The incomparable Foiled Again was in the winner's circle for the 90th time in his illustrious career after he got up in the stretch to win the $50,000 Robert Kane Memorial Pace on Saturday night at Batavia Downs in 1:52 2/5. Driven by Kevin Cummings, Foiled Again got away in fifth in the field of six while Scott Rocks (John Cummings Jr.) shot through from the inside to grab the lead.  1-5 favorite Mel Mara (Jim Morrill Jr.) moved out of the pocket to try and take away the front from Scott Rocks before the 26 4/5 opening quarter, but Cummings Jr. put the whip up and drove on, forcing Morrill Jr. to retreat back into the two-hole. Scott Rocks would go on to reach the half in 54 4/5, but Polak A (Shawn Gray) had come first-over out of third prior to that post, and he would advance to engage and then overtake Scott Rocks before the 1:22 4/5 three-quarters.  Foiled Again had been third-over behind Polak A and Southwind Amazon (Shawn McDonough), but Cummings had him three-wide at three-quarters, and he began to quickly advance. Foiled Again surged into second on the final turn, and in the stretch he would join Polak A in a fight to the finish.  Showing the heart and deterimination that he has throughout his career, Foiled Again would get by Polak A late, then pull away to win by a length and a quarter.  Mel Mara, who got stuck behind the retreating Scott Rocks, had to settle for third. "When I tipped him three-wide I thought Shawn was a little empty, so when I rolled up on him, I was pretty confident he had him," Cummings said. Ron Burke trains Foiled Again, a 12-year-old Dragon Again gelding, for owners Burke Racing Stable LLC., Weaver Bruscemi LLC., and JJK Stables LLC.  The winner's share of the purse boosted his career earnings to $7,441,508.  Sent off at 9-1, Foiled Again paid $20.20 to win.