Comma to the Top Kentucky Derby Odds

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

6 May, 2011

Comma to the Top Kentucky Derby odds were listed at 27/1 or +2700 at Bookmaker.com.

Trainer Peter Miller on the six spot: “I’m OK with the six. I would not have been happy with the one. (There were only two spots left on the board when Comma to the Top’s number was drawn – No. 1 or No. 6.) I’m inside, I’ve got speed and I’ve got (jockey) Patrick (Valenzuela). He’s the best (at coming out of the gate quickly).”

He’s the most experienced horse in Saturday’s Derby, having started 13 times. Unfortunately he is 0 for 3 so far this year. He may be past his peak, which would explain the long odds.

More Kentucky Derby odds appear below.

All 2011 Kentucky Derby betting odds appear below and can be wagered at Bookmaker.com here.

Odds to Win The 137th Kentucky Derby

	Dialed In	*+250*	-	-
	Much Macho Man	*+1000*	-	-
	Soldat	*+1100*	-	-
	Stay Thirsty	*+2500*	-	-
	Santiva	*+2500*	-	-
	Decisive Moment	*+2350*	-	-
	Pants on fire	*+2700*	-	-
	Animal Kingdom	*+2000*	-	-
	Archarcharch	*+1400*	-	-
	Twice the appeal	*+2600*	-	-
	Midnight Interlude	*+1200*	-	-
	Comma to the top	*+2700*	-	-
	Nehro	*+450*	-	-
	Shackleford	*+1350*	-	-
	Brilliant Speed	*+2000*	-	-
	Master of Hounds	*+1600*	-	-
	Twinspired	*+3200*	-	-
	Watch Me Go	*+5500*	-	-

Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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