2011 Kentucky Derby Morning Odds

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

7 May, 2011

2011 Kentucky Derby morning odds at SBG Global featured few major changes. The favorite, Dialed In, remained at 4/1 or +400 odds. Nehro was still at 6/1 or +600.

One of the bigger moves is Ar Char Charch jumping up to 10/1 or +1000. Mucho Macho Man, meanwhile, drops from 10/1 to 12/1. Kentucky Derby morning odds for Midnight Interlude remained at +1000.

It should be noted that there were showers all around the Louisville (Churchill Downs) area and there could be a prolonged period of rain this afternoon. Expect a potentially muddy track.

2011 Kentucky Derby morning odds available at SBG Global here

Dialed In +400

Nehro +600

Ar Char Charch +1000

Master of Hounds +3000

Midnight Interlude +1000

Mucho Macho Man +1200

Soldat +1200

Shackleford +1200

Pants on Fire +2000

Brilliant Speed +3000

Stay Thirsty +2000

Animal Kingdom +3000

Decisive Moment +3000

Santiva +3000

Comma to The Top +3000

Twice The Appeal +2000

Twinspired +3000

Watch Me Go +5000

Derby Kitten +3000

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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