The upcoming G2 Remsen Stakes on Saturday, December 2, at 3:17 PM ET at Aqueduct Racetrack in New York is the ninth race of the day, featuring a $250,000 prize purse. Ten horses are poised to compete, with Dornoch leading the pack with 5-2 odds for victory.

Several contenders in this race showcase commendable track records and are looking to sustain their momentum, while others have encountered recent challenges. Bettors should concentrate on a chosen few that merit close attention.

Seven of the 10 horses in the field are coming off recent wins. Nine total have placed in the top three, which should make this a tight race to watch.

Explore the diverse betting options in the competitive landscape of the 2023 Remsen Stakes. Identify potential victors through thoughtful analysis and delve into wagering possibilities such as trifecta and exacta with the highlighted contenders provided.

Dornoch 5-2

Dornoch has had an appealing start to her career, boasting a win and two second place finishes in three starts. He is coming off a win at the Keeneland MSW in the middle of October. This level of consistency should be a factor in his ability to place well.

Sierra Leone 4-1

Sierra Leone only has one win on his resume in the only race he has entered, which was at the Aqueduct MSW in early November. However, with trainer Chad Brown and jockey Jose L. Ortiz running with him, he has an excellent chance at success.

Billal 12-1

Billal has appealing odds for this race, as he has a win and two third place finishes under his belt in three events so far. His recent performance was a third place finish at the Nashua LS in early November here at Aqueduct. He is trained by the legendary William Mott, so there might be a chance he places well here.

Check out the betting odds provided by MyBookie for the 2023 Remsen Stakes. Browse through the listed horses to align with your preferred betting choices.

Moonlight is coming off a second place finish at the Street Sense G3 event. He is the only horse in the field coming off a graded stakes event, making him arguably the horse to beat here. Compared to the field, he has the better resume of performances, with a win and two second place finishes in three events.