ELMONT, N.Y. - With track announcer Tom Durkin singing her praises through the stretch, Doremifasollatido split horses and drew clear to win the Grade 2 Matron Stakes here at Belmont Park last fall. Crowned last year's champion New York-bred juvenile filly on the strength of that performance, Doremifasollatido makes her first start since the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies in Friday's $65,000 Fall Aspen Stakes at Belmont Park. Doremifasollatido drew the rail for the six-furlong overnight stakes, and will meet Southern Charmer, Puddy de Luca, Daily Star, and Light Green in her first start since a five-wide trip in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies. In that race, Doremifasollatido sustained a chip in a front ankle that required surgery. She had two easy three-furlong breezes in Ocala, Fla., and has worked four times since returning to Belmont Park for Jimmy Jerkens. "She did very well down in Florida, we haven't had any problems," said Jerkens. "She probably could've used one more workout, but everyone's been in the same boat because of the [rainy] weather. We wanted to get her going and get a race into her before the Acorn." Southern Charmer, Puddy de Luca and Light Green come off first-level allowance wins. The latter two fillies are cross-entered in Saturday's $65,000 Just Smashing Stakes at Monmouth Park. Puddy de Luca, claimed by Butch Reid from a debut victory over $25,000 maidens, has won all three of her starts at Philadelphia Park. She had clear leads at the pace call in each of those races, but may be hard-pressed through the opening fractions by Light Green. Light Green won 2 of 3 starts at Gulfstream Park for Todd Pletcher, and her allowance win earned a Beyer of 91. That is the top figure in the race, and it was validated when second-place finisher First Passage came back to win a $50,000 stakes next time out. Yes She's a Lady impressive In Wednesday's $66,700 Deceit Stakes, another Pletcher-trained filly, Yes She's a Lady ($7.20), gave a strong indication that she has Acorn-type ability. Yes She's a Lady was off slowest from the rail, but rushed up to get the lead, shook off 6-5 favorite Holdontoyourdream around the turn, and steadily drew off to win the one-mile Deceit by 10 lengths under John Velazquez. Yes She's a Lady, who has won three in a row by a combined margin of better than 22 lengths since adding blinkers, ran the mile in 1:35.60. Olde Glamour was second at 37-1 in the field of six, edging Hopeful Image. Seattle Smooth tops Shuvee field Seattle Smooth, whose only loss from five starts on dirt was a third in last year's muddy Black-Eyed Susan, drew the rail for Saturday's Grade 2 Shuvee Handicap. The 120-pound highweight, Seattle Smooth will concede from five to eight pounds to Striking Tomisue, Granted Tiger, Color Me Up, Sea Chanter, and Are We Dreamin. In her final start last year, Seattle Smooth defeated 3-year-old filly champ Proud Spell in the Grade 2 Fitz Dixon Cotillion. She returned from a seven-month layoff to win the Bed o' Roses in handy fashion for trainer Tony Dutrow. "She went seven-eighths last time in a short field," said Dutrow. "I was taking a 'let's just see how this goes' approach and she was in striking position the entire race. The Big Sandy is not for everyone . . . I just hope she likes it."