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Royal Delta made short work of five rivals in Saturday's $500,000, Grade I Alabama Stakes at Saratoga, turning the tables on a couple of the nation's best 3-year-old fillies.

With Jose Lescano up, Royal Delta sat back of a moderate pace through the early furlongs of the Spa classic, following the favorites, Plum Pretty and It's Tricky. Entering the stretch, Royal Delta came out for room, got by the frontrunners and accelerated by them to win by a convincing 5 1/2 lengths despite ducking into the rail midway down the lane.

It's Tricky, bidding for a sweep of the New York "Triple Tiara" for 3-year-old fillies, held on for second but Pinch Pie was along to take show money from Plum Pretty. Queen's Plate winner Inglorious, who passed up a run at the Canadian Triple Crown to tackle American fillies in the Alabama, ran last of six all the way around the track.

Royal Delta, a royally bred Empire Maker filly out of the A.P. Indy mare Delta Princess, ran the 1 1/4 miles on a fast track in 2:03.13, avenging her third-place finish behind It's Tricky and Plum Pretty in the Coaching Club American Oaks on July 23. Before that, Royal Delta won the Black Eyed Susan at Pimlico, then took some time off nursing a bruised foot.

"Last time she was a little rank, she fought with the bit," Lezcano said. "But today, I let her break and run the first quarter, and after that I took a little hold and she got very relaxed. I asked her at the quarter pole and took her out, and she gave me a big kick. She really took off."

Winning trainer Bill Mott, who also saddled Royal Delta's dam for the late Prince Saud bin-Khaled, said the filly is a special one. "I think she's a filly that seems to do anything," Mott said. "She will run over any surface. She has won on the synthetics, won a Grade 1 on the dirt, and has worked well over the grass. Our options are always open. But there is nothing like a good old-fashioned dirt race like the Alabama."

In California Saturday, the 3-year-old fillies were running on the grass in the $250,000, Grade I Del Mar Oaks, with Summer Soiree coming out on top.

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