Balboa, a dominant winner of the James. F. Lewis, III Stakes at Laurel Park last week in his first in Brittany Russell’s barn, could try the G2 Remsen next.
Lute Warm, off since last December, made a triumphant return to action by taking Laurel Park’s Friday feature decisively.
Trainers Gary Capuano and Brittany Russell went one-two twice at Laurel Park as juveniles Doc’s Miracle and Balboa won their first stakes.
Post Time, the popular Maryland-bred millionaire, will retire and stand the 2026 season at Maryland’s Northview Stallion Station.
Three-year-old Maida won her third straight race — and first stake — with a dominant score in the Weather Vane Stakes at Laurel Park Saturday.
Racing returned to Laurel Park Friday for the first time since June, and horsemen were happy to be back in action at their home track.
Upsets were the order of the day Saturday at Colonial Downs, as a pair of 2-5 favorites were defeated in the Brookmeade and Glenn Petty Stakes.
Dropped back into an easier spot, Post Time barged between horses to draw off to a win in the Deputed Testamony at Laurel Park.
Bosserati, who keeps turning up in big spots for trainer Brittany Russell, will tackle defending champ Alla Breve in Saturday’s Jameela at Laurel.
Longshot Gata Brazil rallied late to nail favored Roja on the wire and win Sunday’s Stormy Blues Stakes at Laurel Park.