Stay Put Belmont Stakes Odds

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

4 June, 2010

Stay Put Belmont Stakes odds were listed at +1750 with a payout potential of $175 for every $10 bet at SBG Global.

Stay Put won consecutive races at the Fair Grounds in December and January, then finished fifth in the Grade 2 Risen Star and Grade 2 Louisiana Derby at the New Orleans racing racetrack. The chestnut, who had been devoid of early speed in his previous efforts, raced closer to the pace when confronted with glacial fractions in an optional claimer at Churchill Downs on the Kentucky Derby undercard, a race he won by three-quarters of a length.

His strengths include consistency. His weakness might be pace, which went against him in his two stakes tries.

Belmont Stakes 2010 odds available at SBG Global Friday night were as follows (you can place bets on the SBG Global website here)

Dave in Dixie

+2500

Spangled Star

+2100

Uptowncharlybrown

+1200

Make Music For Me

+950

Fly Down

+465

Ice Box

+275

Drosselmeyer

+1250

Game On Dude

+1200

Stately Victor

+1050

Stay Put

+1750

First Dude

+400

Interactif

+1050

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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