INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Hollywood Park canceled the final three races of its nine-race Sunday program after jockeys deemed that the Cushion Track surface, primarily areas on the backstretch, was unsafe after sustaining an estimated inch of rain.

As a result, a pick six pool of $356,005 was refunded in full after three of the six races had been run. Thursday’s eight-race program will begin with a pick six carryover of $62,888, which had carried over from Saturday into Sunday.

Majestic City, the multiple stakes winner who was 13th in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Turf at Churchill Downs on Nov. 5, will make his next start in the $750,000 CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park on Dec. 17.

Trainer Peter Miller considered starting Majestic City in the $100,000 Generous Stakes on Sunday, but has opted for more time between races.

“I want a little more time to regroup,” Miller said.

Miller won the 2010 CashCall Futurity with Comma to the Top, a contender in Saturday’s $100,000 Vernon Underwood Stakes over six furlongs.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario— Atlantic Hurricane  probably locked up the Sovereign Award for champion female sprinter with a decisive score Sunday at Woodbine in the Grade 3, $166,800 Bessarabian Stakes.

A determined Moonlit Beauty set honest fractions in the seven-furlong sprint, while being tracked by Zermatt, one of three Todd Pletcher-trained shippers in the 10-horse field.

Sanagas, who won his Grade 1 debut in Saturday’s $250,000 Hollywood Turf Cup, will have the winter off and will be pointed to races beginning in the spring, trainer Graham Motion said.

Sanagas is scheduled to be sent back to Motion’s base in Maryland, and is unlikely to start at the Gulfstream Park meeting.

“I might keep him north and point him for the spring campaign,” Motion said after Saturday’s race. “We can point for the nice races in summer and fall.”

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Made to Love Her won her first stakes in Sunday’s $100,000 Moccasin Stakes at Hollywood Park in a style that suggested she can be effective around two turns.

INGLEWOOD, Calif.- Venomous was the colt who was flying through deep stretch of the Grade 2 Oak Tree Derby at Santa Anita on Oct. 15, making up more than five lengths to finish a half-length behind upset winner Ultimate Eagle.

The Oak Tree Derby was run over 1 1/8 miles, at the time the longest race of Venomous’s 13-race career. He will run even farther in Sunday’s $250,000 Hollywood Derby over 1 1/4 miles on turf.

Chivalry SR earned a berth to the $750,000 Champion of Champions for Quarter Horses at Los Alamitos on Dec. 10 with the fastest qualifying time from Saturday’s time trials.

Ridden by Rodrigo Aceves for breeder Stern Ranches, Chivalry SR ran 400 yards in 19.37 seconds to win by 1 1/4 lengths. Sparky E Boy, runner-up to Chivalry SR, was timed in 19.59 seconds, and had the second-fastest time for the trials.

 OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Sent off as the favorite for his first start since being claimed in February for $62,500, Groomedforvictory  rallied widest through the stretch and sustained a long rally to edge Johannesburg Smile by a head in Sunday’s $60,000 Adirondack Holme overnight stakes for New York-breds.

Now I Know, who remained undefeated in five starts with her four-length win in the Grade 3, $500,000 Delta Downs Princess on Saturday, will likely be freshened and return to action at Oaklawn Park, said trainer Don Von Hemel.

“We’ll probably give her a little time off,” he said. “She’s had five races and that’s enough for a 2-year-old. I suppose we won’t see her again before Hot Springs. She could come back in the Dixie Belle.”

VINTON, La.- Sabercat is bound for Southern California following his win in the Grade 3, $1 million Delta Downs Jackpot on Saturday. Plans for his campaign moving forward are to be determined, Ron Winchell, who co-owns the horse with his mother, Joan Winchell, said on Sunday.