Preakness Stakes 2010 Odds To Win (Updated)

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

15 May, 2010

These Preakness Stakes 2010 odds to win were updated for the overnight hours of Friday leading into Saturday's big race.

Super Saver maintained his favorite status at Sports Interaction.com with odds of +250 for a payout potential of $25 on every $10 bet.

Lookin At Lucky remained a close second favorite at +300 odds while Paddy O'prado held onto very strong +350 odds.

The best payout would be on long shot Northern Giant: $330 for every $10 bet.

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2010 Preakness Stakes - Outright

Super Saver   +250    

Lookin At Lucky   +300    

Paddy O'prado   +350    

Hurricane Ike   +1000    

Dublin   +1200    

Caracortado   +1200    

Pleasant Prince   +1600    

Schoolyard Dreams   +1600    

Jackson Bend   +1600    

Aikenite   +2000    

First Dude   +2000    

Yawanna Twist   +2500    

Northern Giant   +3300  

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