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The Belmont Stakes is the third and final jewel of the Triple Crown, and US Racing is your authoritative destination for 2026 Belmont Stakes odds, contender analysis, and expert picks. Whether you're placing a futures bet after the Preakness Stakes or looking for live race-day odds, this guide covers everything you need to bet smarter on the Test of the Champion.
The 158th running of the Belmont Stakes takes place on Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, New York. Post time is approximately 6:49 PM ET. The total purse stands at $2 million, with $1.1 million awarded to the winner. The race is contested at 1¼ miles (10 furlongs) over dirt by three-year-old Thoroughbreds. Note: This year's Belmont Stakes is held at Saratoga Race Course while Belmont Park undergoes a major redevelopment project.
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| Race | 158th Belmont Stakes — The Test of the Champion |
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| Date | Saturday, June 6, 2026 |
| Post Time | Approximately 6:49 PM ET |
| Location | Saratoga Race Course, Saratoga Springs, New York |
| Distance | 1¼ Miles (10 Furlongs) — Dirt |
| Purse | $2,000,000 ($1.1M to the winner) |
| Field | Three-Year-Old Thoroughbreds |
| Fixed Odds | Available Now at BUSR — Bet Today's Price |
The road to the 158th Belmont Stakes is taking shape in the weeks following the Preakness Stakes. The field is forming ahead of the June 6, 2026, race at Saratoga Race Course in New York. Post positions will be assigned following the gate draw on Monday, June 1, 2026.
| 2026 Belmont Stakes Fair Odds | ||
| Official post positions, contenders and odds will be published following the post-position draw on Monday, June 1, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. ET. | ||
| PP | Horse / Trainer | Fair Odds |
|---|---|---|
| TBD | RenegadeTBD · T. Pletcher | 9/5 |
| TBD | Golden TempoTBD · C. DeVaux | 9/2 |
| TBD | Chief WallabeeTBD · W. Mott | 5/1 |
| TBD | CommandmentTBD · B. Cox | 5/1 |
| TBD | Emerging MarketTBD · C. Brown | 7/1 |
| TBD | Growth EquityTBD · C. Brown | 14/1 |
| TBD | PotenteTBD · B. Baffert | 16/1 |
| TBD | OcelliTBD · W. Beckman | 20/1 |
| TBD | Chip HonchoTBD · S. Asmussen | 22/1 |
| TBD | OttinhoTBD · C. Brown | 25/1 |
Last Updated on 05/18/2026
Golden Tempo, coming off his dominant victory in the Kentucky Derby, has emerged as the clear betting favorite after bypassing the Preakness Stakes and targeting the Belmont directly with trainer Cherie DeVaux. Preakness Stakes winner Napoleon Solo has officially bypassed the Belmont Stakes — trainer Chad Summers confirmed the horse will instead point to the Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park in July. With Napoleon Solo out of the picture, the Belmont field opens considerably for value plays, and the market shifts in favor of fresh horses and Peter Pan Stakes runners at generous prices.
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The 2026 three-year-old crop has completed the first two legs of the Triple Crown, and the Belmont field is taking shape ahead of the June 6, 2026, race at Saratoga. Preakness Stakes winner Napoleon Solo has officially been scratched — connections confirmed he will bypass the Belmont and target the Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park in July instead. The following profiles cover the 11-horse probable field as of post-Preakness week. The gate draw takes place on Monday, June 1, 2026.
The odds shown are estimates from the US Racing handicappers' board and don't reflect the real money-line odds. Post positions are listed as TBD pending the gate draw on Monday, June 1, 2026. Official morning line odds will be released following the draw. This page will be updated as the field is confirmed.
