ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Wednesday's $125,000 South Ocean is far from the toughest Ontario sire stakes ever run at Woodbine. Moon Path, a maiden, looks better than most of the winners in an eight-horse field of 2-year-old fillies, and she has every reason to benefit from the move to 1 1/16 miles.

Moon Path, a $150,000 yearling purchase by Sam-Son Farm, finished a close sixth when she debuted on the grass in August. After a six-week absence, she rallied five wide to finish second behind the well-regarded Boldly Seductive in a seven-furlong maiden special on the Polytrack on Oct. 5.

Preliminary total handle figures for the eight Breeders' Cup races on Saturday at Churchill Downs in Louisville set a record at $132 million, a total that is expected to rise to $134 million when separate-pool totals from several foreign countries are added into the figures, the director of simulcasting for Breeders' Cup said on Monday.

Runaway Julie ($17.60) took the lead leaving midstretch and drew off for a 4 1/2-length victory over 4-5 favorite Imahoneytoo in Saturday's $50,000 Bobbie Bricker Memorial Handicap for Ohio-bred fillies and mares at Beulah Park.

Jockey Ricardo Feliciano settled Runaway Julie near the back of the nine-horse field through the opening half-mile before she commenced her rally on the final turn. Runaway Julie ran the 1 1/16 miles in 1:48.00. Imahoneytoo, who had traffic trouble on the final turn and entering the stretch finished willingly when clear to gain the place.

Shop Again upset favorite Starry Pie by a neck in the $50,000 Ada for fillies and mares at Remington Park on Saturday. It was another three-quarters of a length back in third to Open Meadows.

Shop Again ($31.80) sat in third early in the six-furlong race as Open Meadows set pressured fractions of 22 seconds for the opening quarter and 45 seconds for the half-mile mark. Shop Again took the lead in the stretch then held off Starry Pie, covering the distance in 1:10.37.

Don Pettinger rode the winner for trainer Donnie Von Hemel.

Our Fantene ($3) and Camacthemagnificent ($7) dominated their divisions of the split New Jersey Futurity Saturday night at the Meadowlands.

In the first division, worth $61,123, Our Fantene sped to a 5 1/2-length victory under Joe Bravo to improve her record to 3 for 4.

Camacthemagnificent, who began his career in the maiden claiming ranks, romped by 6 1/4 lengths under Jose Lezcano in the second division, worth $69,647.

Sailors Sunset, coming out of a midpack finish in the Grade 3 Perryville at Keeneland last time out, had that class carry him through as he shipped into Turf Paradise on Saturday and went wire to wire in the $40,000 Saguaro Stakes.

Sailors Sunset, owned by Everest Stables and trained by Marcelo Polanco, jumped right out to the lead under Scott Stevens, took heavy pressure in the six-furlong sprint for 3-year-olds, and gamely held on for the half-length win over the hard-charging heavy favorite Smokey Stover.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Gutty performances and close finishes were the order of the day in Sunday's New York Stallion stakes at Aqueduct as the combined margin of victory in the four races was 1 3/4 lengths.

The New York Stallion Stakes are restricted to progeny of New York-based stallions, thus are not open to all New York-breds.

In the $100,000 Fifth Avenue for 2-year-olds, Baxter, under Kent Desormeaux, ran down stablemate Landofopportunity to win by a neck at the wire. Both horses are trained by John Hertler. It was 1 3/4 lengths back to pacesetting Son of Sabato in third.

OZONE PARK, N.Y. - Gutty performances and close finishes were the order of the day in Sunday's New York Stallion Stakes at Aqueduct as the combined margin of victory in the four races was 1 3/4 lengths.

The New York Stallion Stakes are restricted to progeny of New York-based stallions, thus are not open to all New York-breds.

In the $100,000 Fifth Avenue for 2-year-olds, Baxter, under Kent Desormeaux ran down stablemate Landofopportunity to win by a neck at the wire. Both horses are trained by John Hertler. It was 1 3/4 lengths back to pacesetting Son of Sabato in third.

INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Runway Rosie won her second consecutive start and her stakes debut in Sunday's $100,000 Sharp Cat Stakes at Hollywood Park. But jockey Garrett Gomez had to urge the 2-year-old filly in the final furlong after she appeared to be waiting for her rivals after making the lead.

Runway Rosie ran 1 1-16 miles in 1:45.40, winning by a half-length over Spenditallbaby. Back in the Shade finished third in the field of six.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Favored Leonnatus Anteas ($5.80) kept him unblemished record in tact with a decisive victory in the $252,800 Coronation Futurity at Woodbine Sunday.

Leonnatus Anteas traveled four-wide throughout most of the nine-furlong route for 2-year-olds, racing three and a half lengths off the lead on the backstretch under Jono Jones. He loomed into contention on the far turn, and hit the front at the head of the stretch en route to a length and a half score, in a time of 1:55.97 seconds.