Belmont Stakes 2010 Odds (Saturday 11 AM EST)

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

5 June, 2010

These were your updated Belmont Stakes 2010 odds heading into Saturday afternoon (day of the race). These odds were courtesy of Sportsbetting.com (see website here)

The one thing that really stands out for us here at Gambling911.com is that both Ice Box and First Dude continue to see their odds slashed. Both are pretty much the co-favorites though Ice Box maintains a slight edge.

Dave In Dixie

18/1

Drosselmeyer

11/1

First Dude

3/1

Fly Down

9/2

Game On Dude

9/1

Ice Box

9/5

Interactif

10/1

Make Music For Me

17/2

Spangled Star

25/1

Stately Victor

11/1

Stay Put

18/1

Uptowncharlybrown

9/1

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