DEL MAR, Calif. – The undefeated 2-year-old star Executiveprivilege has seen the last of sprints for a while after her fourth career win in Saturday’s Grade 1 Del Mar Debutante. At Santa Anita this fall, Executiveprivilege will have a campaign geared toward securing the 2-year-old filly championship. [Complete coverage of racing at Del Mar: News, PPs, and video] Sunday, trainer Bob Baffert said that Executiveprivilege is likely to have two starts at the meeting – the $250,000 Chandelier Stakes over 11/16 miles on Sept. 29, a race formerly known as the Oak Leaf Stakes, and the $2 million Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies over 1 1/16 miles on Nov. 2. The Chandelier Stakes offers a fees-paid berth to the BC Juvenile Fillies, making a win in that race vital. Executiveprivilege has never run beyond seven furlongs, but the added distance of the Santa Anita races is not a concern, Baffert said. “She only ran the last part,” he said of the Del Mar Debutante. “Distance is not a problem. She wasn’t spent after the race.” Owned by Mike Pegram, Karl Watson, and Paul Weitman, Executiveprivilege has won three stakes. The Del Mar Debutante was her first start in a Grade 1. Ridden by Rafael Bejarano, she closed with a wide rally to catch pacesetter Beholder in the final stride to win by a nose. Executiveprivilege ($3.60) ran seven furlongs in 1:23.43. “That was a hell of a horse race,” Baffert said. “I was glad I was on the right end.” The narrow result marked the second consecutive day that a Baffert-trained runner beat a runner trained by Richard Mandella in a close photo. Friday, Baffert’s horse Fed Biz beat Mandella’s horse Jimmy Creed by a neck in the $100,000 El Cajon Stakes over a mile. Walking off the track after the Del Mar Debutante, the two Hall of Famers crossed paths. “I thought I got beat,” Baffert said to Mandella. “I’m getting tired of this [stuff],” Mandella said, laughing. There will be a rematch for their 2-year-old fillies. Beholder is a candidate for the Chandelier Stakes, too. Recent winners target Grade 1 stakes Two other winners from Saturday’s program may start in Grade 1 races at Santa Anita on Sept. 29. Dirty Swagg, the winner of a one-mile maiden race for 2-year-olds, is a candidate for the $250,000 Frontrunner Stakes over 1 1/16 miles, a race formerly known as the Norfolk Stakes. Trained by owner-breeder Myung Kwon Cho, Dirty Swagg made his fourth career start on Saturday. Ridden by David Flores, Dirty Swagg raced wide throughout and won by a half-length. Cho said the Frontrunner Stakes could be a prep for the BC Juvenile on Nov. 3. “That’s my dream,” he said. Self Preservation, who won an optional claimer over six furlongs in her first start since March, is a candidate for the $250,000 Zenyatta Stakes over 1 1/16 miles on Sept. 29. The Zenyatta Stakes was known in past years as the Lady’s Secret Stakes. Trainer Ben Cecil said that Self Preservation could also start the $100,000 L.A.Woman Stakes over 6 1/2 furlongs on Oct. 7. Owned by Paul Reddam, Self Preservation was third in the Grade 1 Santa Margarita Invitational Stakes at Santa Anita in March.