Heavy Favorite Nevada Beach stalked the pace and rolled to a half-length win in Saturday’s $100,000 Grade III Native Diver Stakes.

Del Mar dries out as racing returns to the Seaside Oval.

Mrs. Astor looks to defend her title in the Grade III $100,000 Red Carpet Stakes for fillies and mares, three-years-old and up, going one and three-eighths miles on the turf Sunday at Del Mar.

Grade I winner Nevada Beach looms large in Saturday’s Grade III Native Diver Stakes for three-year-olds and up going a mile and one eighth at Del Mar.

Del Mar has two carryovers up for grabs for Friday’s eight-race card. The $2 Pick Six has a carryover $51,879, and the $1 Super High 5 has a $23,912 carryover.

Antonio Fresu and Revera had a perfect trip to the outside of heavily favored Himika, fighting down the lane and pulling away in the last sixteenth to win.

Everything’s a go for Sunday racing at Del Mar. The worst of the rain has passed through and except for a rogue scattered shower or two moving through the area throughout the day, things should be dry enough to get in the day’s nine races.

Baffert trained Consequent makes her debut a winning one going two turns in Friday’s Feature for two-year-old maiden fillies.

Lexington Horseplayer lands Daily Double on last two races at World Championships to claim toroughbred racing’s biggest live-money tournament.

Races cancelled Saturday ahead of forecasted Pacific Storm.