Harrah's Philadelphia

The developing Andover Hall sophomore trotting filly Newell Place won her second straight start at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday afternoon (July 22), stopping the timer in 1:55.4 on a hot day.

Crantini went a 1:56.2 mile to win his second consecutive Pennsylvania Sire Stakes (PASS) outing during the Thursday afternoon (July 21) card at Harrah’s Philadelphia, while French Wine broke his maid...

Ervin Hanover is now a double Pennsylvania Sire Stakes winner in his young career after capturing his $81,110 division of the second prelim for two-year-old pacing males Wednesday afternoon at Harrah’...

After finishing second to the world’s fastest harness horse, Bulldog Hanover, in two of his first three 2022 starts, the Captaintreacherous gelding Allywag Hanover obviously relished some class relief...

The $325,000 yearling purchase Energetic Hanover, a sophomore who did not race at two, is starting to show the promise of his pedigree. On Friday afternoon (July 15) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, the geld...

Top Me Off was the winningest trotting three-year-old male in North America in 2021, and the son of Bar Hopping continued to exhibit good form on Thursday afternoon (July 14), winning the $15,300 feat...

Yucatan Party Man took advantages of several breaks during the $14,400 trotting feature Wednesday afternoon (July 13) at Harrah’s Philadelphia to post a lifetime-best 1:53.4 mile.

Jimmy Connor B went to command before the half, and it was “game, set, match” at that point as the Big Jim gelding went on to win the $15,300 featured pacing event at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Sunday a...

Three-year-olds Quick Snap and Galleria Hanover emerged victorious in the $12,600 featured paces on a warm Friday (July 8) at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

The evergreen JL Cruze, now 11-years-old, bumped his lifetime earnings to $1,756,099 with his 49th victory — a 1:52 victory in the $16,200 featured fast-class trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Thursday...

Younger, developing trotters took center stage during the initial card of the racing week at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Wednesday afternoon (July 6), contesting a pair of $12,600 events.

Whenever driver Scott Zeron makes a visit to Harrah’s Philadelphia, it’s usually the prospect of a live drive that lures him, and fans should take note.