While betting Dual Qualifiers (horses that have a dosage index of less than or equal to 4.00 and are within ten pounds of the highweight in the Experimental Free Handicap) has not been a successful angle in the Kentucky Derby in recent years (Street Sense was the first DQ to win the Derby since 1997), it has been dynamite in the Belmont Stakes thanks to big payoffs from victories by Lemon Drop Kid in ’99 at 29-1 and Birdstone in ’05 at 36-1. However, it looks like for the 5th time in 8 years we won't have a DQ in the field.

Year	WINNER	ODDS	DQ	Profit/Loss
1981	Summing	7.9	1	-$2.00
1982	Conquistador Cielo	4.1	1	-$4.00
1983	Caveat	2.6	1	$1.20
1984	Swale	1.5	1	$4.20
1985	b-Crème Fraiche	2.5	1	$9.20
1986	Danzig Connection	8	2	$23.20
1987	Bet Twice	8	2	$37.20
1988	Risen Star	2.1	1	$35.20
1989	a-Easy Goer	1.6	3	$34.40
1990	Go And Go	7.5	2	$30.40
1991	Hansel	4.1	3	$34.60
1992	A.P. Indy	1.1	2	$34.80
1993	Colonial Affair	13.9	2	$30.80
1994	Tabasco Cat	3.4	1	$28.80
1995	Thunder Gulch	1.5	1	$31.80
1996	Editor's Note	5.8	3	$39.40
1997	a-Touch Gold	2.65	1	$37.40
1998	Victory Gallop	4.5	1	$35.40
1999	Lemon Drop Kid	29.75	3	$90.90
2000	Commendable	18.8	0	$90.90
2001	Point Given	1.35	3	$89.60
2002	Sarava	70.25	0	$89.60
2003	Empire Maker	2	0	$89.60
2004	Birdstone	36	1	$161.60
2005	Afleet Alex	1.15	2	$161.90
2006	Jazil	6.2	0	$161.90