Sham Stakes 2014 Betting Odds – Santa Anita Racing

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

10 January, 2014

The Sham Stakes 2014 betting odds for Saturday’s Santa Anita Race 5 were available at Sportsbook.com. Get up to 8 percent losses back (a rebate) and claim your FREE $50 BET when you join Sportsbook.com here.

The Sham Stakes features a $100,000 purse and is a Grade III race open to three-year-olds. It is run on 1 mile (8 furlongs) of dirt, left-handed.

This is an official prep race for the Kentucky Derby and is named for the racehorse Sham, winner of the 1973 Santa Anita Derby.

Bob Baffert has won the Sham Stakes twice and the Kentucky Derby three times. He'll have Midnight Hawk in this one as a slight 7/5 favorite ahead of another well regarded horse, Kristo at 8/5 and Top Fortitude at 8/5 odds.

Sham Stakes (Santa Anita Park - Race 5) Odds To Win - All Bets Action - Jan 11, 2014 12:00 PM E

Midnight Hawk 7/5

Kristo 8/5

Top Fortitude 8/5

Ill Wrap It Up 6/1

Ontology 6/1

Life Is a Joy 10/1Bottom of Form

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com Bottom of Form

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