Blushing B.J.  dealt Princess Cecilia her first career defeat when she blew past the tiring leader coming into the stretch and scored by two lengths in Saturday night’s $50,000 Sylvia Bishop Memorial Stakes for West Virginia-bred 3-year-old fillies at Charles Town. Only three horses contested the seven-furlong race on a sloppy, sealed track after four scratches. Blushing B.J. ($3.60), ridden by Oscar Flores for owner-trainer Tim Grams, covered the distance in 1:27.50 while winning for the fourth time in nine starts. She was beaten twice in stakes by Princess Cecilia last year. Princess Cecelia, 4 for 4 as a 2-year-old, tired in the stretch while making her first t start since December but still easily held second, 6 ¼ lengths in front of Buckle Bunny Babe.