Belmont Stakes 2020: Post positions, morning line, with Tiz the Law as 6-5 favorite

Tiz the Law is the 6-5 morning line favorite for Saturday's $1 million Belmont Stakes at Bel Mont Park. The Barclay Tagg-trained multiple Grade 1 winner will break from the eight post against nine competitors. NBC Sports will broadcast the 152nd BelMont Stake on June 20 from 3-6 p.m. ET.

Tapit's son Tapit won at Belmont Park on June 4. Tiz the Law is the favorite for Bel Mont Stakes 2020.

2. Sole Volante won the Grade 3 Sam F. Davis at Tampa on Feb. 20. He nearly rallied from last in the Tampa Bay Derby on March 20 and will benefit from a quick pace. Belmont Stakes 2020 is 6-5 favorite for Tiz the Law.

Joel Rosario will ride Max Player in Belmont Stakes 2020. Tiz the Law is the favorite.

The Modernist is 15-1 favorite for Belmont Stakes 2020. He won his first race at Aqueduct on Jan. 25 and the Grade 2 Risen Star at the Fair Grounds on Feb. 15. In his last start on March 21 he was unable to rally from off the pace and got struck wide around the first turn.

Farmington Road is a 15-1 longshot. Javier Castellano rides him. Farmington road finished second in the $200,000 Oaklawn Stakes on April 11. He finished fourth in Grade 1 Arkansas Derby on May 2. Belmont Stake 2020 is 6-5 favorite for Tiz the Law.

Doug O'Neill's horse is 30-1 favorite for Tuesday's Belmont Stakes. He won the Group III UAE 2000 Guineas at Meydan Race Course in Dubai on Feb. 6.

7. JUNGLE RIDE is a 50-1 outsider. He was beaten 22 lengths in the Arkansas Derby on May 2 at Oaklawn Park.

Tiz the Law is the favorite for Belmont Stakes 2020. He has four wins in five career starts and is a Grade 1 winner in the field.

After breaking his maiden with a 96 Beyer Speed Figure on March 29 at Gulfstream Park, this Quality Road colt survived a rough trip to win the $75,000 Unbridled Stakes at the Gulf Stream Park on April 25.

Ricardo Santana, Jr. rode Precipitated to third place in the Grade 3 Matt Winn Stakes on May 23 at Churchill Downs. Precimant won the first two races of his career at Oaklawn Park.