Maryland Sprint Handicap top three finishers

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This is a listing of the horses that finished in either first, second, or third place and the number of starters in the Maryland Sprint Handicap, an American graded stakes race run on dirt over six furlongs at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland. [1]


Year
Winner
Second
Third
Starters
2022Jaxon TravelerThree Over DeucesWar Tocsin6
2021Special ReserveStrike PowerFrosted Grace11
2020Karan's NotionBaptize the BoyLewisfield14
2019New York centralProformaLewisfield7
2018SwitzerlandLong Haul BayLewisfield9
2017WhitmoreA. P. IndianAwesome Banner9
2016Always SunshineAll Star RedRockinn On Bye7
2015SandbarService For TenHappy My Way8
2014Happy My WayLemon Drop DreamService for Ten6
2013Sage ValleyHardened WildcatLaurie's Rocket10
2012Hamazing DestinyBand BoxAction Andy10
2011VentanaImmortal EyesChina9
2010TaqarubRoaring LionRavalo10
2009RavaloSilver EditionCeltic Innis7
2008StarforadaySuave JazzCognac Kisses8
2007DiabolicalTalent SearchSemaphore Man7
2006Friendly IslandCeltic InnisGaff7
2005Willy o'the ValleyWith DistinctionTake Achance On Me8
2004Gators N BearsHighway ProspectorSassy Hound9
2003Pioneer BoySassy HoundHighway Prospector7
2002Snow RidgeSmile My LordClever Gem7
2001Disco RicoFlame ThrowerIstintaj6
2000Dr. MaxMoon Over ProspectCrucible7
1999Yes It's TrueThe Trader's EchoPurple Passion8
1998Richter ScaleTrafalgarOriginal Gray7
1997Cat Be NimblePolitical WhitExcelerate7
1996Forest WildcatKayrawanDemaloot Demashoot9
1995Commanche TrailGoldminer's DreamMarry Me Do6
1994Secret OddsHonor the HeroLinear10
1993 Senor Speedy He Is RisenWho Wouldn't7
1992PotentialitySmart AlecBoom Towner9
1991Jeweler's ChoiceShuttlemanHadif5
1990 Norquestor KechiAmerico's Bullet9
1989King's NestSilano Regal Intention 6
1988Fire PlugHarrimanHigh Brite6
1987Purple Mountain Little Bold John Berngoo6

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References

  1. 2007 Maryland Jockey Club Media Guide, page 55 on March 3, 2007.