15-6 NFL Moneyline Picks... From a Camel

According to an AP article on the ESPN website, a camel in New Jersey went 15-6 this year, including a correct pick of the Giants over the Pats in the Superbowl. With that win, the camel is now 89-51 lifetime.

Would a proper analysis of whether the camel is better than a coin flip need to include the spreads on each game picked? Or is it enought that the expected random results should be divided 50/50?

If the expected result is 50/50, is the camel's record significantly better than random?

According to my math, the odds of luck this good or better are 1 in 931. That is using the binary distribution, not a Gaussian estimate.

As long as he was randomly picking then his odds wouldn't matter whether it was against the spread or straight up.

If I ran a zoo I would have every single animal make such picks. One of them would probably finish with a record this good and give the zoo some good free publicity.