HARRINGTON — The Delaware harness racing circuit will resume Monday with a 12-race program (post time 4:30 p.m.) at Harrington Raceway.

The feature race is the sixth, a $20,000 Open Handicap for pacers. Hard-hitting mare Scuola Hanover (7/2, Art Stafford Jr.) will tackle the boys for owners Art and Andrew Stafford and Thomas Ireland.

The 6-year-old Rocknroll Dance mare was a 1:52.3 winner in her last race in the $35,000 Legislator’s Cup at Harrington during the Delaware State Fair. She has banked just shy of $100,000 this year for trainer and co-owner Andrew Stafford.
A solid group will oppose Scuola Hanover, including Jason Lynch’s Gunslinger Hill (12/1, Toby Lynch Jr.), who was an upset victor in the overnight featured $50,000 Governor’s Cup during the fair racing program.

Jack’s Legend N (3/1, Pat Berry) is the likely favorite for owners Rich Lombardo, David Kryway, Eric Good and co-owner/trainer Josh Green. The ultra-consistent 7-year-old recently surpassed $100,000 in seasonal earnings.

David Hamm and Rodney Long’s JJ Flynn (9/2, Allan Davis) is another logical contender as the Chuck Crissman-trainee has 2 quality wins recently at Harrah’s Philadelphia and sports a field-best seasonal bankroll of $116,119. He has also has the most wins (8) in the field this year.

Jason Lynch’s Mcboogity (8/1, Jason Lynch), David Hamm and Rodney Long’s American Admiral (8/1, Victor Kirby), Louis Tomczak Jr.’s Proper One (12/1, Jason Thompson) and Mst Racing Inc.’s Goldberg (7/1, Montrell Teague) will complete the field.

With 27 programs remaining in Harrington’s 75th anniversary season, there’s a tight race in the driver standings among defending leading champ Allan Davis (82 wins) and upstart Montrell Teague (77 wins). Two familiar former track training champs are atop the conditioner standings as Crissman (36 wins) maintains a lead over Green (25 wins).

As for multi-leg wagering options, two pick four wagers await bettors, the first in the 2nd race and also in the 9th.

Live racing will be conducted on a Monday/Tuesday schedule for the balance of August before a Monday through Wednesday schedule will commence beginning Sept. 5 through Oct. 20.