NoMile for Nobiz

- Two winners at Belmont on Saturday for Barclay Tagg; now hitting an even .300 at ten for thirty at this meeting, nice. Moral Compass, a two-year old son of Grand Slam, was striding out nicely while widening his lead in the stretch of the 6th, graduating in his second turf try.

And then Nobiz Like Shobiz put on a show in the Jamaica Handicap. A bit further back than usual under Javier Castellano, the son of Albert the Great crept up around the turn, and found himself in behind horses. But once he shifted out for room, man, this colt came flying home in a final eighth of 11.68.

He's unbeaten on the grass, and would seem to make an interesting candidate for the Mile. But Tagg will point him instead to the Hollywood Derby, as he did after Showing Up won the Jamaica last year. The Form reported last month that Showing Up has recovered from his suspensory injury, and will be pointed to a Gulfstream campaign next year.