| Horse | Golden Tempo | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Cherie DeVaux | Jockey | Jose Ortiz |
| Sire | Curlin | Top Speed Fig | 106 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 1st (106 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | The Kentucky Derby winner and morning line favorite for the 2026 Belmont Stakes, Golden Tempo arrives at Saratoga with the top speed figure in the field (106) and the freshness advantage of skipping the Preakness. Trainer Cherie DeVaux made the bold and historically sound decision to bypass the second jewel and target the 1¼-mile Belmont directly. A Curlin colt is bred for classic distances — Curlin himself was one of the most dominant horses in recent history at route distances — and Jose Ortiz in the irons from post 2 is an ideal draw for a closing style. The 35-day rest since the Derby is one of the most proven Belmont preparation paths. His Win odds will be compressed to a short price by Triple Crown narrative and public enthusiasm — structure exotics around him and direct straight Win bets to overlays. | ||
| Horse | Renegade | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Todd Pletcher | Jockey | Irad Ortiz Jr. |
| Sire | Into Mischief | Top Speed Fig | 104 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 2nd (104 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | The most compelling value play in the 2026 Belmont field. Renegade finished just behind Golden Tempo in the Kentucky Derby and bypassed the Preakness Stakes to arrive at Saratoga with the same 35-day freshness cycle as the favorite — but at a significantly more generous price. Todd Pletcher is a four-time Belmont winner with an exceptional record at Saratoga, and Irad Ortiz Jr. aboard from the rail draw is an ideal combination for a closing style at Saratoga's one-turn layout. An Into Mischief colt carries a pedigree profile that translates well to classic distances. The public will load onto Golden Tempo at a short price, compressing the Win pool and creating overlay value on Renegade at a double-digit price. At the right price, this is the single best Win value in the 2026 Belmont and the most important horse in any serious exotic ticket. | ||
| Horse | Commandment | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Brad Cox | Jockey | Luis Saez |
| Sire | Into Mischief | Top Speed Fig | 103 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 7th (103 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | Brad Cox's Into Mischief colt posted a 103 Equibase figure in the Kentucky Derby despite a seventh-place finish, and Cox made the correct decision to bypass the Preakness and target Saratoga fresh. Cox won the Belmont with Essential Quality (2021) and has consistently peaked horses for the classic distance. A Pacesetter/Stalker running style is a potential tactical weapon in a 2026 field loaded with closers — if Commandment controls the early fractions from post 5, he could steal the race at a generous price. Luis Saez has Belmont experience and knows the Saratoga setup well. A key Trifecta and Superfecta inclusion, and a live Win contender if the pace scenario develops in his favor. | ||
| Horse | So Happy | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Mark Glatt | Jockey | Mike E. Smith |
| Sire | Runhappy | Top Speed Fig | 101 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 9th (101 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | Mark Glatt's Runhappy colt finished ninth in the Kentucky Derby but is one of three confirmed pacesetters in the 2026 Belmont field. In a race heavily populated by closers and stalkers, So Happy could find an uncontested lead if the other front-runners (Commandment, Talk To Me Jimmy) concede the early position. Runhappy is primarily a speed sire, which raises legitimate stamina questions at 1¼ miles, and a 101 Equibase figure is below the top contenders. However, pace-setters who steal soft fractions in the Belmont historically produce outsized exacta and trifecta payouts when the closers can't run them down. Mike E. Smith — a Hall of Fame jockey with multiple Belmont wins — is a significant positive. Include in Trifecta and Superfecta tickets as the tactical wildcard in the race. | ||
| Horse | Potente | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Bob Baffert | Jockey | Juan J. Hernandez |
| Sire | Into Mischief | Top Speed Fig | 100 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 12th (100 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | Bob Baffert's Belmont entry arrives off a disappointing 12th-place Derby finish, but Baffert is a five-time Belmont Stakes winner (American Pharoah 2015, Justify 2018, among others) and has repeatedly revived horses from poor Derby performances for the classic distance. Potente's 100 Equibase figure is below the top tier, but Baffert horses frequently produce career-best efforts in the Belmont after a freshening cycle. A Stalker/Closer profile suits Saratoga's one-turn layout, and the all-time leader in Belmont victories knows precisely how to peak a horse for this moment. Use cautiously in Superfecta tickets — hold Win exposure unless Saratoga workout reports show a significant fitness upgrade in the weeks before June 6. | ||
| Horse | Emerging Market | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Chad Brown | Jockey | Flavien Prat |
| Sire | Candy Ride | Top Speed Fig | 99 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 10th (99 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | Chad Brown's second Belmont entry from Klaravich Stables brings Flavien Prat — one of the most accomplished jockeys in American racing — aboard a horse with a Candy Ride pedigree ideally suited to the 1¼-mile Belmont distance. Emerging Market finished 10th in the Derby but showed steady improvement across his prep campaign, and Brown bypassed the Preakness to give him the full rest cycle pointing at Saratoga. Brown won the Belmont with Ruler on Ice (2011) and Tonalist (2014) and deploys a three-pronged 2026 attack maximizing Klaravich's chances. A 99 Equibase figure understates Emerging Market's ceiling — Brown horses consistently improve sharply in the Belmont after measured Derby efforts. A Trifecta and Superfecta inclusion at a generous price. | ||
