What Are the Current Odds of Always Dreaming Winning the 2017 Preakness Stakes?

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The odds of Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming winning the 2017 Preakness Stakes were set at -123.  He is the odds-on favorite. 

Trainer Todd Pletcher says Always Dreaming is “ready to stretch his neck” at the Preakness.

“He’s shown us everything we were hoping for leading us back in two weeks,” Pletcher said Thursday morning. “Tank seems full. He seems eager to go. We’re just trying to keep him on the ground one more day.”

The track conditions are expected to be dry, unlike the slop Always Dreaming won on in the Kentucky Derby.

PREAKNESS STAKES FUTURES - May 20 

Preakness 2017 - Winner (refunds on non starters)

88501

Multiplier

+2550

88502

Cloud Computing

+911

88503

Hence

+1564

88504

Always Dreaming

-123

88505

Classic Empire

+270

88506

Gunnevera

+1227

88507

Term of Art

+4050

88508

Senior Investment

+4050

88509

Lookin at Lee

+1298

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Conquest Mo Money

+1651

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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