Results of each race from the 2008 Del Mar meet.

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Rachel Alexandra, who was relocated to Saratoga after winning the Mother Goose in stakes-record time June 27, worked for the third consecutive Monday over the Oklahoma training track, going six furlongs in 1:13.88 under regular exercise rider Dominic Terry at 6 a.m.

It was the fastest of six workouts at the distance by 0.45 second, and termed "breezing."

The bay 3-year-old filly went in fractions of 13.20 seconds, 25.40, 37.40, and 49.60, and galloped out seven furlongs in 1:27.40.

OMAHA, Neb. - Orientate Express put an exclamation point on the final day of Horsemen's Park Festival of Racing with a strong 3 3/4-length in the $51,000 Omaha Stakes on Sunday afternoon.

Making just his second start of the year, Orientate Express followed a hard duel between The Big Wave and Social Climber, moved to challenge into the far turn, and drew off for the win in 1:37.80 for the one mile over a fast track.

Zoomin With Ease drove to a half-length win in the Grade 1, $625,000 Rainbow Futurity for Quarter Horses, a 400-yard race that was delayed when fastest qualifier Love Samba reared and sat down in the starting gate. The Rainbow is one of three major Quarter Horse stakes run during the Ruidoso Downs meet in New Mexico.

Runnning Brook Girl finished second in the race run Sunday, 1 1/4 lengths clear of third-place finisher Favorite Cartel. It was a head back in fourth to Love Samba.

SHAKOPEE, Minn. - Owner-breeder Camelia Casby was rooting for a dead heat but settled for the straight exacta when Minnesota Mafia edged rival Seasahm in the $50,000 Princess Elaine Stakes at Canterbury Park on Saturday.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird had his final workout before departing for the West Virginia Derby when he breezed a half-mile Monday over a fast track at Churchill Downs in 48.20 seconds on another cool, sunny morning.

Going shortly after the renovation break at about 8:45 a.m. Eastern, and with jockey Jamie Theriot aboard, Mine That Bird went in fractions of 12.40 seconds, 24.80, and 36.80, with a five-furlong gallop-out time of 1:01.20.

STANTON, Del. - Alan Garcia only needed one trip around Delaware Park's main track to learn that speed on the rail was the best place to be. After scoring a front-running victory with Our Edge in the Grade 3 Barbaro Stakes, the New York-based Garcia gave a near-replay ride aboard Swift Temper to steal Sunday's $1 million Delaware Handicap.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - Just Jenda overcame a stumble at the start to post an 8 1/4-length victory Sunday in the $70,000 Serena's Song Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Monmouth Park.

The Serena's Song is the prep for the Grade 3, $200,000 Monmouth Oaks on Aug. 15.

Just Jenda ($3), ridden by Eddie Castro, quickly got back into the game after the early mishap and took charge turning for home to get her fifth win in nine starts.

The time was 1:41.52 for the mile and 70 yards on the fast track.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Black Astor switched from being a lure to a fighter in Sunday's $142,000 Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Park.

After leading by as many as 10 lengths after the first half-mile, and appearing to be a little more than a pacesetter for the trailing horses, Black Astor fought off the challenges of two rivals to win the Grade 2 race at 1 1/2 miles on turf, posting an upset in a small field.

Black Astor ($14.40) was the second-longest shot in the field and won by two lengths over 1-2 favorite Spring House, who was trying to win his third stakes of 2009.