Chick Lang Stakes top three finishers

This is a listing of the horses that finished in either first, second, or third place and the number of starters in the Chick Lang Stakes, a grade 3 American thoroughbred race on dirt at six furlongs at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, Maryland formerly known as the Hirsch Jacobs Stakes.^[1]

Year	Winner	Second	Third	Starters
2011	Vengeful Wildcat	Chip Shot	Road Ready	8
2010	Comedero	Latigo Shore	Quiet Invader	6
2009	Everyday Heroes	Not for Silver	Checklist	9
2008	Lantana Mob	Silver Edition	Force Freeze	9
2007	Street Magician	Southwestern Heat	Hobbitontherocks	7
2006	Songster	Valid Brush	Urban Guy	6
2005	No Race	No Race	No Race	0
2004	Abbondanza	Bwana Charlie	Penn Pacific	9
2003	Mt. Carson	Gators N Bears	Only the Best	8
2002	True Direction	Listen Here	It's a Monster	8
2001	City Zip	Sea of Green	Stake Runner	7
2000	Max's Pal	Ultimate Warrior	Stormin Oedy	8
1999	Erlton	Jeanies Rob	Jovial Brush	7
1998	Klabin's Gold	Carnivorous Habit	Greenspring Willy	7
1997	Original Gray	American Champ	Stroke	9
1996	Viv	Fort Dodge	Big Rut	6
1995	Ft. Stockton	Splendid Sprinter	Sittin Cool	6
1994	Foxie G	Distinct Reality	Spartan's Hero	7
1993	Montbrook	Without Dissent	Mighty Game	7
1992	Speakerphone	Coin Collector	Golden Phase	7
1991	Ameri Run	Exclusive Dove	Nasty Hero	6
1990	Collegian	Hit the Mahogoney	Bardland	5
1989	Pulverizing	Jimmy Coggins	Midas	6
1988	Finder's Choice	Smarter Than	Royal Highlander	4
1987	Green Book	Judge's Dream	Silano	7
1986	Super Delight	Part Dutch	Fun Bunch	8
1985	Beat Me Daddy	Banjo Dancing	Urigo	7
1984	Mickey Mall	Moschini	Bold Flunky	7
1983	Emperial Age	Unreal Zeal	Zeb's Hell Cat	5
1982	Mortgage Man	Woody's Wish	St. Chrisbee	7
1981	Century Prince	J. D. Quill	Irish King	5
1980	Amber Pass	Pickett's Charge	Peace for Peace	8
1979	Breezing On	Fearless McGuire	Our Gary	8
1978	Shelter Half	Star de Naskra	Game Prince	9
1977	Iron Derby	Jeff's Try	Tiny Monk	7
1976	Zen	Cojak	Greek Victor	4
1975	Bombay Duck	Gallant Bob	Ben S.	9

A † designates an American Champion or Eclipse Award winner.

References

1. ^ 2007 Maryland Jockey Club Media Guide, page 32 on March 3, 2007.