Belmont Stakes 2. Meet the contenders and watch them run. Without a Triple Crown on the line, Saturday's Belmont Stakes will feature a field of horses from four categories - two Triple Crown campaigners, four Preakness skippers, two Preakness carryovers and four shooters.

The Belmont Stakes web site lists 1. Belmont Stakes, which has a scheduled post time of 5: 3. CDT June 1. 0 at Belmont Park in Elmont, New York.

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Classic Empire and Lookin At Lee are the horses likely to run in all the Triple Crown races this year. After Lookin At Lee finished second and Classic Empire ran fourth in the Kentucky Derby on May 6, they switched finishing positions at the Preakness Stakes on May 2. The horses that ran in the Kentucky Derby coming back to Triple Crown racing after skipping the Preakness are Irish War Cry, J Boys Echo, Patch and Tapwrit. Eight of the past 2. Belmont winners came from the Kentucky Derby after skipping the Preakness. Continuing on the Triple Crown trail after joining the circuit at the Preakness are Multiplier and Senior Investment. The Belmont horses that haven't been seen in the Kentucky Derby or the Preakness are Epicharis, Hollywood Handsome, Meantime and Twisted Tom.

The full field of 3- year- old entries will be set at the post draw on Wednesday, when the morning- line odds will be announced. After winning the Kentucky Derby on May 6, Always Dreaming faded down the stretch from the lead to an eighth- place finish in the Preakness. The colt will skip the Belmont to prepare for the summer racing season. Cloud Computing won the Preakness and is bypassing the Belmont for the same reason. A rundown on the horses most likely to enter the 2.

Belmont Stakes (On Monday, Gormley was confirmed for Belmont Stakes entry, and the colt has been added to this list): Classic Empire was the morning- line favorite for the Kentucky Derby but came in fourth after a turbulent trip out of the gate. The colt came within a head of winning the Preakness Stakes but ended up second when overtaken by Cloud Computing. Now the Belmont Stakes is the last chance for the best 2- year- old of 2.

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Triple Crown race. Classic Empire won the Grade 1 Breeder's Futurity and Breeder's Cup Juvenile last year. A lackluster start to his 3- year- old campaign with a fourth- place finish at the Grade 2 Holy Bull Stakes was erased by a victory in the Grade 1 Arkansas Derby to warm up for the Kentucky Derby. Trainer: Mark Casse. Jockey: Julien Leparoux.

Record: 9- 5- 1- 1. Earnings: $2,5. 20,2. Pedigree: Sambuca Classica by Pioneerof the Nile. Epicharis was released from quarantine on Saturday, allowing the colt to make his U. S. debut in the Belmont Stakes. Epicharis won his first four races in Japan before running second in the UAE Derby in Dubai in his most recent race on March 2.

Trainer: Kiyoshi Hagiwara. Jockey: Christophe Lemaire. Record: 5- 4- 1- 0. Earnings: $9. 20,2. Pedigree: Stapes Mitsuko by Gold Allure. Gormley went into the Kentucky Derby off a victory in the Santa Anita Derby on April 8, but came in ninth in the Run for the Roses.

Gormley won his first race and led wire- to- wire in the Grade 1 Front. Runner Stakes to start his stay at Santa Anita on Oct. Then came a seventh- place finish at the Breeders' Cup Juvenile - 1. Classic Empire. Gormley won the Grade 3 Sham Stakes to start his 3- year- old season, then slumped to a fourth- place finish in the Grade 2 San Felipe Stakes before his big win in the Santa Anita Derby one month later. Trainer: John Shirreffs. Jockey: Victor Espinoza, who road 2. Belmont winner  American Pharoah.

Record: 7- 4- 0- 0. Earnings: $9. 20,0. Pedigree: Race to Urga by Malibu Moon. Hollywood Handsome has two stakes races among his nine outings - a fourth- place finish in the Grade 2 Louisiana Derby on April 1 and a fifth- place finish in the Grade 3 Illinois Derby on April 2. Hollywood Handsome broke his maiden on Jan. Churchill Downs on May 1. Trainer: Dallas Stewart.

