Belmont Stakes Betting

Betting favorites have won about 44% percent of the Belmont Stakes. Odds-on favorites are a less productive 12-for-30 and the last five were defeated. The last odds-on favorite to win the Belmont was the last Triple Crown winner, Affirmed in 1978. Big Brown was favored to win the Belmont Stakes and become a Triple Crown Winner; however, he finished in last place.

The fastest and easiest way to wager on the Belmont Stakes is online. If you bet online for the Belmont, please make sure you choose a reputable company. Belmont-Stakes.info takes no responsibility for the services these websites provide.

Below are our top choices for licensed and safe wagering:

All Horse Racing - All Horse Racing is a privately traded, international gaming company focused on the thoroughbred and harness horse racing market. Members have the ability to place wagers online on over 100 racetracks including Churchill Downs, Del Mar, Philadelphia Park, Pimlico Race Course and Belmont Park. Real time audio and video feeds are available for free. All Horse Racing also offers ESPN style Poker, Casino games and a Sportsbook which are all accessible with a single account. Accepts players from most states and countries.  Visit site

Go Horse Betting - Since 2003, Gohorsebetting.com has been providing clients horse betting tips, strategy and news. With a free membership, members can
wager on over 100 racetracks, play the virtual derby, wager on sports, casino games as well as play their favorite multiplayer poker game. Considered one of the
industry leaders in online horse betting, Gohorsebetting.com offers a free bet on the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes. Customer support
is award winning and available 24 hours a day 365 days a year. Visit site >>

Horse Betting offers FREE membership, 3% Rebate on ALL horse bets (win OR lose), 5% CASH bonus on ALL deposits and a 5% REBATE on your sports and casino losses each month! Graded Stakes races are all here for you: Gulfstream, Santa Anita and over 100 other racetracks in North America and in Europe.  This is a well known site and caters to the recreational horse bettor as well as the seasoned bettor. Horse Betting offers increased maximums on bets if requested by customer on a case-by-case basis. Horse Betting >>

Youbet.com - Youbet.com is one of the first online horse betting websites and is the official website for ESPN and CBS Sportsline.  It is publicly traded. There is a membership subscription fee, but the first sixty days are free. Great audio and video feeds. Does not accept players from residents of the following states: Alaska, Georgia, Hawaii, Missouri, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, U.S. Virgin Islands and Utah. Visit site

Twinspires.com - The home of Churchill Downs Incorporated's online wagering site. US racing fans will have the opportunity to watch and wager on Churchill Downs Incorporated and Magna Entertainment races on twinspires, in addition to races held at other popular tracks across the country.

Very good interface for the bettor. However, membership is limited to citizens of only 12 states. Because of a lawsuit with the horsemen, twinspires has been limited in the races that it can offer online. We give this a HUGE thumbs up-- but you will definately need an alternate racebook if you like betting on more than Churchill Downs races.

TVG - TVG is the interactive horseracing network that combines live, televised coverage from over 60 of America's premier tracks with the convenience of wagering from home online, by phone, and where available, set-top remote control. TVG is owned by Gemstar and is publicly traded. Wagering services are only offered in California, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Virginia, Washington and Wyoming.

***UPDATE: TVG was purchased by Betfair.com. Betfair.com is a well respected international sports and gambling company.