Union Rags Kentucky Derby Odds Still at 4 to 1 Across the Board

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
May/04/2012
Union Rags Kentucky Derby Odds Still at 4 to 1 Across the Board

Union Rags Kentucky Derby odds were sitting at 4 to 1 at most online books Friday afternoon, including BetDSI.com, which was offering up to 8 percent cash back on losses and a 20 percent cash bonus for all new signups

Union Rags could see his price slashed in the event of rain.  More intense betting average leading up to race time could also cause these odds to fall.  Gambling911.com was encouraging its readers to get down on Union Rags early.

Trainer Michael Matz says he sees great potential in Union Rags despite his poor Florida Derby showing.

Many have drawn parallels to 2006 Derby winner Barbaro, who also had a poor showing in the Florida Derby

“That loss (in the Florida Derby) makes Union Rags the ultimate bounce back candidate,” noted James Skully on ESPN.com.  “For one thing, trainer Michael Matz did not have Barbaro cranked for the 2006 Florida Derby, where the heavy favorite was all-out to defeat an unheralded Sharp Humor by a narrow margin, but Barbaro came back five weeks later with a monstrous performance at Churchill Downs, winning by 6 1/2 convincing lengths.”

Here were your latest odds to win the 2012 Kentucky Derby courtesy of BetDSI.com:

 

ALPHA

+1000

-

-

 

BODEMEISTER

+450

-

-

 

CREATIVE CAUSE

+650

-

-

 

DADDY NOSE BEST

+1700

-

-

 

DONE TALKING

+3500

-

-

 

DULLAHAN

+800

-

-

 

EL PADRINO

+1300

-

-

 

GEMOLOGIST

+600

-

-

 

HANSEN

+550

-

-

 

I`LL HAVE ANOTHER

+800

-

-

 

LIAISON

+2500

-

-

 

MY ADONIS

+4000

-

-

 

OPTIMIZER

+2300

-

-

 

PROSPECTIVE

+3300

-

-

 

ROUSING SERMON

+3800

-

-

 

SABERCAT

+2500

-

-

 

TAKE CHARGE INDY

+1200

-

-

 

UNION RAGS

+400

-

-

 

WENT THE DAY WELL

+1700

-

-

 

DADDY LONG LEGS

+3000

-

-

 

TRINNIBERG

+4000

-

-

Percentages represent the number of bets placed on each side of any given wager.

 

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

Sports News

Syndicate