Stonestreet Song ($3.60) had been facing tougher horses at Fair Grounds and Oaklawn, and it showed as he shipped to Sunland Park and easily captured the $50,000 Daylight Sprint Stakes. Owned by Stonestreet Stables LLC and trained by Steve Asmussen, Stonestreet Song stalked the pace in the six-furlong race for 3-year-olds, took over in midstretch, and drew off to win by 1 1/4 lengths under Casey Lambert.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. – Despite finding herself further back than usual, Karakorum Starlet ($7.20) rallied to win the $68,400 Personal Girl Stakes at Aqueduct on Sunday by a half-length over Starship Cruiser. It was 6 1/2 lengths back to Margies Smile in third.

ARCADIA, Calif. – The full sisters Tiz Elemental and Tiz a Blend swept the two stakes at Santa Anita on Sunday, the first time that full siblings had won stakes on the same day at Santa Anita since 1994.

Tiz Elemental won the $150,000 Las Flores Handicap, a Grade 3 for female sprinters, while Tiz a Blend won her stakes debut in the $110,300 Valentine Dancer Handicap for statebred fillies and mares on turf.

Both were bred by owner Warren Williamson, are trained by Carla Gaines, and were ridden by Victor Espinoza. They are by Cee's Tizzy out of Blending Element.

OPELOUSAS, La. - Evangeline Down kicks off its 43rd season of racing Wednesday night and, unlike at many tracks, full fields are the rule at this one-mile dirt track in southern Louisiana. A total of 113 horses were entered for 10 races on opening night, and Thursday's card did even better with 121.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - Preciousville rallied to the

front through the far turn and wore down a stubbon

Rachele R's Queen to capture Saturday's $15,600 Pepsi

Stakes for 3-year-old fillies on Saturday at Fonner

Park.

Preciousville, ridden by Luis Ranilla for trainer Dan Coughlin, returned $3 as the 1-2 favorite in the field of six. She was a $12,500 claim off her last start, a winning effort going a mile at Fair Grounds in February for owner Craig Wulf.

White Spar showed he is not just a dirt horse and not just a sprinter as the 3-year-old gelding captured Saturday's $45,000 Arizona Stallion Stakes at Turf Paradise.

Owned by Dennis Weir and trained by Kevin Lewis, White Spar was sent off the 1-2 favorite going about 7 1/2 furlongs on the turf. He prompted the early pace of Bjorklund to the backstretch, and then he and Stormy Highland, the second choice, went head and head from there to the wire.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Eight Belles will head to the Kentucky Oaks riding a four-race win streak and as the early favorite for the race after she dug in for a three-quarter-length victory over Alina in the Grade 2, $250,000 Fantasy at Oaklawn Park on Sunday. It was another half-length back in third to Pure Clan.

The Fantasy continued the 35th annual Racing Festival of the South, when at least one stakes a day is being run over the final six dates of the Oaklawn meet. The season closes Saturday with the Grade 2, $1 million Arkansas Derby.

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Kiaran McLaughlin didn't even need to be at Keeneland to enjoy a sensational weekend there. One day after the trainer was represented by the victorious Little Belle in the Grade 1 Ashland Stakes, the stable knocked out another stakes Sunday when Keep Laughing gamely held off Hatta Fort in the $110,300 Lafayette Stakes.

Scrappy Roo's affinity for the Sam Houston Race Park turf course reached a pinnacle Saturday night, when he won his fifth straight race in the Grade 3, $168,500 Connally Breeders' Cup Turf. Scrappy Roo won by a head over Going Ballistic. It was another neck back in third to Eighteenthofmarch.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Tiago held his ground along the inside for a head win over Heatseeker in the Grade 2, $500,000 Oaklawn Handicap on Saturday, and with the win gave his owners, Jerry and Ann Moss, his trainer, John Shirreffs, and his rider, Mike Smith, a sweep of the two richest races for older horses at Oaklawn Park. An hour earlier, the connections won the Grade 1, $500,000 Apple Blossom Handicap with Zenyatta.

"One of these races can make your year," said Jerry Moss. "To win both is quite

amazing."