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HARRINGTON, DE – Anders Bluestone progeny Navy Blue ($2.40, Art Stafford Jr.), LG’s Reed O Wen ($5.40, Jim Morand) and She’s All Woman ($2.20, Victor Kirby) all completed sweeps of their Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund $20,000 2nd leg eliminations for 3-year-old trotters Wednesday at Harrington Raceway.
Stafford Jr. and Wyatt Starkey’s Navy Blue notched his 5th lifetime win in 1:58.4 over Canoe Trip and Wolfpack Russ. Navy Blue is trained by co-owner/driver Stafford Jr.
NAVY BLUE REPLAY
The fastest divisional winner was Nanticoke Racing’s LG’s Reed O Wen, a 1:57.1 winner for trainer Les Givens. The gelding set all the fractions and was a narrow winner over Big Daddy D and Jas Bluestone. It was the 8th career win for “LG.”
LG’S REED O WEN REPLAY
Pam Wagner’s She’s All Woman had no troubles picking up her 8th lifetime win as the heavy favorite in 1:58.2 for conditioner John Wagner. The filly led most of the way and won by 3 lengths over Franky Doyle and True Blue Mist.
SHE’S ALL WOMAN REPLAY
The remaining filly division saw Carlo Poliseno’s Our Last Penny (CR Commando, $2.40 Tony Morgan) maintain a comfortable lead throughout in a 3-length win over Antares Star and Giant Arbitration. The filly atoned for a miscue in her round one elimination, when she broke at the start.
She improved to 4-for-9 lifetime for owner/trainer Poliseno. The top 8 point earners from the two legs will return to compete in the $100,000 finals on July 28 on the annual Governor’s Day program during the Delaware State Fair.
OUR LAST PENNY REPLAY
Allan Davis and Victor Kirby each had 3 wins on the card. Jim Morand and Corey Callahan each had a double, and have nearly 17,000 wins between the 2 accomplished veterans. Callahan is just 1 win shy of 7,000 career victories.
Live racing shifts to Tuesdays and Wednesday for the next two weeks prior to the customary summer hiatus on July 6. Post time is 4:30 p.m.
For complete race results, click here.
by Matt Sparacino, for Harrington Raceway
