Harrah's Philadelphia

Eurobond took the top fast-class trot at Harrah’s Philadelphia for the second week in a row, winning a $15,068 handicap contest in 1:52.2 on Thursday afternoon, May 30.

Super Sunday lived up to the billing on Sunday, May 26 at Harrah's Philadelphia with a trio of $136,986 invitationals highlighting the 16-race card, where Venerate and Twin B Joe Fresh toppled track r...

A sophomore filly named Flawless remained flawless after three 2024 starts, winning the $18,493 featured fillies and mares conditioned pace at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday afternoon in 1:52.

A year ago at this time, Bythemissal was sidelined by illness, leaving the future of his campaign in doubt. But after missing nearly two months — and racing only once upon his return before the calend...

The 1-2-3 finishers in the $17,808 featured trot on Thursday, May 23 at Harrah’s Philadelphia collectively went over the $5 million lifetime earnings milestone, as Eurobond ($748,039) defeated Crystal...

This Sunday afternoon, May 26, Harrah’s Philadelphia will present the best racing card of its 2024 season when $657,571 USD will be on the line during a star-studded 16-race card that begins at 12:40 ...

Ruthless Hanover, who paced the fastest mile ever in harness racing history over a five-eighths-mile track, 1:46.3, in the 2023 Auger Memorial at Harrah’s Philadelphia, showed absolutely no rust after...

In only her fourth lifetime start, Bares All reduced her record by over three seconds to 1:52.3, winning the $16,438 distaff pacing feature at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday, May 17.

A week from this coming Sunday, May 26, Harrah’s Philadelphia will be holding its annual Super Sunday, with three US$100,000 Invitationals (pace, trot, mare pace), a US$50,000 Invitational, and a prel...

The Credit Winner gelding Credit Con, already a six-figure earner in 2024, added to his sizable bankroll by winning the featured $17,808 fast-class handicap trot on Thursday afternoon, May 16 at Harra...

Triple millionaire This Is The Plan put his class on display as the nine-year-old Somebeachsomewhere gelding took the $17,808 featured handicap pace on Sunday afternoon at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

Two $18,493 conditioned events, one on each gait, were the highlight races over a “sloppy” track on a cool and damp day at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday, May 10.