Rosie Napravnik won with her first mount since missing three months with a broken wrist and topped off her return to Delaware Park by winning the last of four stakes on Saturday’s program. Napravnik, last year’s leading rider at Delaware, scored by 2 1/4 lengths aboard heavily favored Cape Girl ($2.80) in the second race, then after one off-the-board finish and a close second, she completed her first day of racing since July 7 when she guided the 2-year-old filly The Funky Express ($5.60) to a 2 1/4-length victory in the $75,000 Small Wonder. Based at Belmont Park with trainer Gary Gullo, The Funky Express was making her first start since crushing $50,000 New York-bred maiden claimers at Saratoga on Aug. 19. She ran the 5 1/2 furlongs over a track that played fast all day in 1:04.26. Napravnik  finished eighth of nine on 4-1 third choice Coach Fridge in the $75,000 First State Dash for 2-year-olds, a race Jack’s in the Deck ($7.80) won by a length over 25-1 outsider Always Smiling. It was the third win in six starts and the second stakes victory for Jack’s in the Deck, who captured the Grade 2 Futurity at Belmont Park in early July. Napravnik and Funky Munky Mama looked like winners coming down the stretch of the $75,000 Tax Free Shopping Distaff, when the 3-year-old filly held a 1 1/2-length lead with a furlong remaining but deep closer Comet of Love ($5.40) finished fast to prevail by a length in the six-furlong sprint for fillies and mares. Comet of Love, ridden by Ricardo Chiappe for trainer Tom Ianotti, has now won 7 of 10 starts this season, including back-to-back stakes. All four stakes on the program were restricted to Delaware-bred or Delaware-certified horses. In the best of the stakes, favored Poseidon’s Warrior ($3.60) survived after dueling through blistering fractions of 21.24 and 43.26 seconds  to take the $75,000 New Castle by 1 3/4 lengths. Ridden by Frankie Pennington for trainer Butch Reid, the 3-year-old Poseidon’s Warrior ran the six furlongs in 1:09.08 for his fifth win in 11 starts. Earlier this season, he won the East Hanover at Penn National and was second in the $250,000 Gallant Bob Handicap at his home track, Parx. Nathan’s H Q finished second at 2-1, a half-length in front of Filled With Wonder.