The track’s 35th season comes to a close on Thursday, April 22. Four $100,000 Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund finals for three-year-olds highlight the final card. Awards for Horse of the Meet and leading driver and trainer will also be handed out.

A thick fog set in at the start of the feature race and continued for the rest of the program. Jacquie Ingrassia, the leading dash-winning lady driver in North America, left fastest then relinquished the lead to Rose Run Expert and Kevin Sizer who cut out all the fractions until the horses turned for home. Mrs. Ingrassia then took the seven-year-old altered son of exported Armbro Goalfish to the outside and wore down Rose Run Expert in the lane to post his third win in 13 starts this season. Mic Mac Jack sat third the route for Jim King. Goalfish has now won $502,394 in his career for owners Ingrassia and Arden Homestead Stable.

Wayne Truitt driving Southern Walton, owned by Gary Calloway, Louie Paglierani and trainer Wayne Givens, got up in the closing stride to beat front-pacing Jason William N (Steve Warrington) in 1:53 to win the $13,000 feature pace. Atenothnbutdscootr (Leah Vandervort) was third.

Red Cloud Rising, owned by Freida Ivory and trainer Kenny Mitchell, went right down the road for Kevin Sizer to record a 1:54 victory in a $12,500 Delaware Pace. The Ides Of March (Ross Wolfenden) nipped Eternal Optimist (Billy Mann) for second-place honors.

Ted Tomson’s TSM Spirited T came on strong in the stretch for George Dennis to win a $25,000 Claiming Allowance in 1:53.4. Back Spin (Travis Bowman) and Have A Good Life (Kevin Lare) finished second and third respectively.

Bret Brittingham scored career winning drive number 1,499 taking D Interceptor, owned by his mother Betty Brittingham and trained by his dad, Don Brittingham, right to the front and never looking back in a 1:54.2 victory to win a $20,000 Claiming Allowance. Rags No More (Jim Morand) ate up a lot of ground closing but ran out of stretch finishing second. No Option (Jim King) was third.