Where Can I Bet the 2020 Santa Anita Derby? Latest Odds

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Where Can I Bet the 2020 Santa Anita Derby? Latest Odds

The 2020 Santa Anita Derby takes place Saturday at 7 pm EST.  Odds appear here and are listed below.


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Friar's Road 20-1

Rushie 8-1

Shooters Shoot 6-1

Anneau d'Or 10-1

Azul Coast 15-1

Honor A.P. 5/2

Authentic 6/5

This one will be run on 1 1⁄8 miles (9 furlongs) of dirt and features a $1 million purse.  Like with all horse races during the coronavirus pandemic, this one will not feature spectators.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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