Dyladmar and betting favorite Last Glow left alert at the start of the race.
Dyladmar took a brief lead and marched through an opening quarter in 26.4 over a wet racing surface. Last Glow eagerly pulled the pocket and sprinted to the lead after the quarter.
Jack Parker Jr. was able to reverse half in 56.4, a quarter of 30 seconds
Last Glow continued to trot across the back.
Micky Muscles, recovering from an earlier miscue, raced over the edge first. Crystal Fashion, the 10-year-old, took second place. Dylanmar ran into the pocket.
Last Glow confidently remained in the lead through the three quarters in 1:25.1, a quarter of 28.2.
At the top of the stretch, Navy Blue, who had previously won back-to-back races, ran three wide and quickly closed.
In deep stretch Last Glow won under the patented Jack Parker Jr high rein, winning by one and three-quarter lengths. He ran the mile in 1:54.2 and paid $3.60 for the win.
FINAL GLOW REPEAT
Last Glow (Trixton) is owned by Charles E. Groce II of Felton, Delaware.
Carol Jamison-Parker trained and Jack Parker Jr. drove.
Navy Blue closed out to finish second and Victor Laszlo took the show spot.
Troy Beyer put four winners on the betting card
Tony Morgan reached a milestone by reaching 18,000 career wins in tonight’s first race aboard Inter Mischief.
Tomorrow night Bally’s Dover is preparing for a big night. The signature race of the year, the $274,720 Progress Pace for 3 Year Old Pacers, takes place during the 10th race.
There is also a $110,000 DSBF final for 2-year-old fillies. The race is named in memory of former Racing Official Ramona Hubbard.
The Fan Duel racing network broadcasts the full race card from Bally’s Dover. The first race post tomorrow (Wednesday) is 4:30 PM. Bally’s Dover will be dark on Thanksgiving.
For full race results, click here: American trotting results
Through Alex Kraszewskifor Bally’s Dover
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