2019 Pegasus World Cup Betting Odds

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2019 Pegasus World Cup Betting Odds

Gambling911.com has your 2019 Pegasus World Cup betting odds.  Scroll down for more

Horse racing's richest race and the first big one of 2019 will take place on Saturday, Jan. 26.  The Pegasus World Cup, the $9 million invitational at Gulfstream Park, will feature 12 entrants, including 2018 Breeders' Cup Classic winner Accelerate.  He's the early favorite at 7-4 Pegasus World Cup odds.

Early odds were as follows:

Accelerate (7-4)
City Of Light (7-2)
McKinzie (8-1)
Gunnevera (19-2)
Audible (10-1)
Seeking The Soul (16-1)

The following horses are expected to run but were not confirmed as of Wednesday.

Patternrecognition
Bravazo
True Timber
Something Awesome
Tom's d'Etat
Kukulkan

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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