Grade 1 winner Dunbar Road will look to add to her stellar resume as the morning line favorite in Saturday’s Grade 2 Delaware Handicap.
Delaware Park – its meet shortened because of the pandemic – kicks off June 17, with a shortened Delaware Handicap once again the highlight.
Elate delivered the goods, winning the G2 Delaware Handicap with ease and capping a four stakes-win day for jockey Jose Ortiz.
Trainer Ignacio Correas thinks the 10-furlongs of Saturday’s Delaware Handicap could work to the advantage of his star, Blue Prize.
Defending champion Elate is favored to become the seventh two-time winner of the G2 Delaware Handicap when she faces eight rivals on Saturday.
Delaware Park opens Saturday, already with 200 more horses on the grounds than a year ago and a slightly longer schedule on tap.
With the Delaware Park meet in the books, our correspondent looks back and finds the moments that mattered most.
In this week’s Delaware Park Racing Notebook, we provide a mid-meet review of some of the big stars and stellar performances.
Didn’t make it out to Delaware on Delaware Handicap day? Our photographers did, and they share the scene with you.
An eight-month break proved to be no problem for the Bill Mott-trained Elate, who romped to victory in the G2 Delaware Handicap.