Chester, PA — Drivers Dexter Dunn and George Napolitano Jr. won the feature races at Harrah’s Philadelphia on Friday (Nov. 15), but the red-hot Tim Tetrick won about everything else.

Tetrick came out of the box smoking by winning five of the first six races (missing by a head in the sixth), and added the final tally on the card later in the program. He also drove six winners on the Nov. 13 at the same venue.

Tetrick leads all drivers at Harrah’s Philadelphia in wins, percentage of in the money finishes and Universal Driver’s Rating.

He is currently second in North America in victories (670) and is first in purse money earned ($14.36 million).

Dunn guided the Captaintreacherous sophomore filly Philly Hanover to her second straight victory while winning the $18,000 top-billed distaff pace in 1:51.4. She won for trainer Ron Coyne Jr. and the partnership of Ron Coyne Stables Inc. and Blair Corbeil.

Napolitano was the driver behind the Rock N Roll Heaven mare Jive Dancing A, who has now won four of her last five starts after winning the $17,000 co-feature in 1:52.2. The Mike Hall trainee ran her win record to 12 for 21 this season and is owned by Blindswitch Racing Stable.