Westminster Dog Show Odds: Miniature Poodle Wins 2024 Best in Show

Sean Tomlinson

Last Updated: October 8, 2024 3:43 PM EDT • 1 min 34 sec read. Twitter link Google News Link

May 14, 2024; Queens, NY, USA; Winner of best in show, the miniature poodle, GCHG CH Surrey Sage, owned by Cathy Gauche and shown by Kaz Hosaka during the 148th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Mandatory Credit: Lucas Boland-Imagn Images

One of our best Ontario sports betting sites usually goes to the dogs while offering Westminster Dog Show odds.

Some come galloping toward their moment in the spotlight, while others amble happily at their own pace. They come in all shapes, sizes, and varying degrees of shagginess.

But they all arrive annually at the Westminster Dog Show, which typically features around 3,000 dogs from 200-plus breeds at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York.

The pups weave around polls and zip through tunnels before leaping obstacles, showcasing agility the bulk of us could only imagine. The crown jewel of the event, best in show, determines which dog and breed tops the charts. One lucky canine beaming and/or drooling joyfully gets that honor. In 2024 it was a miniature poodle named Sage, the fourth from the breed to ever earn the top spot.

And, of course, one of our best Ontario sports betting apps usually offers Westminster Dog Show odds. Here are the final odds in 2024 prior to when Best in Show was named.

Westminster Dog Show odds for 2024

Breed to win best in show

(Westminster dog Show odds via FanDuel Ontario as of May 10, 2024)

Breed	FanDuel
Terrier	+175
Spaniel	+550
Samoyed	+750
Pekingese	+1000
Poodle	+1000
French bulldog	+1100
Scottish deerhound	+1100
Retriever	+1400
Sheepdog	+1400
Australian Shepherd	+1600

*Odds available only in Ontario

Recent best in show winners

Year	Breed	Group
2024	Minatare poodle
2023	Petit basset griffon vendeen	Hound
2022	Bloodhound	Hound
2021	Pekingese	Toy
2020	Poodle	Non-sporting
2019	Wire Fox terrier	Terrier
2018	Bichon frise	Non-sporting
2017	German shepherd	Herding
2016	German shorthaired pointer	Sporting
2015	Beagle	Hound
2014	Wire Fox terrier	Terrier

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Group of best in show winner

Group	FanDuel
Terrier	+175
Hound	+240
Toy Group	+300
Sporting	+430
Working	+650
Non-sporting	+750
Herding	+1000

Westminster Dog Show Odds FAQ

What breed won best in show during the 2024 Westminster Dog Show?

A miniature poodle was named best in show during the 2024 event.

Which breed group has taken best in show the most at the Westminster Dog Show?

The terrier group has reigned supreme while taking the top honor 47 times.

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Sean Tomlinson

Sean Tomlinson has been in the sports media wilderness since 2009, and he joined Sportsbook Review in 2021. His work has been referenced in The New York Times and Forbes. He's also made appearances on The Fan 590 and TSN 1050. Sean is a regular bettor who places bets daily while using a handful of books. Most frequently, he uses FanDuel and bet365 due to the quality experience on those apps. While he'll often take an analytical approach, Sean enjoys the fun, recreational side of betting too, and embraces alternative markets on events like the Westminster Dog Show or Eurovision, or the many novelty props tied annually to the Super Bowl, for example. Beyond sports, Sean is also interested in the betting markets tied to politics, and especially those connected to American elections. He sees betting as a way to explore and engage in a deeper way, and takes that same view to his work. He plays poker periodically too, and is an avid fantasy sports player. Sean also previously spent time with Bleacher Report and theScore, all after earning his media studies degree from the University of Guelph-Humber.