Paris Vegas has raced only once since he trailed throughout in an overnight stakes at Aqueduct last November, beaten more than 44 lengths. But his win at 23-1 in his comeback this spring, even though it occurred more than two months ago, contains clues that he may be ready to move forward off that good performance in Monday’s $50,000 Eight Thirty Stakes at Delaware Park. The 6-year-old Paris Vegas is part of a nine-horse field of older horses scheduled to go a mile on turf in Monday’s featured eighth race. On April 28, Paris Vegas came up the rail to beat 10 rivals in a no-conditions allowance going a mile at Pimlico. The 91 Beyer Speed Figure he earned is close to the career-best 94 that Paris Vegas was awarded for his win over yielding ground at Saratoga last summer. But what makes the Pimlico race intriguing is the follow-up performance of sixth-place finisher London Lane. He came back to shock everyone at 50-1 in the Grade 2 Colonial Turf Cup, earning a 95 Beyer Figure. The horses who finished 2-3-5 on April 28 recorded Beyers of 92-91-90 in their next starts. That evidence would seem to indicate Paris Vegas defeated an above-average group of turf route runners and may be ready to produce another big race Monday. The logical horse to beat is Humble and Hungry, a Grade 3 winner who got a confidence-builder when he dropped from a Grade 2 stakes to a second-level allowance on June 17 and scored his first win in the past two seasons by 1 1/2 lengths. The field includes intriguing 8-year-old Icabad Crane, who has earned all but $21,685 of his $585,385 bankroll racing on dirt. He returns to turf, where he is 0 for 3 lifetime, for the first since August 2011. A year earlier, he was good enough on the grass to finish third with an 87 Beyer in the West Point, a stakes restricted to New York-breds. After missing his entire 2012 season, Icabad Crane was a dull fifth of six in a New York-bred dirt stakes at Belmont on June 1. Morgano, who has been part of the exacta in 7 of 15 starts on turf, returns to that surface after earning a career-best 92 Beyer over a sloppy track at Pimlico. School House has been first or second in four of his last five turf starts, dating back to last August.