ETOBICOKE, Ontario - Saratoga shipper Bridgetown polished off a quality field Saturday at Woodbine in the Grade 3, , a Breeders' Cup Win and You're event. Bridgetown ($10.80) tracked the front-running favorite, Stormy Lord, through quick fractions in the one-mile turf race for 2-year-olds. Bridgetown assumed command at the three-sixteenths pole, and then coasted home on top by 1 1/2 lengths over Becky's Kitten, who nosed out Fantastico Roberto for third. Stormy Lord faded to fifth in the 10-horse field. The victory secured Bridgetown a spot in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile Turf. Robert Landry rode the BC-nominated Bridgetown, who is trained by Ken McPeek. Said Landry, "I spoke to Kenny this morning, and he wanted to try and settle him, without getting into a fight with him. He settled nicely, and when the time counted, he kicked. He could be a serious horse." Bridgetown, who was making his stakes debut off a maiden win at Saratoga, covered the distance in 1:35.04. He banked $180,000 for Melnyk Racing Stable. Bay to Bay holds on in Natalma Bay to Bay ($9.10) held off 10-1 shot Jungle Tale in the final furlong to take the Grade 3, . David Clark rode Bay to Bay, who dueled with the favored Irish invader, Elusive Galaxy, through moderate fractions in the one-mile turf race for 2-year-old fillies. Bay to Bay took control early in the stretch, and prevailed by three-quarters of a length, in a time of 1:36.06 over the firm going. Ernfold wound up another length and three-quarters back in third, after a troubled trip. Elusive Galaxy, who was 1-9 in the early wagering, finished fourth at even money in the nine-horse field. Brian Lynch trains Bay to Bay, who earned $90,000 in her first stakes score for owner Robert Smithen. Although the Natalma is a Breeders' Cup Win and You're In race, giving its winner a spot in the BC Juvenile Fillies Turf, Lynch was unsure of plans for Bay to Bay. "She's not eligible to the Breeders' Cup, and there's a considerable supplement involved," said Lynch. "I'm going to have to talk to Mr. Smithen about it. She always showed that she's a little bit special. She's the best 2-year-old we've got in the barn right now."