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Its been almost four years and 40 starts since Group One-winning sprinter Famous Seamus stepped out over 1500 metres but his trainer believes now is the time to try again.The eight-year-old runs in Saturdays Group Three Festival Stakes at Rosehill and, if he performs as Noel Mayfield-Smith hopes, he will be aimed at Sydneys summer showpiece, the Villiers Stakes (1600m).The only time Famous Seamus has run over the Festival distance was in March 2013 when he finished two lengths fifth in the Group Two Ajax Stakes and Mayfield-Smitrh wonders why he waited so long.Every jockey who rides him says hes looking for further, Mayfield-Smith said.There should be some pace in the race and I expect him to be right behind the speed.Famous Seamus counts the 2014 Group One BTC Cup among his 12 wins which also include the more recent Ladies Day Cup (1400m) on his home track, Hawkesbury.Mayfield-Smith admits he made a mistake taking him to Melbourne and back in distance for the Group Three Heffernan Stakes (1300m) in which he was unplaced and is comfortable with the rise to 1500 metres on Saturday.Hes come out of his last race well and is ready for it, he said.Famous Seamus will carry second top weight of 58.5kg, half a kilogram less than Amovatio, one of three runners for premier trainer Chris Waller.Amovatio hasnt raced since his fourth in the Group Three LOreal Paris (1400m) at Flemington on November 3 won by the Darren Weir-trained Rageese who is among the 15 Festival Stakes entries.Amovatio won a jump-out at Flemington last Friday and his fitness is up to the mark, Waller said.Wallers other runners will be last-start winner Religify and Marenostro who finished 6-1/2 lengths behind his stablemate when seventh at Rosehill last Saturday week.Marenostro was a bit soft first-up but I think he will have come on, Waller said.It was a smart ride by Kerrin McEvoy on Religify last time.Religify will carry 57.5kg on Saturday, a kilo more than Marenostro Air Force 1 Online . 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The Orioles will try for their fourth straight win after beating the Blue Jays 8-5 on Friday night. Chris Davis historic first half continued, as he finished 2-for-4 while belting his Major League-leading 35th home run. With two more RBI this weekend, Davis would join Miguel Cabrera as the only players in league history to record at least 30 homers and 90 RBI before the All-Star break. Adam Jones had three hits, including his 17th homer of the year, and J.J. Hardy also left the yard for his 16th, upping Baltimores home rum total to 128, best in the bigs. "These guys grind out at-bats all ballgame long. Its fun to watch," Orioles winning pitcher Chris Tillman said. "Ive said it a hundred times -- the quicker you get these guys back in the dugout and in the batters box, the more is going to happen." Tillman (11-3) did his part getting back on track after having a personal six-game winning streak snapped in his latest start, allowing three runs over six innings of work. After Tommy Hunter found himself in some trouble in the ninth, Jim Johnson recorded the final out for his Major Leaague-leading 32nd save.dddddddddddd Mark Buehrle (5-6) was saddled with the loss, surrendering eight earned runs in six innings to up his ERA to 4.89. The Blue Jays collected 14 hits on the night -- five more than the Orioles -- but left 20 runners on base. Edwin Encarnacion added to the fireworks with his 24th home run of the season, as did J.P. Arencibia with his 16th. Todd Redmond (1-1, 3.55) is set to make his second start of the season on Saturday afternoon for Toronto. Redmond allowed just one hit over five innings of work on July 7 in a win over Minnesota, the first of his career. "He couldnt have done a better job," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said of his rookie. Redmond was 3-1 with Triple-A Buffalo this season but had an ERA of 5.06 over 26 2/3 innings. For the Orioles, Jason Hammel will take the hill attempting to win his first game since late May. Despite his winless streak, Hammel is still a solid 7-5 on the year, although his 5.03 ERA has been far from ideal. Despite earning a no-decision in his latest outing, the 30-year-old right- hander put together one of his best starts of the season on July 7, allowing just six hits and one earned run in five innings of work against the Yankees. Hammel faced the Blue Jays on June 21, and while he struck out seven batters in six innings, he gave up four earned runs in the no-decision. Toronto has lost eight of its last 11 on the road and had a four-game winning streak versus the Orioles halted. ' ' '