| Horse | Grown Equity | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Chad Brown | Jockey | Manny Franco |
| Sire | Nyquist | Top Speed Fig | 98 |
| Last Race | 2026 Peter Pan Stakes (G3) -- 1st (98 fig). The Peter Pan is the traditional Belmont prep at Saratoga. | ||
| Analysis | The most overlooked horse in the 2026 Belmont field and the primary longshot Win value. Grown Equity won the Peter Pan Stakes, the traditional Saratoga Belmont prep, and is trained by Chad Brown — the same conditioner who used the Peter Pan-to-Belmont path to win with Ruler on Ice (2011) and Tonalist (2014). Brown bypassed both the Derby and Preakness with this horse, building the perfect freshness cycle for a peak Belmont effort. A Nyquist colt is stamina-bred for 1¼ miles, and the Peter Pan path has produced Belmont winners at exactly this price range historically. The 98 Equibase figure from the Peter Pan significantly understates his ceiling — Brown horses routinely post career-best figures in the Belmont. At a likely generous price against the Triple Crown narrative horses, Grown Equity is the single best longshot Win value in the 2026 Belmont and an automatic inclusion in every Trifecta and Superfecta ticket. | ||
| Horse | Chief Wallabee | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | William Mott | Jockey | Junior Alvarado |
| Sire | Constitution | Top Speed Fig | 98 |
| Last Race | 2026 Kentucky Derby (G1) -- 4th (98 fig, May 2, 2026). Bypassed the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | William Mott's Constitution colt ran a credible fourth in the Kentucky Derby, posting a 98 Equibase figure in an 18-horse field. Mott won the Belmont with Drosselmeyer (2010) and is among the most cerebral trainers at Saratoga, where his record is consistently strong. Constitution is a sire whose progeny are known for developing at classic distances, and the freshness advantage from skipping the Preakness is real. A stalking style from post 3 is well-positioned for Saratoga's one-turn configuration. Junior Alvarado is an underrated Saratoga rider with deep track knowledge. At a likely mid-tier price, Chief Wallabee is a legitimate Trifecta and Superfecta inclusion with modest Win value at the right odds. | ||
| Horse | Ottinho | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Chad Brown | Jockey | Dylan Davis |
| Sire | Quality Road | Top Speed Fig | 97 |
| Last Race | 2026 Blue Grass Stakes (G1) -- 2nd (97 fig). Bypassed both the Derby and the Preakness Stakes. | ||
| Analysis | Chad Brown's third Belmont entry and the freshest horse in the entire 2026 field, having bypassed both the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes to point directly at Saratoga. Ottinho finished second in the Blue Grass Stakes (G1) and is bred by Quality Road — a sire whose progeny are effective at classic distances — for exactly this kind of long-term, patient preparation. Brown deploys a three-pronged Belmont attack with Grown Equity, Emerging Market, and Ottinho, maximizing Klaravich's chances. The 97 Equibase figure from the Blue Grass is the lowest in the field, but the maximum freshness advantage is a genuine factor at 1¼ miles. Deep Superfecta inclusion at a generous price — a low-cost way to cover Brown's full attack. | ||
| Horse | Ocelli | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | D. Whitworth Beckman | Jockey | Tyler Gaffalione |
| Sire | Connect | Top Speed Fig | 99 |
| Last Race | 2026 Preakness Stakes (G1) -- 4th (99 fig, May 16, 2026) | ||
| Analysis | The lone horse in the field who has faced two legs of the Triple Crown, Ocelli's fourth-place Preakness finish gives him a graded stakes placing at 1 3/16 miles. The step up to 1¼ miles is a question mark for a Connect colt, but Tyler Gaffalione is adept at finding effective closing positions and the extra distance may actually suit Ocelli's running style. Trainer D. Whitworth Beckman is a lesser-known conditioner on the Triple Crown stage, which typically generates overlay prices at the windows — the public underestimates horses from outside the major barns. A 99 Equibase figure from the Preakness is competitive at this level. At a likely generous price, Ocelli is a prime $0.10 Superfecta speculation — low cost, meaningful upside if his Preakness form translates forward at the classic distance. | ||
| Horse | Talk To Me Jimmy | Post Position | TBD |
| Trainer | Rudy Rodríguez | Jockey | Ruben Silvera |
| Sire | Modernist | Top Speed Fig | 96 |
| Last Race | 2026 Peter Pan Stakes (G3) -- 2nd (96 fig). Used the Peter Pan Stakes as Belmont prep. | ||
| Analysis | Rudy Rodríguez's Modernist colt used the Peter Pan Stakes as his Belmont prep, finishing second to stablemate rival Grown Equity with a 96 Equibase figure — the lowest in the 2026 Belmont field. The step up in class and distance from the Peter Pan to the Belmont is significant, and Talk To Me Jimmy faces a genuine challenge at this level. However, as a Pacesetter in a field loaded with closers, he could find himself in a lone-speed scenario if So Happy and Commandment are content to sit just off the pace — a dynamic that historically produces significant exacta and trifecta upsets. At maximum overlay pricing against the elite closers in this field, include him only in wide $0.10 Superfecta tickets at negligible cost. Monitor Rodríguez's Saratoga workout tab before race day. | ||
This year's Belmont Stakes is held at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, New York, while the historic Belmont Park in Elmont undergoes a major redevelopment project. Saratoga Race Course is one of America's most storied Thoroughbred racing facilities, featuring a sweeping one-turn main track ideally configured for the 1¼-mile Belmont distance, a spacious grandstand, and exceptional facilities for horses and horsemen. The "Graveyard of Favorites" has a long history of producing Belmont upset winners at generous prices.
