ELMONT, N.Y. – Lull and Pure Sensation, two of trainer Christophe Clement’s three Breeders’ Cup horses, put in workouts on a crisp Wednesday morning at Belmont Park.

Lull, pointing to the Juvenile Fillies Turf, went an easy five furlongs in 1:02.48, getting her final three furlongs in 36.47 seconds while reaching out nicely with her ears up and under minimal urging. She began her move at the half-mile pole and galloped out six furlongs in 1:16.24. Lull just ran second in the Jessamine Stakes at Keeneland two weeks ago.

Texas Chrome left his Remington Park base in Oklahoma City on Wednesday bound for Santa Anita, said trainer J.R. Caldwell. The horse is being pointed to the Grade 1, $1 million Breeders’ Cup Dirt Mile on Nov. 4.

“We timed it like this to make sure he got in, and all’s good,” said Caldwell.

Pre-entries for the Dirt Mile were taken Monday and announced Wednesday. There were 12 horses pre-entered in the race, which has a maximum gate of 12.

ELMONT, N.Y. – Bonus Points recorded his only victory in an off-the-turf maiden race at Belmont on Oct. 1. But he will be headed back to the turf in Saturday’s $100,000 Awad Stakes for 2-year-old males at a mile.

Bonus Points, trained by Todd Pletcher, debuted on turf, running fourth behind Oscar Performance, who came back to win the Pilgrim Stakes. While Bonus Points was beaten a total of 11 1/4 lengths in his debut, he was beaten only a length for second.

“He ran pretty well first time out, better than it looks,” Pletcher said.

ELMONT, N.Y. – Innovative Idea’s tour of North America makes a stop at Belmont Park on Saturday, when the stakes-winning 4-year-old filly runs in the Grade 3, $200,000 Turnback the Alarm Handicap for fillies and mares at 1 1/16 miles.

Innovative Idea, a daughter of Bernardini trained by Eoin Harty for Godolphin Racing, has raced this year at Tampa Bay Downs, Keeneland, Arlington Park, Prairie Meadows, Ellis Park, and, most recently, Churchill Downs.

ELMONT, N.Y. – The Canadian-based trainer Josie Carroll has made only two trips to Belmont Park in her career and doesn’t have fond memories of either one. She hopes for a different type of experience when she sends out Ami’s Flatter here in Saturday’s Grade 3, $200,000 Bold Ruler Handicap.

Ami’s Flatter will be Carroll’s third starter at Belmont. In 2001, Mapp Hill finished seventh in the Grade 3 Flash Stakes. Earlier this year, Ami’s Flatter ran fifth in the Grade 1 Metropolitan Handicap, 16 3/4 lengths behind the runaway winner, Frosted.

Breakin the Fever’s victory in the $142,000 Hudson Handicap last Saturday at Belmont Park gave the husband-and-wife training team of Ronald and Debra Breed their biggest career victory.

The Breeds have been based at Finger Lakes since the early 1980s. As Ronald Breed put it, “I train the horses, and Debra runs the barn.”

Ronald Breed is 71. Before setting up shop at Finger Lakes, he worked downstate for Hall of Fame trainer Eddie Neloy and for Johnny Campo.

No Breeders’ Cup race has produced more multiple winners than the Mile, and Tepin, despite having lost her most recent start, figures to be favored to become the sixth horse to win more than one edition of the Mile.

Tepin, who won the 2015 Mile at Keeneland by more than two lengths, was among 23 horses pre-entered in the Mile, which will have 14 runners at most, leaving nine horses on the outside looking in toward the main body of the field.

Golden Mischief has learned a new trick over the past several months and used it to win the $100,000 My Trusty Cat last Friday night at Delta Downs in Vinton, La. Now, she has earned a chance at the meet’s biggest prize for 2-year-old fillies. Trainer Steve Asmussen said Golden Mischief is being pointed to the Grade 3, $400,000 Delta Downs Princess.

ARCADIA, Calif. – Traditionally, the winning formula for the Breeders’ Cup Sprint has required not only a very fast horse but a lot of racing luck to successfully negotiate a short distance, six furlongs, through a large field. But that formula will change slightly this year since traffic may not be as big an issue, with only nine horses pre-entered for the Sprint on Monday.

The $1 million Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf could lose its probable favorite, but it gained an interesting addition when pre-entries for the one-mile grass race Nov. 4 at Santa Anita were announced Wednesday.