Dover, DE — Tim Tetrick maneuvered Workslikeacharm through traffic to score a 1:57.3 lifetime mark in the $51,200 final of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund late closer for 3-year-old male trotters at Bally’s Dover on Tuesday night (March 26).

LG’s Jaxon, sent off the 4-5 favorite, left with authority and set fractions of :27.3, :58 and 1:27.

LG’s Bluestone offered mild first-over pressure up the backstretch, with Jetsam following second-over and a patient Workslikeacharm sitting third-over. At the top of the stretch, Workslikeacharm began to weave through heavy traffic, and the son of E L Platinum surged past LG’s Jaxon late to win by a neck.

Workslikeacharm emerged victorious in the $51,200 DSBF late closer final for sophomore male trotters. Fotowon photo.

LG’s Bluestone closed late for second; LG’s Jaxon was third.

Jim King Jr. trains Workslikeacharm for owner Brett MacDonald.

Manatlas turned a ground-saving trip into a 24-1 upset in the $26,000 Open Handicap Trot.

The 8-year-old E L Titan gelding rode the pocket behind Last Glow before emerging up the pylons late to win by a neck in 1:55. Montrell Teague drove for trainer Wayne Givens and the partnership of Legacy Racing of Delaware, Reginald Hazzard II and Gary Calloway.

Tetrick led all drivers with three wins on the 14-race card.

Southwind Icenfire will take on Jody and Misty Coast in Wednesday’s (March 27) Mares Open Handicap Pace. The card also features a $2,759 Pick-4 carryover. First post is 4:30 p.m.