2019 Kentucky Derby odds: Las Vegas names new favorite

2019 Kentucky Derby odds: Las Vegas names new favorite

The odds makers at William Hill U.S. did not wait for jockey Mike Smith’s choice to put in a new 2019 Kentucky Derby favorite.
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Exiting the Arkansas Derby, winner Omaha Beach dove to 7-2 from 10-1, together with William Hill sending the message: We are not prepared to risk on this son of War Front regardless of who is at the irons.

Before the preps, Maximum Security and the 2-year-old winner Game Winner, winner of the Florida Derby, were 5-1 co-favorites. Since then, Game Winner has stuck in the cost while Maximum Security raised making action on the prior claimer somewhat more valuable.

The next top choices include Smith’s other potential bracket, Roadster (6-1), Tacitus (8-1) and Improbable (8-1).

Following the chances were releases, Smith made the choice to ride Omaha Beach, opening up the bracket.

Inside of three weeks at 18-1, War of Will remains an interesting proposition before the first Saturday in May. The two-time stakes winner in Fair Grounds endured a injury at the start of the Louisiana Derby, finishing ninth, but returned Saturday to work a bullet in the gate. Where would he be recorded with a Louisiana Derby victory?

40-1 is low to think about a play while the Sunland Derby winner Cutting Humor remains despite a record-setting functionality from the New Mexico prep at 50-1 if Country House could get his gate problems squared off.

When he was defeated as a heavy favorite over the weekend at Keeneland’s Lexington Stakes, sunland runner-up Anothertwistafate, however, did not exactly flatter Cutting Humor. Signalman (50-1), Anothertwistafate (60-1), Bodexpress (75-1) and Sueno (100-1) are people on the board who could utilize a defection — or three — to produce the gate May 4 at Churchill Downs.

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