the B.C. races on Saturday are much stronger than on Friday and there should be some really fascinating events. The evening starts with three new races, the Marathon over 1 1/2 miles at 19.10 CET, the Turf Sprint over 6 1/2 furlongs at 19.50 and the Dirt Mile at 20.30. Jeremy Noseda fields two strong candidates in the first two, Sixties Icon (Frankie Dettori), who must have a good chance in the Marathon, and Fleeting Spirit (Johnny Murtagh), famous because his stall door did not open last time in Paris, in the Sprint, where Saeed bin Suroor´s Diabolical (Dettori) and André Fabre´s Only Answer (Olivier Peslier) are two more European challengers. The only European runner in the Dirt Mile, run of course on Pro-Ride, is Charles O´Brien´s Lord Admiral in the colours of his father Vincent. Ex- English Well Armed (Eion Harty/ A. Gryder) looks a big danger. The Mile at 21.15 is the race in which Europans hae excelled over the years, and who can forget Miesque´s great double in this e vent, including at this track? She was ridden then by Freddie Head and he is now the trainer of Goldikova (Peslier), in our opinion the best chance of a European success at the meeting. Aidan O´Brien has US Ranger (Murtagh) entered here, but he has been rather disappointing this year. O´Brien also has Westphalia (Murtagh) in the Juvenile Turf over a mile at 22.35, in which John Gosden´s Donativum (Dettori) is another one to carry European hopes. No European runners in the Sprint at 23.15, in which Bob Baffert´s Midnight Lute (Garrett Gomez) will attempt to repeat last year´s victory, but there are 5 Europeans in the Breeders Cup Turf over 1 1/2 miles at midnight: Soldier of Fortune (O´Brien/ Murtagh) and his pacemaker Red Rocks Canyon (Colm O´Donoghue), St.Leger winner Conduit (Sir Michael Stoute/ Ryan Moore), Winchester (Dermot Weld/ Pat Smullen) and Eagle Mountain (Mike de Kock/ Kevin Shea), who has been based in England all summer but whose trainer is South African. Final ly a worthy climax to the meeting, the Breeders´ Cup Classic over 10 furlongs on Pro-Ride at 00.45 with an excellent field headed by the title-holder and the world´s highest-rated racehorse Curlin (Steve Asmussen/ Robbie Albarado). The European challenger is stronger than ever, with Aidan O´Brien saddling the "iron horse" Duke of Marmalade (Murtagh) as well as Henrythenavigator (JR Velasquez) and John Gosden Raven´s Pass (Dettori). The latter two are the best milers in Europe, but neither is certain to stay this trip, while Japanese contender Casino Drive (Kasuo Fujisawa/ Victor Espinoza) could well beat the lot of them.