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Citizen Bull was as short as 8-1 to win Kentucky Derby 2025.

Not anymore.

The Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winner remains the favorite in
Las Vegas futures betting, but his odds drifted in the last week from 10-1 to 11-1
at Caesars Sportsbook Nevada.

Barnes, the $3.2 million colt who made a green albeit
winning debut last month at Churchill Downs, shortened again. After opening at
33-1, he shortened again from 18-1 to 15-1 to become the second choice Sunday
night. That gives six-time Derby-winning trainer Bob Baffert the top two horses
among the 81 on the board in Nevada.

Kentucky Derby prep: Poster wins Remsen Stakes.

Poster, who earned 10 Derby qualifying points Saturday when
he won the Grade 2 Remsen at Aqueduct, opened at 45-1. Runner-up Aviator Gui
was cut from 75-1 to 66-1. He was not as short in the Derby futures as
third-place Tux and fourth-place Studlydoright, each at 55-1.

Patch Adams was one of the biggest movers on the Las Vegas board.
After earning a 98 Beyer Speed Figure, according to Daily Racing Form,
for his maiden win last weekend at Churchill Downs, he shortened this past week
from 33-1 to 22-1.

These were the Kentucky Derby futures odds Sunday night on
the Caesars Sportsbook Nevada app. They are shown with last week’s odds,
trainers and the result of each horse’s most recent race.