The middle of Rockefeller Center, which six months ago was filled with ice skaters, played host to a much different scene on an unseasonably brisk June morning. The plaza was bustling with many of horse racing's elite, as well as a plethora of media, Wednesday for the GI Belmont S. draw, which was held in Manhattan instead of its traditional home in Belmont's Garden Terrace. The connections of Triple Crown hopeful American Pharoah (Pioneerof the Nile) were the highlight of the draw with cameras clicking away, capturing their every move. Trainer Bob...