Harrington Raceway

Allen and Ira Kaplan and David Sheib’s Lorrie Please returned to Delaware a winner Tuesday with a 1:54.1 win in the $10,600 featured conditioned pace at Harrington Raceway.

On Monday, May 19, John Dayton's Just A Jolt ($3.80, Victor Kirby) reset the Harrington Raceway track record for four-year-old pacing geldings with a 1:50.3 triumph in the $17,000 Open Pace.

James Moore III’s NF Happenstance ($2.60, Jack Parker Jr.) survived a contentious early pace battle to prevail in the $17,000 Open Trot in 1:54.3 at Harrington Raceway on Wednesday.

North State Street Stable’s Monochromatic returned off a three-month layoff with a victory Tuesday night at Harrington Raceway in the $17,000 Mares Open in 1:53.4.

Rock On Moe was the beneficiary of a pocket trip and scored a 1:51.1 upset win in Monday’s $17,000 Open Pace at Harrington Raceway.

James Moore III’s NF Happenstance earned a decisive win in Wednesday’s $17,000 Open Trot at Harrington Raceway, and the 1:54.2 clocking established a new track record for four-year-old mares.

Harry Von Knoblauch’s Scootin For Joy notched a repeat victory in Tuesday’s $17,000 Mares Open at Harrington Raceway in 1:53.

John Dayton’s Just A Jolt notched his third straight win and equaled the four-year-old gelding track record in the process of his 1:51.1 win in Monday’s $17,000 Open at Harrington Raceway.

Driver Allan Davis had eight driving winners at Harrington Raceway on Wednesday.

Harry Von Knoblauch’s Scootin For Joy notched her fifth win of the year Tuesday in 1:55.1 over a sloppy racetrack in the $17,000 featured Mares Open at Harrington Raceway.

John Dayton’s Just A Jolt notched his third consecutive win Monday at Harrington Raceway with a 1:52.4 triumph in the $17,000 Open.

Barbara Boese’s Awsome Valley ($7.60, Tony Morgan) won his third consecutive race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway with a 1:56.1 triumph in the $17,000 Open Trot.