Jockey: Florent Geroux. Record: 9- 2- 0- 3. Earnings: $1. 23,4. Pedigree: Ladyflickerflacker  by Tapizar. Irish War Cry was sailing toward the Kentucky Derby - 3- for- 3 to open his career. Then came the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth Stakes, and Irish War Cry came in seventh - 2. Gunnevera. The colt bounced back in the Grade 2 Wood Memorial, running strong in the stretch to win by 3.

April 8 to re- establish himself as a solid Kentucky Derby contender. But the Run for the Roses resulted in a 1. Irish War Cry's most recent race.

Trainer: Graham Motion. Jockey: Rajiv Maragh. Record: 6- 4- 0- 0. Earnings: $6. 99,4. Pedigree: Irish Sovereign by Curlin. J Boys Echo has run in stakes races the past five times out - the Grade 3 Delta Downs Jackpot Stakes on Nov. Grade 3 Withers Stakes on Feb.

Grade 3 Gotham Stakes on March 4, Grade 2 Blue Grass Stakes on April 1. Grade 1 Kentucky Derby on May 6. J Boys Echo won the Gotham Stakes in one of the fastest runs by a 3- year- old this year, but the colt finished 1.

Kentucky Derby. Trainer: Dale Romans. Jockey: Robby Albarado. Record: 7- 2- 1- 1.

Earnings: $3. 49,6. Pedigree: Letgomyecho by Mineshaft. Lookin At Lee got into the Kentucky Derby only because two horses, both ahead of Lookin At Lee in the point standings, didn't enter run. The colt took advantage of that good fortune by finishing second in the Run for the Roses, passing 1. Lookin At Lee came back with a fourth- place finish in the Preakness Stakes. Lookin At Lee won twice at Ellis Park and finished second in the Grade 3 Iroquois Stakes and Grade 1 Breeders' Futurity as a 2- year- old. As a 3- year old, he ran in the Grade 3 Southwest Stakes, Grade 2 Rebel Stakes and Grade 1 Arkansas Derby, finishing third twice and sixth once, before his surprising showing at the Kentucky Derby.

Trainer: Steve Asmussen, who saddled 2. Belmont winner Creator. Jockey: Irad Ortiz, who rode 2.

Belmont winner Creator. Record: 1. 1- 2- 3- 2. Watch People Hold On Online Hitfix. Earnings: $9. 42,7. Pedigree: Langara Lass by Lookin At Lucky. Meantime did not race as a 2- year- old, and while the colt has never finished out of the money, he's less than seven weeks removed from breaking his maiden. A second- place finish in the Grade 3 Peter Pan Stakes on May 1. Meantime on to the Belmont Stakes.

Trainer: Brian Lynch. Jockey: Mike Smith, who rode 2. Belmont winner Palace Malice and 2. Belmont winner Drosselmeyer. Record: 4- 1- 2- 1.

Earnings: $8. 3,7. Pedigree: Livermore Leslie by Shackleford. Multiplier did not race as a 2- year- old, but after finishing third in his first outing and second in his second race, he won his third outing in March. On April 2. 2, Multiplier won the Grade 3 Illinois Derby by a head after being fifth at the three- quarter pole to look Preakness ready. But his sixth- place finish at Pimlico was as high as the colt ran during the race. Trainer: Brendan Walsh.

Jockey: Joel Rosario, who rode 2. Watch One And Two Online Hoyts. Belmont winner Tonalist. Record: 5- 2- 1- 1. Earnings: $1. 87,3.

Pedigree: Trippi Street by The Factor. Patch didn't race as a 2- year- old and lost his left eye in an accident before getting on the track.

In maiden special weight races at Gulfstream Park, he came from ninth in the stretch to finish second by a neck before winning his second time out. Patch made his stakes debut in the Grade 2 Louisiana Derby on April 1 and finished second by 1.

Girvin. That was good enough for a Kentucky Derby spot, and Patch finished 1. Run for the Roses.

Trainer: Todd Pletcher, who saddled 2. Belmont winner Palace Malice and 2. Belmont winner Rags to Riches. Jockey: John Velazquez, who rode 2. Belmont winner Union Rags and 2. Belmont winner Rags to Riches.