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The greatest horse race run this year was, easily, the Delaware Handicap.

Summer reruns can be boring. Not when they involve the star fillies Blind Luck and Havre de Grace.

Blind Luck and Havre de Grace put on the show racing fans hoped for, with Blind Luck edging her arch-rival by a nose in the Grade 2, $750,000 Delaware Handicap.

My filly is real straightforward; there aren't many difficult things about her.

A five-horse field featuring three millionaires, topped by arch-rivals Havre de Grace and Blind Luck, will contest Saturday's Grade 2 Delaware Handicap.

Garrett Gomez will be at Delaware Park July 16 to ride Blind Luck for trainer Jerry Hollendorfer in the Grade 2, $750,000 Delaware Handicap in a much anticipated clash with division rival Havre de Grace.

Unchallenged through soft early fractions under John Velazquez, Life At Ten cruised to a three-length victory Saturday, giving trainer Todd Pletcher his record-tying fourth victory in the Grade 2, $750,000 Delaware Handicap.

Unchallenged through soft early fractions under John Velazquez, Life At Ten cruised to a three-length victory Saturday, giving trainer Todd Pletcher his record-tying fourth victory in the Grade 2, $750,000 Delaware Handicap.

The G3 Arlington Handicap is the local prep for the Arlington Million, to be run on Saturday, August 21.

Alan Garcia only needed one trip around Delaware Park's main track to learn that speed on the rail was the best place to be.

Unbridled Belle can put herself and trainer Todd Pletcher into the Delaware Park record book in Sunday's $1 million Delaware Handicap.

Two years ago, Hystericalady flopped as the 4-5 favorite in the Delaware Oaks, finishing fifth after setting the pace.

Unbridled Belle and Hystericalady will meet as the two prime contenders in Sunday's $1 million Delaware Handicap, the premiere race of the Delaware Park season.

Sunday's $1 million Grade 2 Delaware Handicap gathers 11 fillies and mares who last raced at no less than seven different locales.

Unbridled Belle will try to become the fifth repeat winner and sixth two-time winner of the Delaware Handicap when she faces 10 other older fillies and mares in Sunday's 71st running of the $1 million race at Delaware Park.

Unbridled Belle reaffirmed her affinity for Delaware Park on Saturday, and stamped herself ready to defend her title in next month's $1 million Delaware Handicap by romping to a 5 3/4-length victory in the Grade 3, $150,600 Obeah Stakes.