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What A Summer Stakes top three finishers

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This is a listing of the horses that finished in either first, second, or third place and the number of starters in the What A Summer Stakes (1978–2010), an American Thoroughbred Stakes race for fillies and mares four years-old and up at six furlongs run on dirt at Laurel Park Racecourse in Laurel, Maryland.[1]

Year
Winner
Second
Third
Starters
2018 Ms Locust Point Tazkeya My Magician 7
2017 Sweet On Smokey Disco Chick Lovable Lady 5
2016 Sweet On Smokey Raging Smoke E. Dubai's Humor 9
2015 Lady Sabelia She's Ordained Sounds of the City 8
2014 Winning Image She's Ordained Vicki's Dancer 8
2013 Bold Affair Dance to Bristol Enchante 8
2012 No races No races No races 0
2011 Aspenglow Five Diamonds Sweet Goodbye 7
2010 Sweet Goodbye Royale Michele Cuvee Uncorked 10
2009 Access Fee All Giving Now It Begins 11
2008 Silmaril All Giving La Chica Rica 8
2007 Silmaril Scheing E Jet La Chica Rica 7
2006 Flame of Love Spirited Game See Alice 10
2005 Sensibly Chic Wallop Bronze Abe 9
2004 Bronze Abe Bamba Gazillion 7
2003 Xtra Heat Gazillion Bernie's Gold 6
2002 Outstanding Info Bedside Manner Prized Stamp n/a
2001 Doc Calls Her Kate Ivy's Jewel It's a True Ring n/a
1993–2000 No races No races No races 0
1992 Carnirainbow Bocamis Nostarch n/a
1991 Set to Fly Gala Gold Digger Good Looking Terri n/a
1990 Gala Goldilocks Nicki Indian Anthem n/a
1989 Valay Maid Lucky Lady Lauren She's a Champ n/a
1988 Hard Headed Woman Bearing Testamony Don't Be Foolish n/a
1987 Sham Say Gina's Double Gilded Production n/a
1986 Wainee Church Safe At the Plate Precious Tiffini n/a
1985 Gala de Oro Timelessleigh Quadorian n/a
1984 Artful Girl Via Venito Well Founded n/a
1983 Sea Siren Dancing Dot Scherzo's Last n/a
1982 Kattegat's Pride Lady of Cornwall Jove's Lady n/a
1981 Privacy Lava Bobbin Contrary Rose n/a
1980 Denim Gal Rolling Mill Jameela n/a
1979 Silver Ice Bare Facts Paddock Calls n/a
1978 Debby's Turn Moonlight Jig Silver Ice n/a

References

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  1. ^ 2007 Maryland Jockey Club Media Guide, p. 384, on March 3, 2007.
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