Sentence examples for bigger odds from inspiring English sources

But bigger odds are tempting against Rex Imperator (3.50).

Frankie Dettori has rejected him in favour of Colour Vision, at slightly bigger odds.

Aidan O'Brien's filly is down to 2-1 from 3s, while eight of her dozen rivals are now available at bigger odds than Thursday morning.

As a season nears the end, bookmakers tend to offer bigger odds than usual about a low number of cards being issued in games involving relegation-threatened teams.

So he was allowed to start at 7-4 for the 2009 Gold Cup, bigger odds than had been offered about him in any race for three years.

The second is overlooked by some bookmakers and one consequence of their omission is that there is yet another category of games in which the draw is sometimes offered at bigger odds than it should be.

"I kind of like big odds and tough fights.

Having met traffic when raised in trip at Ascot, he is worth one last chance at very big odds.

At big odds, I could see Tranquil Sea (5.30) running into the places and soggy ground would certainly suit him.

Enrol is the obvious improver in the big sprint handicap, but a small interest is perhaps warranted at big odds against Heavy Metal (2.55).

Siren's Song has come a long way quickly, however, and can outrun big odds if inexperience does not catch her out.