Barbara D. Livingston
Yawanna Twist, third in last year's Preakness, eturns to New York-bred competition for the first time since he won his first two starts sprinting over the inner track last winter in Saturday's Kings Point.
The headlines entering Monday’s Grade 2, $200,000 General George Handicap at Laurel Park focus on the return of Wood Memorial winner Toby’s Corner to the races after a 10-month layoff. Trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. hopes to put a different twist on the story when the seven-furlong dirt race is over.
Dutrow, who grew up in Maryland and worked for his father, the highly-respected Richard Dutrow Sr., hopes to spoil Toby’s Corner’s return with either of his uncoupled runners, Yawanna Twist or This Ones for Phil.