Tom's d'Etat Payout Odds to Win Breeders Cup Classic

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Tom's d'Etat Payout Odds to Win Breeders Cup Classic

Tom's d'Etat will pay out $60 for every $10 bet to win the 2020 Breeders Cup Classic.

Before finishing the Whitney in 4th place back in August, Tom's d'Etat won his four previous starts.  These include the Oaklawn Mile.

At 7-years-old Tom's d'Etat is the oldest horse in this year's Breeders Cup.

He has made just 19 career starts because of physical setbacks — including a pair of ankle surgeries.

Odds to win Breeders’ Cup Classic

Improbable +250
Tiz The Law +300
Maximum Security +350
Tom's d'Etat +600
Authentic +600
By My Standards +1000
Tacitus +2000
Global Campaign +2000
Higher Power +2000
Title Ready +3000

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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