The 2013 Triple Crown season concludes today at Belmont Park with the one-and-a-half mile, $1 million Belmont Stakes. This year's Belmont features a full field of 14 colts (and one filly) in what appears to be an extremely wide-open race featuring Kentucky Derby winner Orb and Preakness winner Oxbow. This race also features some longshots and one of them is Frac Daddy, who is listed as 30-1 Odds to win the Belmont Stakes.

The race is open to 3-year-old thoroughbreds that weight 126 pounds and will run the 1.5-mile course. Frac Daddy finished 16th and was never a factor in the Kentucky Derby and was a last-minute addition to the Belmont field after training brilliantly over the past several weeks at Churchill Downs. Frac Daddy, who finished second at 23-1 Odds  in the Arkansas Derby, arrived at Belmont on Tuesday and wasted little time getting a good feel for the racetrack, open-galloping 1 1/8 miles in 2:09 and change from the mile pole with a 25.52-second quarter-mile from the top of the lane to the wire thrown in for good measure.

When word came down that Frac Daddy was clocked working 5 furlongs in 1:04.75 on Wednesday, it was as much news to trainer Kenny McPeek as anyone. "I caught him going :372⁄5 for the three-eighths and that wasn't what I had planned at all. I wanted to go in :15, :15, :15 yesterday and then work him today," McPeek said. "So today we slowed him down."