Showing posts with label belmont stakes 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label belmont stakes 2010. Show all posts

Saturday, 5 June 2010

Belmont Results

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2010 Belmont Stakes Results: Payout Odds & Picks - Drosselmeyer got the upset win of 13 to 1 Horse Racing Odds at the 2010 Belmont Stakes Results, the Belmont Stakes win gave Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott his first win in a Triple Crown race.

Drosselmeyer did win1 1/8 mile allowance race at Gulfstream on January 31 by 1 3/4 lengths, that win did get him a 85 Beyer after breaking his maiden at Churchill Downs on November 18 with an 87 Beyer. Belmont States Results - Preakness runner-up First Dude did Finnish 3rd in the race after setting the pace the entire race 1½-miles. Derby runner-up Ice Box finished 9th and had no chance and he was sent of as the 9/5 Horse Racing Odds favorite.

My Belmont Stakes Picks- The Jockey change bothers me.  See nothing appealing here and the pedigree is a stretch.  I guess he has as much chance as any considering Ice Box looks like a beatable 2-1. Belmont Stakes Picks must use Drosselmeyer in your wagers. I didn't think he would win but 2nd and 3rd. Hope you made some good money with him today.

Drosselmeyer

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Drosselmeyer, with the Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith aboard, outran Nick Zito-trained Fly Down in the stretch to win the Belmont Stakes on Saturday by 3/4 of a length.

The victory gives WinStar Farm its second win of the Triple Crown season. They also bred and own Super Saver, who won the Kentucky Derby by 2½ lengths in the slop on May 1. The victory is trainer Bill Mott’s first in a Triple Crown race.

Smith said he was told by Mott to let the horse find his rhythm. “It was almost as if you could close your eyes,” he said of Drosselmeyer hitting his stride. Smith, who had been 0 for 12 in the Belmont, secured a career Triple Crown with the victory.

First Dude, who was second in the Preakness Stakes, was third. Ice Box, the morning-line favorite who finished second in the Derby, finished sixth. Drosselmeyer paid $28 on a $2 bet to win.