Harrah's Philadelphia

Focus Pocus, a five-year-old Muscle Massive gelding currently in career form, went to the lead and was able to hold off the stubborn grind of favoured Storm Is Raging to take the $16,200 featured hand...

Master Swedish horseman Åke Svanstedt is the trainer of the powerhouse sophomore trotting filly Jiggy Jog S, winner of her Breeders Crown at Woodbine Mohawk Saturday evening. For an encore on Sunday a...

A rank outsider and a heavy favourite won the two divisions of the $86,800 Albatross, the John Simpson, Sr. Memorial stake for three-year-old pacing males, at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Thursday afterno...

Åke Svanstedt, who spent his weekend in Toronto winning two Breeders Crown elimination races and qualifying three others for the $6 million+ championships, promptly came back to Harrah’s Philadelphia ...

It was an unusual Friday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia, as most of the feature races, including the two divisions of the $93,200 John Simpson Sr. Memorial Stakes for two-year-old pacing fillies, ...

Trainer Noel Daley and driver Andrew McCarthy combined to win two of three divisions for the $104,100 Super Bowl, the John Simpson Sr. Memorial Stakes for two-year-old trotting colts, on Thursday afte...

The annual stand of the John Simpson Sr. Memorial stakes series, honouring the Hall of Fame horseman and executive, got underway on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 16) at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

All three feature races at Harrah’s Philadelphia went in 1:50.2 on a seasonably-mild Friday (Oct. 14), and the richest for his efforts was Pat McGarry A, who topped the top fast-class horses

Storm Is Raging, who raced well without much luck throughout August and September, got a reasonable cover trip and was along to take the $22,500 featured handicap trot at a wet Harrah’s Philadelphia o...

A pair of $13,000 handicap paces for the top claimers at Harrah’s Philadelphia topped the Sunday afternoon (Oct. 9) card at the southeast Pennsylvania oval.

Lous Pearlman made short work of a talented field in the $16,200 featured handicap pace at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday (Oct. 7), winning off by himself in 1:49.1

One After Nine survived a difficult two-move journey to win the $15,300 feature on “Trottin’ Thursday” afternoon (Oct. 6) at Harrah’s Philadelphia in 1:56.