Harrington, DE — Four $20,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund divisions for 3-year-old trotters took center stage on Wednesday’s (June 24) Harrington Raceway program.

Touch Of White was impressive during DSBF action at Harrington on Wednesday. Fotowon Photo.

Breakaway Racing’s Touch Of White ($2.60, Corey Callahan) scored an impressive 6-1/2 length win in the first division for colts and geldings with a 2:00 victory. The Keystone Activator gelding made an aggressive brush to the front near the top of the stretch and overpowered his rivals for an easy win. Chauffeur (Art Stafford Jr.) was second with All Lies (Jeff Fout) third. Trained by Nick Callahan, it was his third career win.

The first filly division featured an unexpected result after heavy favorite Orabelle (Tony Morgan) was off stride behind the gate and out of contention which opened the door for Linda Mac Donald’s Stella A ($24.40, Ross Wolfenden). Stella A settled off the early pace but was able to mow down rivals late and notch her third career win in 2:03.2 over Green Queen (Stafford Jr.) and Katies Blu Diamond (Eddie Dennis). The Anders Bluestone filly is trained by Joe Mac Donald.

Ben Brooks’ Master Of Mine ($12, Victor Kirby) was a 1:59.1 winner in the second division for colts and geldings. The Master Lavec gelding set all the fractions in an easy win over Rocky Bomber (Jack Parker Jr.) and Zulu (Rod Allen). Trained by John Wilkerson, it was his first career win.

The final filly division went to Eric Foster’s Emmys Mayflower ($2.40, Russell Foster) who overcame post eight for a two-length win over Dabigspooky Bootah (Vic Kirby) and Happy To Do It (Jonathan Roberts) in 1:59.4. Trained by her owner, the Anders Bluestone led most of the way in recording her fifth career win.

Next week will feature the second leg of DSBF action on June 29-July 1 with the $100,000 finals on July 6-8.