ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Like a Gem, who is coming off a second-place finish in the seven-furlong Fury Stakes here May 7, drew post 4 and has been installed as a lukewarm 5-2 morning-line favorite for Sunday's $500,000 Woodbine Oaks. A field of 10 was announced for the 51st running of the Woodbine Oaks, a 1 1/8-mile race for Canadian-bred 3-year-old fillies, at the ceremonial draw here Thursday. Seductively, a front-running winner of the 1 1/16-mile Selene Stakes here last time out, has drawn post 6 and is the morning-line second choice at 3-1. Post position shouldn't play much of a role at the Woodbine Oaks distance but both Danny Vella, who trains Like a Gem, and Ian Black, who trains Seductively, were satisfied with their starting points. "At a mile and an eighth, you've got a pretty good run to the first turn," said Vella. "She's not going to be back too far. You don't want an outside post; you can break bad sometimes. "She's not going to be back too far in the first turn. Post 4 suits us pretty well." Said Black: "We're happy. We didn't want to be inside, and didn't want to be right on the outside either. "She's got natural speed; I don't know who else might want the lead." Regular rider Robert Landry will ride Like a Gem. Gerry Olguin retains the mount aboard Seductively. Owned by Sam-Son Farm and trained by Mark Frostad, Strike Softly is the morning-line third choice at 9-2 and will begin from post 9 under rider Todd Kabel. Sweet Breanna and Kimchi, one-two in a first-level allowance race at 1 1/16 miles here May 13, also will have their share of supporters in a wide-open Woodbine Oaks. Sweet Breanna will break from post 3 under apprentice Justin Stein, who has been her regular jockey this season, while Kimchi, who will race without blinkers for the first time, starts from post 2 under regular rider Patrick Husbands. Rounding out the field are London Snow, winner of the seven-furlong Lady Angela in her last start; Our Madison, who upset Like a Gem in the 1 1/16-mile Ontario Lassie last year; Questuary, who finished last of four in the Selene and will be racing with blinkers for the first time; Wedded Woman, who is going turf-to-dirt and making her first start since the Gulfstream meeting; and Executive Flight, a surprise entrant who ran third in the Lady Angela. Our Madison is cross-entered in the $100,000 Alywow, a 6 1/2 furlong turf race for 3-year-old fillies on Sunday. Feathered Diamond, who had been expected to be a second Woodbine Oaks starter for Sam-Son, was an 11th-hour no-show. "She came back lame in her hind end, this morning," said Frostad, adding that Feathered Diamond's problem was detected just before her Thursday gallop. The field Woodbine OaksPurse: $500,000; 1 1/8 miles PPHORSEJOCKEYODDS 1QuestuaryR. Sabourin15-1 2KimchiP. Husbands12-1 3Sweet BreannaJ. Stein8-1 4Like A GemR. Landry5-2 5Wedded WomanJ. Jones8-1 6SeductivelyG. Olguin3-1 7London SnowS. Bahen15-1 8Executive FlightJ. McAleney20-1 9Strike SoftlyT. Kabel9-2 10Our MadisonC. Fraser20-1 * All starters carry 121 pounds* Blinkers off: Kimchi* Blinkers on: Questuary* Track odds* Television: Sunday, The Score, 4:30 -5:30 p.m.