GE's Jen repeats at Harr.

Phillip Mitchell's GE's Jen won her second straight race on Tuesday, this one in 1:52.2, for trainer Kevin McDermott in a $15,000 Fillies and Mares Open pace over a "sloppy" track at Harrington Raceway.

The 7-year-old JK Outlaw mare won her first start for McDermott on June 16 at the Meadowlands in a lifetime-best 1:50.4, and she followed that effort with a strong performance on Tuesday, a three-length triumph. Driven by Eddie Davis Jr., G E's Jen paid $3 to win. Love And Lust N finished second and Yada Yada Yada A finished third.

After the race, William Dittmar Jr., Stephen Iaquinta, Ken Wood, and Henry King's Yada Yada Yada A was presented with the Horse of the Meet Award by the Delaware Valley Chapter of the U.S. Harness Writers Association. The 6-year-old Armbro Operative mare finished in the money in all eight of her starts at Harrington this year, won five times, and earned nearly $45,000 at the spring meet.

"She's a real nice mare," trainer Eric Ell said. "She raced well for us at Dover, and she picked up a notch when we brought her here."

In the Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund races for 3 year olds, two divisions for pacing fillies were contested and Rodney Wyatt's Ireneonthemove (Tony Morgan) earned her 13th win in 17 lifetime starts, this one in 1:55.3. The Panhellenic Stable's Badlands Legacy (Jim Morand) won the other division in 1:56.2.

Two divisions of Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund races for 3-year-old trotting fillies were also on the card. A repeat winner, Westgate Alexis, remained perfect in five starts this year when she won in 2:02.2 with Morand aboard for owners Vicki Givens and Harvey Simpson. The Wayne Givens trainee has won 12 of 13 races lifetime. Joseph and Ursula Ayd and Betsy Brown's CR Super Sweep (Morand) won the other division in 2:05.

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