OZONE PARK, N.Y. − Fifty-five weeks after capping an undefeated championship season with a victory in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies at Churchill Downs, Awesome Feather returns to Grade 1 competition when she runs in Saturday’s $250,000 Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct.

A field of 10 was entered for the Gazelle, but Marion Ravenwood will scratch after winning Thursday’s off-the-turf Capades Stakes. The Gazelle, run at 1 1/8 miles, is the last of four stakes on Saturday’s 10-race program at Aqueduct and is the final Grade 1 race to be run this year in New York.

MIAMI – Trainer Roger Attfield’s November roll with filly and mare turf horses continued Thanksgiving Day at Calder, where Orgeon Lady rallied to a neck victory over Trip for A. J. in the Grade 3 My Charmer Handicap. Attfield was rewarded with his first Breeders’ Cup victory less than three weeks ago when Perfect Shirl upset the Filly and Mare Turf.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – If three’s a crowd, then it’s awfully crowded with Bob Baffert trainees in the Grade 3, $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes for sprinters at Hollywood Park on Saturday.

Baffert entered three horses in the six-furlong race on Cushion Track, and said on Thursday that all three will run, giving him one-third of the nine-horse field.

“There’s nothing else for them,” Baffert said.

MIAMI – Winchester and Musketier have a lot in common. The two veterans are long-winded turf specialists, and both are coming off atypically disappointing efforts over yielding courses in their most recent starts. The pair will cross paths Saturday at Calder, separated by just a single pound, when going postward as the co-choices in the $150,000 W.L. McKnight Handicap.

The 1 1/2-mile McKnight, the only Grade 2 race on the Tropical at Calder stakes schedule, highlights the final Saturday card of the 2011 Calder season that also includes the Grade 3 Fred W. Hooper Handicap.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Trainer Graham Motion won the Hollywood Turf Cup last weekend with Sanagas, was to take three shots at the Matriarch Stakes on Friday, and will seek another Grade 1 race at Hollywood Park before the meet is out when he sends Lucky Chappy west for the $750,000 CashCall Futurity on Dec. 17

The Futurity will mark the first race on the main track for Lucky Chappy, who was fourth in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf and third in the Bourbon Stakes at Keeneland. The CashCall Futurity would be his third start in the United States since arriving from Italy.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Even as she was running him in sprint races, trainer Teresa Pompay always felt Managed Account would be better suited to races at longer distances.

Pompay was proven correct when Managed Account successfully stretched out to a mile to win an overnight stakes at Aqueduct three weeks ago. On Saturday, Managed Account will stretch out around two turns and try 1 1/8 miles for the first time in a seemingly wide-open renewal of the Grade 2, $200,000 Remsen Stakes for juvenile colts at Aqueduct.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Just three weeks ago, Jeranimo was running against the best milers in the world at the Breeders’ Cup. It is not the normal inclination of his trainer, Mike Pender, to run the horse back on three weeks rest. But Pender said Jeranimo bounced out of the BC Mile as if it “didn’t take anything out of him,” and that’s why he’s accepting his high weight assignment of 122 pounds Saturday in the Grade 2, $250,000 Citation Handicap at Hollywood Park.

NEW ORLEANS – A horseplayer who had wagered $2 to win on Daisy Devine in all nine of her starts would be, well, a very happy horseplayer. Those $18 worth of win bets have brought back $190.80 through Daisy Devine’s four victories, two at astronomical odds. Last December at Fair Grounds, she won a first-level allowance race at 40-1, and last month at Keeneland, she captured the Valley View Stakes at 43-1.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – One year later, Haynesfield’s narrow loss to Jersey Town in the 2010 Cigar Mile still gnaws at his connections. Saturday, when the Grade 1, $250,000 Cigar Mile is run for the 23rd time at Aqueduct, Haynesfield will get the chance to erase that painful memory while salvaging what has been for the most part a lost 5-year-old season.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. − When Kiaran McLaughlin shipped Captivating Lass to Parx to make her debut, it wasn’t to avoid the stiffer competition in New York. He liked the fact he was able to start the big, leggy filly in a race around two turns and loved the idea of running for a $67,000 purse.

Captivating Lass, dueling outside of Lasamanamama, drew off to win by two lengths, finishing the mile-and-70-yard race in hand while recording a modest 62 Beyer.