Mail subject rewriting when sent to DL- Exchange 2010

Hi folks,
we have an Exchange 2010 and several DL.
We'd like to rewrite the subject of any message sent to a specific DL to ease the filtering of such messages (seen Outlook client is limited in filtering).
Any of the rules as described here don't apply
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd638183(v=exchg.141).aspx
I'm pretty familiar with regular expression but last time I used the mail header to catch the condition I ended up in rewriting any message sent through Exchange.
I think this is a pretty basic function and I wonder why it's not among the offered filter options.
Has any one done that before and could he/she recommend the filter/regex to use? I guess it would be "Mail to:.*[email protected]" but as I said last time message other messages were impacted (they were messages on other DL that didn't have such
pattern in the headers as far as I remember)
Thanks in advance,
Alex

Hi Anand,
thanks for your reply but I'm afraid it doesn't apply to my case. The question is to rewrite the Subject when a message is sent to the DL regardless of who sends it (the DL might be opened in the future to external addresses as well)
Let's say that the DL My-favourite-recipies at example.com is the DL and this DL has got users A,B,C,D and E.
My understanding is that what you propose will work even in case the user A will send a private email to user E because both belong to the DL, and on top of it the management by the moderator, that is not set, is not necessary.
That's why I'm looking for the solution in the headers (since I didn't see the option "sent to DL xxxx") "IF destination email address is my-favourite-recipies at example.com" then "prepend the Subject with [My-favourite-recipies]"
I have to say that I'm not aware how Exchange treats messages sent to DLs and I though it was sufficient to set the condition to the field "RCPT TO:" but unfortunately mails to other DLs were affected.
Let me be more specific: we have a DL called waw-200 at example.com (of course I modified the domain)
and when setting the condition for such DL I used the following (W|w)(A|a)(W|w)-200 at example.com but in this way also mails sent to DLs like fps-it at example.com were touched.
Thanks Alex

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