The daughter of Roddys Bags Again and Outahere Hanover, who had won both preliminary legs, prevailed by half a length in 1:54.2 for trainer Jason Skinner, who also bred and shares ownership of the filly with his father J. Tim Skinner. In And Out Again was driven by the meet’s leading driver, Tim Tetrick.
Roddys At It Again and Biggiessecondshot finished second and third respectively.
In the $15,000 consolation, Anneke (Southwind Lynx-Whirl The Girl) took a new lifetime record of 1:55.4, with Montrell Teague driving the Brenda Teague homebred. Rainy Day May finished second, followed by Lilyspuddlejumper in third.
Thursday night (April 4) is closing night at Dover Downs until the fall. The highlight of the 16-race card will be the $100,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund pacing colt final, with post time set for 4:30 p.m.
(with files from the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund)