All Night Labor stretched her win streak to four in a row, capturing the $75,000 Bristol Stakes at Philadelphia Park with a perfect stalk, pounce, and hold-off-the-closers ride by Stewart Elliott.

James Bracken, a former jockey agent and trainer who is a member of the Calder Race Course Hall of Fame, died on Saturday at his home in Florida, according to the racetrack. Bracken was 90.

Bracken led the trainer standings by wins at Calder four times, capturing the 1984 and 1985 titles for the Calder summer meets and the 1984-85 and 1989-90 Tropical-at-Calder fall and winter meets. He is currently fifth on the all-time races-won list for the Calder meet, and eighth on the all-time winner list at Tropical at Calder. He was inducted into Calder's Hall of Fame in 2000.

The Ontario division of the Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society has instituted a new bonus program for Ontario-sired foals racing in their home province.

The season-long competition, announced in a press release Monday, will award $10,000 plus a $2,000 breeding certificate to a registered Ontario sire to the top-ranked horse in each of six divisions, and $5,000 plus a $1,000 breeding certificate to the second-ranked horse in each division. The divisions are: 2-year-old fillies, 2-year-old males, 3-year-old fillies, 3-year-old males, older fillies and mares, and older males.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - A slow start and a wide trip contributed to the runner-up comeback by odds-on Brother Derek on Sunday at Santa Anita. He finished second in an allowance race that was his first start in more than 14 months. Still, trainer Dan Hendricks considers it a mission accomplished.

"We're back racing, and that's what he wanted to do," Hendricks said, relieved that the 5-year-old finally is back in action.

STICKNEY, Ill. - Who knows how Illinois Derby winner Recapturethe-glory might fare in the Kentucky Derby, and how meaningful his stopover at Hawthorne might prove after the dust settles. But another Hawthorne stakes graduate, Golden Velvet, most definitely bears watching as the major summer races approach.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - The direction of Monterey Jazz's campaign this year will be determined by his performance Saturday in the Grade 3, $300,000 Texas Mile at Lone Star Park. The race will be a rare start on dirt for him, and his first outside of California.

"This will kind of tell us which way to go," said Craig Dollase, who trains Monterey Jazz for A and R Stables and Class Racing. "The timing's right, and if he runs real well on this dirt track, which we hope he does, we'll come back and run him probably in the Met Mile."

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - My List ($13) overtook even-money favorite Bear Now in deep stretch to capture the $157,100 Whimsical Stakes at Woodbine on Sunday.

Things set up beautifully in the six-furlong sprint for My List, who raced well off a rapid pace set by the dueling leaders, Shot Gun Ela and Marina Ballerina. Bear Now loomed into contention on the turn, and went by Shot Gun Ela around the sixteenth pole.

One Lucky Buck continued his ascent, notching his third straight win with a gutty performance to take Sunday's $100,000 Sunland Park Handicap.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - R Clear Victory took control soon after the start under Stewart Elliott and waltzed around Aqueduct's main track to a four-length victory in Sunday's $78,300 Kings Point Handicap for New York-breds.

Shuffling Maddnes, who made a huge move around the turn, settled for second by a head over Prince of Peace. Tommasi was fourth while Naughty New Yorker, the 3-5 favorite, failed to fire and finished last.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Sterwins, the longest shot in a field of six, circled the field and pulled away from heavily favored Go Between to post a 13-1 upset Sunday in the Grade 3, $150,000 Ben Ali Stakes at Keeneland.

With Shaun Bridgmohan riding for Melnyk Racing Stables and trainer Malcolm Pierce, Sterwins returned $28.80 after winning his Polytrack debut by 3 1/4 lengths. Go Between, the 1-2 favorite, finished another 1 1/4 lengths ahead of Sir Whimsey in the 1 1/8-mile race.

"He's one of those horses that always makes a nice run at the end," said Bridgmohan.