The Breeders’ Cup will be run on November 4 and 5 at Keeneland Race Course in Lexington, Kentucky. In all, there will be fourteen races run in these world championships over two days. What does it mean when the best of the best from every division comes together?.... Longshot winners are more prevalent and the adrenaline she is a flowing. Will we see the likes of Arcangues (133 to 1 1993 Classic), Court Vision (64 to 1 2011 Mile) Take Charge Brandi (62 to 1 2014 Juvenile Fillies), or Order of Australia ( 73 to 1 2020 Mile) ?... Let’s look at some runners that might just shake up the world.

Juvenile Turf Sprint

Sharp Aza Tack (15-1) – Trained by Doug O’Neill and ¾ of length from being unbeaten in 3 starts

Juvenile Fillies

Vegas Magic (30-1) Another O’Neill trainee that is 3 for 4 lifetime with a good late kick

Juvenile Fillies Turf

Comanche Country (15-1) Irish-bred Phil D’Amato trainee has won three in a row

Juvenile

Curly Jack (20-1)- Just a nose away from three wins in four starts for trainer Tom Amoss

Juvenile Turf

Really Good (30-1)-One win and two seconds in three starts and trained by Mike Maker

Filly and Mare Sprint

Chi Town Lady (20-1)-Won last out and jockey Flavien Prat has a way of making it happen

Turf Sprint

Caravel (20-1)- Brad Cox trained and won last out here at Keeneland

Dirt Mile

Slow Down Andy (30-1)- Runs strong on the lead for trainer Doug O’Neill

Filly and Mare Turf

Going to Vegas (20-1) Likes to get out front and go with hopes of stealing it

Sprint

CZ Rocket (20-1)-Strong closer for trainer Peter Miller that needs a hot early pace

Mile

Beyond Brilliant (20-1)-winner of 2 of last 3 and Victor Espinoza rides

Distaff

Secret Oath (15-1)- Kentucky Oaks winner has the late run to make it happen

Turf

Gold Phoenix (20-1)- 3 wins and never been out of the money in 9 starts

Classic

Life is Good (6-1) not a big longshot but front-running speed can be lethal