Zenyatta Wins: Payout at $300

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

7 November, 2009

Zenyatta wins the 2009 Breeders Cup Classic. The payout was $300 for every $100 bet at Sportsbetting.com in one of the most remarkable finishes ever.

The race started off rough with Quality Road going berserk heading into the gates and causing a delay. Quality Road was scratched as a result of his behavior. He was listed at 11/1 odds at Sportsbetting.com. There was some concern as to how Zenyatta was going to handle the race with Quality Road scratched. She did look slightly anxious going in. Zenyatta was dead last early on. She came up to win at the very end.

Gio Ponti was second. Twice Over was third.

Rip Van Winkle, an early favorite, finished far behind.

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