2010 Preakness Stakes Odds

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

11 May, 2010

2010 Preakness Stakes were available at Sports Interaction.com. Super Saver, winner of the Kentucky Derby, was the +250 favorite and would pay out $25 for every $10 bet. Third place finisher and a favorite of the Gambling911.com team, Paddy O'prado, was listed with very close +300 odds for a $30 payout potential on every $10 bet.

The Kentucky Derby favorite, Lookin At Lucky, was listed with +400 odds. He performed horribly in the mud at Churchill Downs.

Ice Box, who had finished second at the Derby, was pulled out of the 2010 Preakness Stakes in order to rest and prepare for the upcoming Belmont Stakes.

Sports Interaction.com was one of the few online sportsbooks offering early odds on the 2010 Preakness Stakes.

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2010 Preakness Stakes - Outright

Super Saver   +250    

Paddy O'prado   +300    

Lookin At Lucky   +400    

Hurricane Ike   +1000    

Dublin   +1200    

Pleasant Prince   +1600    

Schoolyard Dreams   +1600    

Aikenite   +2000    

Caracortado   +2000    

Jackson Bend   +2000    

First Dude   +2000    

Yawanna Twist   +2500    

Northern Giant   +3300    

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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