It was a rare Wednesday with no racing on the schedule at Harrah’s Hoosier Park but qualifying action went on during the morning with six races on the program. Three were dedicated to two-year-olds with Let B Express and Kevin Lambright turning in a clean mile and picking up a new lifetime mark in the process.

Let B Express scooted out of the gate with early speed and secured the top spot before the first turn arrived. The field all got away from the gate on the trot and settled in behind the leader through the quarter in :30.0. Let B Express was still in command through the half in 1:01.1 with Ball One and Tim Clevenger watching their every move.

In the stretch, Let B Express turned up the tempo and trotted home in :28.2 for the win by two and one-half lengths in 1:59.2. Ball One was a solid second, also trotting home in :28.2 with Double A Chapter A and Jordan Ross finishing third.

Let B Express is a two-year-old son of Don’t Let’em. Twoforone Stable purchased him earlier this year. Bobby Reeser handles the training duties for the gelding, who was bred by James Schulte of Kentucky. Let B Express is from the third crop of Don’t Let’em. He had four starts on the Kentucky Fair Circuit before coming to Indiana. His win Wednesday was the first of his career and his first for new trainer Bobby Reeser.

In the other trotting division of two-year-olds, Fifty Dallar Diva and Jordan Ross turned in an impressive mile which ended in the freshman trotter going by opponents in the lane and winning by more than four lengths. The time of the mile was 2:02.3 with a final quarter in :28.3. Swan So Sweet and Marcus Miller finished second over Mywildcard and Zach Miller for third.

Fifty Dallar Diva is a homebred by John Barnard’s Fiftydallarbill. The filly is trained by Luis Quevedo. It was her second qualifier as she preps for her two-year-old campaign in Indiana. She is a full sister to Revin for Dallars, who has a mark of 1:52.4 with earnings of more than $40,000 and counting.

Racing is back in action Thursday, August 6 at Harrah’s Hoosier Park. The program gets underway at 5:30 p.m.