NEW ORLEANS - Last season Candid Glen lost to a filly and horses with names like Chauffe Au Rouge and Rare Cure. But on Sunday at Fair Grounds, where he had won only once in eight starts, Candid Glen ran the race of his life and scored a neck victory over Rouvres in the .

ALBANY, Calif. - Ema Bovary ($9.40) made no mistakes as she held off the determined charge of odds-on favorite by a nose to win the at Golden Gate Fields on Sunday.

The Chilean-bred filly, an October foal who is still to celebrate her actual third birthday, wheeled coming out of the gate to be eliminated in her U.S. debut in the Richmond Handicap on Feb. 16. Trailing by 19 after the opening quarter, she made up nearly 14 lengths by the end of the race won by Lacie Girl.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Longshot Acting Deputy mowed down Dreams Go Bye in deep stretch en route to a daylight victory in Sunday's at Woodbine.

It was the first stakes triumph for Acting Deputy, who returned $22 with Todd Kabel aboard. "She ran a very game race," said Kabel. "When I called on her turning for home, she really responded."

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. - Tweedside went from the role of underdog to the 6-5 favorite after heavy showers forced Sunday's off the turf then made the most of her opportunity, drawing off to an easy 5 1-2 length victory over San Dare in the Grade 2 event.

Faxamillion responded to the turnback to seven furlongs with a one-length win over Front Nine in the $35,000 Spring Stakes for statebreds on Saturday night at Sam Houston Race Park.

It was another 11.25 lengths back in third to Social Expense.

Faxamillion($5) stalked the pace early in the Spring, took the lead in the stretch and went on to cover the distance in 1:24.68. Jeremy Beasley rode the winner for Heiligbrodt Racing Stable and leading trainer Steve Asmussen.

Salty Farma returned to racing over her best distance Saturday night and picked up her first career stakes win in the $100,000 Goddess Handicap at one mile at Delta Downs in Vinton, La.

She finished two and a half lengths clear of runner-up Blue Guru, while it was another length back in third to Meteor Miracle.

Salty Farma($3.80) stalked pacesetter Sultry Fluff through a half-mile in 47.91 seconds, then took over from there and went on to cover the distance over a fast track in 1:39.20.

ARCADIA, Calif.-Bettors failed to conquer the Santa Anita pick six for the second consecutive day on Saturday, leaving a carryover of $576,330 for Sunday's program.

The pick six covers the fourth through ninth races on Sunday. Here is a glance at the changes and leading contenders for the pick six races:

In the fourth race, a sprint for 3-year-old filly maiden claimers, America's Princess is scratched. Chaos Theory is the 5-2 morning-line favorite.

ARCADIA, Calif. - A slow pace allowed the frontrunning Noches de Rosa to pull an upset in Saturday's $150,000 Santa Ana Handicap and avoid the trouble the plagued the heavily favored Megahertz.

Scoring her first graded stakes win since arriving from South America last year, Noches de Rosa ran 1 1-8 miles on turf in 1:48.31. Ridden by Mike Smith, Noches de Rosa finished a half-length in front of Garden in the Rain, who finished a neck in front of Megahertz, the even-money favorite.

ALBANY, Calif. - Russell Baze, who leads the nation in riding victories, was handed a five-day suspension by Golden Gate Fields stewards Saturday.

Baze will miss the final four days of the Golden Gate Fields meeting (March 27-30) and opening day at Bay Meadows (April 2) after he was disqualified from first to second aboard Uncle Jack in Friday's second race. He would be able to ride in Saturday's $100,000 Grade 3 Berkeley Handicap because it is a designated race.

Baze just served a three-day suspension March 13-15.

FLORENCE, Ky. - New York Hero, overlooked at 14-1 in his stakes debut, surprised a large Turfway Park crowd and national television audience Saturday when he held off Eugene's Third Son to win the $500,000 by a neck.