LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Uncle Mo and Goldikova have a chance to win a Breeders' Cup race for the second year in a row this weekend. Old news. Uncle Mo won the 2010 Juvenile like the second coming, and Goldikova has won the last three Miles. Less recognized this week are three other horses who can repeat in a BC race. They include Eldaafer, who is after his second Marathon, and Chamberlain Bridge, seeking back-to-back wins in the Turf Sprint, and Big Drama, going for a second straight Sprint. Those races fall in the shadow of the weekend's main events, but the Filly and Mare Turf gets second billing only to the Ladies' Classic on Friday, and the 2010 Filly and Mare Turf winner, Shared Account, has been all but forgotten one year later. The collective memory loss stems in part from the fact many racing fans knew little of Shared Account when she won the 2010 Filly and Mare Turf. At 46-1, she was the longest-priced winner in the race's history, and since the 2010 Breeders' Cup, Shared Account has raced only twice, finishing fourth in the Gallorette on May 21 and sixth Sept. 18 in the Canadian Handicap. "Clearly, people are going to be skeptical about her running in the race again," said trainer Graham Motion. "I have no doubt she'll be a similar price to last year. She's just had a very mixed-up year." Shared Account, a 5-year-old Pleasantly Perfect mare, worked a snappy five furlongs in 1:00.60 Sunday morning on the all-weather training track at Fair Hill, Md., Motion's home base, and was to ship to Churchill on Monday. Motion called the work "pretty routine for her," and feels Shared Account comes into the 2011 BC as well prepared as she was one year ago. Motion didn't intend for Shared Account to have such a lean season. He said that carrying a 125-pound impost while racing on a wet Pimlico course in the Gallorette "really jarred her up." "It took until the middle of the summer to get her back to where she was doing well," he said. Shared Account's recent sixth-place finish at Woodbine won't set handicappers atwitter, but she was beaten only 3 1/2 lengths in the Canadian, and Motion believes it was an ideal prep race. "I would have loved to see her win it or hit the board, but in retrospect, she performed as well as could have been expected," said Motion. "What I needed was to get a race into her and come out of it well, and that's what she did." Shared Account picked up an additional Filly and Mare Turf rival on Sunday, when the Motion-trained Aruna was removed from consideration for the Ladies' Classic in favor of Friday's grass race. Aruna hasn't raced beyond 1 1/8 miles in the U.S. phase of her career, and finished sixth in her lone overseas start at a longer distance. Whether Aruna can produce her best form at 11 furlongs on Friday is uncertain. "I feel great about running both these fillies," Motion said. "I set out with both these fillies at the beginning of the year hoping this is where we'd end up."   Filly and Mare Turf, Post Time: 6:50 ET Friday Purse: $2,000,000; 1 3/8 mile; gr. I Post Horse Trainer Jockey ML Odds Dubawi Heights Simon Callaghan Joel Rosario 8-1 Stacelita Chad Brown Ramon Dominguez 2-1 Harmonious John Shirreffs Martin Garcia 30-1 Cambina Jeff Bonde Garret Gomez 30-1 Nahrain Roger Varian Frankie Dettori 7-2 Announce Andre Fabre Maxime Guyon 9-2 Aruna Graham Motion Julien Leparoux 6-1 Perfect Shirl Roger Attfield John Velazquez 30-1 Shared Account Graham Motion Edgar Prado 30-1 Distorted Legacy Angel Penna Jr. Rajiv Maragh 30-1 Dynaslew Seth Benzel Corey Nakatani 30-1 Misty For Me Aidan O'Brien Ryan Moore 10-1