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Harrington, DE --- Three Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund divisions for pacing fillies were contested Tuesday (Sept. 25) at Harrington Raceway, and Anneke ($7.00, Montrell Teague) proved fastest of all with a 1:56.1 effort.
The 15-race program was dominated by driver Victor Kirby, who recorded one of his five wins in the first $20,000 DSBF division, as Jason and Tim Skinner's In And Out Again ($4.40, Kirby) was a 1:59 winner over Miss Giggles and Little Miss Pat T. The Roddy's Bags Again filly overcame some traffic issues throughout the mile to score an easy win, the first of her career for trainer and co-owner Jason Skinner.
The second division saw a repeat elimination winner in George Teague and K&R Racing's The Lady Sheriff ($5.40, Teague), who prevailed in 1:56.4 over Vista Mista and Lynx's Lazy Lady. It was the second win in four career starts for the Clyde Francis-trained daughter of Southwind Lynx.
Teague drove the final divisional winner for his aunt Brenda Teague, as Anneke ($7.00) notched her first career victory over Roddy's At It Again and Golden Wigglet in 1:56.1. The Southwind Lynx filly saved ground throughout and emerged down the passing lane late for the win for her owner-trainer.
The top eight point earners will return to compete in a $100,000 final on Oct. 3, when all DSBF 2-year-old finals will be contested.
In the $15,000 Mares Open, Kaitlyn N ($3.20, Art Stafford Jr.) continued to assert herself as a top mare on the circuit, with her third straight triumph in 1:52.1 for trainer and co-owner Josh Parker. Nanticoke Racing and Barry Spedden are also partners on the 5-year-old American Ideal mare who is approaching $100,000 in seasonal earnings. Artrageous was second with On Your Six third.