Harrington, DE — Daburg (Pat Berry) equaled the track record for 2-year-old trotting fillies Wednesday (Oct. 4) at Harrington Raceway with a 1:59.2 win in a $20,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund second-leg division.

The Anders Bluestone filly remained unbeaten in three starts for trainer Traci Berry and owners James Craparotta and Berry Racing in the early non-wagering contest. Daburg led wire-to-wire over Rip Away and Platinum Blue. The track record equaled Cicada’s Song, who established the mark in 2015.

Daburg equaled the Harrington Raceway track record for 2-year-old trotting fillies with a 1:59.2 win in her DSBF preliminary Wednesday. Fotowon photo.

On the wagering program were four additional splits, two apiece for males and females. Nanticoke Racing’s LG’s Jaxon ($9.20, Jim Morand) captured the first male split in 2:02.2 for trainer Les Givens. The Rolls Blue Chip gelding sprung an upset over favorite Royal Beep Beep, who was second, with Pulsator third.

Meanwhile, Jane Dunavant’s Glide Along ($4.40, Cody Poliseno) completed a sweep of her eliminations with a 2:01 score over Marino’s Prize and Going Platinum. The Glidemaster filly recorded her second career win in as many starts for trainer Carlo Poliseno.

Wolfpack Wilma ($3.20, Corey Callahan) captured the last filly division in 2:04.2 for owners Stuart Chambers, BCJM Inc., and Divine Horse Racing. The Anders Bluestone filly recorded her first career win over FD Pure Platinum and Gavelhigh with a strong late finish.

Team Givens struck again in the final split on the card, as LG’s Bluestone ($7.40, Art Stafford Jr.) was a 2:02.1 winner over Ronnie Ridge and Portnoy. The gelded son of Anders Bluestone recorded his second career win for co-owner/trainer Givens.

In the $20,000 overnight feature, the Open Trot, Clark Stables and Tina Clark’s That Ole Bar Stool ($8.80, Montrell Teague) was a 1:56 winner over Remarkable De Vie and Judge Bob.

Later in the card, Jeff Clark’s She Is Strong ($2.80, Stafford Jr.) notched her sixth straight win for her trainer/driver in 1:59.1. It was one of four driving wins on the card for Stafford Jr.

The top eight point earners from the DSBF’s two legs of races will return to compete in the $110,000 DSBF Final events, which will headline the Oct. 9-11 week of racing, in addition to $50,000 Open events named for Bobby Quillen, Kathleen Cain and Allen Cook.

Live racing will continue on a Monday-through-Wednesday schedule until Oct. 18.