The unbeaten Rough Draft will take on a competitive group of New York-breds on turf Sunday in the eighth race at Belmont Park. “This will help us find out where he belongs in the pecking order,” said trainer David Duggan. The two-other-than allowance is for 3-year-olds and up over six furlongs on the inner turf and it drew 14, with six entered main track only. Yarrow will start as a chief contender from the rail, while the promising Awesome Native moves to turf following a productive winter at Aqueduct. Rough Draft is 2 for 2, with both of his wins coming at Aqueduct in races run over six furlongs on turf. He accounted for a maiden special weight in November, then launched his 4-year-old season in April. Rough Draft made a statement, winning a first-level allowance for New York-breds in a blazing 1:07.92. “This is the next logical spot,” Duggan said. “It’s an acid test. There’s some [seasoned runners] in there and some new shooters. We have a license to improve second off the layoff. “I was quite surprised with him going as fast as he went last time for a horse who looks like he needs to go a little bit farther. He doesn’t look like a sprinter. He’s got a lot of length and size to him. In Ireland, they’d probably say he looks like a jumping horse. He has quite a bit of scope to him.” :: Take your handicapping to the next level and play with FREE DRF Past Performances - Formulator or Classic.  Duggan said Rough Draft is remaining at six furlongs for Sunday because of his record sprinting. “Ultimately, we’ll probably stretch him out,” he said. Rough Draft is a son of the War Front stallion Editorial. Rough Draft’s female family includes Marsh Side, a Grade 1 winner over 1 1/2 miles on turf. Rough Draft races for the partnership of Clear Stars Stable, Mitre Box Stable, and Big Toe Stables. He will break from post 2 under Trevor McCarthy. Awesome Native is another up-and-coming member of the division. He is moving to turf after winning two of four starts at Aqueduct. Awesome Native is by Practical Joke, who is getting 9 percent winners on the grass. Awesome Native’s dam, Bella Kateri, registered both of her wins on turf. Awesome Native exits a runner-up finish in a second-level allowance sprint for New York-breds that has become a key race. The winner, Listentoyourheart, came back to take a first-level allowance at Belmont with a Beyer Speed Figure of 100. The third-place finisher, Prince of Pharoahs, won a first-level allowance at Belmont, with a Beyer of 95. Jose Ortiz has the mount from post 7 for Farone Stables and trainer Jorge Abreu. Yarrow, an 11-time starter, comes off a runner-up finish to Runningwscissors in a second-level allowance for New York-breds on April 27 at Aqueduct. The winner covered six furlongs on firm turf in 1:08.47, then returned one start later to account for a second-level allowance against open company at Belmont with a Beyer of 94. ◗ The New York-bred Shutters is a leading contender against open company in the fourth race, a first-level allowance for 3-year-olds and up over 1 1/16 miles on the inner turf. He is coming off a runner-up finish at this level and overall is 3 for 5. :: Want to learn more about handicapping and wagering? Check out DRF's Handicapping 101 and Wagering 101 pages.