Will Always Dreaming Win the 2017 Triple Crown? 4-1 Odds

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Will Always Dreamer Win the 2017 Triple Crown? 4-1 Odds

You can bet Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming to win the 2017 Triple Crown at 4-1 odds at Bookmaker.

Bookmaker was among the first to open odds on the Triple Crown Sunday morning.

Always Dreaming won the Derby on a muddy track at 2¾-lengths as the 4-1 favorite.  He paid as much as 6-1 odds for those who bet Always Dreaming early in the week.  It was the 5th straight year that the favorite has won the Kentucky Derby.

Trainer Todd Pletcher and John Velazquez each won their second Kentucky Derby, their first together.

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