DEL MAR, Calif. - A string of longshots on Friday has led to a pick six carryover of $143,784 for Saturday's program at Del Mar.

The pick six covers the fifth through 10th races on Saturday; the card starts at 2 p.m.

Here is a glance at the changes for Saturday's program. Bin Dere Did Dat has been scratched from the fifth race, run over 6 1-2 furlongs for $9,000 to $10,000 claimers. Tyler Baze has been named to ride Crafty Dutchman.

There are 11 starters, with Disguys Dalimit the 3-1 favorite on the morning-line.

DEL MAR, Calif. - Disturbingthepeace was the last horse added to a five-horse package owner David Milch and trainer Darrell Vienna purchased from California breeding farm Old English Rancho in the spring of 2001.

One year later, Disturbingthepeace, a 4-year-old gelding, has emerged as the premier sprinter in California and a viable candidate for the Breeders' Cup Sprint. On Sunday at Del Mar, he will put his five-race win streak on the line when he starts favored in the Grade 2 Pat O'Brien Handicap at seven furlongs.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Trainers Steve Asmussen and Scott Lake this year have dominated racing across the country, combining to win 471 races.

At Saratoga, Asmussen and Lake have combined to go 0 for 43.

Through Friday, Lake is 0 for 29 and Asmussen is 0 for 14 at the Spa. It's another example of how humbling Saratoga can be. Just last year, trainer Nick Zito went for 1 for 65 at the Spa.

"It's very frustrating, to say the least," said Lake, who entered Friday with 228 wins, 15 behind Asmussen.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - Include enters Sunday's Grade 2, $350,000 Iselin Handicap at Monmouth off an 11-week layoff, but don't expect him to be vulnerable. The lone Grade 1 winner in the seven-horse field, Include is fresh and ever dangerous heading into the nine-furlong Iselin, the first stop on his road to the Breeders' Cup Classic at Arlington Park Oct. 26.

DEL MAR, Calif. - Three longshots, Pleasantly Perfect, Oh Take, and Speedy Pick, have joined the list of probables for the $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar on Aug. 25.

They will be part of an outstanding field, led by War Emblem, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes; Came Home, a five-time stakes winner this year; Milwaukee Brew, the winner of the Santa Anita Handicap; and Sky Jack, the winner of the Hollywood Gold Cup.

OCEANPORT, N.J. - Astrid was one of the top 3-year-old fillies on the grounds last year. Local players get to see whether she has developed into a quality 4-year-old when she makes her belated meet debut in the $65,000 Regret Stakes for fillies and mares at Monmouth Sunday.

The six-furlong Regret headlines the Grade 2 Iselin Handicap undercard, which also features three other stakes races - the Rumson Stakes, Post Deb Stakes, and Continental Mile.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Trainer Pat Kelly said he felt like he had lost the American Oaks, run last month at Hollywood Park, even before Riskaverse entered the starting gate.

Riskaverse, who made the long journey from New York to California for the $500,000 American Oaks on July 6, drew the outside post in the

14-horse field. If the race had been run in Kelly's back yard in New York, he might have scratched the filly, but after spending the money to ship her across the country it made sense to run.

FERNDALE, Calif. - The Humboldt County Marathon Handicap, at 1 5/8 miles northern California's longest summer stakes event, will share the limelight with the mule legend Black Ruby and the Ferndale Arabian Stakes as the Humboldt Fair concludes its race meeting Sunday.

Black Ruby, perhaps the biggest racing celebrity in northern California, will bid for her 59th career victory and a four-peat in the $6,500 Cream City Mule Stakes at 660 yards around the turn.

SAN MATEO, Calif. - Here's one you won't hear from many northern California trainers.

Dean Pederson wishes Sunday's San Matean Handicap, a $40,000-added event at 1 1/16 miles on the Longden Turf Course were longer. A lot longer for Cantil.

"My horse is more effective if he's going a mile and an eighth or even a mile and three-eighths," Pederson said.

"With Cantil, you wish they'd run a mile and a half or a mile and five-eighths.

MIAMI - Trainer Milt Wolfson said he is now uncertain whether The Judge Sez Who, hard-luck runner-up in Saturday's Grade 3 West Virginia Derby, will make his next start in the Grade 3 Pennsylvania Derby on Labor Day as originally planned.

Wolfson had The Judge Sez Who on a van headed for Philadelphia Park following his big effort behind Wiseman's Ferry in Mountaineer Park's West Virginia Derby, but phoned the van driver en route and instructed him to bring the 3-year-old back to Calder.