West Side Bernie Kentucky Derby Odds – A Public Favorite

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West Side Bernie is becoming a public favorite but he has long odds of winning the 2009 Kentucky Derby.  A $100 bet would yield $3000 at betED.com

West Side Bernie was voted the most likely horse to win by the readers of BloodHorse.com. 

That website reports that George and Lori Hall's West Side Bernie got a tour of Churchill Downs' main track April 25, and drilled a half-mile in an easy :48 1/5

West Side Bernie's official splits were :12 1/5, :24, and :36 1/5. He galloped out five furlongs in 1:02.

West Side Bernie was bred in Kentucky by Polo Green Stable and Andrew Savas.

Newsday's Ed McNamara:

"Winless but always in the money in three starts on dirt, and his second to I Want Revenge in the Wood was encouraging. He'll be a huge price, so if you think the Wood signaled a blossoming horse, consider him underneath in exotics."

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Below were your 2009 Kentucky Derby odds heading into race day courtesy of betED.com:

West Side Bernie

+3000

 

 

Musket Man

+2000

  

 

Mr Hot Stuff

+2600

 

 

Advice

+2800



Hold Me Back

+1300

 

 

Friesan Fire

+350

 

 

Papa Clem

+1700

 

 

Mine That Bird

+4500

 

 

Join in the Dance

+3800

 

 

Regal Ransom

+2200

 

 

Chocolate Candy

+1300

  

 

General Quarters

+1800

 

 

I Want Revenge

+280

 

 

Atomic Rain

+4500

 

 

Dunkirk

+380

 

 

Pioneer of the Nile

+550

 

 

Summer Bird

+3600

 

 

Nowhere to Hide

+4500

 

 

Desert Party

+1200

 

 

Flying Private

+3800

 

Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com         

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