Harrah's Philadelphia

On Sunday afternoon, Harrah’s Philadelphia will present what is one of the best cards so far in 2023 North American harness racing, with three $100,000 Invitationals, action in the Pennsylvania Sire S...

World record holder Beach Cowgirl made her first appearance at Harrah's Philadelphia since that extraordinary mile last September, winning her Tuesday (May 23) morning qualifier.

On Sunday afternoon (May 21) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, the main attractions were a world record and a track record in “odd-distance” races along with a sharp win in the $20,000 Open Trot by Pappardell...

Hall Of Fame driver David Miller posted the 14,000th victory of his career on Friday (May 19) at Harrah’s Philadelphia when he guided Island Of The Sea to victory.

The Huntsville sophomore filly Southwind Bella, a three-quarter sister to 2019 Little Brown Jug champion Southwind Ozzi, showed the family talent and speed when she lowered her mark to 1:50.2 in the f...

Wild Bill Kelso was very sharp in his 2023 debut on Wednesday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia, taking the $14,400 featured trot and earning a new race mark of 1:55.3.

World champion Allywag Hanover and Grand Circuit stakes filly Charleston were 1:53.1 winners in their qualifying races on Tuesday morning at Harrah’s Philadelphia for trainer Brett Pelling, while 2021...

Its Academic trotted the fastest mile over any five-eighths-mile track in North America this year when he won the $20,000 Open Handicap Trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon in 1:51.2.

South Beach Star was parked most of a :53.3 first half en route to winning in 1:48.2 at Pocono last week. On Friday at Harrah’s Philadelphia, the Somebeachsomewhere gelding saved the :53.3 half for th...

Ammo, the Sweet Lou colt who won his division’s Breeders Crown Championship last season, won easily in his 2023 purse debut, taking a $12,600 division of the featured pacing class at Harrah’s Philadel...

The veteran Explosive Matter gelding Rich And Miserable went directly to command and never looked back, winning Sunday afternoon's (May 7) $20,000 Open Trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia in 1:54.1.

Hazeville took a new mark of 1:51.2 in winning the $14,400 pacing feature during a Kentucky Derby Day Saturday (May 6) card at Harrah’s Philadelphia.