DRF Breeding staff writer 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. Frac Daddy Sophomore slump hits hard Still seeking the follow-up To his maiden win Freedom Child Crushed the local prep Not a strong precursor to Belmont Stakes success Overanalyze He’s due for a win If his form pattern holds up Doubt he’s good enough   Giant Finish New York-bred comes home Looks like a nice Grade 3 horse In a Grade 1 race Orb A deflating loss But he seems built for this race The pressure is off Incognito Bred to run all day But his résumé’s lacking Could sneak on the board Oxbow The Preakness winner Pace will dictate destiny Won’t sneak off again Midnight Taboo Raw maiden winner Faces heroic class jump Doesn’t have a prayer Revolutionary Got his trip last out Javier climbs back aboard Should fire again Will Take Charge Traffic in Derby Just plain got beat in Preakness Will pass in Belmont Vyjack A dud at Churchill Trainer’s under microscope Can’t get excited Palace Malice The blinkers come off After suicide Derby A wild card here Unlimited Budget Girl power in force Class ought to trump Oaks setback Repole’s best shot Golden Soul Surprised at Churchill Was it the race of his life Or just warming up? Prediction: Who gets carnations? ¡Viva la Revolución! Five, six fill the tri