Hall of Fame jockey Kent Desormeaux was supposed to ride Dullahan in the Belmont Stakes, but failed a breathalyzer test on May 18. That knocked him out of riding on Tiger Walk in the Preakness, but Desormeaux has found a replacement ride for the Belmont this weekend.

The 42 year old will be riding long-shot Guyana Star Dweej -- and, ironically enough, "dweej" in Hindu means "born again".

"Yes. I'm excited," Desormeaux told the New York Daily News. "This is a historical race, a big event. I'm thrilled to be involved."

Dullahan is expected to have the second- or third-best odds in the race behind I'll Have Another. But now Desormeaux, who began a six-week alcohol rehabilitation last week, will try to add to a Hall Of Fame career that includes one Belmont win by finishing higher than most expect on Guyana Star Dweej.

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