Author: by PHHA for Harrah s Philadelphia

Harrah’s Philadelphia is now presenting a Friday (Nov. 14) series for $10,000 pacing claimers, with three preliminary rounds worth $8,000 a division, leading up to a $12,500 Championship (and $10,000 consolations) on November 30 for those doing best in the prelims.

No Guts No Glory has not been beaten since coming to Plainridge Park and that trend continued on Friday (Nov. 14) when he won his third straight race in the $17,500 conditioned pace at The Ridge.

A report from a recent fertility test performed on Karl November 12, 2025 by Dr. Alyssa Struzyna, Walnridge Equine Reproduction Services, concludes that Karl is now capable of servicing a full book of 140 mares for the 2026 breeding season.

The second and final preliminary of the Winter Is Coming Pacing Series was held Monday afternoon (Nov. 10) at Pocono Downs at Mohegan Pennsylvania, and the series name told the tale of the weather – temperatures barely above freezing and a strong wind, mostly against backstretch movers.

For the first time this year, all three weekly $25,000 Open features were held on the same day on Monday (Nov. 10) afternoon, and Always Bstunning N by far put in the most impressive performance of the triumvirate after winning the distaff pace in 1:50.4 over an off track and through unfavorable weather conditions.

Tuis Star made easy work of the competition in her $20,000 first-round division of the Delaware Standardbred Breeders’ Fund (DSBF) series for 2-year-old trotting fillies on Monday (Nov. 10) at Bally’s Dover, delivering an 11-3/4-length drubbing to Suburban Lady and extending her winning streak to four in the act.

Unusual Clarity (Ron Harp) captured the $7,500 featured fillies & mares’ pace at Vernon Downs on Friday (Nov. 7).