Horse Racing

Horse Racing Betting: Here you will find all the latest betting news on the world's biggest horse racing events from the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and Breeders Cup to some of the United Kingdom's most prestigious races such as the Aintree Grand National and Epsom Derby. Check back regularly for the latest horse racing odds.

Why Can’t I Bet on the Belmont Stakes on TVG.com From My State?

I can’t seem to bet on the Belmont Stakes from my state accessing the TVG.com website.  Why is that?

TVG.com is licensed and regulated in the United States.  They must provide their services in accordance with U.S. law and policy. 

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/05/2015

Zayat Plaintiff in Gambling Case Appeals Judge’s Decision – G911 World Exclusive

Gambling911.com has just learned that Howard Rubinsky, the defendant in a case against American Pharoah owner for alleged gambling debts, has filed an appeal.

A federal judge on Thursday ruled the lawsuit against Ahmed Zayat was filed after a six-year statute of limitations had expired in New Jersey.

Submitted by C Costigan on, Jun/05/2015

Can MadeFromLucky Beat American Pharoah in the 2015 Belmont Stakes?

Of this year’s Belmont Stakes entrants who scare us when it comes to the potential of beating American Pharoah and thus depriving him of a Triple Crown win, MadeFromLucky is it.

Think last year’s Belmont Stakes to understand the similarities here.

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/05/2015

Keen Ice, Frammento Odds of Winning the 2015 Belmont Stakes

Keen Ice and Frammento were both long shots to win the 2015 Belmont Stakes.

The 7th place finisher at this year’s Kentucky Derby, Keen Ice has not finished better than 3nd place in any race he’s been entered in, making him a huge 23/1 long shot, though we think this number should probably be much higher.

Frammento has the longest odds in this year’s Belmont Stakes race. 

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/05/2015

Can Tale of Verve Beat American Pharoah at the Belmont Stakes: Latest Odds

Tale of Verve Stunned many with his second place finish at this year’s Preakness Stakes and many believe that he can beat American Pharoah based on the performance.

A deeper look and we find that he lost by seven lengths. 

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/05/2015

Can Materiality Beat American Pharoah in the Belmont Stakes: Odds at 5-1

Materiality has very slim odds of beating American Pharoah.  The 6-1 price being offered is way to short for this particular Belmont Stakes contender.

He won his first three races, including the Florida Derby, but finished sixth at the Kentucky Derby and skipped the Preakness.  The “jockey factor” will be important here as John Valazquez did win at the Belmont three years ago.

Submitted by Ean Lamb on, Jun/04/2015

Can Frosted Beat American Pharoah in the Belmont Stakes: Odds at 5-1

Of all the horses competing in this Saturday’s Belmont Stakes race Frosted probably has the best odds (5-1) of beating American Pharoah, currently the -130 favorite to become the first Triple Crown winner in nearly 40 years. 

Submitted by Ean Lamb on, Jun/04/2015

While Judge Dismisses Zayat Gambling Case, NY Times Still Questions His Ethics

A Newark Judge may have thrown out a well-publicized lawsuit alleging American Pharoah’s owner owes over $1.65 million in gambling debts, but that hasn’t stopped one of the most respected New York (and the world) newspapers from questioning Ahmed Zayat’s ethics.  They also suggest he has caught the attention of regulators due to a series of missteps.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, Jun/04/2015

Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against American Pharoah Owner Ahmed Zayat

NEWARK, N.J. – (Associated Press) - A judge threw out a lawsuit over $1.65 million in gambling debts against the owner of racehorse American Pharoah on Thursday, clearing the issue days before the horse attempts to claim the first Triple Crown in 37 years.

A federal judge ruled the lawsuit against Ahmed Zayat was filed after a six-year statute of limitations had expired in New Jersey.

Ahmed Zayat, owner of American Pharoah, can concentrate on his horse's Triple Crown attempt now that a gambling lawsuit against him has been dismissed. Elsa/Getty Images

Submitted by Associated Press on, Jun/04/2015

Can Any Horse Beat American Pharoah in the Belmont Stakes?

With American Pharoah revving up for what could be the first Triple Crown win in nearly 40 years, we ask the question:  Can any of this year’s entrants beat American Pharoah at the Belmont Stakes?

All have at least one thing going in their favor:  They will have fresh legs when compared to the favorite.

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/04/2015

Air Banners Against Ahmed Zayat to Fly Over Belmont Stakes Saturday?

Informed sources in the gambling industry inform us that those watching the Belmont Stakes on Saturday may see overhead banners reading “Ahmedzayat.com”, and “Ahmed Zayat Is A Liar” at the race denouncing the owner of American Pharoah, Ahmed Zayat.

Submitted by Nagesh Rath on, Jun/03/2015

American Pharoah Owner Honored by NJ Assembly Amidst Controversy

Ahmed Zayat, the colorful Egyptian-born owner of Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah, is being honored by the New Jersey state Assembly, this as he faces a breach of contract and a defamation lawsuit.  

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, Jun/03/2015

2015 Belmont Stakes Weather Forecast Calls for No Rain

Contrary to earlier weather forecasts, it is appearing as if the rain chances for the 2015 Belmont Stakes have diminished to 10 percent.

Early reports suggested a 50 percent chance of scattered thunderstorms, which would certainly have benefitted favorite American Pharoah.

His margin of victory in the 1 3/16th-mile Preakness on the muddy track amidst pouring rain was the largest since Smarty Jones won by a record 11 ¹/₂ lengths in 2004.

