Derby Kitten Odds to Win The 137th Kentucky Derby

Written by :

Dan Shapiro

Published on :

7 May, 2011

Derby Kitten odds to win the 137^th Kentucky Derby were set at 45/1 or +4500.

Marcus Hesch of the Daily Racing Form notes that Derby Kitten comes to Saturday’s Derby in his best form yet, winning the G2 Lexington Stakes on April 23 at Keeneland.

“Derby Kitten’s profile is reminiscent of Derby winner Charismatic, who, like the horse in question, ran for a claiming tag early in his 3-year-old season before winning the Lexington.”

There are concerns regarding how well Derby Kitten can run on dirt. He was beaten close to 30 lengths last October running on his last and only dirt track. He has also never been farther than 1 1/16-miles.

These odds are courtesy of Bookmaker.com. Subject to change. Lock in now.

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

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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