Sustained was declared Friday morning from a start in the $1 million Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies Turf and Worth Repeating came out of the $500,000 Breeders' Cup Marathon, both races to be run Friday afternoon at Santa Anita.

Later in the afternoon, trainer Bob Baffert scratched Super Ninety Nine from Friday's Breeders' Cup Juvenile Sprint.

Trainer Dale Romans' scratch of Sustained was not totally unexpected. The Kentucky-based trainer, who has called California home the last three weeks, made the decision to declare the Juvenile Fillies Turf entrant after fighting a bruise in her right front foot all week. The Romans team thought they had it under control, but it flared up again Friday morning resulting in the decision to declare.

"We probably could have still run, but we decided it was better to be safe than sorry," Romans said. "She's a nice filly and is going to be really good next year."

Romans reported that his five other horses, including Turf runners Dullahan and Little Mike and Dirt Mile entrant Shackleford, were all doing great and had easy gallops Friday morning. Romans still has Moonwalk entered in the Juvenile Fillies Turf as he attempts to win the race for a second time. His fifth starter is Summit County in the Juvenile Turf.

The defection of Sustained from the Juvenile Fillies Turf allowed Irish-trained Infanta Branca to draw into the race from the also-eligible list for trainer Aidan O'Brien.

"Obviously it is unfortunate for anyone to have to scratch a horse on the day of the race, but of course I am pleased that having come all this way Infanta Branca will get a run after all," O'Brien said. "She will be coming out of the widest gate of all, but I am just pleased to just have her in the race."