A trio of $20,000 1st leg divisions of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) for 2-year-olds were contested on Monday at Harrington Raceway.

 Gretchen Roland's Beat Cop ($2.40, Tim Tetrick) was the fastest elimination winner with a 1:56.2 win over There Goes Bubba and Shocking Truth. The Dragon King colt notched his 4th career win for trainer Chris Scicluna.

 Tina Clark and Gary Evans' Come On Eddie ($19.20, Montrell Teague) was an impressive winner in the 1st division over Unexpected Twist and Rowdy Dragon. The Bob Clark-trainee scored an impressive first-over win. The Classic Card Shark gelding registered his first lifetime victory in 1:58.

 Ross Wolfenden's Cavalli Island ($5.20, Wolfenden) was a 1:57.1 winner in the final division over Sixftfornfulofmuscl and Better Dig Two. The Badlands Hanover gelding earned his first career win in his 3rd lifetime start for his owner/trainer/driver.

 In the $20,000 Open, Elizabeth and Bret Brittingham's Itsrockandroll A ($3.20, Allan Davis) won his 7th straight race in 1:52.1. Despite post 8, the 8-year-old A Rocknroll Dance gelding was able to get away fourth early and gain confidently first-over before edging clear of pacesetter On The Cards N late for the win. Water Sports Teen was third. 

Montrell Teague had 4 wins on the card, while Tony Morgan had a driving triple. Corey Callahan and Wolfenden each had a double.