DEL MAR, Calif. – Unbeaten and barely tested in three starts, Executiveprivilege will shoot for the richest and most significant win of her brief career on Saturday when she heads the field in the Grade 1, $300,000 Del Mar Debutante for 2-year-old fillies going seven furlongs.

Evangeline Downs in Opelousas, La., squarely in the projected path of Hurricane Isaac, has canceled Wednesday night’s racing program.

The 10-race card has been rescheduled for next Tuesday. The races will be redrawn Wednesday morning along with entries for next Wednesday. Racing is expected to resume this coming Thursday.

Friend Or Foe, unraced since finishing fourth in the 2011 Whitney, is expected to rejoin trainer John Kimmel’s barn in Saratoga as he continues to attempt a comeback to the races.

Friend Or Foe, a dominant winner of the 2010 Empire Classic at Belmont Park, has been plagued by suspensory ligament issues and, more recently, foot issues, that have forced Kimmel to start and stop in his training.

Trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. said he planned to enter Trickmeister and perhaps Isn’t He Perfect as well for Saturday’s Grade 1 Woodward, but may not decide the status of either until later in the week. Entries for the Woodward were to be drawn Wednesday.

Trickmeister pressed the early pace before tiring to finish fifth in the Grade 1 Whitney Handicap on Aug. 4. He also was third behind Mucho Macho Man in the Grade 2 Suburban Handicap earlier this summer at Belmont Park. Isn’t He Perfect is coming off a second-place effort behind San Pablo in an overnight stakes here Aug. 2.

Zagora, who set a Saratoga inner-turf course record winning the Ballston Spa Stakes on Saturday, could make her next start in the Grade 1, $500,000 Spinster Stakes at Keeneland on Oct. 7.

Though Zagora has never raced on a synthetic surface, Brown said “keeping her at the right distance at this stage of her career” is important. Brown believes 1 1/16 miles to 1 1/8 miles “is her best trip.”

Through the first 34 days of the meet, trainer Todd Pletcher has won 20 races for 2-year-olds, 19 maiden events and the Grade 2 Adirondack with Kauai Katie.

Supposedly, the best one hasn’t run yet.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Though he will still be the private trainer for George and Lori Hall, trainer Kelly Breen will be permitted to take on outside clients, both George Hall and Breen said this week.

The Halls and Breen teamed to win last year’s Belmont Stakes with Ruler On Ice and also have won stakes with Pants On Fire, West Side Bernie, Sweet Ducky, Bickersons, and Bold Union. Most recently, the Halls and Breen won the Grade 2 Sanford Stakes at Saratoga with Bern Identity, who is scheduled to make his next start in Monday’s Grade 2, $300,000 Hopeful Stakes.

DEL MAR, Calif. – Red Sun doesn’t come out often, but when he does, he usually makes the most of it. Now 6, the gelding has won five times in eight starts during a career that began way back in January 2009, but has been interrupted twice by layoffs of more than one year.

Red Sun returns to action Thursday at Del Mar, in the featured eighth race, and will be competing for the first time in 53 weeks. His trainer, Carla Gaines, cautions that he may be a work away from being completely fit, but Red Sun has a history of running well fresh, so he can fire despite the layoff.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – Even though Joha was successful running in sprints, trainer Mike Maker always believed the horse’s true talent would come through when he got to run long.

Thursday, Joha gets that opportunity when he heads a full field in the Grade 2, $200,000 With Anticipation Stakes at Saratoga. The With Anticipation, scheduled for 1 1/16 miles over the Mellon turf course, drew an overflow field of 13 plus three horses entered in case the race is moved to the main track. Despite rain here Tuesday morning, the forecast calls for dry conditions Thursday and beyond.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.– A little over a week ago, trainer Phil Gleaves was toying with the idea of running Csaba in the Travers. Instead, Gleaves has found a much more suitable spot for his top 3-year-old, Thursday’s $100,000 Equalize at one mile over Saratoga’s inner turf course.

While Csaba would had started as a 30-1 outsider in the Travers, he’s likely to find himself the second choice in the wagering for the Equalize behind only Finale, the favorite in last year’s Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf. Finale, a two time stakes winner, will be making his 3-year-old debut on Thursday.