MIAMI - After successfully invading Kentucky last weekend, trainer Marty Wolfson will now turn his attention north of the border to Woodbine where he plans to send Golden Strategy and Ecclesiastic for graded stakes on Oct. 21.

Wolfson shipped four horses to Kentucky Downs for the Kentucky Cup Turf card, coming away with a victory by Art Moderne in the Franklin Stakes as well as third-place finishes by Ecclesiastic and Golden Strategy in the Kentucky Cup Sprint and Turf.

ELMONT, N.Y. - The Leopard may have found his spot on the turf.

After finishing a disappointing fifth in the Grade 2 Futurity on dirt two weeks ago, The Leopard responded with a switch to turf, recording a gate-to-wire 2 3/4-length-victory in Saturday's $81,000 Pilgrim Stakes at Belmont Park. He Ain't Easy, also making his turf debut, finished second by 3 1/4 lengths over Grasberg.

The victory by The Leopard will earn him a place in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf at Monmouth Park on Oct. 26.

STICKNEY, Ill. - Richard Migliore and Classic Campaign barely won the Robert F. Carey Memorial Handicap, and that may be the only way to do it with this horse.

Migliore had never ridden Classic Campaign before Saturday, but he had watched tape, and his impression of Classic Campaign was confirmed by Keith Allen, assistant to Classic Campaign's trainer, Bill Mott.

"They told me not to make the lead too early, because as soon as he hits the front, he thinks he's done," said Migliore.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Nashoba's Key is going to the Breeders' Cup as a perfect filly.

Saturday at the Oak Tree at Santa Anita meeting, Nashoba's Key extended her unbeaten streak to seven with a hard-fought win over favored Citronnade in the $400,000 Yellow Ribbon Stakes.

FLORENCE, Ky. - Taking full advantage of a set of highly favorable circumstances, Hard Spun turned back his Kentucky Derby conqueror, Street Sense, after setting a moderate pace in winning the 14th running of the Grade 2 Kentucky Cup Classic on Saturday at Turfway Park.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Trippi's Storm and After Market both showed that shorter may be better as they finished a close one-two in Saturday's $250,00 Kelso Breeders' Cup Handicap at Belmont Park, likely earning themselves spots in the Breeders' Cup Mile on Oct. 27 at Monmouth Park.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin thought he lost his best chance to have a runner in this year's Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Turf when Makderah suffered a cracked hind pastern in early September.

But her owner, Sheikh Hamdan al-Maktoum, always thought Lahudood was the better of the two 4-year-old fillies that he sent McLaughlin earlier this year.

FLORENCE, Ky. - The line of thinking that grass specialists tend to fare well on Polytrack proved correct in emphatic fashion when Danzon cruised to a five-length triumph in the Grade 3, $160,000 Kentucky Cup Distaff, the richest of the four supporting stakes on the 14th annual Kentucky Cup card Saturday at Turfway Park.

With Julien Leparoux riding for trainer Patrick Biancone, Danzon lagged early before angling out for the drive, and after collaring Delicate Dynamite approaching the eighth pole, the 4-year-old Royal Academy filly glided away to an easy score.

Officer Cherrie ($4.10) wore down a stubborn Victory Romance in the stretch en route to a one-length score in the $247,000 Mazarine Breeders' Cup Stakes at Woodbine.

Officer Cherrie assumed a stalking position along the inside early in the 1 1/16-mile race for 2-year-old fillies, as Victory Romance set moderate fractions over a tiring surface.

Officer Cherrie came outside Victory Romance on the far turn, and then hit front at the eighth pole before edging away to complete the distance in 1:46.49. Born to Be finished a non-threatening third in the five-horse field.

Unusual Suspect ($8) stayed tucked in on the rail the whole trip as he captured the $75,000 Bay Meadows Derby, beating favored Ten a Penny by a head.

Unusual Suspect sat comfortably behind Zoning In, who took the lead in the 1 1/16-mile turf race when no one else showed an inclination to set the pace. Zoning In, who finished third, three-quarters of a length behind Ten a Penny, led until deep stretch when Ten a Penny got by him to the outside and Unusual Suspect went by inside him. The winning time was 1:44.59.