Race 1:  The card kicks off with the Grade 3 Vagrancy. It pulled a field of only five fillies and mares and is led by the returning #4 Separationofpowers. A Grade 1 winner at both 2 and 3, Separationofpowers has had a chip removed from an ankle since she was last seen on the track finishing fourth in the Cotillion.  Her trainer, Chad Brown, is 10 for his last 50 with dirt sprinters returning from 180+ day layoffs (20%) with a low $1.49 ROI, and is 0 for 4 in stakes races in that sample. On the other hand, Separationofpowers aired impressively in her career debut and returned from a long layoff last year to finish a very good fourth in the Victory Ride despite stumbling badly at the start.  I'm using her and I am going to try to add some value with #5 Holiday Disguise. She is the co-longest price on the morning line and is good enough to beat this field with her best race.  A: 4, 5 B:  None Race 2:  Scratch 2-1 morning line favorite #5 Lion Dance, leaving a field of five. No. 6 Principled is making his first start since last August, which is also his only start, but I will single him in the pick 5. He ran well in that race while chasing in a solid field going six furlongs before settling for third. He is bred to go long and Pletcher is strong in situations like this - past five years, 180+ day layoff, dirt, route: 34 for 86, 40%, $2.86 ROI; 8 for 17 in that sample with maidens, 47%, $4.04 ROI.  A: 6 B: None Race 3:  This is a much more open race than either of the first two. I prefer #1a Dance Till Dawn (4 for 4 on turf), #2 Miss Mystique (82 Beyer winning a turf sprint over a good field last November and tactical speed from the rail), and #8 Enthusiastic Gal (hard-hitting mare is 3 for 3 over Belmont turf and turned back effectively on turf last year). No. 10 Science Fiction ran well with a tough trip when returned to turf last time and can be used, and #11 Factoring also fits with her good race, and she will be a price. A: 1a, 2, 8 B: 10, 11 Race 4:  The Grade 3 Peter Pan is a prep for the Belmont Stakes and has a purse of $300,000, and yet could only draw a field of five. I prefer #1 Intrepid Heart and will lean on him in the pick five. Intrepid Heart was impressive winning around two turns in his career debut despite taking pace pressure, and he was even more impressive in his second start when closing down a clear rival through Keeneland's short stretch with a 92 Beyer. He is bred to go all day and will not be compromised by pace.  A: 1 B: None Race 5:  The strength of this race was on the AE list and none of those horses drew in to the race. That leaves class-dropping #6 Rhode Island as a heavy favorite. He did not run well when returned to NY last month but he earned Beyers between 79 and 87 in his prior five starts, and all of those figures are faster than any race any of his rivals have ever run. He drops for this and is supposed to be very hard to beat.  My backups will be #2 Whiskey Is My Wine, #4 Power Boss, #5 Lundqvist, and #10 Crypto Gold.  A:  6 B:  2, 4, 5, 10