DRF sales editor Joe Nevills analyzes the Belmont Stakes field, in post position order, in the form of Haiku, a Japanese poem of 17 syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five. Mubtaahij Bred for the distance But his Derby was so-so Can’t get excited Tale of Verve Shocking Preakness run But we’ve seen this play before It ends off the board Madefromlucky Peter Pan winner Takes a third swipe at Pharoah On a track he likes Frammento Place in history: The Derby’s first “21” Nothing changes here American Pharoah The crown’s on the line Which challenge is most daunting? Rivals or miles? Frosted Staged Derby rally And gets better in New York Should put in a run Keen Ice Best run of his life Put him seventh at Churchill A hard cause to back Materiality Shades of Summer Bird In resume, Derby run Not a complete toss Prediction The Pharoah dethroned Goes down swinging to Frosted Eight, three fill super