Harrington Raceway’s richest program of the season was contested Thursday at the Delaware State Fair with more than $650,000 in total purses.

 All of the races on the 13-race program were for Delaware owned and/or bred horses.

 The Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund $110,000 final events for 3-year-olds comprised much of the purse allocation, in addition to long-time events for older horses like the $50,000 Governor’s Cup.

 Driver Tim Tetrick had 4 wins on the card, including two for trainer Jim King Jr. in DSBF finals with filly pacer Curtsyforpurrseco ($3.40) in 1:56.1, owned by Jo Ann Looney-King and male trotter Brett MacDonald’s Workslikeacharm ($7.60) in 1:59.3. Curtsyforpurrseco (Roddy’s Bags Again) overcame post 8 in her 11^th career win, while Workslikeacharm (E L Platinum) was second placed first after Royal Beep Beep was disqualified after failing to lose ground while on a break and leaving the course.

 The DSBF male pacing final saw Captain Pete ($3.80, Allan Davis) win in wire-to-wire fashion from post 8 in 1:55 for owners Mulligan and Calcutta Stables and Denise Davis. The Roddy’s Bags Again gelding notched his 8^th career win in 12 starts for trainer Jason Johnson.

 In the filly trotting final, Gary Rhodes’ Lovie’s Place ($3.40, Art Stafford Jr.) was a lifetime best-1:57.3 winner for her 6^th career win for her trainer/driver. The EL Platinum filly is unbeaten in 4 starts this year.

 In the $50,000 Governor’s Cup, Andrew Glassmeyer’s Sweet Angel Boy ($4.80, Tony Morgan) emerged from the pocket a 1:51.1 winner for his owner/trainer. The 6-year-old Sweet Lou gelding surpassed $100,000 in seasonal earnings.

 On the undercard, Steve Messick’s Misty Coast ($4.80, Stafford Jr.) was a 1:53.2 winner in the $35,000 Legislator’s Cup and Tlb Racing’s Remarkable De Vie ($4.80, Pat Berry) was victorious in 1:57.3 in the $35,000 Charles Murphy Jr. Memorial Trot.

 The live racing meet will return to Harrington on August 12.