Over 100 horses set to race Opening Day at Del Mar.

Journalism, one of the nation’s top older horses with more than $4.5 million in earnings under his belt, heads Saturday's Grade II San Diego Handicap.

A total of 101 horses had their names submitted for 10 races scheduled for the first of 32 days of summer sport at the seaside oval.

Hope Road dominated in defending her title in the Grade III $100,000 Bayakoa Stakes.

Making his first start in almost seven months, the bay gelding Unconquerable Keen fregistered his third straight tally in the Stormy Liberal Stakes at Del Mar Sunday.

Unrivaled Time split through horses late down the stretch to run down favored Hey Nay Nay to take the Grade III $100,000 Cecil B. DeMille Stakes.

Hope Road odds-on favorite to repeat in Grade III Bayakoa Sunday.

Mark Evans from Tempe, AZ turned his starting $2,000 bankroll into $17,000, propelled by a big score in the Grade II Seabiscuit Handicap.

Just Aloof accelerated strongly turning for home to pull away to a two and a half-length tally in the Grade III Jimmy Durante Stakes.

Trailing from off the pace second to last on the rail, Ricardo Gonzalez and Call Sign Seven bid their time to the turning for home, found a seam while in hand at the rail and burst through to win by a half length.