by Matt Sparacino, publicity director, Harrington Raceway

HARRINGTON, Del. – Four Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) $100,000 Finals were contested for 2-year-olds Wednesday at Harrington Raceway.

Ireneonthemove (Kevin Sizer) set a track record in the 2-year-old filly pacing final with a 1:56.4 win.

Rodney Wyatt’s Ireneonthemove (Kevin Sizer) set a track record in the 2-year-old filly pacing final with a 1:56.4 win. The Powerful Toy filly made the front approaching the quarter from post eight and cruised to a two length win over Bamba Hanover and Winbak Zoom. The Jason Skinner-trainee has won six of seven career starts.

In the pacing colt final, Gary and Barbara Iles’ Quick Trim (Eddie Davis Jr.) also overcame the outside post with a swooping move on the final turn and a 1:56.2 triumph over Badlands and Art and Tandar Hanover . Quick Trim’s entry mate Lather Machine, the track record holder for 2-year-old pacing geldings, battled with pacesetter He’s Personal towards the three-quarters, but both horses gave way late in favor of the outside tier, headed by Quick Trim.

Circle M Command and Circle M Paul finished 1-2 in the trotting colt final in 2:05.4.

Bobby Myers’ Circle M Command and Circle M Paul finished 1-2 in the trotting colt final in 2:05.4. The CR Commando tandem finished on the wire together over Overcompensate, who was third. Myers also drove the winner for trainer Bobby Myers Jr.

On the filly side, Vicki Givens and Harvey Simpson’s Westgate Alexis (Brandon Givens), became the third horse to fend off the outside post with a 2:04 win. Trained by Wayne Givens, the CR Commando filly already holds the track record for her age and gender. CR Zoe Faith was second with CU Better third.

Earlier on the night, Bob Figliozzi and Thomas Litz’s Village Showoff N was honored with the horse of the meet award by the United States Harness Writers Association’s Delaware Valley Chapter. The Cliff Green trainee has won all seven of his starts since coming from New Zealand .

Westgate Alexis (Brandon Givens), became the third horse to fend off the outside post with a 2:04 win.

“He’s just a real nice horse,” said Green. “He’s done everything we’ve asked of him. He’s easy to be around and it’s been a lot of fun racing him thus far.”

The Badlands Hanover 4-year-old is one of many recent imports purchased by Figliozzi.

“I have to thank Cliff, because he got me in touch with the guy in New Zealand ,” said Figliozzi. “I started watching his races on the internet and we saw some horses that looked good. We got him as part of a package deal. He’s been a pleasant surprise so far. I’m looking forward to the future.”

Trainer Les Givens was awarded a trophy for the meet’s leading trainer with 39 wins entering the Wednesday program.

“It’s an honor,” said Givens. “The horses raced real well and Brandon (Givens) drove them great.”

The final night of live racing for the 2005 fall meet is Thursday. Post time is 5:30 p.m.