| → Read more: Belmont Stakes at Saratoga Race Course 2026 — What to Expect and How to Bet |
Since 2000, the Kentucky Derby winner has started in the Belmont 14 times and won 5 of those races — including Triple Crown winners American Pharoah (2015) and Justify (2018). The 2026 setup is distinct: Golden Tempo bypassed the Preakness and arrives at Saratoga fresh, which is historically the most successful path for a Derby winner to win the Belmont. Derby winners who skip the Preakness and target the Belmont directly win at a significantly higher rate than those who attempt all three legs. Sharp bettors who track the prep cycle and connections' post-Preakness statements often find early value before the market fully adjusts to this dynamic.
| → Read more: Kentucky Derby Winner in the Belmont — Historical Win Rate and Betting Implications |
US Racing's horse racing analysts have broken down the 2026 Belmont field with one goal: finding the best bets at the right price. Here's our current expert assessment of the market in the week following the Preakness Stakes.
| US Racing Expert Analysis - 2026 Belmont Stakes |
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| [SOLID BET] Renegade (Todd Pletcher / Irad Ortiz Jr.): The Kentucky Derby runner-up bypassed the Preakness Stakes and arrives at Saratoga with the same 35-day freshness advantage as Golden Tempo — but at a significantly more generous price. Pletcher is a four-time Belmont winner with a superb Saratoga record, and Irad Ortiz Jr. is an ideal rider for a closing style at Saratoga's one-turn layout. The public will compress Golden Tempo's Win odds to a short price, creating meaningful overlay value on Renegade at a double-digit price. This is the most important horse on any serious exotic ticket and the primary straight Win value in the 2026 Belmont. |
| [VALUE PLAY] Grown Equity (Chad Brown / Manny Franco): The Peter Pan Stakes winner is the most overlooked horse in the race. Brown has won the Belmont twice with Peter Pan horses using this exact blueprint — bypass the Derby and Preakness, win the Peter Pan, peak for Saratoga. A Nyquist colt with stamina breeding, a winning prep at the traditional Belmont prep distance, and the master of the Belmont prep cycle in the trainer's box. At a likely generous double-digit price against the Triple Crown narrative, Grown Equity is the primary longshot Win value in the 2026 Belmont and an automatic inclusion in every Trifecta and Superfecta ticket. |
| [LONGSHOT] Commandment (Brad Cox / Luis Saez): Brad Cox's Pacesetter/Stalker is the most dangerous tactical horse in the race. In a field heavy with closers and stalkers, a horse that controls the early fractions could steal the Belmont at a significant price. Cox won the Belmont with Essential Quality (2021) and knows exactly how to position a horse to win at Saratoga. At a likely generous price, include Commandment in all Trifecta and Superfecta tickets as the pace-controlling wildcard — and consider a modest Win bet if pre-race pace analysis suggests he will get an uncontested lead. |
| [SCRATCHED] Napoleon Solo (Chad Summers) — Bypassing Belmont, targeting Haskell Stakes: The 2026 Preakness Stakes winner has officially withdrawn from the Belmont Stakes. Trainer Chad Summers confirmed that Napoleon Solo will instead point to the Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park in July. His absence removes the marquee Derby winner vs. Preakness winner matchup from the Belmont, opens the field considerably, and significantly improves the overlay value on Renegade and Grown Equity. Adjust all exotic tickets accordingly — Napoleon Solo should not appear on any Belmont ticket. |
Jockey assignments for the 2026 Belmont Stakes will be finalized following the gate draw on Monday, June 1, 2026. Several top-tier connections are already confirmed: Jose Ortiz rides Golden Tempo for Cherie DeVaux, Irad Ortiz Jr. rides Renegade for Todd Pletcher, and Flavien Prat rides Emerging Market for Chad Brown. Manny Franco, who has multiple Saratoga meet titles to his name, pilots Grown Equity for Chad Brown. Mike E. Smith — a Hall of Fame jockey and multiple Belmont winner — brings unmatched experience aboard So Happy. Note: Preakness winner Napoleon Solo has officially bypassed the Belmont and will not appear in the jockey market for this race.
