Richard’s Kid: 2009 Breeders Cup Odds

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

7 November, 2009

Richard's Kid 2009 Breeders Cup odds were listed at +1400 at Sports Interaction for a payout potential of $140 on every $10 bet or $1400 on every $100 bet.

A number of experts have been leaning towards Richard's Kid in recent days.

"Richard's Kid impressed me with his works this week. He is just an improving horse who loves synthetics and really has a nice stride. He will be coming hard at the end," wrote Jason Shandler of Bloodhorse.com.

"Richard's Kid has found new life on synthetic surfaces and is training spectacularly," writes Nicole Russo of the Saratogian.

Richard's Kid's victory in the Pacific Classic Stakes (G1), a Breeders' Cup 'Win and You're In' race, guaranteed him a starting berth in the Breeders' Cup Classic. He's also trained by Bob Balfert, which helps to boost his odds. Baffert ranks third in Breeders' Cup victories.

2009 Breeders Cup odds on all entries appear below and were courtesy of Sports Interaction. Open an online betting account with $116 at Sports Interaction and get a matching $116 Here

Rip Van Winkle   +200    (pays $20 for every $10 bet or $200 for every $100 bet

Zenyatta   +300    

Summer Bird   +700    

Quality Road   +1000    

Twice Over   +1100    

Gio Ponti   +1300    

Richard''s Kid   +1400    

Einstein   +2000    

Mine That Bird   +2000    

Colonel John   +2200    

Regal Ransom   +3300    

Girolamo   +3300    

Awesome Gem   +6600    

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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