Stay Put - A horse that has found his way to the winner's circle three times in his career, some may be inclined to believe that Stay Put has a chance of winning the Belmont Stakes. However, with two disappointing graded stakes races under his belt, one has to wonder whether this horse has any business going up against the top three year olds in the sport.

Game on Dude - The only entry from trainer Bob Baffert, Game on Dude is coming into this race on fire after winning the G3 Lone Star Derby last month. Check out whether the oddsmakers know what they're talking about or not with this horse that they have made a steep underdog on Saturday.

Drosselmeyer - Once an odds on favorite to win the Dwyer at this track, the oddsmakers aren't showing much faith in Drosselmeyer up against a premier crop of three year olds at the Belmont Stakes. Is that lack of confidence justified? Find out all of the answers right here.

Fly Down - Not used in any of the other Triple Crown races, Fly Down is quickly becoming the subject of Belmont Stakes betting fans discussions. He was the winner of the G2 Dwyer last month on this very same track, and could be a tremendous contender to take down the Belmont Stakes on Saturday.

Uptowncharlybrown - Even though this is one of the few horses that hasn't netted at least $100,000 in earnings in his career, Uptowncharlybrown has the ability to win this race based upon his closing speed and distance breeding. Should you be betting on him in the biggest race of the weekend, though? Find out right here with Bang the Book.

Spangled Star - It's never a good sign when your owner says, "It wouldn't surprise me if we finished last." That's what Spangled Star is up against in the Belmont Stakes. He only has one career win under his belt and has yet to win a major race, but after watching Da'Tara pull off the stunt in 2006, can Spangled Star be the next shocking upset at Belmont Racetrack?

Dave in Dixie - Yet another horse that probably has no business running in the Triple Crown, Dave in Dixie has a chance to become the next in the line of horses that no one has ever heard of to come back and win with Calvin Borel along for the ride. Can "Bo-rail" pull it off again? We have all of the answers.

Interactif - Many thought that Interactif was going to sneak into the Kentucky Derby field, but bad weather kept him out of the Run for the Roses. This is a fresh horse, having not run since the Blue Grass Stakes, so check out why we're keeping a close eye on Interactif in the third leg of the Triple Crown.

First Dude - The runner up from the Preakness Stakes is back to try his hand at the mile and a half run at Belmont Racetrack. First Dude isn't a longshot anymore though, as he opened up at 7/2, the second choice on the board. Find out if the odds are worth it right here.

Stately Victor - Stately Victor took a month off after his eighth place finish in the Kentucky Derby, but one has to wonder if he can make it a mile and a half after struggling against a better crop of three year olds at Churchill Downs at a mile and a quarter. Here are Stately Victor's chances of victory on Saturday.

Make Music For Me - A three year old with a ton of promise, this is going to be the last chance that Make Music For Me has at making some history. The breeding is there to run a mile and a half, but there are still questions about whether this horse has the ability to win on the biggest stages of horse racing or not.

Ice Box - The favorite for the Belmont Stakes has the perfect pedigree for distance. Can Ice Box parlay a second place finish at the Kentucky Derby into a victory in the Big Apple on Saturday? Click here for all of the answers.