The high-powered Jim King Jr. stable demonstrated its prowess Tuesday (Sept. 1) with three wins on the Harrington Raceway card.

The Harrington-based stable—who campaigns two of harness racing's brightest stars, 2019 Horse of the Year Shartin N and 2019 two-year-old Pacing Filly Of The Year Lyons Sentinel—prevailed with all three starters on the program: Stealing Bases ($4.80, Victor Kirby), Rockin Philly ($4.20, Ross Wolfenden) and Speak To Siri ($2.10, Kirby).

Rockin Philly captured the $13,500 feature in 1:53 for owners Tim Tetrick and Jo Ann Looney-King with a front score, good enough for her 10th win. The A Rocknroll Dance four-year-old mare set most of the fractions in her win over Anytime N and Moments of Joy. After making nearly $180,000 as a sophomore, Rockin Philly was making her seventh start of the season and boosted her seasonal earnings over $20,000.

Youngster Stealing Bases, a daughter of Roddys Bags Again, was a first-time starter that prevailed in 1:59.2 for owner Jo Ann Looney-King as she preps for Delaware Standardbred Breeders Fund (DSBF) stakes action in a few weeks.

Speak To Siri capped the night off for King, also giving driver Kirby three wins on the card with a 1:56.3 score as the heavy favourite. The Artspeak three-year-old filly led throughout for her second win. She is also owned by Jo Ann Looney-King.

Art Stafford Jr., 2019 Harrington driving champ, also had three wins on the card.

(Harrington Raceway)