Love You More is all heart in the co-featured seventh race

LAUREL, MD—"The Hazlewood Express keeps on rolling along at Laurel Park,” exclaimed track announcer Dave Rodman.

Another day, another three winners for teenage apprentice riding sensation Yedsit Hazlewood, who started his huge Sunday by booting home Wild Warrior ($5) for trainer Gary Capuano in the co-featured second race, a $49,000 first-level allowance for 2-year-olds at 1 1/16 miles

Hazlewood's streak reaches 20

LAUREL, MD—With 12 minutes to post before Friday’s featured fourth race at Laurel Park, a first-level allowance with a $62,500 to $50,000 claiming option for 2-year-olds racing six furlongs, trainer Brittany Russell cautiously peered around the corner of the paddock.

“Is he on the track yet?” Russell asked bystanders. “He’s got those Spidey moves.”

Just Philtored rebounds in Juvenile Fillies
Hazlewood's streak reaches 18

LAUREL, MD— Trainer Tim Keefe always believed that Code of Silence would relish added distance.

“He’s just like a diesel engine,” Keefe said before his charge’s troubled sixth-place finish in the six-furlong Fasig-Tipton Maryland Million Nursery on Oct. 11. “It takes a little bit of time to get going. He’s a big boy. I would love to see him go a little bit farther in distance.”

Slewperstitus, Doc’s Miracle tussle again in Juvenile Fillies

LAUREL, MD— "There are some old wives' tales in racing you can believe, and some you can't,” trainer Chad Summers said the day after Tartabull earned his maiden win at Laurel Park on Oct. 25. “The first foal being smaller, for whatever reason, that one holds pretty true. I don't know why that's the case, but the first foal out of the mare, no matter what her size is, is always a little bit on the smaller side.”