What Are the Current Odds of Classic Empire Winning the 2017 Preakness Stakes?

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19 May, 2017

What Are the Current Odds of Classic Empire Winning the 2017 Preakness Stakes?

The odds of Kentucky Derby winner Classic Empire winning the 2017 Preakness were at 3-1. He had the second shortest odds of any entry in Saturday’s race.

Classic Empire, the initial Kentucky Derby favorite, finished 4^th at Churchill Downs. He left the race with a swollen eye.

“I don’t honestly know how he finished fourth,” trainer Mark Casse said. “And then to come back with his eye the way it was. It just seemed to make him more determined. He’s fired up and ready.”

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
88510	Conquest Mo Money	+1651

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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