- Mo Donegal and Rich Strike have +300 odds to win the Preakness Stakes.
- This is Mo Donegal’s third race in Belmont Park.
- Rich Strike is the most recent Kentucky Derby winner.
ELMONT, N.Y. – The third and final leg of the Triple Crown races is finally up with the Belmont Stakes. The race is set to take place on Saturday, June 11 from Belmont Park in Elmont, New York. Odds for the Belmont were posted shortly after the conclusion of the Preakness Stakes.
As they currently sit, online betting sites have two horses tied for the shortest odds in Mo Donegal, and the 2022 Kentucky Derby winner, Rich Strike.
Belmont Stakes Odds 2022
- Mo Donegal +300
- Rich Strike +300
- We The People +400
- Creative Minister +600
- Crown Pride +800
- Nest +800
- Taiba +1000
- Barber Road +1200
- Charge It +1200
- Ethereal Road +1200
- Skippylongstocking +1200
- Messier +1400
- Smile Happy +1400
- Un Ojo +2000
A Case For Mo Donegal
There is a lot that goes into Mo Donegal having the favored Belmont Stakes odds. First off is his trainer, Todd Pletcher, who has the ninth most wins amongst all horse trainers in 2022.
Also, Pletcher and Mo Donegal are no strangers to Belmont Park either.
In 2022 alone, Pletcher has raced four horses at Belmont Park which includes a first-place finish, two second-place finishes, and a ninth-place finish. This will be Mo Donegal’s third race in Belmont Park for his career. Those two races include a first and third-place finish.
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A Case For Rich Strike
This race serves as more of a test to see if Rich Strike winning the Kentucky Derby was as serious as people think or if it was a fluke. Rich Strike has had a decent career in eight races having finished in the top-5 in seven of them which includes two wins.
Both of his wins have come at the Churchill Downs race track.
Something to keep in mind that backs his odds though is that jockey, Sonny Leon, has raced under trainer, Eric Reed, multiple times this year and has done an incredible job. In his last 10 races under Reed, he has finished inside of the top-5 eight times.
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