ETOBICOKE, Ontario -- The queen of the turf, Tepin, has taken her talents north of the border for Saturdays $1 million Woodbine Mile, but is she poised to bring her A game off a three-month layoff?Tepin is unbeaten in her last seven outings. Her memorable victory over males in last years Grade 1 Breeders Cup Mile enabled her to clinch the Eclipse Award for the champion female turf runner. This year, Tepin picked up right where she left off by winning all five of her races. Following a pair of graded stakes scores at Tampa Bay Downs, she took the Grade 1 Jenny Wiley by five lengths at Keeneland and then won the Grade 2 Churchill Distaff Turf Mile.In June, owner Robert Masterson and trainer Mark Casse got ambitious for Tepins most recent start, shipping her to England for the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes going a straight mile at the prestigious Royal Ascot meet. Over soft ground that wasnt to her liking and without Lasix, she prevailed by a half-length in a gritty performance under regular rider Julien Leparoux.Tepin has been working at Saratoga, where she spent most of the summer under the watchful eye of assistant trainer Norm Casse.Shes always run well fresh, Norm Casse said. In that way, Im confident. Her works were the way that we like them to be. All indicators are shes ready. Im cautiously optimistic.The 20th running of the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile attracted a field of eight and heads a spectacular card that also includes the Grade 1 Northern Dancer Turf, the Grade 2 Canadian, and the Grade 3 Ontario Derby.The Woodbine Mile and Canadian are Breeders Cup Win and Youre In qualifiers. The Mile has yielded four BC Mile winners, including Wise Dan and Court Vision.The Woodbine Mile, the 12th and final race on the card, will be broadcast on TSN2 in Canada from 6-7 p.m. Eastern. Post time is 6:39.Saturdays early pick four has a guaranteed pool of $150,000, and the late one is guaranteed at $250,000. The early pick five is guaranteed at $50,000. A late pick five has been added, with a $100,000 minimum.There is no show wagering on the Woodbine Mile.Key ContendersTepin, by Bernstein Last 3 Beyers: 102-107-107From the outside, post 8, she figures to track the projected pacesetter, Arod, before making her move.Shes very versatile, said Norm Casse. Ideally, wed like her to sit off somebody. I think she relaxes a little better that way. The slower they go early, the more effective her kick is late. If she gets comfortable early, shes going to be really tough to beat.The only filly or mare to win the Woodbine Mile was Ventura, who prevailed off a five-month layoff in 2009 for trainer Bobby Frankel.Mutakayyef, by Sea The StarsBy far the best of the Europeans invaders, the 5-year-old is coming off a troubled third behind the highly accomplished Postponed and Group 1 winner Highland Reel in the Group 1 Juddmonte International at York. He was previously victorious in the Group 2 Summer Mile at Ascot.He was gelded over the winter and this year has won 2 of 3 starts.He has made a significant step up, said trainer William Haggas. He has improved since his gelding operation last winter. His form is strong, although not quite as strong as that shown by Tepin.Arod, by TeofiloHis fruitful 2015 campaign included a second to the brilliant miler Solow in a Group 1 at Epsom. His recent form was poor before a third-place finish in the Group 2 Celebration Mile at Goodwood on Aug. 27.I was very happy with his last race, said trainer Peter Chapple-Hyam. My horses had been very sick, and he was the same, so, really, it was like his first run of the year.Assistant trainer Gary Hindmarch said Arod could lead the way Saturday.He likes to be in front, but if someone tears off, hes quite happy to sit behind, said Hindmarch. The ground is a key factor with him. He wants it like the road.Mr. Owen, by Invincible Spirit Beyer: 97He was a nonthreatening sixth in last years Woodbine Mile after getting away slowly and racing three wide on the turn. He has been idle since July 17, when he wound up second in the Group 3 Prix Messidor at Maisons-Laffitte in France.Full Mast, by Mizzen Mast Last 3 Beyers: 103-96-102He was a Group 3 winner in France before joining trainer Bill Motts barn this year. After landing an optional claimer at Belmont in June, he was a troubled fourth in the Grade 2 King Edward here July 2 and is exiting a narrow loss in the Lure Stakes at Saratoga.Mott won the inaugural Woodbine Mile with Geri.Glenville Gardens, by Street Cry Last 3 Beyers: 98-94-91The sharpest local runner, he took the local prep, the Grade 2 Play the King.Trainer Sid Attard claimed him for $40,000 last September. Attard won the 2001 Woodbine Mile with 6-1 shot Numerous Times. Antonio Gates Jersey . The 20-year-old Pelicans big man glanced up and smiled widely at the well-wishers -- a fitting end to a day he wont soon forget. Davis responded to his selection earlier in the day as a Western Conference All-Star with 26 points and 10 rebounds, and the New Orleans Pelicans overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat the Minnesota Timberwolves 98-91 on Friday night. Doug Flutie Jersey . 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Jeje Lalpekhlua, Sumeet Passi and Halicharan Narzary scored goals to help India record a 3-0 win over Bhutan at the Changlimithang Stadium, Thimpu, in a friendly match on Saturday. Though this was the Indian teams first match since beating Laos 6-1 in June, the result will not be recorded since the match did not have official status.In the absence of several experienced players, coach Stephen Constantine started with Subrata Paul in goal, while the defence was shored up by Aibor Khongjee, Sandesh Jhingan, Pronoy Halder and Fulganco Cardozo. Rowlin Borges, Jackichand Singh and Dhanpal Ganesh made up the midfield, while the attacking trio of Passi, Jeje and Narzary completed the line-up.India kicked off in front of a boisterous crowd, who were almost given more to cheer about by star striker Chencho Gyeltshen inside the first minute, as he noticed Paul off his line and tried to chip him from the left flank, but missed narrowly.India were quick to retaliate, and their very first attack bore fruit. Halders low cross whipped in from the right was met by Passi, whose glancing header gave India a 1-0 lead.India doubled their lead in the 18th minute, when Jeje -- also wearing the captains armband -- took advantage of a loose ball that fell his way to turn and shoot from just inside the Bhutan box. India scored their third goal just three minutes later, when Halicharan Narzary placed a first-time volley from the edge of the box perfectly into the corner of the Bhutan goal.The hosts had their best chance to score in the 36th minute, when midfielder Lhendup Dorjis speculative shot from long range took a deflection from one of the Indian defenders, but Paul had no difficulty in collecting the ball.ddddddddddddThe second half began with three substitutions -- two of them in defence -- for India, but it was Bhutan who had to make some structural changes, with a straight red to one of their midfielders in the 54th minute.However, this appeared to spur the Bhutan team into action, with a long-range effort from Karma Shedrup Tshering in the 56th minute narrowly going over the crossbar behind Paul. A couple of minutes later, Bhutan also won the first corner of the half, but failed to score.India picked up the pace with a fourth substitution, as Lallianzuala replaced Jackichand, while Isaac Chhakchhuak justified his inclusion with a burst of speed from the right flank in the 72nd minute, but his right-footer was well-saved by the Bhutan goalkeeper.Jeje came close to doubling his tally for the day in the 88th