The $30,000 twin feature races were an all Tim Tetrick affair on Monday at Dover Downs with Mainland Key N winning the Preferred pace and Cams Art
taking the Delaware Special. He added three more victories to bring his grand total to five wins on the card.
Tetrick sent Mainland Key N past front pacing Jeremys Successor at the top of the stretch on the way to a 1:51.2 score in the Preferred pace, Tetrick’s third winner in a five-win night. The Shiney Key-Eastwood Bluejeans gelding help of a strong challenge from Delivered From Zin (Corey Callahan), whose eight-race win streak ended with a second-place finish. Jeremys Successor (Sean Bier) held on for third. Harry von Knoblauch owns the winner trained by Peter Tritton.
Cams Art was moved by Tetrick into an early lead after the quarter and in the front-pacing fashion that resembled the same quality of 10 wins at Dover to make him Horse of the Meet, Cams Art recorded a 1:50.1 conquest in the $30,000 Delaware Special on the Dr. Martin Luther King Day card.
Trainer Ryan and Jeanne McInnis bred and own the Cams Fortune-My Foolish Art gelding who now has earned $249,567 in his career. Broadies Song (David Miller) closed with a rush to pick up second money. Catchmecullen N (Tim Curtin) finish third.
A well-time three-wide move from Daryl Bier heading to the three-quarters sent Wambam Sam into the lead and the Real Artist-Roses For Sammy gelding took off for a 1:51 triumph in $23,000 Open pace. Bier, Glenn Del Russo and Charlie Dombeck own the winner of three straight races in 2012. Save Me A Place (Jon Roberts) was runner-up. Eagle All (Ross Wolfenden) came on for third.
(Dover Downs)