Maximum Security Payout Odds to Win Breeders Cup Classic

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Maximum Security Payout Odds to Win Breeders Cup Classic

Maximum Security will pay out $35 for every $10 bet to win the 2020 Breeders Cup Classic.

Maximum Security is one of a trio of Bob Baffert trained horses.

He was the winner of six consecutive starts ahead of his most recent race, the Awesome Again, in which Maximum Security finished second.

“I think he’s going to bounce back,” Baffert said. “His last race, he was coming off a big race at Del Mar, there was a lot of speed, and he was sort of chasing. It didn’t set up for him and he got tired. I think the six weeks off will really help him, and he looks terrific right now.”

Odds to win Breeders’ Cup Classic

Improbable +250
Tiz The Law +300
Maximum Security +350
Tom's d'Etat +600
Authentic +600
By My Standards +1000
Tacitus +2000
Global Campaign +2000
Higher Power +2000
Title Ready +3000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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