Maryland- and Virginia-bred or -sired horses square off again Saturday at Colonial Downs, with $125,000 purses sweetened by combined state incentive money. The program features the 1 1/16-mile Find Stakes for 3-year-olds and up in Race 5 and the All Brandy Stakes for fillies and mares in Race 9, both on turf.

Millionaire Gigante, a six-time stakes winner and the 2023 Grade 2 Secretariat champ, headlines the Find as the 6-5 favorite for Steve Asmussen and Paco Lopez. The Virginia-bred son of Not This Time will face Fulmineo (4-1), a two-time stakes winner – including last year’s Boston over the Colonial turf — for Arnaud Delacour.

Gigante is an eight-time winner from 24 starts with earnings of nearly $1.3 million. Bred in Virginia by Ann Mudge Backer and Smitten Farm, he sold for $610,000 earlier this year to L and N Racing LLC and Clark Brewster, who decided to keep him with Asmussen.

Also in the field are Hunter Joe (15-1), Mission North (7-2), Hardspun Reason (3-1), and Crabs N Beer (12-1). Hunter Joe and Crabs N Beer ran seventh and sixth, respectively, in the six-furlong Ben’s Cat, which kicked off the combined Maryland-Virginia series.

All of the Find entrants other than Gigante are Maryland-breds.

The All Brandy is led by 8-5 choice Lifelovenlaughter, fresh off her Jameela victory for Mike Trombetta and one of three last-out stakes winners in the field.

She meets Brookmeade winner Thursday Girl (6-1) and Winfinity (3-1), last-out winner of the Miss Disco on the Colonial main track. The deep field also includes Cut From Class (10-1), Krone (8-1), Atlas Strong (5-1), Juniper Juice (15-1), and She Is Wisky (15-1).

Winfinity and Thursday Girl are both Virginia-breds.

First post for the 10-race card is 12:30 p.m. ET.

Saturday’s stakes are part of a new series of Maryland- and Virginia-restricted races boosted by combined incentive funds. Through the first four events, Maryland-breds have earned $351,100 and Virginia-breds $102,500—well above prior Maryland-only purse levels of $75,000.

The series continues Aug. 23 with a pair of $125,000 stakes for two-year-olds at Colonial Downs.