OLDSMAR, Fla. – Chad Stewart has been active in the entry box and in the winner’s circle this meeting, having won 6 races from 13 starters in the first seven days of racing, and he’s also put on his share of miles between Oldsmar and Ocala. The Nebraska native has a farm in Ocala, where he trains and prepares his runners, so there is a good bit of coming and going between his training headquarters and Tampa Bay Downs.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – The fall meeting at Betfair Hollywood Park ended Sunday with gains in all-sources handle and a significant spike from account-wagering sources, according to track president Jack Liebau.

The track released limited data Sunday, the end of the 24-day meeting.

Liebau said that all-sources handle, including ontrack, simulcasting, and account-wagering sources, would finish higher by “8 or 9 percent.”

“That’s a victory in itself,” he said.

LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. - Five weeks after she got loose in the barn area and suffered a severe tongue injury that required many stitches, Matabari won California’s richest Quarter Horse race in Sunday’s $2,024,075 Los Alamitos Two Million Futurity.

Ridden by Cruz Mendez, Matabari ($18.60) finished a nose in front of The August Heat, who was a nose in front of 2-1 favorite Freedom Choice in the field of 10. Matabari ran 400 yards in 19.68 seconds, earning $850,196 for owners Balgo Racing Team and Maryln Gonzalez.

Turf Paradise canceled its live race program Monday due to poor track conditions. Heavy rains pelted the Phoenix area in recent days. Racing is expected to resume Tuesday.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Horse owner Jeremy Peskoff was on the phone to his mother a few minutes after Weewinnin pulled a shocking upset in Sunday’s $200,000 King Glorious Stakes at Betfair Hollywood Park.

“We won a $200,000 race,” Peskoff said. “And he paid $122.”

There was no reason to wait to share the news.

Back Seat Roll racked up her fourth consecutive win Sunday at Sunland Park, when she conquered two turns in the $85,000 Enchantress. She won by 3 1/2 lengths over Desertsmagic. It was another 3 1/4 lengths back in third to Dandy Devona R F.

Back Seat Roll ($3) stalked the pace in third in the one-mile race for 2-year-old fillies bred in New Mexico, as Cat Meditation set fractions of 23.16 seconds for the opening quarter and 47.64 for the first half-mile. Back Seat Roll advanced through six furlongs in 1:14.19, then drove clear to cover the distance on a fast track in 1:40.95.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario — Heathcote led virtually all the way in a blow-out score Sunday in the 60^th running of the $177,700 Valedictory Stakes, the closing-day feature of the Woodbine meet. 

Heathcote set moderate fractions in the 1 ¾-mile marathon, while being hounded at times by Quaesitor. He opened up a clear lead heading into the far turn for the second time, and then coasted home on top by 12 ¼ lengths, in 2:59.42. 

Jockey Victor Carrero has been suspended for 30 days by Hollywood Park stewards Scott Chaney, Kim Sawyer, and Tom Ward after striking a jockey’s agent with a whip in an incident in the barn area in late November.

The incident stemmed from a dispute that Carrero had with agent Derek Lawson about a potential mount.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Grandeur, the winner of the Grade 2 Hollywood Turf Cup on Saturday, will leave California for England in coming weeks after his first international trip this fall.

It will not be his last road trip in the near future.

Owner Yvonne Jacques said trainer Jeremy Noseda plans to have Grandeur back on an airplane in early 2013. Following Saturday’s race at Betfair Hollywood Park, Jacques said that Grandeur will be pointed for a race on Dubai World Cup day at Meydan Racecourse in the United Arab Emirates on March 30.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. -   Csaba proved he was more than just a Calder horse for the course when he rallied to a convincing 3 3/4-length victory over Delegation in Sunday’s $100,000 Harlan’s Holiday at Gulfstream Park.

Csaba, who had registered each of his six previous wins over his home base at Calder, benefitted from a perfectly judged ride by jockey Luis Saez. Rating off a rapid early pace set by I’m Steppin It Up, Csaba slipped inside the leader to take command midway on the second turn, edged clear in early stretch, and gradually extended his advantage to the wire.