ANDERSON, Ind. - J D's Diamond ($3.60) picked up his first career stakes win in the $42,600 William Henry Harrison Stakes at Hoosier Park.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Favored A Fleets Dancer ($5) closed five-wide with a powerful kick to polish off his four accomplished rivals in the $160,950 Durham Cup Handicap at Woodbine.

A Fleets Dancer overhauled Kiss a Native nearing the eighth pole, and then drew off for a five-length victory. Kiss A Native was a neck ahead of 3-year-old Win City, who finished a clear third in his first try against older runners.

War General scored his second straight stakes victory with a gate-to-wire six-length victory in the $50,000 Prairie Meadows Freshman Stakes on the closing night of the 44-day mixed meeting. Cindy Noll rode favored War General for trainer Larry Hunt Sr.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - In the $75,000 Summit Stakes at The Meadowlands, Unrestrained ($4.80) moved her record to 3 for 12, getting past Latour for the half-length win. Two-year-old filly Vinemeister ($17.80) also got a black-type win with her 2 1/4-length score over 1-2 favorite Just Le Facts in the $75,000 Storm Cat Stakes.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Fancy As, who was purchased for $3,200 as a yearling and has gone on to win $488,720 should be the solid favorite in Sunday's $100,000 Premier's. One of the horses he will face was also a bargain buy.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - A Fleets Dancer's emphatic five-length victory here in Sunday's Durham Cup had implications beyond the immediate occasion.

The win, which follows A Fleets Dancer's earlier success here in the Dominion Day Handicap and three subsequent stakes placings south of the border, solidified his credentials as a leading candidate for the Sovereign Award in the older male category.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Lilsisterlightning figures to be a short price as she goes for her third consecutive win in an $25,000 optional race at Hastings Park Wednesday evening.

Hoping for Fun also is entered in the 6 1/2-furlong feature, and she appears to have the best chance of pulling off an upset.

ARCADIA, Calif. - Freedom Crest, a former $32,000 claimer, conquered California handicap stars Skimming and Tiznow in Sunday's $488,000 Goodwood Breeders' Cup Handicap at Santa Anita.

The shock upset at 39-1 could lead to a start in the Breeders' Cup Classic later this month for the 5-year-old Freedom Crest, who was claimed by owner Calvin Nguyen in June 1999.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - For months, trainer John Kimmel tried to find the key to his Argentine import, Miss Linda. He couldn't.

But with the help of his staff and jockey Richard Migliore, Miss Linda finally started running to her potential for Kimmel. On Sunday, by leading virtually all the way for a surprisingly easy victory in the Grade 1 Overbrook Spinster Stakes, Miss Linda showed that her improvement has been substantial indeed.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Delaware Township reaffirmed his fondness for Belmont Park on Sunday while strengthening his credentials for the Breeders' Cup Sprint with an easy 3 1/4-length victory in the $250,000, Grade 2 Forest Hills Handicap before 6,210 at Belmont Park.

Hook and Ladder, who raced up close in the early stages, finished second, a neck in front of Yonaguska. Peeping Tom and Disco Rico completed the order of finish.