Two Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund $20,000 divisional eliminations for pacing fillies headlined the Tuesday Harrington Raceway program.
In And Out Again (Ross Wolfenden) won the early non-wagering division in 1:55 over Anneke and Paper Bag. Owned by Jason and Tim Skinner, the daughter of Roddys Bags Again notched her sixth win of the year and fifth straight in DSBF company.
Katie Killen's Roddys At It Again ($6.80, Art Stafford, Jr.) sprung a mild upset in the second division with a front-end win over last week's winner, Biggiesecondshot. Rainy Day May was third. A daughter of Roddys Bags Again, it was her sixth career win for trainer Tim Torbert.
In the $17,000 Mares Open, David Banks' Sayulita ($3.80, Wolfenden) was an open length winner over Arts And Flowers and Goin Again in 1:52.4 for her trainer/driver.
For the second straight night, Wolfenden had four wins on the card. Tony Morgan also won four races.
(Harrington Raceway)