ARCADIA, Calif. - Red Sun held off a late threat from even-money favorite Ryehill Dreamer to win Sunday’s $80,760 Lure Stakes on turf at Santa Anita.

Red Sun ($5.80) was ridden by Rafael Bejarano, giving him a sweep of the two stakes at Santa Anita on the weekend before the Breeders’ Cup. Bejarano won Saturday’s Autumn Miss Stakes on Lady Ten.

Red Sun led throughout the Lure Stakes, run over a mile on turf. The 6-yeear-old Red Sun led by a length on the backstretch and was challenged on the turn by Ryehill Dreamer, who had not started in 17 months.

Horses trained by Joel Marr swept the three richest Thoroughbred races on the $2 million New Mexico Cup card at Zia Park on Sunday, with On Down the Road capturing the $180,000 Rocky Gulch, Iplaytricks upsetting 1-5 favorite Rose’s Desert in the $170,000 Peppers Pride, and Attitude E Racer accounting for the $170,000 Sprint.

The races were part of an 11-stakes card for New Mexico-breds. There were seven stakes for Thoroughbreds and four for Quarter Horses and together the races made for one of the richest statebred championship programs in North America.

Three flights carrying 16 horses based in England, Ireland, and France arrived without incident on Saturday at Santa Anita.

The first group in, traveling on a private charter, included the horses associated with the ruling family of Dubai. Next came a plane with other horses from England and Ireland, and finally the four horses, all fillies, that traveled from France.

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Mariel N Kathy and Notacatbutallama  captured  the$85,000  co-features at one mile on the Widener turf on Sunday’s getaway program exclusively for 2-year-olds at Belmont Park.

Notacatbutallama ($3.30), the runner-up in the recent Pilgrim Stakes, rallied from midpack to collar Bernie the Jet in the stretch and edged away to win the Incurable Optimist by 1 1/4 lengths for Todd Pletcher and John Velazquez. He ran one mile in 1:36.33 over a firm course.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Uncaptured, perfect in four starts on Polytrack in Canada before being upset when a troubled fifth in the Grey Stakes Oct. 7, is apparently just as skilled on dirt as on synthetic tracks.

Cut back to a one-turn mile and racing on dirt for the first time, Uncaptured proved much the best in the Grade 3, $114,800 Iroquois Stakes on Churchill Downs’s opening-day Stars of Tomorrow card for 2-year-olds on Sunday.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario — The favored Nipissing caught 27-1 shot Strut the Course in the final strides to capture the $250,800 Princess Elizabeth Stakes and remain unbeaten Sunday at Woodbine.

Strut the Course raced in ninth early before making a bold, five-wide bid on the far turn in the 1 1/16-mile  route for 2-year-old fillies. She looked the part of a winner on a clear lead in midstretch, but the imposing Nipissing closed under a strong handling from Steve Bahen to prevail by a half-length, in 1:45.25.

Temperature 65  Sunny  Main Track Fast/Turf Firm

ARCADIA, Calif .-  The weather was Chamber of Commerce  beautiful Sunday morning at Santa Anita, a perfect complement to the beehive of Breeders’ Cup workout activity that featured a number of impressive breezes, topped by an eye-catcher of a move from Breeders’ Cup Classic favorite Game On Dude.

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ARCADIA, Calif. - Bourbon Bay, the winner of six turf stakes at Santa Anita in his career, will miss Saturday’s $3 million Breeders’ Cup Turf, trainer Neil Drysdale said on Sunday.

“We’re going to skip it,” Drysdale said. “We didn’t think he worked satisfactorily.”

Saturday at Santa Anita, Bourbon Bay worked six furlongs on turf in 1:13.40. Drysdale said that as a substitute for the BC Turf that Bourbon Bay will be considered for the $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup at Betfair Hollywood Park on Dec. 15.

ARCADIA, Calif. – The longest shot in the Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic field posted the day’s fastest half-mile workout Sunday at Santa Anita.

Class Included blazed in 47 seconds under Joe Steiner, fastest of 65 works at the distance. Afterward, trainer Jim Penney and assistant Kay Cooper confirmed the Emerald Downs-based filly will enter the $2 million Ladies’ Classic rather than the Filly and Mare Sprint.

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ARCADIA, Calif. – Game On Dude, the likely favorite for the $5 million Breeders’ Cup Classic on Saturday, completed his serious training for the race with an eye-catching workout on Sunday morning at Santa Anita, a day when his trainer, Bob Baffert, put seven other BC runners through the final drills.

“Today I had a really good day,” Baffert said.

Four other Classic candidates worked around the country – Flat Out, Ron the Greek, and To Honor and Serve at Belmont Park, and Fort Larned at Churchill Downs.