Flat Out Breeders Cup Odds Still 5 to 1: Uncle Mo Now 6 to 1 Odds

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Flat Out was still listed at 5 to 1 odds Saturday morning, vying for the “favorite” position with Uncle Mo and Havre De Grace. 

Trainer Scooter Dickey insisted Flat Out was in perfect health and ready to race following his morning hoof massage.

Flat Out has been plagued by injuries in the past and previously suffered from foot problems.

Blacksmith Tommy Wildey confirmed: “His feet are the best they’ve been since I’ve been working on them.”

Havre De Grace was listed at 4/1 odds while So You Think had odds slashed to 4/1 as well with a few books offering 5/1.

Uncle Mo for the first time in weeks was listed with 6/1 odds at Ladbrokes and a few other online books had him at 5/1.  Ladbrokes does not accept US customers.

US customers can bet on the Breeders Cup Classic at Churchill Downs-owned TwinSpires.com.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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