INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Sunday's Grade 1 Hollywood Starlet Stakes at Hollywood Park has drawn a field of 13, seven of whom were supplemented for $20,000. Bettors will feel as if they need about that much money to sort out the trifecta in a tricky race.

The Starlet, which has an estimated purse of $459,250, has drawn five stakes winners - Hucking Hot, Mistical Plan, Quick Little Miss, Romance Is Diane, and Runway Rosie.

The supplemental entries are Baroness Thatcher, Down, Hucking Hot, Mistical Plan, Mystic Soul, Quick Little Miss, and Romance Is Diane.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Horses trained by Mike Mitchell will be quarantined in a detention barn before their races for 45 days beginning Sunday after one of his starters tested in excess of the permitted level of total carbon dioxide at Hollywood Park on Nov. 19.

PORTLAND, Ore. - Tall Pines will carry a steadying impost of 126 pounds when she shoots for her fifth straight win in Sunday's Portland Meadows feature, a one-mile invitational handicap that has drawn a field of seven fillies and mares.

SAN MATEO, Calif. - Babcock Lake, a $100,000 Barretts purchase by trainer Jeff Bonde in May, has shown steady improvement throughout his brief career.

The 2-year-old colt has a win and two seconds in five starts as he enters a first-level allowance race at six furlongs Sunday at Bay Meadows. He has been the runner-up in his past two starts at this level.

There's just one thing working against him: Included among his opponents is Another Kris.

NEW ORLEANS - Music School, a talented 3-year-old A.P. Indy colt trained by Neil Howard, returns to action after being off since March in Sunday's feature at Fair Grounds, a second-level optional claiming race at six furlongs.

Music School, owned and bred in a partnership headed by Will Farish, won his maiden at Churchill Downs in his only start as a 2-year-old, then returned at Oaklawn Park in February to score in an entry-level optional claimer. After finishing fourth in the Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn, he pressed the pace in the Grade 3 Rebel before tiring.

MIAMI - Trainer Christophe Clement figures to improve on his already gaudy 40 percent win rate during the current session when he sends out Grade 3 winner Ozone Bere as the solid choice in Sunday's $45,000 Connie Ann Stakes at Calder. The Connie Ann, an overnight stakes decided under allowance conditions, is carded at 1 1/16 miles on the turf, weather permitting.

Ozone Bere will be getting significant class relief in the Connie Ann after facing graded stakes company in each of her four races since shipping to this country from Europe early this year.

PORTLAND, Ore. - Trainer Jonathan Nance suggested that Ex Mountain Cop might be able to win Sunday's one-mile Os West Oregon Futurity by running his normal six furlongs and then galloping to the wire, and that's about what he did.

Skeleton Crew does not fit the mold of what many people have come to expect from a horse that excels on the synthetic Polytrack surface. He is neither a turf horse, nor is he a late-runner who benefits from the surface's profile of being kind to closers.

Smoke Mountain turned in a strong performance in Thursday's feature race at Fair Grounds, leading every step of the way to win a fourth-level optional claimer by 7 1/4 lengths. A 3-year-old gelding by Smoke Glacken, he broke alertly under Robby Albarado and zipped through six furlongs in the excellent time of 1:10.37 as the 9-5 favorite.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Trainer Dale Romans hopes to replace the void in his barn left by retired sprinter Sharp Humor with Will He Shine, who makes his stakes debut in Sunday's Grade 3, $100,000 Gravesend Handicap at Aqueduct.

Will He Shine will go up against a solid group of sprinters in the six-furlong Gravesend, including graded stakes winners Bishop Court Hill, Judiths Wild Rush, and Santana Strings. Sunday's card will be the last day of racing at Aqueduct until Dec. 27.