ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Jockey Eurico Rosa da Silva will miss the balance of the Woodbine meeting after breaking his leg in a accident during this past Saturday’s running of the Cup and Saucer Stakes.

Da Silva, who was riding the favored Aldous Snow in the 1 1/16-mile race over a soft turf course, apparently was struck just above the left ankle by the right hind leg of Secret Consultant, who had broken down badly in his left hind less than a quarter-mile into the race.

Da Silva did manage to pull up Aldous Snow but then fell to the racetrack.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Stakes winner Euro Platinum shouldn’t mind a rollback to seven furlongs in Wednesday’s Woodbine headliner, a third-level optional $80,000 claimer. Five other fillies and mares were entered in the second race on the card, several of whom also have stakes credentials.

Euro Platinum lit up the tote board like a Christmas tree last November, when she came from off the pace to take the Jammed Lovely Stakes at 40-1. She won a seven-furlong sprint for Ontario-breds by a nose under Jono Jones.

The Big Fresno Fair’s richest day of racing in track history turned into the Russell Baze Show as he guided Bold Chieftain to the 14th stakes victory of his career in the $62,600 Bull Dog and 2-year-old Longview Drive to his second straight stakes victory in the $75,960 Charlie Palmer Futurity. Baze won four races on the 12-race card, which offered a Fresno record $248,100 in purses.

Im a Bear became a stakes winner on Sunday, when she overtook Runge by a neck in the $55,000 Permian Basin for 2-year-old fillies at Zia Park in Hobbs, N.M.  It was another 6 1/2 lengths back in third to Affable Amy.

Im a Bear ($5.40), who had placed in two stakes prior to the Permian Basin, sat just off the pace in the six-furlong race Sunday. Amazing Miracle led the field through an opening quarter in 21.98 seconds, while Runge was in front after a half-mile in 45.06. Im a Bear rallied in the stretch to cover six furlongs on a track rated fast in 1:10.08.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Tourmaline ran the race of her life on Sunday, when she overtook Grade 3 winners Savvy Supreme and May Day Rose on the wire to win the $250,000 Remington Park Oaks. She paid $52, one start after finishing a troubled ninth in the $400,000 Charles Town Oaks.

OKLAHOMA CITY - Redeemed took his game to a new level on Sunday, when he closed with authority to win the $400,000 Oklahoma Derby over Grade 2 winners Alternation and Prayer for Relief. It was the first stakes win and first win at two turns for the rapidly improving  Redeemed, who added blinkers one start after finishing second in the $300,000 Smarty Jones at Parx Racing.

ARCADIA, Calif.- Race distance is key for Up In Time, who won her second stakes of 2011 in Sunday’s $100,000 Harold Ramser Handicap at Santa Anita.

At a mile, she has proven tough to beat. Past a mile, she’s vulnerable.

In the Ramser for 3-year-old fillies, Up In Time ($12.40) closed from fifth in a field of 11 to win by 1 1/4 lengths over 7-1 Celestial Kitten. Up In Time ran a mile on turf in 1:34.25.

As expected,  Page Springs remained undefeated in five starts as she had no trouble dominating 10 other 2-year-old fillies in Sunday’s $98,230 ATBA Fall Sales Stakes at Turf Paradise.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario — French invader Sarah Lynx  became the first filly or mare to win the Grade 1 Canadian International since 1988 on Sunday at Woodbine, when she stormed home on top by four lengths over last year’s winner, Joshua Tree.

Sarah Lynx ($46.90) saved ground throughout under Christophe Soumillon before taking the lead early in the stretch, and then drew off to complete the 1 ½-mile  distance over yielding turf in 2:34.90. She earned $900,000 of the $1.5 million purse for owner Mrs. Robert Ehrnrooth and trainer John Hammond.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario — Miss Keller, runner-up in the Grade 1 E.P. Taylor Stakes last year, prevailed in a thrilling three-horse finish in Sunday’s running of the $1 million E.P. Taylor Stakes for fillies and mares.

Trained by Roger Attfield and ridden by John Velazquez, Miss Keller was up in time for a head victory over I’m A Dreamer with the favored Dream Peace another nose back in the field of 11 fillies and mares for the 1 1/4-mile turf stakes.