ARCADIA, Calif. - Champs Elysees did what a 2-5 shot was supposed to do in Saturday's $150,000 San Marcos Stakes at Santa Anita. He won the Grade 2 race with a stretch-long rally, a victory that made him the fifth member of his illustrious family to win a graded stakes in the United States.

A full brother to the champion Banks Hill (who earned $1,824,008), Cacique ($1,462,331), and Intercontinental ($2,052,463), and a half-brother to Heat Haze ($1,183,696), Champs Elysees won the San Marcos Stakes in his second American start.

ARCADIA, Calif. - A string of longshots on Sunday has created a pick six carryover of $129,821 for Monday’s 10-race program at Santa Anita.

Also, there is a $65,712 carryover in the $1 Super High Five, which requires bettors to correctly select the first five finishers in the last race.

Monday’s $2 pick six covers the fifth through 10th races on a Martin Luther King Jr. Day program that begins at noon Pacific. The first pick six race, the fifth race, is due off at 2:05 p.m. Many of the pick six races have large fields.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Champs Elysees did what a 2-5 shot is supposed to do in Saturday's $150,000 San Marcos Stakes at Santa Anita. He won the Grade 2 race with a stretch-long rally, a victory that made him the fifth member of his illustrious family to win a graded stakes in the United States.

A full brother to the champion Banks Hill ($1,824,008), Cacique ($1,462,331), and Intercontinental ($2,052,463), and a half-brother to Heat Haze ($1,183,696), Champs Elysees won the San Marcos Stakes in his second American start.

Miss Missile ($4.80) won her second stakes of the Delta Downs meet on Friday night, when she held off 21-1 shot Eagle's Song by a neck in the $55,000 Genesis.

Diego Saenz rode the winner, who covered seven furlongs over a muddy track in 1:28 for owner and trainer Charlie Smith.

Her other stakes win at Delta came in the $100,000 My Trusty Cat.

Valentine Fever entered the $50,000 Cincinnati Trophy Stakes at Turfway Park with a reputation as a skilled synthetic-track horse. And she only furthered that reputation Saturday, winning over Polytrack by eight lengths.

Rebounding from her first defeat in three starts over synthetic surfaces, a fourth-place finish in the Dec. 22 Gowell Stakes at Turfway, Valentine Fever ($12.80) easily handled the opposition in the sprint for 3-year-old fillies. Rated in fourth early by jockey Tommy Pompell, she quickly advanced on the rail to hit the front, and drew off in the stretch.

Honey Honey Honey used his strong early speed to lead from start to finish en route to a 5 1/2-length victory in the $65,000 Pasco, one of two stakes for 3-year-olds on the card at Tampa Bay Downs.

Coming off a nose victory in the Inaugural three weeks earlier, Honey Honey Honey ($18), ridden by Jose Lopez for trainer Stanley Gold, covered seven furlongs in 1:24.75.

Doyouwanttodance won her fifth straight race when she took the lead at the start of the $50,000 American Beauty Stakes and never looked back, winning by 2 3/4 lengths before a crowd of 19,973 at Oaklawn Park. Fast Deal finished second in the six-furlong race for fillies and mares, while it was another 1 3/4 lengths back to Lady Takum.

Doyouwanttodance ($38.80) broke on top and led the field through fractions of 22.93 seconds for the opening quarter and 46.76 for the half-mile mark. She went on to cover the distance over a fast track in 1:12.14.

Spirited Away captured the $60,000 Truly Bound Handicap at Fair Grounds, coming home 1 1/2 lengths in front of Unforgotten over a sloppy track.

Jockey Miguel Mena took Spirited Away to the front immediately, holding off Adhrhythm in the early going. She opened up a four-length lead in the stretch and held off hard-charging Unforgotten at the wire. It was 7 1/4 lengths back to Kathleens Reel in third. Adhrhythm held on for fourth.

Spirited Away ran the 1 1/16 miles in 1:45.81 and paid $10.60 to win. She won $36,000 for owner B Wayne Hughes and trainer Paul McGee.

Starting for her third trainer since early October, Trick's Pic won her first stakes in the $110,300 Tuzla Handicap at Santa Anita.

Trick's Pic ($14.40) won the Gradeo3, one-mile turf race by two lengths over I Can See, rallying from fourth to finish in 1:35.09. Trick's Pic was ridden by Victor Espinoza, a replacement for Corey Nakatani, who missed the race after sustaining a collarbone injury during training hours on Saturday.

Ah Day certainly didn't show any signs of rust in his return from a 7 1/2-month layoff.

Racing for the first time since finishing second in the Grade 2 Churchill Downs Handicap on last spring's Kentucky Derby undercard, Ah Day ($3.60) drew off to a 4 3/4-length victory over pacesetter Cognac Kisses in Saturday's $78,800 Fire Plug Stakes at Laurel Park.

The six-furlong Fire Plug, run in 1:09.95 over a track labeled good, served as Ah Day's prep for next month's Grade 2 General George Handicap at seven furlongs.