Harrah's Philadelphia

The John Simpson Memorial events for three-year-old colts — the Ayres for trotters and the Albatross for pacers — were each conducted in three $33,067 divisions on Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 28) at Har...

A 1:50.1 score from Vettel N ($6.20) in Sunday (Oct. 25) afternoon's $14,400 top-level pacing feature at Harrah's Philadelphia was the cornerstone of a hat trick for the sister-brother team of trainer...

Solar charged to the lead past the quarter for driver Marcus Miller, then fronted his opposition the rest of the way to take the $12,800 featured trot on Thursday afternoon (Oct. 22) at Harrah’s Phila...

Driver Andy McCarthy swept all three divisions of the $96,801 Hardie Hanover as Harrah's Philadelphia continued its slate of John Simpson Memorial events on Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 21).

After staving off pressure to prevail on the lead last week, Jacks Shadow N ($5.20) lifted off cover to just nab Itsrockandroll A in Sunday's (Oct. 18) featured event at Harrah's Philadelphia: a $14,4...

Despite the fact that it was cool and rainy in the greater Philadelphia area on Friday afternoon, and that two-year-old fillies were featured in the 2020 debut of the John Simpson Sr. stakes series, f...

Both Hillexotic and Pat Matters were very impressive in taking the two top trots conducted on the Thursday afternoon card at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

Four divisions of the Liberty Bell for Pennsylvania-sired three-year-old colts and geldings led the Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 14) program at Harrah's Philadelphia.

Jacks Legend N ($7.00) withstood the breeze and hung tough for a narrow 1:49 score over None Bettor A in Sunday afternoon's (Oct. 11) $20,000 winners-over pacing feature at Harrah's Philadelphia.

Machnhope was victorious in her return to Harrah's Philadelphia, winning Wednesday afternoon's (Oct. 7) featured $14,000 distaff handicap pace in 1:50.2.

Trainer Andrew Harris and driver George Napolitano Jr. both notched grand slams — and teamed to take three races together — on the Sunday afternoon (Oct. 4) program at Harrah's Philadelphia.

A trio of $11,200 events for developing younger horses, two on the trot and one on the pace, headed the Friday afternoon action at Harrah’s Philadelphia.