ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Dance With Ravens prevailed over New York shipper Three in a Bag in a gutsy performance in the $164,300 Sunday at Woodbine, but was disqualified for interference in a controversial decision.

Dance With Ravens drifted out in unison with the two horses to his inside, Out From Africa and Get Down, shortly after the break and then clipped heels with Atanas, who stumbled. He went on to stalk the pace from a three-wide position, as Out From Africa set moderate fractions while being pressed by Get Down.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Four of the 36 Steve Asmussen-trained horses that have been in quarantine for equine herpes since May 17 at Barn 38 at Churchill Downs have tested positive for the virus in a second round of tests, Churchill officials reported Sunday.

ALBANY, Calif. - Captiano ($5.80) sat back early and made a strong move in the lane to win the $95,625 Rolling Green Breeders' Cup Handicap at Golden Gate Fields on Saturday.

Capitano was last early in the field of four in the 1 1/8-mile race on the Lakeside Turf Course as Mister Acpen took the lead with moderate fractions. Under jockey Jon Court, he moved up a bit on the second turn, eased out for room in the stretch and finished well to beat Courtly Jazz by one-half length in 1:49.46.

Facing just two rivals, Racing Luck ran off to an 8 1/2-length victory in the John W. Rooney Memorial Handicap at Delaware Park.

Rain on Friday soaked the Delaware turf course, and when the $100,000 Rooney was switched to the main track, seven of the original 10 entrants were scratched.

Bossier City, La. - Pad the Wallet made her first stakes start a winning one Saturday afternoon, rallying strongly down the straight under E. J. Perrodin to win the Old South Stakes at Harrah's Louisiana Downs. Chitchat Chitchat finished a stubborn second followed by Janeian. The evenly matched field of fillies and mares varied only from 3-1 to 9-2 on the tote board with the winner being the most generous price.

ELMONT, N.Y. - It wasn't the Belmont Stakes, and the Triple Crown wasn't on the line, but trainer John Servis still got some satisfaction watching Round Pond run past the Nick Zito-trained In the Gold to win Saturday's Grade 1 .

It was almost exactly one year to the day that the Zito-trained Birdstone rallied past Servis' Smarty Jones to win the Belmont Stakes and deny Smarty Jones the Triple Crown.

"Feels good," Servis said. "No offense to Nick - I don't care who it was, running by them felt good."

OCEANPORT, N.J. - Bayou Breeze overcame a stumble at the break and outdueled the heavily favored Sense of Style by a nose to win the $60,000 Revidere Stakes on Saturday at Monmouth Park.

Sense of Style, who went off at 3-5, was the center of attention in the mile and 70-yard race for 3-year-old fillies over a muddy track, her first start since finishing ninth in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies in October.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - So much for closers being at a disadvantage against a slow pace. Although on paper the $110,100 seemed to lack much speed, the winner of the Grade 3 race Saturday at Churchill Downs was Delta Princess, who passed the entire field in the final quarter-mile to win going away.

MIAMI - Snug Harbour, who had won her last three starts by margins of a nose, a neck, and a head, finally spared the suspense on Saturday by running away to an easy 8 1/2-length victory in Calder's $100,000 .

MIAMI - Eddie Castro became the first jockey in North America to ride nine winners on a single card when he accomplished the feat at Calder on Saturday.

The late Chris Antley also won nine races in a single day, Oct. 31, 1987, but did so at two different racetracks, Aqueduct and The Meadowlands.