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Donerail in 1913

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What horse won the Kentucky Derby in2005?

Giacomo won the 2005 Kentucky Derby. He won with odds of 50-1.


What horse had the biggest upset in the Kentucky Derby?

The 1913 winner, Donerail, won at odds of 91-1.


What horse had the worst odds at winning the Kentucky Derby but still won?

Chicken Wing, a man won 8,000 dollars on a outside bet.


If the odds of a horse winning a horse race are 2 to 7 then the odds against that horse winning the race are?

If the odds of a horse winning a horse race are 2 to 7 then the odds against that horse winning the race are 7 to 2.


What were the odds for Donerail to win the Kentucky Derby?

NONE


The trainer of the horse tells you that the odds in favor of you winning the Kentucky Derby are 1 to 9 what is the probability of the horse actually winning?

That means that you have a very slim chance of winning. About a 10% chance of you winning, and a 90% chance of the others winning.


What were the odds for Donerail to win the 1913 Kentucky Derby?

Each year, about 35,000 thoroughbreds are born and registered in the Jockey Club of American. Every one shares the dream of one day making it, and winning the Kentucky Derby. Out of these 35,000, only about 15,000 will make it to the track. Of those 10,000 only 20 can run in the Kentucky Derby, and out of those 20, only one horse can come out victorious. Therefore, the Kentucky Derby is one the most prestigious races in American, and with good reason, too.


If Horse racing odds are 5-6 do you say against at end?

No, because that is odds-on.


What do even odds mean in horse racing?

A horse at 1:1, or even odds, means that for every $2 dollars you bet you will receive $4.


Does the favorite in a horse race ever lose?

As like most things in a horse race, nothing is ever a sure bet. The odds favorite is more or less an educated guess. It is never written in stone. That is why the horse that was the 'long shot' wins once in a while. Seabiscuit was a habitual 'long shot' early in his career. As he became more successful his odds went up. I always think if you want a sure thing you should ask the horses.


What is a black horse in horse racing betting?

It means a horse that is not likely to win, or that the odds are stacked against him.


Final odds as the race begins?

In horse racing the odds are determined by the bets placed. Betting stops when the race starts. These determine the final odds.