Norman Asbjornson, King Congie and Mr. Commons Odds to Win Preakness Stakes

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

20 May, 2011

Norman Asbjornson odds to win the Preakness Stakes were set at 25/1. Mr. Commons had odds of 20/1 while King Congie was listed at 18/1. All Preakness Stakes odds were courtesy of BetED.com.

Norman Asbjornson has improved in speed with each race he’s run. He finished 2^nd place in the Gotham Stakes. He beat Toby’s Corner, who went on to win the Wood Memorial, beating one time Kentucky Derby favorite Uncle Mo.

The problem with Norman Asbjornson: He is yet to win a stakes race.

Mr. Commons finished third at the Santa Anita Derby. He is among the horses to have skipped the Kentucky Derby and will arrive in Maryland fresh without a start in six weeks. This horse is best suited for a grass track.

King Congie lost the Grade 1 Blue Grass by a head. He can run well on both turf and polytrack. Dirt is not his preferred surface.

Odds to Win Preakness Stakes 136
	Animal Kingdom	*+200*	-	-
	Dialed In	*+400*	-	-
	Mucho Macho Man	*+550*	-	-
	Shackleford	*+1000*	-	-
	Astrology	*+1200*	-	-
	Concealed Identity	*+2500*	-	-
	Dance City	*+1200*	-	-
	King Congie	*+1800*	-	-
	Mr Commons	*+2000*	-	-
	Norman Asbjornson	*+2500*	-	-
	Sway Away	*+1500*	-	-
	Flashpoint	*+1600*	-	-
	Isn't He Perfect	*+2500*	-	-
	Midnight Interlude	*+1400*	-	-
Winning Margin of Victory

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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