Frosted Current Odds to Win 2015 Breeders Cup Classic

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

31 October, 2015

Frosted had current odds of winning the 2015 Breeders Cup Classic set at 12-1 Saturday morning. These odds are subject to change, especially the hours and minutes leading up to post time so check back frequently here.

"Frosted has done very well since winning the Pennsylvania Derby," trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said earlier this weeek on an NTRA teleconference. "He just seems to be getting better with each race and each day of training."

Frosted recently won the Grade 2 Pennsylvania Derby and has placed in the top three in five of his last six races.

Frosted remains a long shot to win Saturday’s Breeders Cup Classic though. A trifecta bet might be the best option.

"Thinking about the race with my handicapper hat on, American Pharaoh is going to be tough because he should be on an uncontested lead," said McLaughlin.

Here are your morning odds for the 2015 Breeders Cup Classic.

American Pharoah 6-5

Tonalist 6-1

Honor Code 6-1

Keen Ice 12-1

Frosted 15-1

Smooth Roller 15-1

GlenEagles 20-1

Effinex 30-1

Hard Aces 50-1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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