SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. -- A. P. Indian stayed perfect on the year and completed a sweep of the major sprint stakes at Saratoga on Saturday by setting a stakes record in the Grade 1 Forego.A. P. Indian has won all five of his starts this year and appears to still be improving. In addition to the $700,000 Forego and the Grade 1 Vanderbilt at Saratoga, A. P. Indian also has won the Belmont Sprint Championship, the Donald LeVine Memorial at Parx, and the Decathlon Stakes at Monmouth Park. He was elevated to first in the Decathlon when the winner was disqualified for interference.A. P. Indian, a 6-year-old gelded son of Indian Charlie, is owned and was bred by Richard Massons Green Lantern Stables and is based at Fair Hill with trainer Arnaud Delacour. His Grade 1 wins at Saratoga are the first of Delacours career.He seems to be having a lot of fun, Delacour said.A. P. Indian broke alertly from the outside gate in the 10-horse Forego under Joe Bravo, who reserved him off 16-1 shot Chief Lion early. A. P. Indian took the lead on the far turn, drew well clear in upper stretch, and then held the late-running Tamarkuz safe to win by 2-1/2 lengths.A. P. Indians final time of 1:20.99 for seven furlongs lowered the stakes record of 1:21.00 set by Emcee in 2012. The early fractions over the fast track were 22.83 seconds, 45.35, and 1:08.80.A. P. Indian paid $4.20 to win as the favorite. Tamarkuz rallied to be second, 2-1/4 lengths ahead of third-place Stallwalkin Dude.Bravo said after the race that the scratch of Marking, who would have started from the outside post, benefited A. P. Indian.I was happy when I got to the jocks room and saw the scratch, Bravo said. It helps not to have a horse outside pushing you.Delacour said races at Belmont Park and Keeneland would be considered for A. P. Indian, as would the Breeders Cup Sprint. A. P. 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And the Wizards were a team thinking about advancing in the playoffs or just outside the playoff picture.They get their first crack at one of their primary torturers Saturday night at Amway Center in Orlando. It is a game players who have been on the Magic for multiple years know carries some importance.They beat the (heck) out of us the last two years, Magic guard Evan Fournier said after practice Friday. They always beat us the same way, playing physical, punking us. No way is it going to happen again tomorrow.Fournier and the Magic have suffered their bad beats to the Wizards. But confidence is at a high after gutting out two straight wins following a disappointing 0-3 start to the season.Slowly but surely the Magic are building a defensive identity and eking out wins with that defense and transition game.Against the Sacramento Kings on Thursday, the Magic used energy from defensive plays by Bismack Biyombo and used a 16-point defensive fourth quarter to secure a win over the Sacramento Kings. It was the second straight game the Magic held an opponent to less than 20 points in the final quarter to pick up the win.That could spelll trouble for the Washington Wizards, who have struggled to score throughout the season.dddddddddddd The Wizards ranked 21st in the league in offensive rating, scoring 98.6 points per 100 possessions, entering Fridays 95-92 home win over the Atlanta Hawks. That is only slightly better than the Magic.Washington though knows it is better than it has played so far this season.We know were better than 0-3, Wizards guard Bradley Beal told The Washington Post. I feel like we should be 3-0 right now, but we gave up some tough games. The crazy thing is we know what were doing wrong. Its just a matter of us just doing it.The Wizards started to right the ship it seems with a 29-16 second quarter that gave them a lead large enough to hold onto in the second half Friday against the Hawks. Bradley Beal scored 28 points and John Wall scored 21, but the two combined to shoot 13 for 33 from the floor. The team shot 38.8 percent from the field overall.Wall is still one of the most dangerous players in the league, particularly in the open floor. And that gives them a chance.But the Wizards have lost their defensive edge -- their 112.1 points allowed per 100 possessions is the worst in the league entering Fridays action -- and they may have lost that physicality the Magic have struggled with for the last three years.Now it seems Orlando has all the momentum and a chance to fight back in this divisional series as the two teams meet at Amway Center in Orlando on Saturday. ' ' '