Published: February 6, 2012 9:57 pm ET

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Only the photo-finish camera could separate the first three finishers in the $30,000 Preferred/Open Handicap pace on Monday at Dover Downs, with Summer Camp holding on for a 1:51.2 victory.

Summer Camp took the lead on the final turn then had to hold on for dear life as Southwestern Dream and Tim Tetrick made up a ton of ground in the stretch and Delivered From Zin and Corey Callahan stormed down the lane in a :28 final panel. David Miller drove Summer Camp, a Rocknroll Hanover-Roman Art gelding, to his second Preferred win in four weeks for Baron Racing and VIP Internet Stable. The post change from Post 8 to Post 2 helped Southwestern Dream while Delivered From Zin continues to show his ability.

Ise The By Boy has come back to top form in the $23,000 Open pace. Ron Pierce guided the Mac Three-Prince Lee Fiesta gelding trained by Eric Ell for owners Ken Wood, Bill Dittmar and Steve Iaquinta to his second straight victory annexing a 1:51.1 decision. Arctic Warrior (David Miller) was a strong second. Fancyfreeshark (Jon Roberts) led early and held on for third.

Matt Kakaley had a pair of wins, needing two more, to become the youngest driver to reach 2,000 wins.

(Dover Downs)