For this year’s Belmont Stakes race one should focus on horses that run well on dirt as opposed to any turf favoring contenders.

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/03/2015

Frosted Odds to Win the Belmont Stakes

Frosted odds to win the Belmont Stakes were coming in at just shy of 5/1 at BetOnline.

BetOnline

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/03/2015

Where Can I Bet The Belmont Stakes 2015 Online?

You can bet on the Belmont Stakes 2015 online at BetOnline.ag, which offers up to 8 percent in losses back (weekly rebates).

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/03/2015

What Are the Odds That American Pharoah Wins the Belmont Stakes?

So what were the odds of Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner American Pharoah winning the Belmont Stakes and ultimately the first Triple Crown in nearly 40 years?

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, Jun/03/2015

Zayat Attorney Says Libel Suit is a Bunch of Horse S***: ‘Judge Will Throw It Out’

The attorney for a man claiming he is owed close to $2 million by American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat has himself filed a $10 million libel suit against him.  Gambling911.com first broke the story Monday afternoon and now the New York area media has been all over it

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, Jun/02/2015

New York Times All Over $10 Mil Ahmed Zayat Libel Suit Story Broke by G911

With Gambling911.com breaking the news earlier Monday that attorney Joseph Bainton had filed a $10 million lawsuit against American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat, the New York Times was quick to react and file a report late Monday evening.  

Submitted by Gilbert Horowitz on, Jun/01/2015

G911 Acquires Libel Suit Against American Pharoah Owner Ahmed Zayat

Gambling911.com has acquired a verified copy of a lawsuit filed last year by an individual whose attorney claims libel against American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat.

American Pharoah will run in Saturday’s Belmont Stakes race, looking to become the first Triple Crown winner in nearly 40 years.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, Jun/01/2015

Payout for a 2015 Triple Crown Still Good With American Pharoah

The payout odds on American Pharoah winning the Triple Crown at the upcoming Belmont Stakes were right around even or -125 at AceSportsbook.com.

If it happens it would be the first time a horse has won the Triple Crown since Affirmed did it in 1978.

Submitted by Tyrone Black on, May/31/2015

New York Post: ‘American Pharoah Owner Champion at Spinning Tall Tales’

The New York news media is all over this past week’s story regarding American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat allegedly owing offshore gambling companies over $2 million. 

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/29/2015

2015 Belmont Stakes Contenders: American Pharoah, Materiality, Frosted, More

BetDSI.com has your 2015 Belmont Stakes contenders including American Pharoah, Materiality and Frosted, among others. 

American Pharoah -115

Submitted by Guest on, May/29/2015

Hold Your Horses: Zayat Shock ‘I Love You’ Texts Contradict "I Never Met You' Depo

In a shocking text transcript obtained exclusively by Gambling911.com, we learn that American Pharoah’s owner Ahmed Zayat’s relationship with the plaintiff accusing him of owing more than $2 million in gambling debts goes much deeper than anyone could ever have imagined.... a very tight bond that appeared to be all but forgotten once Zayat appeared in Court to explain his relationship with one Howard Rubinsky.

Submitted by Nagesh Rath on, May/26/2015

Bankruptcy Filings Suggest Zayat ‘Consistently Provided Inaccurate Info’

The sport of horsing has long been about honesty and ethics --- and here we have a horse on the verge of making history.  His name is American Pharoah.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/26/2015

Lay Betting a Concern for Gamblers With 2015 Belmont Amidst Zayat Claims

In light of American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat’s admission to the New York Observer this past weekend that he routinely bet on horses, there are questions lingering as to whether Zayat - or other horse owners, trainers and the like for that matter – could opt to engage in lay betting at this year’s Belmont Stakes.

What is lay betting?

Submitted by Alejandro Botticelli on, May/25/2015

Zayat a ‘Very Generous Man’ Say Defenders Amidst G911 Groundbreaking Reports

American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat may be a “welcher, perjurer and resume padder” according to his detractors, but Gambling911.com sought to locate those who are supportive of the outspoken Zayat.  It seems they were not hard to find.

Submitted by Don Shapiro on, May/25/2015

Ahmed Zayat Sued Racing Authority Because His Horse Was Hurt While Racing

In the Monday version of What Do We Know About American Pharoah Owner Ahmed Zayat, we learn that he once sued the New York Racing Authority (NYRA).  He did so because his horse got hurt while racing.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/25/2015

Ahmed Zayat: Presidential Consultant, Inventor of Heineken Light, Raised $1 Bil In 7 Days

Amazing Claims Made Under Oath of Perjury Include Harvard Attendance and To Have Been Offered the Job of CEO of Heineken

The saga surrounding Ahmed Zayat continues as part of Gambling911.com’s riveting coverage

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/24/2015

Ahmed Zayat Accuser Howard Rubinsky Issues Statement to G911

As the Ahmed Zayat story continues to develop, there are similarities between his gambling debt to Costa Rican bookmakers and previous issues which were revealed in 2013.

Submitted by Jagajeet Chiba on, May/23/2015

Ahmed Zayat to New York Observer: ‘I Have Never in My Life Bet on Sports’

American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat denied Gamblng911.com Publisher Chris Costigan assertion, courtesy of the offshore sportsbook operators, that he was betting both sports and horse racing.  The bookmakers and an agent claim Zayat owed approximately $2 million in gambling debts.

Submitted by Gilbert Horowitz on, May/23/2015

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