2007 Breeders Cup Betting at WagerWeb Racebook
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The two-day Breeders’ Cup World Championships will feature the most expansive betting menu offered, allowing horse racing fans to select among a wide variety of Breeders Cup betting options. The betting choices will provide fans with the opportunity to capitalize upon their winning selections by choosing bet types like the trifecta, superfecta, Pick 3 and Pick 4 or among solid return bet types like exactas, daily doubles and win, place, show. Please click here for our odds.
Breeders’ Cup World Championships Betting Information and Race Schedule at Monmouth Park
Announced in April of 1982 by leading Thoroughbred owner and breeder John R. Gaines, the Breeders’ Cup has served as a positive step toward not only promoting racing, but uniting the industry itself. Breeders’ Cup Limited enjoyed immediate and widespread support from the industry through annual nomination payments for stallions and one-time nomination payments for those stallions’ offspring. |
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Since the inaugural running at Hollywood Park 23 years ago, the Breeders’ Cup has established itself as the season-ending championship of Thoroughbred racing. It is now firmly entrenched in American racing lore with a history and tradition all its own. The Breeders’ Cup World Championships has also served as a deciding factor in Eclipse Award voting.
The Eclipse Awards, which honor Horse of the Year and other champions in the sport, are voted on annually by representatives of Daily Racing Form, the National Turf Writers Association and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association. In 2006, we witnessed every Eclipse Award winner (including Steeplechase Champion McDynamo) participate in the Breeders’ Cup, something not ever achieved previously.
With each Cup race worth at least $1 million, the day has been a magnet for the most outstanding equine competitors in the world. American champions such as Azeri, A.P. Indy, Alysheba, Cigar, Personal Ensign, Ferdinand, Sunday Silence, and countless others have demonstrated greatness at Breeders’ Cup. Last year’s Championships at Churchill Downs were no exception — we saw Ouija Board win her second title in three years in the Filly & Mare Turf, as well as Invasor, whose exceptional performance in the Classic brought him Eclipse honors as both outstanding older male and Horse of the Year.
European-based horses have also come and conquered on American soil. In 1984, Alain de Royer-Dupre saddled the Aga Khan’s Lashkari to win the first Breeders’ Cup Turf. The late Francois Boutin brought over the great mare Miesque in 1987; she was the heroine of the Mile that year and she returned the next year to win again, making her the first multiple Breeders’ Cup race winner. France-based trainer Andre Fabre has had a talented contingent over the years with four winners from 39 starters but Arcangues will be remembered as his standout performer. In 1993, Arcangues stunned the world with his win in the Classic, paying $269.20, which still stands as the highest payoff in Breeders’ Cup history. More recently, Irish trainer Aidan O’Brien has brought his top runners from Ireland and England. Since his first appearance in 1998, O’Brien has saddled 39 starters, coming away with three victories.
Each year the Breeders’ Cup World Championships is held at a different racetrack in North America on a rotating basis. In 2007, Monmouth Park in New Jersey will host the event for the first time. With the addition of three races, each worth $1 million, the event will be expanded to a two-day format to take place October 26 and 27, culminating in the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic.
Breeders’ Cup Championship Race Schedule
Official Race Order will be announced October 16.
October 26, 2007 at Monmouth Park, ESPN, 4 p.m. ET
October 27, 2007 at Monmouth Park, ESPN, 12 p.m. ET
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