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I think I worded my original question poorly, because this thread, as simple as I thought it was, seems to be confusing a lot of people. My fault. Let me try again.... Birdstone: Big-price upset winner of the Belmont. One of two horses in the field with a prior Grade I win (the other being the favorite). Lemon Drop Kid: Big-price upset winner of the Belmont. One of three horses in the field with a prior Grade I win (the other being the favorite and a filly who had never run against boys). Empire Maker: Non-favorite winner of the Belmont. One of two horses in the field with a prior Grade I win. I was asking people if they knew of other similar situations. Yes, I am aware that it is possible to win the Belmont without a prior Grade I win. But I am curious to know if there have been other years where a big favorite was upset by a horse at a price who happened to be the only other Grade I winner in the field. And yes, I considered 2-1 a big price on Empire Maker. |