Early Odds to Win the 2017 Preakness: Always Dreaming at Even

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Early Odds to Win the 2017 Preakness: Always Dreaming at Even

A handful of online racebooks have released odds on the 2017 Preakness Stakes with Kentucky Derby winner Always Dreaming priced early on at EVEN odds.

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Some of those horses priced are questionable heading into the Preakness Stakes, and this includes Classic Empire at 8-1 odds.

Irish War Cry is almost certainly not going to run for the second leg of the Triple Crown as reported this evening by Gambling911.com.

Likewise Battle of Midway was not expected to run either.

Conquest Mo Money is likely to enter the Preakness fresh, having not raced in the Kentucky Derby.

Odds were also available on Cloud Computing and Malagacy, two horses that had not run in the Derby.

These are your early Preakness Stakes odds.  Find updated odds here.

Always Dreaming EVEN       

Classic Empire 8/1

Irish War Cry 8/1

Lookin At Lee 10/1

Battle of Midway 14/1

Cloud Computing 16/1

Conquest Mo Money 16/1

Malagacy 16/1     

Gunnevera 16/1

Practical Joke 16/1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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