A nonwinners-of-four allowance and three Quarter Horse stakes highlight a rare Sunday night program at Evangeline Downs.

All of the revenue generated by the track from Sunday evening's racing program will be donated to the Acadiana Chapter of the Red Cross Relief Fund to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina. The horsemen have also agreed to donate their share of the revenue.

"It's a night when our entire racing industry will unite to help our fellow Louisianians who are suffering from this horrific event," said Mike Howard, Evangeline Downs general manager.

Missy Can Do is strictly the one to catch when she stretches her speed out over 6 1/2 furlongs in a short field of five going in the $10,000-added Bill Callihan Handicap at Columbus.

Trained by Joe Thomas, Missy Can Do tuned up here on Aug. 20 with a front-running half-length win over Jay's Impact in an open allowance race. R. D. Williams will have the task of stretching Missy Can Do's speed out for the extra sixteenth of a mile as she defends her title in the Callihan. She carries high weight of 122 pounds and breaks from post 4.

Fisticuff heads a field of 11 Ohio-bred 2-year-olds scheduled to run six furlongs in the $40,000 Loyalty Stakes at Thistledown.

A chestnut gelded son of Mercer Mill out of E. Golden Honey, Fisticuff comes into the race off a sharp victory going 5 1/2 furlongs against statebred maidens on Aug. 22. His two starts before that were in stakes. He finished third in the six-furlong Cleveland Kindergarten at Thistledown on Aug. 12 and was fifth in the Hoover at River Downs.

Ten 2-year-old Michigan-bred colts and geldings will compete in the six-furlong, $50,000 Little Ones Stakes at Great Lakes Downs Sunday evening. Great Lakes Downs is running Sunday instead of Labor Day, with a 5 p.m. first post. Post time for the Little Ones, the sixth race on the card, is 7 p.m.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Canadian champions Mobil and One for Rose both look for an unprecedented three-peat on Sunday at Woodbine. Mobil goes for this third straight score in the Halton, and One for Rose her third consecutive Algoma Stakes.

The Halton and Algoma are part of a card that features six $125,000 stakes restricted to graduates of local yearling sales. The Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society, which runs the sale, will offer a $10,000 credit to be used at the sale for the trainer of each sales stakes winner, provided that the horse was never claimed.

AUBURN, Wash. - Flying Memo stands a big chance to repeat in Sunday's feature at Emerald Downs, a 5 1/2-furlong test for optional $40,000 claimers that has drawn a field of five 4-year-old fillies.

EDMONTON, Alberta - Deputy Wild Child continues to climb the class ladder as she takes on seven other $22,000 filly and mare claimers at Northlands Park on Sunday.

Deputy Wild Child, owned by Nebssor Stable, will be in quest of a third consecutive victory. Trained by Tom Dewey, who claimed her for $13,000 last month, Deputy Wild Child will again be ridden by Stephan Heiler, who guided her to her latest win, Aug. 7, which came at Sunday's 6 1/2-furlong distance.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - An extra week of rest should benefit Cat Alert on Sunday in the Goldfinch Stakes at Monmouth Park, one of three $55,000 stakes on the card. The other stakes are the Continental Mile for 2-year-olds and the Thomas J. Malley Stakes for 3-year-old fillies.

Trainer Joe Orseno had targeted Cat Alert for last week's Omnibus Stakes, but Cat Alert suffered a stone bruise and missed the race.

"We put on a bar shoe just to be safe," Orseno said. "The foot was a little tender, but it really came around in the last few days."

When entries were taken last Sunday morning for Thursday's races at Ellis Park, apprentice jockey Christin Landrum found herself without a mount. That was before fate stepped in.

Landrum, 23, won her first race Sunday afternoon at Ellis Park, scoring aboard Obrien in ninth race. Then in the days that followed, her friend and fellow apprentice jockey Jordan Charkoudian became sick from an infected spider bite, which led to Landrum picking up three of Charkoudian's Thursday mounts.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - The six $125,000 yearling sales stakes to be run Sunday at Woodbine have often been races in which small-time owners and trainers have taken a shot and were able to come away with a lucrative prize.

Numerous low-priced yearling purchases, such as My Vintage Port, Barbeau Ruckus, Smiles With a Fist, and Orderofexcellence, have been victorious in these races. Owner-trainer Clyde Gholson is hoping to join the list when he sends out Grey Mirage in the seven-furlong Simcoe, for male 2-year-olds.