ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Following a commendable performance in the Grade 1 Arlington Million, Danish Dynaformer will be back on his home course on the Woodbine Mile undercard in Saturdays Grade 1, $300,000 Northern Dancer Turf.Danish Dynaformer saved ground at the back of the pack in the Aug. 13 Arlington Million before mounting a late charge to finish a close fifth, beaten 1-1/2 lengths. Jockey Patrick Husbands said a bobble at the break put Danish Dynaformer behind the eight-ball in the 10-furlong event.When the gates flew, I lost my position, said Husbands. He was probably the only horse to close that day, and I just got beat a length. He was so mad after the race, I couldnt get him stopped.Danish Dynaformer is 2 for 4 going the 1-1/2-mile distance of the Northern Dancer. Each of those victories took place here on the roomy turf course -- in the 2015 Breeders Stakes and the Grade 3 Singspiel on July 3.Anything long he loves, said Husbands, who will ride him again for Hall of Fame trainer Roger Attfield and owner Charles Fipke.The Northern Dancer, race 10, drew a field of eight 3-year-olds and up.Key ContendersDanish Dynaformer, by Dynaformer Last 3 Beyers: 98-94-93Husbands throttled him down during a five-furlong breeze in 1:02 on the Tapeta on Aug. 28, and the 4-year-old followed up that work with a pair of solid turf drills.Hes in good order, said Husbands.Big Blue Kitten, by Kittens Joy Last 3 Beyers: 101-96-106The multiple Grade 1 winner has been idle since an unproductive spring campaign, during which he finished fifth in the Grade 1 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic at Churchill and sixth in the Grade 1 Manhattan at Belmont. Trainer Chad Brown has been working him at Saratoga.The Pizza Man, by English Channel Last 3 Beyers: 98-96-96He was among the top turf horses on the continent in 2015, but the 7-year-old has failed to deliver in four starts this year. He finished just behind Danish Dynaformer in sixth in this years Arlington Million, which he won last year.Majeed, by Mount NelsonThe English invader is coming off a nose loss in a stakes at Windsor and goes on Lasix for this race.His trainer, David Simcock, won the 2014 Northern Dancer with Sheikhzayedroad.World Approval, by Northern Afleet Last 3 Beyers: 97-105-105He was beaten only 1-3/4 lengths when seventh in the Arlington Million after having captured the Grade 1 United Nations at Monmouth.Wake Forest, by Sir Percy Last 3 Beyers: 93-100-101The Grade 1 winner was in solid form prior to finishing 10th in the Arlington Million. Rob Ramage Jersey . Down by seven with 90 seconds left in regulation, thats where they looked comfortable. 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Eric ONeal says most of the arrests at Monday nights game were for public drunkenness, though one person was taken into custody on suspicion of trying to steal a seat from the stadium. RIO DE JANEIRO -- Every Friday after nightfall, teenage girls and young women make their way through a middle-class apartment complex and take over a field of emerald green grass. They put on their cleats, tie their hair into ponytails and test their speed with agility drills.The Friday night practice is the only time of the week when you will find women playing soccer here.Every day you see teams and teams of only men, and on top of it, we also had to fight for this slot, said Bruna Cavaliere, a 16-year-old girl who dreams of becoming a professional player.In a country where mens soccer is ingrained in peoples psyche, women have found it difficult to find their place in sports because of the lack of athletic programs, funding shortfalls and what they call unfair marketing decisions that promote men.But Brazilian female athletes are shining at the Rio Olympics -- and people here are paying attention, some for the first time.Each victory of Brazil womens soccer team is savored with more enthusiasm, and female athletes in other sports are being celebrated in ways rarely seen in Brazil. When Rafaela Silva won gold in womens judo -- Brazils first gold medal of this Olympics -- major newspapers splashed her photo on front pages.All the love we are getting during the Olympics, we hope that it doesnt go away, Brazils most famous female soccer player, Marta, said to reporters Monday ahead Tuesdays semifinal against Sweden. We hope that it lives on, and with that much-needed support, womens soccer can grow and the love is not just a fleeting thing.Cavaliere, like most girls interested in soccer in Brazil, grew up playing with boys. At 4, she chased her older brother and his friends down the street with a ball. Later, she attended after-school practice where she was the only girl among the boys training with a 90s soccer star.While boys could try out for dozens of under-17 clubs in soccer-mad Rio de Janeiro, she found only two places. At 14, she was chosen for the female youth squad of a famous Rio soccer club.After practices, her teammates passed around a tin to collect money in the dressing room.It was so sad to watch. That money was for the bus fare or a bologna sandwich. Some girls had to choose between food and transportation, Cavaliere said.Some of her teammates also had to miss practice because of money problems.You think `hey Brazil, everyone plays soccer all the time, but when you are a girl and you want to get more serious about it, it is a lot more difficult, she said. Its the country of soccer, but there are very few places where you can go.Many school physical education classes teach boys soccer and girls volleyball, a practice that dates back to 1965 when tthe military dictatorship banned girls from playing soccer and other sports.dddddddddddd The dictatorship-era law held women back for decades as soccer continued to be perceived by many as too rough for women, academics say.But thanks to the strong performances of Brazilian women at the Rio Games, fans are shouting Marta! at stadiums even when the men are playing. In Fridays qualifier shoot-out against Australia, goalkeeper Barbara won the hearts of the country when she stopped an attempt.I never thought I would live to see the day when people would say `the men should play more like the women, said Jamile Marques, a 33-year-old biologist who founded and coaches the neighborhood soccer team Cavaliere plays on.Some people have even scratched Neymar, the biggest star on the mens team, off jerseys found in the busy flea markets to write Marta, who also is No. 10 in the team. Thats because Marta shirts are hard to find.They are very difficult to get because womens soccer is not watched like mens soccer, said Jair Neves, 25, a salesman in downtown Rio.Cavalieres father shares that sentiment. He urges her to give up playing and focus on studying. He tells me I should stop because theres no future for female soccer in Brazil, she said. I dont think I have ever seen him watching women play on TV.The gender gap is not unique to Brazil. Women play far less soccer than men in much of South America and other parts of the world. In the United States -- where womens soccer is much more popular -- female players filed a complaint for wage discrimination earlier this year, contesting their male counterparts are paid much more even when women have out-performed them.Vadao, the head Brazilian womens coach, said he hopes the Olympics is a start toward having more girls play soccer in his country.The hope that we have is that this will be the first stage and (we) have the motivation to develop the sport in this country, he said Monday.In the meantime, Marques, the neighborhood coach, encouraged Cavaliere and her mother to seek opportunities for the teen to play collegiate soccer in the U.S. Theres no structure here for her, says Marques, who feels she missed her shot of playing professionally by not applying for scholarships in American universities.I want to go to the United States because soccer is much stronger there and they appreciate it more, Cavaliere said. Maybe I can study and play.---Associated Press journalists Renata Brito and Anne M. Peterson contributed to this report.---Adriana Gomez Licon is on Twitter http://www.twitter.com/agomezlicon ' ' '