The Breeders‘ Cup 2020 will take place on November 6-7, 2020 at the Keenland Racecourse. Kentucky. Below you will find the list of this year horses, odds and betting predictions.
There are maximum 14 horses (contenders) in the Breeders Cup. Breeders’ Cup Limited has adopted a field selection system to select runners in the event fields are oversubscribed.
The Breeders’ Cup in November will be held without spectators, joining the Triple Crown races in having only essential personnel and participants on hand because of the coronavirus pandemic. The world championships are set for Nov. 6-7 at Keeneland in Lexington, Kentucky.
Considered the final race in the grand slam of horse racing, the 2020 Breeders’ Cup will be held without fans and just as a comparison, in 2015 in over two days, the Breeders’ Cup brought in more than 95,000 spectators.
New Jersey sports betting sites and PA sports betting sites handle millions of dollars of bets on Breeders’ Cup odds, with more than $120 million being wagered annually.
The Breeders Cup is a truly international event, drawing horses and ownership groups from Europe, South America, Australia, South Africa, Hong Kong, Japan, Middle East and the United States.
How To Bet On The Breeders’ Cup
The Breeders’ Cup is the climax of the U.S. thoroughbred horse racing season, and for many the global championships of “flat” calendar. The glitz and glamour of the event brings nearly 100,000 people to the Breeders’ Cup courses, and scores more horse racing betting fans to the sportsbooks.
Breeders’ Cup Pick 6 Betting
The most popular bet at the Breeders’ Cup is the Breeders’ Cup Pick 6. The Pick 6 is a bet that requires a player to pick 6 horses to win in 6 different Breeders’ Cup races.
It is a pool bet that has yielded multiple $1 million payouts, a minimum bet of $2 producing a Pick 6 payout of $2.7 million back in 2003. It is the ultimate small stakes for massive wins bet at the Breeders’ Cup.
It is a pool bet that has yielded multiple $1 million payouts, a minimum bet of $2 producing a Pick 6 payout of $2.7 million back in 2003. It is the ultimate small stakes for massive wins bet at the Breeders’ Cup.
How Does the Pick 6 Work?
The Breeders’ Cup Pick 6 runs from races 4-9 on Future Stars Friday, and from races 7-12 on Breeders’ Cup Classic Saturday. The minimum bet is $2, but punters can wager more on the Pick 6, and can also boost their chances of victory by picking more than one horse in each of the Pick 6 races.
The Breeders’ Cup Pick 6 is available to bet on at the track and online via other pari-mutuel sites. This is also true for the plethora of other exotic Breeders’ Cup betting markets available.
Breeders’ Cup Betting Markets Explained
Aside from the Pick 6 bet, there are many popular Breeders’ Cup betting markets beyond the typical win, place and show wagers.
• Exacta – Pick the first and second horse home in any race, in the correct order. A Trifecta bet is predicted the first three home, and a Superfecta bet predicts the first four to finish.
• Quinella – This bet boxes an Exacta, meaning you still win as long as the two picks finish in the first two, regardless of their order. You can also box a Trifecta and Superfecta.
• Daily Double – The simplest exotic Breeders’ Cup bet, select the winners of any two consecutive races. Pick 3 follows the same principles for three consecutive races, Pick 4 for four, and Pick 5 for five.
Top Breeders’ Cup Betting Tips
The Breeders’ Cup venue may change regularly, but the races remain the same, and the results have continuous trends than can be value to Breeders’ Cup betting strategy year after year.
The draw | In Breeders’ Cup history, more than 30 winners have come from each of posts 1, 2, 4, and 5.
The only posts producing less than 20 winners are 10, 12, 13, 14 – the latter pair rarely getting used.
Favorites | have won 104 of 332 Breeders’ Cup races, a 31 percent rate. The worst finish by a favorite was in the 2003 Juvenile at Santa Anita Park when Cuvee finished 12th by 58 lengths at 3-2.
There have been 63 odds-on (.90 or less) choices with 28 winners.
Top jockey | Mike Smith holds the record for Breeders’ Cup wins by a jockey, riding 26.
Top trainer | D. Wayne Lukas has saddled the most Breeders’ Cup winners, boasting 20.
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