line of David if things deteriorate as expected.

"Yes, I might consider not running him if it were to get really bad here," he said. "But it would have to be something extraordinary. My owners want to run and I want to run. And I know this track (condition) can change drastically from morning to afternoon, so anything I might do in that regard would have to be right up to the race. We'd wait until the last minute."

Gambling911.com strongly advises not placing money on Line of David at this time overnight Friday. We would ask that you hold off and pay special attention to the weather.

In the meantime, visit Gambling911.com's Sportsbook Section to find top online sportsbooks, all of which are offering odds on the Kentucky Derby 2010 here

Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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