Race 2: Pocket Player (#5) Was wide throughout in his last start over an Aqueduct turf course that favors runners that can save ground. All prior starts came as a 2-year-old, and he has a right to be an improved horse with added maturity. Returns as a first-time gelding in his first start for the Tom Bush barn. 12-1 on ML   Race 4: Naples Parade (#1) Unleashed a furious late rally to nearly get up to win her debut. Is closely related to Zenyatta, since both are daughters of Street Cry, and this filly's dam is a half-sister to the champion mare. DRF Formulator Fact: Bill Mott is 10 for 40 (25%, $2.41 ROI) with maidens coming off layoffs of 180 days or more in turf routes. 6-1 on ML :: Get TimeformUS PPs for these races at Belmont Race 8: Tathqeef (#4) Handled this distance in the early summer at Belmont, beating the talented Rocketry. Was three- to four-wide throughout last time over a turf course that was favoring runners that raced near the rail. His preferred stalking running style gives him an advantage in a race lacking much pace. 5-2 on ML