ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - The handful of runners trainer Lynn Whiting has started at Arlington Park this year have, for the most part, performed poorly, many of them at short prices. That all changed when the longshot Rylstone won the $75,000 Manila Handicap by three lengths.

Rylstone ($26.60), winless in his career, went off at 12-1 because he had failed to impress in a pair of Saratoga maiden races. But those races were dirt sprints and the Manila was a one-mile turf race, obviously much more to Rylstone's liking.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Roman Dancer ($5.60) shortened to six furlongs, dropped in class, and drilled four rivals at Santa Anita in the $77,900 Sunny Slope Stakes for 2-year-olds. Trained by Chris Paasch and ridden by Kent Desormeaux, Roman Dancer raced six furlongs in a quick 1:08.66, second-fastest winning time of the Oak Tree meet.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Look of the Lynx scooted to a second straight win while upsetting two former graded stakes winners with a 1 1/2-length victory in the $100,000 Half Moon Stakes at The Meadowlands.

Ridden by Richard Migliore, Look of the Lynx won for the fourth time in 10 starts while earning her first stakes.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Cozzy Corner and Chausson Poire finished in a dead heat for first in the Grade 3, $113,600 Valley View Stakes at Keeneland.

Sky Alliance led early in the Valley View, a 1 1/16-mile turf race, followed closely by La Recherche. Entering the stretch, Cozzy Corner ($7.80), ridden by Lonnie Meche, made a big outside move to draw off to an imposing lead, but Chausson Poire ($7) was able to draw even on the wire. Quick Tip finished third, only a neck back.

The dead heat for win was the fourth in Keeneland stakes history.- Marty McGee

ANDERSON, Ind. - Jockey Terry Thompson equaled his career best and a Hoosier Park record with six wins Saturday night, a feat he also accomplished on the previous Saturday card.

Thompson, opened with both ends of the daily double aboard Pineingmyheartaway ($5.20) and War's Last Secret ($5) for a $13.80 double. He followed up with wins aboard Danceforjove ($7) in the fourth, Beyers Fortune ($13.20) in the seventh, Go to Harvard ($4.20) in the ninth, and Stephie's Gold ($4.40) in the 11th.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Victor Carrero, one of the leading apprentice jockeys in the country, will be out two to three months after breaking his left ankle during a gate mishap Sunday at Belmont Park.

Carrero was aboard Showtime in the third race when that horse acted up in the gate and threw Carrero. Carrero was taken off the track on a stretcher and taken via ambulance to North Shore Hospital. He was fitted with a cast, and was to have surgery on Monday.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - No Comprende has quite a following. He has been the favorite in each of his three starts since returning from a summer layoff, and has kept his backers happy for the most part by crossing the wire on top on all three occasions.

No Comprende will move up to the second allowance level in Wednesday's Woodbine feature, and should be well backed again. A competitive field of nine is entered for the 1 1/16-mile race for $62,500 optional claimers.

ARCADIA, Calif. - As Bobby Frankel aims for his first Breeders' Cup win Saturday at Belmont Park, his rapidly improving turf horse Decarchy is making it look all too easy in California. A lightly raced 4-year-old, Decarchy is marching through his conditions with ease, and will start as one of the shortest prices on the Oak Tree card when he meets five others in Wednesday's seventh-race feature.

CHICAGO - Magic Doe has shown talent since he first arrived on the Chicago racing scene several years ago. Very few living souls can remember when trainer Jim Eckrosh first showed up on the Chicago racing scene. Late this summer Magic Doe, a 6-year-old gelding, got Lasix for the first time in 54 career starts, and since then he has given the 92-year-old Eckrosh a pair of wins at Arlington Park.

ELMONT, N.Y. - A tough trip denied Say Florida Sandy a win in Sunday's $125,000 Hudson Handicap at Belmont Park on the New York Showcase Fall Festival card, but he was still able to make history by finishing second.

Say Florida Sandy became the all-time leading New York-bred money earner with his second-place finish behind Impeachthepro in the Hudson. Sandy, who now has $1,750,926 in earnings from 77 trips to the starting gate, surpassed L'Carriere, who had held the top spot.