Montrell Teague warming up Wiggle it Jiggleit before the 10th race at Dover Downs Thursday night.
Wiggle it Jiggleit (1) in second place behind Wakizashi Hanover (4) nearing the halfway mark of the 10th race at Dover Downs Thursday night. Rock N’ Roll World (7) is trailing 3rd.
Wiggle it Jiggleit driver Montrell Teague waves to friends, family and fans as he nears the finish line to win the 1,900 Matron Stakes at Dover Downs for 3-year-old male pacers Thursday night at Dover Downs. (Special to the Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)
Montrell Teague is congratulated in the winners circle after he drove Wiggle It Jiggleit to victory Thursday night at Dover Downs.
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Friends and family of Montrell Teague cheer as he returns to the paddock after winning the 10th race at Dover Downs Thursday night.
Montrell Teague and Wiggle It Jiggleit in the Dover Downs paddock after winning the 10th race at Dover Downs Thursday night.
Family and friends greet Montrell Teague and Wiggle It Jiggleit in the winners circle at Dover Downs Thursday night.
Photos by Gary Emeigh
Wiggle It Jiggleit, owned by Harrington’s George Teague Jr. and driven by Teague’s son Montrell, captured the $201,900 Matron Stakes at Dover Downs for 3-year-old male pacers Thursday night at Dover Downs.
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