Anyone like the 'Yes' on this prop?

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5/3/2011 10:00 PM Will a Derby winner win the Kentucky Derby
5011 Yes +165
5012 No -195

[gafl]

You'll get Dialed In, should be the favorite. Counted 5 others from last weeks DRF list. Unless Sunland comes up gold again, toss the bottom 2. The other 3 have as much a chance as everyone else. Would have to wait for the PP draw before taking either yes or no. But right now, I'd say "yes" looks a little better.

[HedgeHog]

Technically the Yes is a lock. Whoever wins the Kentucky Derby would be a Derby winner by definition.

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Technically the Yes is a lock. Whoever wins the Kentucky Derby would be a Derby winner by definition.

This is what I was thinking, Hedge. The prop is still up an worded the same way though

[str]

Because it can be interpreted in different ways it could be one of those no play or lose deals that the book can pull after the fact.

Buyer beware Reload.

[Robber]

i wouldnt bet on that

[zebra58]

could use it as a saver bet if you placed a win wager on another horse

[robmpink]

Technically the Yes is a lock. Whoever wins the Kentucky Derby would be a Derby winner by definition.

Are you serious guy? If you argued that, I would say, ok, bad line, here is the refund.

[csm506]

what the heck are you talking about?

[ttwarrior1]

there not a winner until the race is over, so no derby winner can win the ky derby, maybe they mean the sire or dam

[TonyP]

or maybe they mean a derby prep winner

[StraitShooter]

It means like the Florida Derby winner (Barbaro) etc...Id have to see how many derby winners are in the field. Is it set yet?

[StraitShooter]

poster #2 Say Hey kid solid post

[Roadtrip635]

It means like the Florida Derby winner (Barbaro) etc...Id have to see how many derby winners are in the field. Is it set yet?

I think there may be 1 or 2 horses out, still unsure. I believe they draw post positions on Wed.

[canuck]

What book gives the best props selection?