Richard Hans' homebred Nobody Knows It rolled to yet another easy victory in her $14,286 second-round Maryland Sire Stakes preliminary for two-year-old trotting fillies at Rosecroft Raceway on Thursday, Oct. 1, but she also etched her name into the track record book by way of a 1:55 performance.

With Corey Callahan at the controls, the Betting Gangster S-Goo Luck Charm filly controlled splits of :27.3, :56.1 and 1:25 before evading stablemate Thats It For You (driven by Russell Foster) by 12-1/2 lengths to equal And Just Like That's divisional standard, set in 2025.

Nobody Knows It, who remains undefeated through seven starts, boasts an aggregate winning margin of 48-1/2 lengths, has gone off at odds no longer than 1-5 since her debut, and has banked $141,965 in purses.

In other Maryland Sire Stakes action:

• Shootout ($2.20) and driver Roger Plante Jr. are eyeing a second Maryland Sire Stakes series sweep after fending off Cash Is Better by 1-1/2 lengths for a career-best 1:56 win in the second of two second-round preliminaries for two-year-old male pacers. The Wearinmysixshooter-The New Americana colt, whom Steve LeBlanc trains for Glenn Dyke, LeBlanc Racing and James Stuart, has now won five straight races.

• In The Worst Way and driver Corey Braden scored a third straight win, defeating Areallyfastcar by 1-1/4 lengths in 2:01.2 in the lone two-year-old male trotting section. Herman Hagerman trains the Il Mago-Greatestofease gelding for Hagerman Racing.

The other divisional winners were:

• pacing gelding Octavian (Frank Milby, $2.80), who held off pocket foe Major Dapper by 1-3/4 lengths in 1:55.2 for trainer Clifton Green;
• pacing filly Miss Annie Oakly (Braden, $30.80), who rallied off stalled cover to upend pacesetter R U Kidding by a neck in 1:59.2 for trainer Nola Leager; and
• pacing filly Sweet Cougar (Plante, $21), who stalked a pressured pace and emerged out of traffic to defeat Ashley's Talent by 1-1/4 lengths in 1:58.1.

The top nine point earners from all eight divisions will reunite at Rosecroft on Sunday, Oct. 11, for the $800,000 USD Maryland Showcase of Champions. Post time for the special Sunday card will be 6 p.m. (EDT).

Live harness racing returns to Rosecroft on Monday, Oct. 5 with a 13-race program and a Jackpot Hi-5 carryover of $1,055. First post is 7:15 p.m.

(with files from Rosecroft; photo of Nobody Knows It winning on Aug. 26)