PREAKNESS STAKES: $1 MILLION CHALLENGE
What a difference a couple of weeks make. Sportsbook.com bettors that were fortunate enough to have a wager on long shot, ‘Mine that Bird’ cashed in at 50-1 at The Kentucky Derby.
With a victory under his saddle, Sportsbook.com handicappers currently have the three year-old gelding at +450 to win Saturday’s Preakness Stakes. At +150’Rachel Alexandra’ is the heavy favorite and rightly so; the filly is undefeated in 2009.
Some Sportsbook.com bettors profited on the generous odds ‘Mine that Bird’ offered at the Derby, but nobody took home the $1 Million in the Triple Crown Challenge. So as promised, a seven figure payout will be on the line for The Preakness Stakes.
Wager just $5.00 on Saturday’s Preakness and correctly predict the finishing order of the Top 10 horses to cash-in on Sportsbook.com’s biggest ever Triple Crown promotion. Obviously, going 10-for-10 is no easy task, that’s why the $1 Million will be carried over to the Belmont if no one achieves perfection this Saturday.
There’s also a $10,000.00 Guaranteed Prize Pool up for grabs for those that wager on and make selections for the Triple Crown races. Members are awarded points for every correct selection they make with the Top 5 point earners cashing in on the $10K.
With the most lucrative Triple Crown promotion in the industry to go along with countless ways to wager on the all of the races, there is no reason not to make Sportsbook.com your home for your Preakness Stakes action.
Sportsbook.com’s Odds to win the 2009 Preakness Stakes:
Rachel Alexandra +150
Mine That Bird +450
Pioneerof The Nile +450
Friesan Fire +650
Papa Clem +800
Big Drama +1000
Musket Men +1000
General Quarters +1500
Take The Points +2500
Tone it Down +3000
Terrain +3000
Flying Private +4000
Lov Gov +4000
One reply on “Sportsbook.com Racebook Lines – 2009 Preakness”
The field of 13 is set and all eyes will be on the philly, Rachael Alexandra. At last glance she was an 8-5 favorite and Pioneer of the Nile was next at 5-1. I’m still going with my original pick, Popa Clem but it is going to be a lot harder to pull off with her in the field