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The 2010 Breeders’ Cup World Championships will take place at Churchill Downs, in Louisville, Kentucky, on November 5th and 6th.

Churchill Downs previously hosted the horse betting race Breeders' Cup in 1988, 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000 and 2006.

The past two years the Breeders’ Cup betting race where at Santa Anita in California, to irder ti gice th US public the opportunity to see the meeting every couple of years as it heads from east coast to west coast from year to year. And the return of the Breeders' Cup to Churchill Downs this year is wonderful news for our track and Kentucky's signature horse industry, as well as the business owners and the state and local governments that will benefit from the economic says the Breeders' Cup Chairman William S. Farish Jr.

The 2010 Breeders’ Cup World Championships will host fourteen races in total, five on Day 1, which will be for females and nine races on Day 2 for the males.

The Racing Post Trophy betting race will take place this Saturday October 23rd, and you can place your bets at Bodog sportsbook… just click at the banner.

With the Breeders’ Cup around the corner many sportsbooks are posting the odds to win this betting race, but for know you can start placing wagers for this Saturday betting race.

One of the favorites at this time for the Racing Post Trophy is Casamento, trained by Mick Halford and owned by Sheikh Mohammed, Casamento heads the market at 5/2 with Bodog sportsbook for the Racing Post Trophy after a final field of ten was declared for the Group 1 event at Doncaster on Saturday.

And the list continue with Dunboyne Express 7/2 followed by Seville at 6/1. Dunboyne Express is unbeaten in his two races so far, the second of which came in the Group 3.

Racing Post Trophy Odds:

The odds for this UFC betting have been close all along with Velasquez checking in as a slight underdog leading up to fight time at +105 compared with -135 for Lesnar. The size differential of about 30-40 pounds in favor of Lesnar could factor huge in this one, but Velasquez might be the most well-rounded opponent Lesnar has faced with the best cardio and speed. Cain Velasquez has a chance to be the first Mexican heavyweight champion in fighting history. Velasquez has heavy hands and a motor that doesn’t stop. Lesnar took a pounding from Shane Carwin in his last title defense but his opponent gassed out.
Lesnar won’t have that luxury against Cain. It looks like a fantastic matchup on paper but Lesnar will enter the ring about 30lbs heavier and he’s faced and beat tougher opponents in his career than Velasquez. Take Lesnar to finish Cain in the third.

Cain Velasquez +105
Brock Lesnar -135