Harrah's Philadelphia

Four $12,600 divisions of a conditioned event for up-and-coming horses featured on the Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 24) card at Harrah’s Philadelphia – along with an occasional blowing-up of the tote boa...

The highest-priced claiming pacers at Harrah’s Philadelphia were featured during the Sunday afternoon card, with three $12,000 for tag-bearing horses handicapped within their respective races by claim...

Top free-for-aller Jimmy Freight got a rude reception when returning to the races after two months and a day away on Friday (Aug. 19) at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

Amigo Volo added another highlight page to his already-stuffed scrapbook of career accomplishments, outfinishing Stormy Kromer in 1:52 to take the $22,500 handicap trotting feature on Thursday afterno...

Younger horses led off the headliners for this week at Harrah’s Philadelphia, with four $12,600 divisions of the “non-winners three races” class giving up-and-comers a chance to show their developing ...

The high-level claiming pacers took a rare turn in the spotlight on Sunday afternoon (Aug. 14) at Harrah’s Philadelphia, with Rickybobbynthehaus and Ship Wreck Beach K each victorious in their $12,000...

Komodo Beach, fresh off a win in the Championship of a Kentucky series at Oak Grove, came to Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday afternoon (Aug. 12) and promptly won the $22,500 handicap pace in 1:48.4, e...

P L Notsonice overcame a not-so-nice journey to win the $22,500 fast-class trotting handicap feature on Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 11) at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

An Adios Pace finalist defeated “Team Oaks” and a Meadowlands Pace finalist in the $14,400 featured pace at Harrah’s Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon (Aug. 10), as Quick Snap won in 1:51.4 over Jo Pas...

Pocket-sitting Southport Beach avoided a breaking pacesetter nearing the stretch and came through to a 1:52.3 victory in the $12,000 claiming handicap pacing feature Sunday afternoon (Aug. 7) at Harra...

Allywag Hanover seemed to be saying, “Hey, Bulldog and you other guys, don’t forget I’m still around” on Friday afternoon (Aug. 5) at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

A pair of Hall Of Famers – driver David Miller and trainer Ron Burke – combined to spring a 10-1 upset with Yanks Dugout in the $16,200 trotting feature on Thursday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia.