Dumb Money was sent to the front early by jockey Jorge Gonzalez and had enough left to repel all challenges as splashed home to three-quarters of a length victory in Sunday’s featured $68,750 allowance optional claimers for Jersey-breds at Monmouth Park.

Trained by Doug Nunn, the 3-year-old son of Sea Wizard won for the third time in 10 career starts. He has two wins and a second in the four races since Nunn took over his training from Gregg Sacco.

The winning time for the six furlongs over a sloppy and sealed track was 1:10.91.

Gonzalez sent Dumb Money to the lead in the 11-horse field after an opening quarter of :22.09 and then had enough to hold off the stretch challenge of Doin This. It was another half-length back to Charlie’s Express in third.

Dumb Money was bred by Colonial Farms and is owned by Pinnacle Racing team. He returned $20.40 to win.

Trainer Jorge Delgado picked up a win in the seventh race with X Y Prime to give him 19 for the meet, one more than Chad Brown with two racing days left in the meet.

Paco Lopez, who has already secured his 12^th Monmouth Park riding title, and 11^th in the past 13 years, had three winners on the nine-race card.

The meet concludes with live racing Saturday and Sunday.

Currently, there is a Jersey Shore Pick 6 carryover of $17,250. If the 20-cent jackpot wager goes unhit by a single bettor on Saturday there will be a mandatory payout on Sunday.

Admission and parking are free both days.