GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - Tap Dancing Mauk left the graded stakes company of Florida for Saturday's $100,000 Bosselman/Gus Fonner Stakes at Fonner Park and scored his first win of the year, a one-length score under R.D. Williams.

Yourmoneysnogood, favored at 6-5, never got loose on the lead as last year's runner-up, Motion Approved, shadowed the pace for a half-mile. Motion Approved moved to challenge early on the backstretch and Williams eased Tap Dancing Mauk outside going to the final turn of the mile and a sixteenth race.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - Silent Pleasure won his fourth consecutive stakes on Saturday, edging 4-5 favorite Bob and John by a determined neck in the Grade 3, $300,000 Texas Mile at Lone Star Park. Dreamsandvisions closed for third, finishing eight lengths behind Bob and John.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - After Market turned in arguably the best performance of his nine-race career to win Saturday's $108,200 Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park.

The victory was his first since joining trainer John Shirreffs's stable earlier this year, and the third career graded stakes win for the well-bred 4-year-old colt.

Ridden by Alex Solis, After Market ($9.20) rallied from fifth in a field of six to win the Grade 3 Inglewood by two lengths. He ran 1 1/16 miles on turf in a quick 1:39.63.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Trainer Paulo Lobo could be in for a memorable spring at Hollywood Park.

Lobo has already won an important race at this meeting, an allowance race last Thursday with the Brazilian import Right Special, who pulled a 16-1 upset against a tough field. Right Special, 5, will be considered for the $300,000 Shoemaker Breeders’ Cup Mile on May 28.

STICKNEY, Ill. - Wiggins is 7 and has raced since the summer of his 2-year-old season, but he may never have run better than he did on Saturday at Hawthorne, winning the $102,375 Milwaukee Avenue Handicap by 10 1/4 lengths.

"I just kept him close to the pace, and he did the rest," said jockey Jerry LaSala, who rode Wiggins for the first time. "He's really classy."

Wiggins, owned by William Pacella and Joe Rizza, won last year's Milwaukee Avenue by four lengths, but this was a more powerful performance.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Just Rushing set dawdling fractions before outrunning a sharp Are You Serious in a determined victory Saturday at Woodbine in the Grade 3, $150,400 Vigil Stakes.

With Emma Wilson aboard, Just Rushing established fractions of 23.41 and 46.31 in the seven-furlong Vigil. Are You Serious came inside Just Rushing at the quarter pole, and held a slim lead throughout most of the stretch, but Just Rushing persevered late and won by a neck, in a final time of 1:23.87.

Travel Plans, the longest shot on the board, battled for the lead on the turn, opened a half-length advantage in midstretch, then held off three rivals who were all gaining on her at the wire to win the $75,000 Sweet and Sassy for fillies and mares at Delaware Park.

Ridden by Kendrick Carmouche, Travel Plans hit the wire a neck ahead of 15-1 shot Amandatude with Summer Cruise a nose back in third and Miss Elsie another half-length behind in fourth.

The streaking Stay Close won her first stakes in her first stakes try, running down the pacesetting Midwatch in deep stretch to take the $95,000 Henry Clark by 1 1/2 lengths on Saturday at Pimlico.

Bet from 4-1 on the morning-line to 7-5, Stay Close hugged the rail under Oliver Castillo until turning for home. She then tipped out and took after Midwatch, drew even about 12 jumps from home, and pulled away.

Stay Close was timed in 1:37.36 over good turf and paid $4.80.

It was her fourth win in her last five starts, all on turf.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Divine Park proved to be more than a suitable plan B for trainer Kiaran McLaughlin in Saturday's Grade 3 Withers Stakes at Aqueduct.

Subbing for an injured Elusive Warning, Divine Park registered a front-running, 3 1/4-length victory over favored C P West in the $150,000 Withers before 3,666 at Aqueduct. It was 1 1/4 lengths back to Frosty Secret in third. Mint Slewlep, Street Magician, Our Sacred Honor, and Brisco N Logan completed the order of finish.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Funny how things can change in this game. One month trainer Wayne Catalano was saying Dreaming of Anna wouldn't make the Kentucky Oaks, and the next he was all but saying she's a cinch to win.

All it took was one swift tour of the Churchill Downs oval for such seismic change to occur. Dreaming of Anna, with Shaun Bridgmohan aboard, posted the fastest time of six prospects working toward the Oaks on a busy Saturday morning at Churchill, and afterward, Catalano hardly could contain his enthusiasm.