LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Kim Loves Bucky long has been a household name in the Lexington home of John Glenney and his wife, Kim. That's understandable, since the Glenneys bred, named, own, and train Kim Loves Bucky, a 6-year-old gelding.

But over the last year or so, Kim Loves Bucky has become a household name among Kentucky racing fans, too. Saturday, the gelding notched his third Grade 3 stakes victory on this circuit, getting a flawless ride from Shane Sellers to capture the 66th running of the $112,000 Louisville Handicap at Churchill Downs.

SAN MATEO, Calif. - Heavily favored Lacie Girl ($3.60) showed more speed than usual as she captured the $68,700 Sunnyvale Handicap at Bay Meadows on Saturday.

Lacie Girl broke sharply, and jockey Russell Baze let her run down the backstretch. The 4-year-old filly, who has never finished worse than second in 10 northern California starts, had been coming from off the pace in her recent starts.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - Another weekend, another rainstorm on the Jersey shore.

Monmouth Park found itself awash in showers for a second straight weekend. Hoping against hope, Monmouth officials and horsemen tried to squeeze in the first turf races of the season.

The effort proved fruitless. A downpour 35 minutes before the first race forced the transfer of the three grass races, including the $50,000 Revidere Stakes, to the main track.

Not surprisingly, the Revidere field of 13 dwindled to six on the change to the sealed surface listed as muddy.

MIAMI - Patriotic Flame outgamed his uncoupled stablemate Whos Crying Now by a half-length, giving trainer Manny Tortora a one-two finish in Saturday's $50,450 Royal Glint Stakes at Calder.

Patriotic Flame rallied four wide around the second turn, gained a slight advantage inside the eighth pole, and then withstood his stablemate under jockey Rosemary Homeister Jr.

Whos Crying Now, a tepid 3-1 favorite, challenged for command approaching the quarter pole, was outmoved by the winner into the stretch, and then came again in the final furlong to just miss.

Hennie's Song ($7.80) led throughout the $100,000 Go for Wand Saturday at Delaware Park to remain unbeaten in four career starts. Ridden by Anthony Black, Hennie's Song set fractions of 23.73 seconds for a quarter-mile, 47.85 for a half, and 1:12.70 for six furlongs before completing the 1 1/16 miles in 1:45.38 over a fast track.

Under Black's strong handling, Hennie's Song held off second-place finisher Coquettish by a half-length. Coquettish stalked throughout and finished well after racing in traffic on the turn. Virgin Voyage finished third.

Testify ($6.80) closed from last of nine early to win Saturday's $100,000 Turf Monster Handicap at Philadelphia Park by two lengths.

A 6-year-old trained by Randy Morse, Testify was ridden by Greta Kuntzweiler and completed the five-furlong race in 1:00.15.

Abderian finished second with Seattle Groove third.

Saturday's $75,000 Skipat Stakes at Pimlico was a battle throughout between Bronze Abe ($9) and Skip the Print, with Bronze Abe winning by a neck. The duo battled through fractions of 23.51 seconds for a quarter-mile and 46.23 for a half-mile before completing six furlongs in 1:10.97.

Shiny Sheet finished third.

Bronze Abe is trained by Grover Delp and was ridden by Erick Rodriguez.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - Jose Santos, regular rider on Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Funny Cide, is one of 10 riders invited to compete in the seventh annual National Thoroughbred Racing Association All-Star Jockey Championship. The four-race competition will be held June 20 at Lone Star Park.

Pat Valenzuela and Ryan Fogelsonger were extended invitations for the first time. The rest of the riders asked to compete by a seven-member selection panel were Robby Albarado, Russell Baze, Edgar Prado, Shane Sellers, Mike Smith, Alex Solis, and John Velazquez.

CHICAGO - The Great Lakes horse was no pushover. A 44-1 shot, Nicole's Dream had set a fast pace, but she dug in for the stretch run. In Secure was unbeaten in two previous starts and 6-5, but now odds meant nothing. In Secure had to reach deep for the first time, but she found enough, wearing down Nicole's Dream by a neck to win the $75,000 Real Delight Saturday at Arlington.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Favored Mobil mowed down Rock Again at the sixteenth pole en route to a daylight victory in Saturday's $162,200 , an important prep for the June 22 Queen's Plate at Woodbine.

Mobil, under Todd Kabel, dueled up front with Sonofawac through fractions of 23.66 seconds for a quarter-mile, 47.36 for a half-mile, and 1:12.14 for six furlongs in the nine-furlong race. Rock Again stalked the pace under Eibar Coa, and made a three-wide bid on the far turn.