Maryland Million Sprint Handicap top three finishers

This is a listing of the horses that finished in either first, second, or third place and the number of starters in the Maryland Million Sprint Handicap, an American state-bred stakes race for horses three-year-olds and up at six furlongs on the dirt held at Laurel Park Racecourse in Laurel, Maryland.[1] (List 1986-present)

Year
Winner
Second
Third
Starters
2020 -
2019 Taco Supream Call Paul Lewisfield 9
2018 Lewisfield Greatbullsoffire Stolen Love 7
2017 Blu Moon Ace Rockinn On Bye Struth 7
2016 Nicaradalic Rocks Morning Fire Easy River 6
2015 Jack's in the Deck Ben's Cat D C Dancer 8
2014 D C Dancer Always Smiling Avarice 8
2013 Ribo Bobo Action Andy Fersmiley 4
2012 Action Andy Javerre Sloane Ranger 6
2011 Sloane Ranger Regal Solo Sandbagin' Lover 10
2010 Jack On the Rocks Celtic Innis Roaring Lion n/a
2009 Roaring Lion Celtic Innis Saay Mi Name n/a
2008 Celtic Innis Lemons of Love Grand Champion n/a
2007 Grand Champion Lemons of Love Cayman Condo n/a
2006 Ironton Celtic Innis Love's Strong Heart n/a
2005 Saay Mi Name Cherokee's Boy American Proud n/a
2004 My Poker Player Crossing Point Ameri Brilliance n/a
2003 Michael's Pride Crossing Point Deer Run n/a
2002 Deer Run Smile My Lord Summer Swing n/a
2001 Jorgie Stover In C C's Honor Forty Eight Hours n/a
2000 McKendree Dr. Max Tim's Crossing n/a
1999 Aristotle Romano Gucci Storm Punch n/a
1998 Greenspring Willy Stormy Cloud Sylvester Questor n/a
1997 Aberfoyle City Shelter Tyaskin n/a
1996 Punch Line Military Look Jolly Punch n/a
1995 Foxie G. Crumpton Golden Tent n/a
1994 Prenup Who Wouldn't Golden Tent n/a
1993 Military Look Jest Punching Who Wouldn't n/a
1992 Charlie You Know Kelly's Class Snow's Swell Gent n/a
1991 Smart Alec Allthathecouldsee Hooliganism n/a
1990 Jeweler's Choice Born to Shop Rockabye Joshua n/a
1989 Deputy Shaw Turn to Dancin Born to Shop n/a
1988 King's Nest Hibernation Silano n/a
1987 Cool Joe Mister S. M. Rollodka n/a
1986 King's Swan Cool Joe Color Me Smart n/a

See also

References
  1. Stakes Histories, The Original Racing Almanac 2009, page 342 on June 26, 2008.
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