Tri Uimet ($13.80) broke sharply to lead every step of the way under Thistledown's leading rider, Scott Spieth, and drew off to a 5 3/4-length win in the 39th running of the $100,000 Cleveland Gold Cup.

Not Broke Yet rallied from the second flight to get up for second, a length in front of Dooze in the field of 12 Ohio-bred 3-year-olds.

Tri Uimet, a son of Lac Ouimet, out of Permier Tri, by Premiership, is owned by Gerald Silver and trained by Thistledown's leading trainer, Jeff Radosevich. He covered the nine furlongs in 1:52.34 over a fast racing strip.

Miss Savannah Rose, competing against maiden claimers three starts ago, capitalized on a switch to the main track and responded to a new rider to score an upset at 19-1 in the $80,600 Denise Rhudy Memorial Stakes for 3-year-old fillies at Delaware Park.

Ridden for the first time by apprentice Rosie Napravnik, Miss Savannah Rose ($41.40) rallied in the stretch of the 1 1/16-mile race to run down 6-5 favorite Christmas Stocking. Trained by Damon Dilodovico, Miss Savannah Rose drew clear by two lengths over 2-1 second choice Lady of Clare, who

Debbie Sue, winless in four previous starts on turf and idle since November, overcame near-disaster to upset the $60,000 Brookmeade for Virginia-bred fillies and mares at Colonial Downs.

Ridden by Luis Garcia for trainer Hamilton Smith, the 5-year-old Debbie Sue ($36.20) had only one horse beaten in the field of 12 early and clipped heels at the three-eighths pole. She maintained her balance but lost a lot of ground. Debbie Sue recovered and rallied strongly through the stretch, took command late, and drew clear of runner-up Rumbling Girl by 1 1/4 lengths.

Big Lover found a return to the main track just what the doctor ordered as he rebounded from a terrible performance in the Lord Juban Stakes to register a 1 1/2-length decision over El Lobo in the $45,000 Ride the Rails Stakes at Calder.

Big Lover ($6.80) had registered a pair of wins on the dirt over a 12-day period earlier in the meet before finishing sixth, beaten more than

Untouched Talent ($4.40), a $500,000 purchase at the Barretts 2-year-olds in training sale in March, captured the $42,850 Juan Gonzalez Memorial Stakes in her career debut at the Alameda County Fair on Saturday.

A daughter of Storm Cat out of the A.P. Indy mare Parade Queen, Untouched Talent was hustled early from the rail in the five-furlong race for 2-year-old fillies. She was a head behind stablemate Heiress Apparent as four fillies gunned down the backstretch heads apart.

Trainer Morris Nicks has won with an outstanding 6 of 14 starters over the Louisiana Downs turf course this meet and on Monday he will send out his stable's top older turf horse, Northern Scene, against Texas invader Waupaca in the $75,000 Independence Handicap.

Waupaca is the 121-pound highweight in the Independence, to be run over 1 1/16 miles on turf. Among the nine starters in the field are Commander Buck, Silver Haze, and One Tuff Fox.

A 14 1/4-length demolition of her competition in the Mystery Jet Stakes has not dissuaded Flirt for Fame's would-be challengers on Monday, as a grab bag of 3-year-old colts, geldings, and fellow fillies line up against her in the $40,000 African Prince Stakes for Massachusetts-bred at Suffolk Downs.

PLEASANTON, Calif. - Monday's feature at the Alameda County Fair, a first-level allowance sprint for 3-year-olds, could be a stakes race. Among the seven in the six-furlong race are Mid-

westerner and Wilmore, who are stakes-placed and have met the best of their generation in these parts. But they may not have faced a horse as fast as Monday rival Hollywood Hood.

Trainer Michael Lenzini said Hollywood Hood is the fastest horse out of the gate that he has ever trained.

ALTOONA, Iowa - More Than Regal took advantage of a ground-saving trip under jockey Shaun Bridgmohan and rallied to collar pacesetting Blazing Sunset in deep stretch to score a half-length victory in Friday's $250,000 at Prairie Meadows.

More Than Regal ($20) tracked the pace from the rail while racing in midpack to the stretch in the 1 1/16-mile derby. Bridgmohan switched More Than Regal outside of Blazing Sunset in upper stretch, and the pair wore that rival down for the win.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Belmont Stakes winner Jazil began preparing for the second half of the season by working four furlongs in 49.63 seconds Saturday morning at Belmont Park. What race Jazil is working toward is a little unclear.

Trainer Kiaran McLaughlin said that while he is training Jazil with the idea of running in the $500,000 Jim Dandy Stakes at Saratoga on July 29, he said it is quite possible Jazil could simply train up to the $1 million Travers there on Aug. 26.