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ARCADIA, Calif. -- Classic Empires victory by a neck over Not This Time in the Breeders Cup Juvenile gives him the edge in the debate over the winter favorite for the Kentucky Derby.The difference between the two leading 2-year-olds right now might just be from the neck up.Hes extremely smart, trainer Mark Casse said when asked about Classic Empires best attribute. He just walks around and just doesnt really care, and thats always nice to have in a Derby horse.Sent off as the 9-2 second choice, Classic Empire won for the fourth time in five career starts, with his only loss coming when he threw his rider at the start of the Hopeful Stakes last month. He beat 10 rivals in the $2 million Juvenile over 1 1/16 miles Saturday at Santa Anita.Not This Time, whod won his two previous starts by a combined 18 3/4 lengths and was the 5-2 favorite, did nothing Saturday to dash the enthusiasm of his rider, Robby Albarado.Im still high on him, he said. I think hes an exceptional colt but theres room for improvement. I dont think weve seen the depth of him yet. Hes getting better every race. This is only his fourth start, so theres a lot of room there.Not This Time still has a lot to learn.Hes physically talented, looks good, Albarado said. His mind is the only thing thats behind a little bit. He doesnt really have it down to grind it out yet, which eventually it will come in time. Exceptional colt, Im looking forward to the spring.Last years Juvenile winner, Nyquist, went on to win the Kentucky Derby in May, becoming the second colt to turn the Juvenile-Derby double in the last 10 years.Street Sense won the 2006 Juvenile and the Kentucky Derby the next year after a string of 22 horses failed to complete the double.Ridden by Julien Leparoux and trained by Kentucky-based Mark Casse, Classic Empire ran 1 1/16 miles in 1:42.60 and paid $11, $5 and $3.80.Classic Empire has all kinds of connections to Triple Crown success. He was sired by Pioneerof the Nile, who finished second in the 2009 Kentucky Derby and sired last years Triple Crown winner American Pharoah.The 2-year-old colt is owned by John Oxley, who owned Monarchos, winner of the 2001 Kentucky Derby as a 10-1 longshot.The winter is coming up first, but I love the spring. I love the journey up to the Triple Crown races, Oxley said. Each one will be a wonderful goal and a wonderful stop we hope. We hope the good fortune lasts.Not This Time returned $4.60 and $3.40, while Practical Joke was another 7 1/2 lengths back in third and paid $4.60 to show.All week long, Dale Romans (trainer of Not This Time) said we were going to run one-two, him and I, Casse said. I said, `OK. Im just glad I was one.Lookin At Lee was fourth, followed by Syndergaard, Three Rules, Gormley, Klimt, Term of Art, Theory and Britain-bred Star Empire.Alonzo Mourning Jersey .4 million title. 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Kerry Kittles Jersey . -- Patrick Reed got an early start in golf.LONDON -- For only the fourth time in Wimbledons 139-year history, matches will be scheduled on the two-week tournaments middle Sunday.All England Club spokesman Johnny Perkins said Friday evening that the decision had been made to add the extra day of play, necessitated by repeated rain delays during Week 1 that created a backlog of matches.If all goes to plan, the grass-court Grand Slam tournament is supposed to have completed the entire third round of the mens and womens singles draws by Saturday, allowing for a traditional day of rest on Sunday.But as of Friday evening, there were still second-rounders in singles that had not concluded -- one mens match, and three womens. That is because there have been interruptions by rain on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.The only other times that tournament organizers opted to have play on the middle Sunday were 1991, 1997 and 2004. Each time, the occasion -- dubbed Peoples Sunday -- created a carnival-like atmosphere, with the normally staid grounds filled with rowdy fans who snapped up tickets they rarely get the opportunity to buy.Unlike in the past, when folks would queue up outside the club overnight to get seats, the tournament announced Friday that all ticckets will be made available for online purchase in advance, limited to two per household, and none will be sold at the box office on Sunday.ddddddddddddIn addition to now having a 14th day of play in hopes of making sure the event finishes by July 10, Wimbledon chose to reduce mens doubles matches in the first and second rounds this year to best-of-three-sets, instead of best-of-five.The singles draws have become out of sync. Seven-time champion Roger Federer is the only man already into the fourth round, thanks to a straight-set victory over Daniel Evans on Friday. Meanwhile, 24th-seeded Alexander Zverev of Germany and Mikhail Youzhny of Russia have yet to wrap up their second-round match, which was suspended in the fifth set.In womens play, five-time champion Venus Williams and 12th-seeded Carla Suarez Navarro have their fourth-round spots sewn up, but a half-dozen players are still stuck in the second round, including two-time champion Petra Kvitova, No. 11 Time Bacsinszky and No. 18 Sloane Stephens.---Follow Howard Fendrich on Twitter at http://twitter.com/HowardFendrich ' ' '