ELMONT, N.Y. - Voodoo Dancer bounced back from the worst turf race of her career with one of her best efforts Sunday, rallying from mid-pack to take the Grade 1, $250,000 Garden City Breeders' Cup Handicap by 4 3/4 lengths before 8,465 at Belmont Park.

Shooting Party, making her turf debut, held second in her turf debut by three-quarters of a length over Wander Mom.

It was the fourth stakes win of the year for Voodoo Dancer, a 3-year-old daughter of Kingmambo, owned by Green Hills Farm and trained by Christophe Clement.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Longshot El Soprano overcame a troubled trip to upset 3-5 favorite Miesque's Approval in Sunday's Grade 2, $181,750 Summer Stakes for 2-year-olds at Woodbine.

El Soprano was checked hard by Gary Stevens early on the turn while running well off the pace in the one-mile turf event. Union Place and Open Concert dueled through fractions of :22.70 and :45.20 while being tracked by Classic Runaway.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Bobby Frankel's dream run continued as did Nick Zito's nightmarish summer in Saturday's $500,000 Woodward Stakes.

The Frankel-trained Lido Palace, who knocked off Zito's Albert the Great in last month's Whitney Handicap at Saratoga, upset Albert the Great on his home turf of Belmont Park, taking the Grade 1 Woodward by a length before a crowd of 12,059.

ELMONT, N.Y. - A switch to the grass has done wonders for With Anticipation, who won his second consecutive Grade 1 Saturday at Belmont Park in the $500,000 Man o' War, by 2 1/4 lengths over the favorite, Silvano.

Earlier this year, trainer Jonathan Sheppard decided to move With Anticipation to the turf after a few lackluster performances on the dirt. Now, Sheppard, a Hall of Fame trainer, has a major contender for the Breeders' Cup Turf.

ELMONT, N.Y. - After running into division leaders Flute and Fleet Renee on their best days, it was finally time for Exogenous to put her best foot forward in Saturday's Grade 1 Gazelle Handicap at Belmont Park.

Equipped with blinkers for the first time, Exogenous ran the best race of her career Saturday to take the $250,000 Gazelle Handicap by 3 1/2 lengths over longshot Two Item Limit, who nosed out 3-5 favorite Fleet Renee for second.

Completing the order of finish were Transcendental, Starrer, Caressing, Real Cozzy, and Indy Pick.

MIAMI - Trainer Scott Lake, once again an Eclipse Award contender with nearly 300 victories to his credit this year, has his sights set on the $400,000 In Reality Stakes with a pair of promising 2-year-olds who are eligible to the rich finale of the Florida Stallion Series at Calder on Oct. 13.

SAN MATEO, Calif. - Two graded stakes winners and a graded stakes-placed horse will be among six 3-year-olds in the $36,000 allowance feature at 1 1/16 miles on the turf here Monday.

Hoovergetthekeys has won two Grade 3 races on dirt this year, while Sir Alfred captured the Grade 3 Ascot Handicap over the turf here, and Sea to See has been second, third, or fourth in four consecutive stakes, including a close fourth in the Grade 3 Will Rogers at Hollywood Park and a third in the Ascot.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - Jockey Shane Sellers said Saturday that a comeback he launched at Arlington last month - and perhaps his career - was over for now, and that he was returning to his home in Louisville to have his injured knee evaluated by his doctor.

"Maybe it's time to call it quits, but I hope not," Sellers said.

FORT ERIE, Ontario - When jockey Tyler Gaskin won four races on the Aug. 26 card at Fort Erie it increased his number of career victories to a grand total of 15.

Gaskin had won only one race when the season began here April 28, but waived his apprentice allowance and was granted a regular license to ride by the Ontario Racing Commission.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario - No trainer has sent out more live runners in the short history of the Atto Mile than Neil Drysdale.

Drysdale won the 1998 Mile with Labeeb, and an errant whip cost him the victory in 1999, when the hard-luck Hawksley Hill was disqualified from first and placed fourth.

Drysdale will saddle Irish Prize, one of the favorites in Sunday's fifth running of the Grade 1 turf race at Woodbine. A field of 14 will divvy up a

$1 million purse in the race, which is one of three stakes on the quality card, along with the Summer and Canadian.