Harrah's Philadelphia

There were three divisions of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for three-year-old filly pacers at Harrah's Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon, each going for a purse of just over $71,000.

Howard Taylor has enjoyed many memorable moments in harness racing, but nothing in his past might compare to the emotions he will feel this weekend.

Three-year-old fillies were in action at Harrah's Philadelphia on Wednesday (May 20) as they competed in four divisions of the Pennsylvania Stallion Series, with each going for a purse of $20,000.

“It’s like a mini Elitloppet. This would have been a top field in Elitloppet elimination, anyway. It’s going to be a great race.”

"He’s probably started out at least as well as I would have expected for this season. I’m very happy with that."

There were four divisions of Pennsylvania Sire Stakes action for three-year-old colt and gelding trotters Thursday at Harrah's Philadelphia, and Jimmy Takter trainees were unstoppable with one matchin...

There were five divisions of Pennsylvania Stallion Series action for three-year-old colt and gelding trotters contested at Harrah's Philadelphia on Wednesday afternoon (May 13).

A field of eight Open pacers lined up behind the starting gate for the featured event on Sunday afternoon (May 10) from Harrah's Philadelphia, going for a purse of $30,000.

Upper conditioned-level filly and mare pacers headlined the Friday afternoon program at Harrah's Philadelphia, with each going for a purse of $18,000.

J L Sadowsky's Tag Up And Go was victorious for the fourth straight time on Thursday at Harrah's Philly, and he provided driver Corey Callahan with one his five trips to victory lane on the card.

George Napolitano Jr. teamed up with trainers Christie Collins and Gilbert Garcia-Herrera for wins in six of Wednesday's 14 races at Harrah's Philadelphia.