Tapit shouldn't be favourite - Dickinson

Michael Dickinson says the bookmakers have got it wrong in making Tapit favourite for the 130th running of the Kentucky Derby.

Wed, 14 Apr, 2004 - 18:18

Michael Dickinson says the bookmakers have got it wrong in making Tapit favourite for the 130th running of the Kentucky Derby.

The son of Pulpit won Saturday’s $750,000 (€628,200) Grade One Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and is now 9-2 favourite with William Hill to land the 10-furlong event at Churchill Downs on May 1.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Aqueduct Place: Churchill Downs Place: Maryland Place: Vegas Place: Gulfstream Park Person: Tapit Person: Dickinson Person: Michael Dickinson Person: Pulpit Person: William Hill Person: Master David Event: Kentucky Derby Event: Florida Derby Event: America’s Triple Crown Event: Run for the Roses’Event: Derby

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