ETOBICOKE, Ontario – The locals were shut out in the win column for the three major turf stakes here Sunday, but one trainer who still was happy with his day was Roger Attfield.

Attfield sent out Simmard to pick up second money of $100,000 in the Northern Dancer and Perfect Shirl to be the runner-up for a $60,000 payday in the Canadian.

“Simmard was touting me all week,” he said. “He and Perfect Shirl both just needed the right going to do well. I was delighted with both of them, and I was delighted with Hollinger, too.”

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Turallure was a picture of contentment as he grazed here at Woodbine on Monday morning with his handler, Julia Helbling.

“Everything’s really good,” said trainer Charlie Lopresti, watching Turallure indulge in what is probably his favorite pastime. “He ate up, he looks good. He doesn’t look knocked out.”

The peaceful scene was a marked contrast to the one here late Sunday afternoon when Turallure was racing in 11th place with a quarter-mile to run in the $1 million Woodbine Mile.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Hollywood Hit, Canada’s reigning champion sprinter, is in the midst of another productive year, and will be favored Wednesday night at Woodbine in the $100,000 King Corrie Stakes.

Hollywood Hit romped in the 2009 King Corrie, while lowering the six-furlong track record, but was subsequently disqualified due to a minor drug positive, and his track record was erased. He made amends last year by taking the King Corrie by a half-length over Trend.

Salt Flat Speed is a standout in an optional $40,000 claiming race that will serve as Wednesday’s feature at Northlands Park.

A five-time stakes winner, Salt Flat Speed has a decided class advantage over his four rivals who have never won a stakes race. Salt Flat Speed is the only horse entered for the $40,000 tag.

The 6 1/2-furlong sprint for 3-year-olds and up goes as race 4 on a nine-race card that starts at 6 p.m. Mountain.

AUBURN, Wash. - He’s All Heart powered to a 10 1/4-length victory Sunday the $40,000 Muckleshoot Tribal Classic, the marquee event on Washington Cup Day at Emerald Downs. A total of six stakes restricted to horses foaled in Washington or sired by stallions standing in the state were contested, and all six winners recorded their first career stakes victory.

POMONA, Calif. – All it took was a clean trip for the 2-year-old colt Unhitchthetrailor to strut his stuff.

After bad trips led to off-the-board finishes his last two starts, Unhitchthetrailor put it all together Sunday at Fairplex Park, where he scored a dominating victory under jockey Christian Santiago-Reyes in the $87,800 Barretts Juvenile.

It wasn’t the trip her connections were hoping for, but it was the result the mattered most as Unbridled Humor became a graded stakes winner, taking Sunday’s Grade 3, $100,000 Noble Damsel by 1 3/4 lengths at Belmont Park.

European invader Thai Haku rallied to be second, 1 1/4 lengths ahead of Aquitaine. Aviate finished fourth.

The win was the fifth from six career starts for Unbridled Humor, a daughter of Distorted Humor owned and bred by Live Oak Plantation and trained by Graham Motion.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario—Turallure mounted a powerful rally from out of traffic under a daring ride from Julien Leparoux to capture Sunday’s $1 million Woodbine Mile.

Turallure ($14.90) was angled wide nearing the eighth pole after saving ground most of the way, and he caught favored Courageous Cat in the final strides to win by a neck. Turallure covered the distance over firm ground in 1:34.92. 

Stormy Dixie capitalized on some fast early fractions to earn her first stakes victory in course-record time in Sunday’s $60,000 Politely Stakes at Monmouth Park.

Jockey Kendrick Carmouche swept the last three races on Sunday’s card at Parx Racing to reach 2,000 wins for his career.

Carmouche, 27, reached the milestone by guiding the maiden claimer Classic Kaz ($6.40) to a 3 1/4-length victory in the ninth race. His mounts in the previous two races, Santorini Moon ($5.80) and Zubani ($9) both prevailed by a neck.

Carmouche has won the last three riding titles at Parx and currently sits at the top of the standings again, looking to become the first jockey in the history of the track to win four titles in a row.