Driver Yannick Gingras was the star of the Friday (Dec. 4) card at Harrah’s Philadelphia Friday, piloting six winners and sweeping all four $11,200 featured events.

In the first of the trots, Gingras positioned the sophomore Kadabra filly Kombucha right behind pacesetter Alyvia Deo, then moved out to challenge on the turn and won by a length in 1:58.2 over the sloppy track for trainer Scott DiDomenico and the ownership of Bottom Line Racing LLC and Triple D Stables Inc.

The other trot feature winner was the three-year-old Cantab Hall gelding Hall It Off, who won by four lengths in 1:58 for his second consecutive score. Trainer Bill Mullin shares ownership with Carver Racing LLC.

Gingras’ pacing headline victories also saw one win from the front and one from the two-hole. The three-year-old Bettors Delight gelding Aces Rock evaded pocket sitter Rockin Medicine by two lengths in a 1:53 mile under messy. Trish Adams trains the winner for Ronald Perone, Thomas Maloney and Donald Keyser.

The Sweet Lou gelding Lous Sweetrevenge completed Gingras' sweep of the featured events, riding the pocket behind General Ward before thundering off late to a 4-1/2 length win in 1:53. Ron Burke handles the training duties for the Burke Racing Stable LLC, Weaver Bruscemi LLC, Phil Collura and J&T Silva-Purnel & Libby.

(PHHA/Harrah's Philadelphia)