Bet On Winning Horse To Have 2-Word Name At 150th Kentucky Derby

• There are -150 odds at Bovada for the Kentucky Derby winner to have two words in their name.
• This bet comes with a great price for six of the top seven most likely winners at the 150th Kentucky Derby.
• Bovada offers +170 odds for the winning horse to have one word in their name and +650 odds for three words.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The best bet for Saturday’s Kentucky Derby is a Bovada-exclusive special bet. Take the -150 legal online gambling odds for the winning horse to have two words in their name.

Odds for Number of Words in the Name of the Derby Winner

• 1 Word +170
• 2 Words -150
• 3 Or More Words +650

This bet fades the favorite Fierceness, but includes the next six most-likely horses to win the Kentucky Derby based on gambling odds. Plus, betting on Fierceness at +200 odds isn’t worth it since no horse has ever won the Kentucky Derby from the No. 17 post position.

Gambling Odds Prove -150 Odds Are A Lock For Two Word Winner

Six of the eight horses with +2000 odds or shorter at legal Kentucky gambling sites have two words in their name. After the betting favorite fierceness, six of the next seven horses with the best odds to win have two words in their names.

Kentucky Derby Betting Odds By Post Position

• 1. Dornoch +2000
• 2. Sierra Leone +350
• 3. Mystik Dan +2000
• 4. Catching Freedom +900
• 5. Catalytic +4000
• 6. Just Steel +2200
• 7. Honor Marie +1400
• 8. Just A Touch +1000
• 9. T O Password +3500
• 10. Forever Young +850
• 11. Track Phantom +3000
• 12. West Saratoga +4000
• 13. Endlessly +3000
• 14. Domestic Product +2500
• 15. Grand Mo The First +5000
• 16. Fierceness +200
• 17. Stronghold +2200
• 18. Resilience +2500
• 19. Society Man +4000
• 20. Epic Ride +4000

If you’re looking for an outright winner that could be a Triple crown gambling hero, Sierra Leone (+350) and Forever Young (+850) are capable of the feat. Luckily, you don’t have to choose between the two speedy colts and can bet the -150 odds for the Kentucky Derby winner to have two words in their name.