“He was shaken up a little bit but the biggest problem he had was in his toe, which is doing good. Nothing major, just a little setback,” Carrasco’s agent, Scotty Silver, said Thursday. “If he’s feeling good, which he says he is as of today, because I talked to him this morning, we’ll be good to go for next weekend.”

Carrasco entered Thursday’s card ranking in the top 10 at the ongoing winter meet in wins (five) and purse earnings ($212,307). Live racing continues Friday through Sunday.

“He’s actually doing much better and we’re shooting for next weekend,” Silver said. “He’s not going to ride this weekend but hopefully everything goes good and he’ll be back definitely by next Friday.”

Agent Tom Stift reported Thursday that jockey Alex Cintron, who last rode Jan. 29 at Laurel, will return to ride Friday.

LAUREL PARK NOTES Days after she shipped Hello Hot Rod to Aqueduct to win the Jimmy Winkfield Stakes, trainer and co-owner Brittany Russell will ship the son of Mosler again — this time, to Kentucky to go through the sales ring at the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky winter mixed sale. Hello Hot Rod, a half to multiple stakes winner Hello Beautiful, is co-owned by Dark Horse Racing and slated to sell Feb. 9… Jockey Xavier Perez swept the early daily double with wins aboard Valued Notion ($19.60) in Race 1 and Blue Sky Painter ($9.80) in Race 2 … Disputed Notion ($35) upset Thursday’s finale and produced carryover jackpot payouts of $27,210.10 in the 50-cent Late Pick 5 and $25,658.34 in the 20-cent Rainbow 6 to one lucky winner. Disputed Notion was the first winner for owner-trainer Carlyne Tapscott since March 4, 2018