The rest of the card looks like this. In the first race, the 1 1/8-mile Starter Handicap has drawn 12 older horses, including defending champion Blazing Colors; the Distaff Starter Handicap, going 1 1/16 miles, will see 13 fillies and mares take the post, including Valley Parking, who has five wins from 10 starts this year; only six 3-year-old fillies will take the gate for the 1 1/16-mile Oaks. The Oaks is highlighted by Madame X Ski, winner of the Caesars Wish Stakes at Pimlico in April; a field of 12 will take the gate for the six-furlong Nursery, including Cherokee's Boy, ridden by Pimlico leading jockey Ryan Fogelsonger; In the six-furlong Lassie, a field of 16 have entered (only 12 can run), including the Tony Dutrow-trained No Secrets Here; the Maryland Million Ladies, going 1 1/16 miles on the turf, also has drawn an overflow field. Only 14 can run in the Ladies, which is highlighted by Your Out, the 2000 2-year-old Maryland filly of the year; the six-furlong Distaff has drawn a field of 11 fillies and mares, including defending champion Case of the Blues and Politely Stakes winner Urban Dancer; the Maryland Million Turf will see 10 turf specialists will run, including defending champion Elberton, 2001 winner Cynics Beware and La Reine's Terms who has four stakes victories since a disappointing seventh in last year's Turf; stakes winners P Day, Deer Run, In CC's Honor, He's a Knockout and Bada Bam Bada Boom headline the 17-horse Sprint field. (only 12 will run)The 17th $200,000 Maryland Million Classic lines from the rail :
1 -- Duckhorn (Richard Migliore, 6/5)
2 -- Hay Getoutofmyway (open, 20/1)
3 -- Big Becker (Travis Dunkelberger, 20/1)
4 -- Concerned Minister (Craig Perret, 8/1)
5 -- Sumerset (Orlando Bocachia, 8/1)
6 -- Get the Picture (Ramon Dominguez, 15/1)
7 -- Docent (Jeremy Rose, 5/1)
8 -- Carney's Prospect (Horatio Karamanos, 12/1)
9 -- Quiet Gratitude (open, 30/1)
10 -- Marciano (Mario Pino, 4/1)