Barbadian Runner (1-5) finds late running room and proves much the best in the $150,000 Maryland Million Classic at @LaurelPark. 4YO gelding made his mark for trainer Henry Walters when he upset Post Time in this race last year. He and Forest Boyce just keep rolling.

King’s River pulls off a 45-1 stunner in the $125,000 Maryland Million Turf at @LaurelPark. 5YO gelding had not won a race for Jose Magana since last year, but he flew down the center under Kevin Gomez and held off Alakan at the wire.

Futile Gesture (10-1) switches back to dirt and explodes home in the $100,000 Maryland Million Nursery at @LaurelPark. Breakout effort for the 2YO gelding after three tries on turf. Jorge Ruiz stays aboard the Michael Trombetta trainee, who also won on dirt in his June debut.

Don’t Tell Deren somehow gets away at 11-1 and crushes in the $50,000 Maryland Million Turf Distaff Starter Handicap at @LaurelPark. Xavier Perez and Jerry Robb team up for the 6YO mare’s second victory in her last three starts.

Takethemoneyhoney ($4.20) gets back to business off a nearly eight-month layoff, easily pulling clear to win the $100,000 Maryland Million Distaff at @LaurelPark. Trainer Mike Moore tried to temper expectations before the race, but @eliseorfoficial knew the deal at the wire.

Whenigettoheaven (8-5) turns away Tidewater to win the $100,000 Maryland Million Turf Sprint at @LaurelPark. 7YO gelding just missed in this race last year but has prepped beautifully since for Nolan Ramsey. Second stakes win for @Pacolopez1018.

Trainer Hamilton Smith gets his second win on Maryland Million Day, as 2YO filly Talking Foolish ($9.60) fires between horses to win the $100,000 Maryland Million Lassie. Blinkers on with @JevianToledo aboard, a combination that did the trick in her second stakes attempt.

Mopo (3-2) holds off Beautiful Blome to win the $125,000 Maryland Million Ladies at @LaurelPark. 4YO filly was a contender in this field last year but had to scratch, up in fine form under @Pacolopez1018 this time around. Her fourth win this year for Phillip Capuano.

Kerness K (1-5) wins his 11th straight race in the $50,000 Maryland Million Starter Handicap at @LaurelPark. 4YO gelding has simply been unstoppable since Jamie Ness claimed him in March, and he is now the winningest horse in North America this year. @chuan_martin aboard.

Celtic Contender (8-5) gets the perfect stalking trip under Forest Boyce and edges clear to win the $100,000 Maryland Million Sprint at @LaurelPark. First stakes win this year for the Hamilton Smith-trained 5YO, long overdue after a string of near-misses.

Owhatanite (7-2) flies up the rail under @jockey_jb18 to win the $50,000 Maryland Million Turf Starter Handicap, the first race on Maryland Million Day at @LaurelPark. Suzanne Stettinius trainee has had a brutal time getting on grass lately, strikes with a big opportunity here.

Beyers from @LaurelPark Saturday: Winterfell in $100,000 Polynesian: 92 Anna’s Promise in $100,000 Twixt: 84 Walt’s Notion in $100,000 James F. Lewis III: 76 Piggybunz in $100,000 Smart Halo: 74

Beyers from @DelParkRacing Saturday: Regaled in G3 Delaware Handicap: 97 Barbadian Runner in $200,000 Battery Park: 93 Full Access in $150,000 Rocky Run: 75 Whitten Way in $150,000 White Clay Creek: 68

Whitten Way ($15.20) stays home for the $150,000 White Clay Creek at @DelParkRacing and scores her second stakes victory for trainer Gary Capuano. Second career stakes win for jockey Emanuel Rosario, who earned his first aboard the 2YO filly in the $75,000 Blue Hen.

Regaled ($9.40) wins her second straight edition of the Grade 3 Delaware Handicap at @DelParkRacing. Now a million-dollar earner, the 5YO mare relished this track again under @JockeyJoeRamos. Last year, this was her prep for the @BreedersCup Distaff, where she ran third at 30-1.

Full Access ($5.80) scores his first stakes victory in the $150,000 Rocky Run at @DelParkRacing. 2YO spent the week at Delaware after rain postponed this race last weekend, even got a workout in for @Riley_Mott on Sept. 29. Certainly seemed comfortable under @jaimetorresjcky.

Barbadian Runner ($3) gets back to business in the $200,000 Battery Park at @DelParkRacing, first of four stakes on the Delaware Handicap card. Henry Walters trainee had a tough time in the Charles Town Classic in August, but he couldn’t be denied this time under Forest Boyce.

Coast Highway ($13) wins $125,000 Laurel Futurity after a long review that included two objections and an inquiry for several incidents in the stretch. Jose Lezcano was unseated when Howard’s Hope clipped heels and fell, both horse and rider were okay. Fullcup DQed to last.