LINCOLN, Neb. - Bach's Homebrew racked up his third straight stakes victory in impressive fashion with a smashing 12-length score over seven rivals in the $19,075 Lincoln Derby on Saturday at Lincoln Race Course.

ALTOONA, Iowa - ALTOONA, Iowa - Concord Point ended the Iowa Festival of Racing undercard with an exclamation when he scored an impressive 8 1/2-length victory over five rivals in the at Prairie Meadows Saturday night.

Concord Point ($6.80) entered the race off a second-place finish to Smiling Tiger in the seven-furlong Laz Barrera at Hollywood Park. The added distance and second turn of the 1 1/16-mile Iowa Derby seemed to work in his favor.

Red Rock Springs held off a bid from favorite Texas Silver for a half-length win Saturday in the $136,221 Mountain Top Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. It was another neck back in third to Quick Flag.

Red Rock Springs ($9.80) led through an opening quarter of 22.41 seconds in the five-furlong race for New Mexico-breds. He maintained his advantage through a half-mile in 46.11 seconds, then went on to win in 59.25 over a track rated good.

Mark Villa rode the winner for owner-trainer Tony Sedillo. Red Rock Springs has now won 2 of 4 starts and $77,182.

It's about 330 miles from Altoona, Iowa, to the southwestern tip of Lake Michigan, but at the finish of Saturday night's Cornhusker Handicap, Prairie Meadows might as well have been in Chicago. There was Arlington-based Shadowbdancing holding clear Arlington-based, Illinois-bred Racing Bran to win the by one length.

Aboard the winner was longtime Chicago rider Eddie Razo, summering this year at Prairie Meadows, while Chris Emigh, in from Chicago for the races, piloted Racing Bran.

INGLEWOOD, Calif.- Turning Top's win in Saturday's

at Hollywood Park produced milestones for the 4-year-old filly, her 26-year-old trainer Simon Callaghan, and her 37-year-old jockey Brice Blanc.

Turning Top won her first graded stakes in the Grade 3 Beverly Hills. It was the first win at the graded level in the United States for Callaghan, who relocated from England to California last winter, and for Blanc, the Beverly Hills was his first graded stakes win in more than two years.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Devil May Care delivered an ideal present to trainer Todd Pletcher on his 43rd birthday - a 1 1/4-length win in the for 3-year-old fillies on Saturday at Belmont Park.

It was the first start for Devil May Care since running 10th against the boys in the Kentucky Derby.

The circumstances were far different in the Mother Goose. The field contained only five runners, compared to 20 in the Derby.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Trainer Doug O'Neill said Friday that he has dropped an appeal of a 15-day suspension for a total carbon dioxide overage in Illinois in April. The penalty will run from Wednesday through July 14.

While sidelined, O'Neill said his stable will not be active until he returns to training July 15. Through Friday, O'Neill led all trainers with 26 wins, six more than second-place Mike Mitchell. O'Neill's suspension is likely to prevent him from winning the training title at the spring-summer meeting, which ends July 18.

Red Rock Springs held off a bid from favorite Texas Silver for a half-length win Saturday in the $136,221 Mountain Top Futurity at Ruidoso Downs. It was another neck back in third to Quick Flag.

Red Rock Springs ($9.80) led through an opening quarter of 22.41 seconds in the five-furlong race for New Mexico-breds. He maintained his advantage through a half-mile in 46.11 seconds, then went on to win in 59.25 over a track rated good.

Mark Villa rode the winner for owner-trainer Tony Sedillo. Red Rock Springs has now won 2 of 4 starts and $77,182.

Miss Pleasant ($13) wore down stubborn favorite Victoryasecret near the wire as she scored her third straight victory while winning her stakes debut in the $53,300 Alameda County Fillies and Mares Handicap on Saturday at the Alameda County Fair.

Following trainer Richard Mandella's telephoned instructions, jockey Chad Schvaneveldt let Miss Pleasant run away from the gate before settling behind Victoryasecret, who also was seeking her third straight victory.

Strike It Rich led all the way as speed remained golden on Monmouth Park's turf course in the for 3-year-old fillies.

Duplicating her pacesetting win last month in the Little Silver Stakes, Strike It Rich again flashed the style that perfectly suits the Monmouth course dominated this meet by front-running winners.

Garrett Gomez guided the 3-1 second choice right to the front at the start of the 1 1/16-mile race. They led by a comfortable margin throughout, finishing 1 1/4 lengths ahead of the late-running Bay to Bay.