Game On Dude at 16 to 1 Odds to Win Breeders Cup Classic 2011

Written by :

Ean Lamb

Published on :

28 October, 2011

Game On Dude had early odds of 16/1 to win the Breeders Cup Classic 2011.

Game On Dude could be an intriguing upset possibility in the Classic, the Breeders' Cup finale on Saturday, noted Gary West of ESPN.com.

"He just wants to get out there and go," Trainer Bob Baffert said about Game On Dude.

Game On Dude does have some impressive wins including the Santa Anita Handicap where he won at the Classic distance of 1 ¼ miles back in March. More recently, Game On Dude won the Goodwood, also at Santa Anita.

Baffert has pre-entered 10 horses in the various Breeders Cup races.

Only a handful of racebooks were listing Game On Dude with 16/1 odds while Coral had him as low as 11/1.

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For the latest odds to win the 2011 Breeders Cup Classic go here.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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