INGLEWOOD, Calif. - The first running of the $500,000 American Oaks at Hollywood Park on Saturday was decided in the steward's room.

Megahertz, who finished second, was promoted to first after Dublino was ruled to have caused interference in the stretch.

Replays showed that Dublino, ridden by Kent Desormeaux, drifted out in the stretch and into the path of Megahertz, who was ridden by Alex Solis.

Megahertz finished a half-length behind Dublino.

"It's just too bad I didn't straighten her out quick enough," Desormeaux said.

Bossier City, La - Rallying strongly from off the pace, Ginger A. Taylor's Walk In The Snow kicked down favored Hail The Bag to win Saturday's Arcadia Stakes by a neck. Longshot Won Better overcame traffic problems early in theturn and also turned in a late charge to annex the show.

Bumped soundly at the start, Guy Smith settled Walk In The Snow ($5.60) well off the pace before beginning his advance from between rivals exiting the turn. The winner finished with a flourish to close a sizeable late gap in a final time of 1:10.62 for the six furlongs over a fast track.

ELMONT, N.Y. - E Dubai, a lightly raced son of Mr. Prospector who wasn't even supposed to run in the race, led every step of the way under John Velazquez to steal Saturday's $500,000 by three-quarters of a length before 8,611 at Belmont Park.

Lido Palace, making his first start since February, finished second in the Grade 2 Suburban for the second straight year, a length in front of even-money favorite Macho Uno. Completing the order of finish were Evening Attire, Pure Prize, Country Be Gold, and Pleasant Breeze.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - With Anticipation, Denon, and Sarafan were noses apart with a furlong to go in the Grade 1, $500,000 at Monmouth Park on Saturday, but it was the oldest member of the trio, the 7-year-old With Anticipation, who outlasted his younger rivals to set a new course record.

With Anticipation, with Pat Day aboard, covered 11 furlongs over a firm turf course in 2:12.81. The United Nations win was a kind of redemption for With Anticipation, who was disqualified and placed second for bumping Senure in deep stretch in the 2001 running.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - Cetewayo demonstrated again Saturday what an exceptional old racehorse looks like.

Cetewayo, who won a Grade 1 race to start his 8-year-old season, came from 20 lengths behind to set a course record while winning the Grade 3 Stars and Stripes Breeders' Cup Handicap at Arlington. Rallying relentlessly from the half-mile pole home, Cetewayo was up by a neck over Private Son, who just missed in his first turf stakes try.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - During the brief but highly successful time in which Ronny Werner has raced horses in Kentucky, his horses have become known primarily for one thing: speed.

So it was no wonder Werner had a big grin on his face after Awesome Humor rallied from off the pace Saturday to post an impressive victory in the $109,500 Debutante Stakes.

"I've always thought a lot of her," said Werner, a Texas-based trainer who began making his presence felt in Kentucky with young horses at the 2001 Keeneland spring meet. "Oh, yeah, we'll be taking her to Saratoga."

True Passion won his sixth straight race in Saturday's Grade 3, $200,000 Philadelphia Breeders' Cup at Philadelphia Park.

True Passion, under Anthony Black, was ridden out to a 2 1/4-length victory over Late Carson in the six-furlong race. Really Irish finished a neck farther back in third in the field of seven 3-year-olds and up. Yonaguska, the 9-5 favorite, finished last.

True Passion dueled Holiday Music and Yonaguska into defeat after a half-mile in 45.53 seconds. Late Carson rallied into second place in midstretch but made no headway late.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Favored Sweetest Thing outlasted a persistent Mountain Angel to win the Grade 3, $210,100 Dance Smartly Handicap by a nose at Woodbine Saturday.

Dancethruthedawn, who was to have been coupled with Mountain Angel in a Sam-Son Farm entry, was scratched from the 1 1/8-mile turf event, leaving a field of seven fillies and mares.

MIAMI - Hear No Evil solidified his status as the top 2-year-old on the grounds with a half-length victory over a fast-closing Supah Blitz in Saturday's $100,000 Criterium Stakes at Calder.

Hear No Evil, who equaled the 5 1/2-furlong course record defeating allowance company in his previous start, on Saturday rallied from off the pace set by stablemate Awesome of Course. Hear No Evil took command in early stretch and withstood the closing surge of Supah Blitz, who had a slow start. Lex Luthier rallied mildly to overtake the tiring Awesome of Course for third.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Carson Hollow, a New York-bred daughter of Carson City, passed her class test with flying colors Saturday, taking command soon after the start and drawing off to a two-length victory in the $200,000 at Belmont Park.

Spring Meadow chased Carson Hollow around the track and finished second, 2 1/4 lengths ahead of Proper Gamble. Completing the order of finish were Vesta, Wilzada, A New Twist, and Drippingindiamonds, the 5-2 favorite.