West Coast Odds to Win the 2018 Breeders Cup Classic

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West Coast Odds to Win the 2018 Breeders Cup Classic

West Coast had 7/2 odds of winning this year's Breeders Cup Classic.

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Why Bet on West Coast

He's trained by Bob Baffert and is the favorite among his entries.

Second place finish in the Awesome Again behind Accelerate, who is the favorite in this year's Breeders Cup Classic.

It was the first race for champion West Coast since last March 31, when he was second in the Dubai World Cup.

Why Not to Bet on West Coast

Second place finish in the Awesome Again behind Accelerate, who is the favorite in this year's Breeders Cup Classic.  But, as noted above, he hadn't run since the Dubai World Cup and was still a top performer.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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