VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Terlani will have ample speed to set up her good late move Sunday, when she goes as the likely favorite in an allowance race for fillies and mares at Hastings. Run at 1 1/16 miles, the race will serve as the feature Sunday and drew a solid field of eight, including seven stakes winners.

Trained by Frank Barroby, Terlani is coming off a fast-closing second in the $50,000 Vancouver Sun on June 9. She won the Sun last year and then went on the shelf after she was injured when a horse ran into her while she was training.

ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Riding the River, Canada’s reigning champion male turf runner, will attempt to win the $200,000 King Edward Stakes for the second year in a row at Woodbine on Sunday.

Riding the River won a pair of Grade 2 stakes last year, the King Edward and Nijinsky. After running second in the Grade 2 Play the King Stakes in August, he capped his abbreviated campaign with a closing fourth in the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – If he knew anything about it, Casino Dan might feel like Cooper Manning, an athlete with two brothers who have made it huge.

Like Peyton and Eli to Cooper, the equine analogies for Casino Dan are his older brothers Wise Dan and Successful Dan, whose feats made their dam, Lisa Danielle, the 2012 Broodmare of the Year in Kentucky.

New Yawker, a 7-year-old gelding claimed for $5,000 in February, broke Delaware Park’s main-track record for 5 1/2 furlongs and extended his winning streak to four races in Thursday’s fourth race.

Ridden by 10-pound apprentice rider Jevian Toledo in a $5,000 starter allowance, New Yawker ran the distance on a fast track in 1:02.59, erasing the previous record of 1:02.68 set by Trickle of Gold in 2006. He rallied from second to score by three-quarters of a length over 4-5 favorite Gangsterontherun.

Trainers Mike Salvaggio and Bernie Houghton will try to repeat successful patterns in a pair of turf stakes restricted to the offspring of Pennsylvania-based stallions Saturday at Penn National.

Salvaggio’s 5-year-old mare Lenape Rim will make her second start of the season while switching from a dirt sprint to a 1 1/16-mile grass route in the $60,000 Wiseman’s Ferry HBPA.

Two races later, the Houghton-trained 9-year-old gelding Saco River returns from a nine-month layoff in the $60,000 Smarty Jones HBPA, which also is scheduled for 1 1/16 miles on grass.

Stephanie’s Kitten, Centre Court, Hungry Island, Daisy Devine – Channel Lady has faced the best female grass horses stationed east of the Mississippi this year, and the class relief provided by a trip to Virginia should make her formidable in the Grade 3, $100,000 All Along Stakes on Saturday night at Colonial Downs.

Jax and Jill may not have been quite good enough to dethrone Down Town Allen as the top West Virginia-bred female racing at Charles Town, but she appears far too fast for her fellow 3-year-old filly statebreds in Saturday’s $50,000 It’s Binn Too Long Stakes.

ELMONT, N.Y. - Though he was obviously happy to win the Kentucky Oaks with Princess of Sylmar, there was still a tinge of disappointment for trainer Todd Pletcher when it came to Dreaming of Julia, the Oaks favorite whom he also trains, who finished fourth.

After getting bumped hard at the break and having to steady entering the far turn while attempting to get back into the race, Dreaming of Julia had to settle for fourth, 2 1/2 lengths behind Princess of Sylmar.

AUBURN, Wash. – Polish Dollar and Camp Granada, the top two finishers in a fast allowance race May 12, will meet again Saturday in the feature race at Emerald Downs. A $22,575 no-conditions allowance for older horses at 6 1/2 furlongs, the feature is the eighth race on a nine-race program beginning at 2 p.m. Pacific.

MIAMI – Scandalous Act will try to follow in the footsteps of her big brother Two T’s at Two B by winning a Calder stakes in her second start when she vies for favoritism with Kentucky invader Sweetmarys Success in Saturday’s $100,000 J J’sdream.

The 5 1/2-furlong J J’sdream will share top billing on the 11-race card with the $100,000 Frank Gomez Memorial, a race Two T’s at Two B won for owner-breeder Gil Campbell and trainer Kathleen O’Connell here last summer.