Doc’s Sports 2011 Breeders’ Cup betting results provided a very profitable day for Doc’s Sports Breeders’ Cup clients. Doc cleaned up on Breeders’ Cup Saturday and was in the money in more races than we missed out on. Read the Breeders’ Cup betting results below to get a feeling about how we handicap horse racing and to give you an idea of what you can expect if you purchase Breeders’ Cup picks from us.

Marathon

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 5. Giant Oak, 9. Cease, and 1. Birdrun.

Giant Oak finished third, paying $6.80 to show. Birdrun finished second, paying $7.20 to place and $5.80 to show.

Juvenile Turf

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 10. Animal Spirits, 14. State of Play, and 8. Majestic City.

No results in this race.

Sprint

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 7. Amazombie, 6. Force Freeze, and 8. Big Drama.

Amazombie finished first, paying $17.80 to win, $7.40 to place, and $5.00 to show. Force Freeze was second, paying $7.00 to place and $5.00 to show. The $2 exacta 7-6 paid $145.20.

Turf Sprint

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 8. Regally Ready, 9. Rapport, and 1. Grand Adventure.

Regally Ready finished first, paying $6.60 to win, $4.60 to place, and $3.00 to show.

Dirt Mile

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were8. Caleb’s Posse, 5. Wilburn, and 3. Tapizar.

Caleb’s Posse won, paying $15.60 to win, $7.00 to place, and $4.80 to show.

Turf

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 2. Sarafina, 7. Sea Moon, and 1. St. Nicholas Abbey.

Sea Moon finished second, paying $5.00 to place and $4.20 to show. St. Nicholas Abbey was the winner, paying $15.60 to win, $7.20 to place, and $5.40 to show. The $2 exacta 1-7 paid $76.20.

Juvenile

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 10. Union Rags, 5. Hansen, and 2. Dullahan.

Hansen won, paying $16.20 to win, $6.60 to place, and $4.60 to show. Union Rags was second, paying $3.20 to place and $2.20 to show. The $2 exacta 5-10 paid $46.20

Mile

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 5. Gio Ponti, 1. Goldikova, and 10. Sidney’s Candy.

Goldikova was third, paying $2.40 to show.

Classic

Doc’s Sports Picks in order were 5. So You Think, 9. Stay Thirsty, and 10. Havre de Grace.

No results in this race.

2011 Breeders Cup betting results summary

The top choice won three races - the Sprint, Turf Sprint and Mile. One of the three choices won five race - the previous three plus the Juvenile and the Turf. At least one of the three choices was on the board in seven of the nine races.

If you had...

Bet $100 to win on our first choice, $100 to place on our second choice, and $100 to show on our third choice you would have bet a total of $2700 on the nine races. You would have won at least one bet on six of the nine races and made a profit on five of the nine races. Overall your winnings would have been $3490, for a profit of $790 and a ROI of 29.3%.

Bet $100 to win on our top choice in each race, you would have bet a total of $900. You would have won three races, and your total winnings would have been $2000. That’s a profit of $1100, and a ROI of 122%.

Bet $100 to win on each of the three choices in each race, you would have bet a total of $2700. You would have won five races, and you total winnings would have been $3590. That’s a profit of $890 and a ROI of 33%.

Bet a $50 exacta box of the three picks in each race, you would have bet a total of $2700. You would have won three races, and your total winnings would have been $6690. That’s a profit of $3990, and a ROI of 147.8%.

Bet $10 pick three boxes using the three picks in each race, you would have bet a total of seven different pick threes at a total cost of $1885. You would have won three different pick three bets for total winnings of $10,409. That’s a profit of $8524, and a ROI of 452%.

Bet $20 daily double boxes using the three picks in each race, you would have bet a total of eight different daily doubles for a total cost of $1440. You would have won four of those eight daily double bets for total winnings of $4234. That’s a profit of $2794, and a ROI of 194%.