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2007 Belmont Stakes Odds

2007 Belmont Stakes odds are up and ready to go for futures bettors at Bodog sportsbook. Odds listed for individual horses to win the 139th Belmont Stakes will be posted soon. You can currently bet on several Belmont Stakes props, but the most humorous and interesting one for us is taking place the same day in Cincinnati with who will win the June 9th "Man vs. Beast" match-up between Cincinnati Bengal Chad Johnson and the horse Restore The Roar? Bodog has made Restore the Roar the slight favorite at -130. Even if you aren’t a big horse racing fan, this bet may be one of the most enjoyable you make all year long. I would pull for the pony here, but we’ll have a better chance at seeing a celebration dance if Johnson wins.

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What will the 139th Belmont Stakes Mutual Win pay, how many lengths will the winner of the 139th Belmont Stakes win by, will the winner of the 139th Belmont Stakes complete the race faster than the 02:27.86 time of Jazil last year, will the 139th Belmont Stakes attendance be higher then 55,000, and what will the winning saddlecloth number of the 139th Belmont Stakes be are all prop bets you can wager on at bodoglife.com. If you are a serious horse racing insider, you probably already see the possibility of taking advantage of the books with several of these bets.

Many horse racing bettors will be looking to the big three again at the Belmont Stakes. By the big three, I’m referring to the three horses who have shined in the previous two Triple Crown races: Street Sense, Hard Spun, and Curlin.

These three horses appear to want to take turns finishing in the win, place, and show positions. Street Sense started with a first place finish at the Derby, lost by a nose in the Preakness Stakes, and now it almost seems inevitable that he’ll find third in the Belmont Stakes. Hard Spun is the only one of the three top horses who haven’t won a Triple Crown event this year. Perhaps it will finally be his time to shine this week. Curlin has only lost once in his 5 race career when he finished third at the Derby. He quickly erased that loss with a bounce back win in the Preakness Stakes. It’s going to hard to bet against Curlin this week. For a more in depth look at the third leg of Horse racing’s Triple Crown, you’re going to want to take a look at Jimmy Boyd’s 2007 Belmont Stakes predictions.

Find out if we think that Curlin or Street Sense can make it two out of three majors this year or if Hard Spun will take his piece of the pie. Or perhaps, there’s a dark horse in this deep field. Let our predictions lead the way this week.

June 6th, 2007