Balto Star Spotted for Action in Oceanport 'Cap   When he
arrives at the New Jersey track Saturday morning from Pletcher's
Belmont headquarters, Balto Star will be in the care of Anthony
Sciametta Jr., Pletcher's assistant at Monmouth and Gulfstream
Park.  Sciametta and his wife Madeleine had Balto Star in their
care for more than a month in Florida. They had him from Jan. 4,
when Balto Star finished eighth in the Appleton Handicap until
Feb. 9, when the gelding won the Whirlaway Handicap (gr. III) at
the Fair Grounds.  Balto Star returned to Pletcher's barn at the
Palm Meadows training center after that. The horse went to Fair
Grounds, where he ran ninth behind Mineshaft in the New Orleans
Handicap, then went back to New York, where he ran a close
second in the Excelsior Handicap (gr. III). He followed with the
poor outing in the Pimlico Special.  Madeleine Sciametti, who
galloped Balto Star during his stay in their barn, said, "He's
been running one good one, one bad one, so he's due for a good
one in the O