Q: Who is the favorite for the 2026 Belmont Stakes?
A: Golden Tempo (Cherie DeVaux / Jose Ortiz) is the expected morning line favorite after winning the Kentucky Derby and bypassing the Preakness Stakes to target Saratoga fresh. The official morning line will be released following the post-position draw on Monday, June 1, 2026. Renegade (Todd Pletcher / Irad Ortiz Jr.) is expected to be the second choice. Note: Preakness winner Napoleon Solo has officially bypassed the Belmont — his absence further opens the market and improves overlay value on the mid-price contenders.
Q: How do Belmont Stakes odds work?
A: Traditional Belmont wagering is pari-mutuel: all bets on a race go into a communal pool, the track takes its cut (typically 17-20%), and the remainder is divided among winning tickets. Odds represent the ratio of money bet against a horse relative to the total pool. BUSR offers fixed odds, where your payout is locked in at the time you place your bet, regardless of subsequent market movement — a critical advantage when backing a horse like Renegade before Triple Crown narrative compresses his price.
Q: When are Belmont Stakes odds updated?
A: Live futures odds at BUSR racebook are updated continuously in the three-week window between the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes. The most significant updates come immediately after the Preakness, following trainer announcements about Belmont plans, and after the post-position draw.
Q: Where is the 2026 Belmont Stakes being held?
A: The 2026 Belmont Stakes is being held at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, New York, while the historic Belmont Park in Elmont, New York, undergoes a major redevelopment project. Saratoga Race Course offers a sweeping one-turn main track perfectly configured for the 1¼-mile Belmont distance.
Q: What is the Belmont Stakes purse in 2026?
A: The 2026 Belmont Stakes purse is $2 million. The winner receives $1.1 million, second place earns $400,000, third place earns $200,000, fourth place earns $100,000, and fifth place earns $60,000.
Q: Can I bet on the Belmont Stakes with fixed odds?
A: Yes. BUSR offers fixed-odds betting on the Belmont Stakes, meaning the price you see when you place your bet is the price you get paid — regardless of how the tote market moves on race day. This is particularly valuable for bettors who identify post-Preakness overlays like Renegade before the market corrects and the Triple Crown narrative drives heavy action toward Golden Tempo.
Q: How many horses run in the Belmont Stakes?
A: The 2026 Belmont Stakes probable field currently stands at 11 horses following the confirmed withdrawal of Preakness winner Napoleon Solo, who will instead target the Haskell Stakes at Monmouth Park in July. The Belmont Stakes does not use a qualifying points system — connections simply declare for the race. Fields typically range from 10 to 14 horses, drawn from Derby returnees, fresh horses who bypassed one or both earlier Triple Crown legs, and Peter Pan prep runners.
Q: Is Golden Tempo trying for the Triple Crown in 2026?
A: No. Golden Tempo won the 2026 Kentucky Derby but bypassed the Preakness Stakes, making a Triple Crown impossible this year. The Belmont Stakes is a straight contest among the 11-horse field. Preakness winner Napoleon Solo has also officially bypassed the Belmont to target the Haskell Stakes in July, meaning there will be no Derby winner vs. Preakness winner showdown at Saratoga. Golden Tempo arrives as the clear morning line favorite on freshness and talent in an open field.
Q: Do fresh horses that skipped the Derby and Preakness win the Belmont?
A: Yes, historically. Horses that bypassed both earlier Triple Crown legs — the most extreme freshness approach — have won the Belmont Stakes multiple times. Chad Brown has won twice with Peter Pan horses using exactly this path. Grown Equity (Peter Pan winner, Brown, Klaravich Stables) is the primary example in 2026. Always check the entries carefully for lightly raced horses with elite trainer connections pointing directly at Saratoga.
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