Chester Pa – Christopher Dance N (Dear Lou), who had bad luck in his US Harness racing debut in the Meadowlands, opened his American win count with a win of 1: 51.3 in the $ 14,000 function for emerging pacers on a sultry Sunday afternoon in Harrah’s Philadelphia.
Christopher Dance Replay
The son of Sweet Lou pushed past A: 28 quarter to reach the top for the stands and hit half in: 57.1, then took the speed to take on the challenge of the first chances of natural fire (both were even sent to money; the latter had a few dollars on him to win). The two pacers fought through the 1:25 three -quarters and all the way to the thread, with Christopher Dance N at home too quickly: 26.3 to win with 1½ lengths.
Johnathan Ahle treated the Sulky tasks behind Christopher Dance N, who earned $ 123,681 in only eight 2024 under Start, for trainer Jeff Cullipher, third in the Philly classification, and owners Pollack Racing LLC.
In the $ 13,000 fast handicap pace, the He looks Money Funtime Bayama returned to the spotlight with a win in 1: 49.4 for driver Jack Pelling and trainer Andrew Harris, the last co-owner with William Pollock (a Pollack-Pollock “Sweep” in the Philly functions) and Bruce Areman. Funtime Bayama went straight on the road while he put fractions from: 26.3 ,: 54.1 and 1: 21.4 and then easily pulled away to bump his bankroll to $ 360.452.
Mark Heschberger, now fourth in the Philly -row -win column, led four horses back to Victory Lane for the honor of the day of the day.
Racing will continue on a schedule of three card a week on Philly, with Thursday and Friday racing at 12:25 pm and Sunday’s action from 12:40. Free Philly program pages are or will be available on www.phha.org.
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From the Phha/Harrah’s Philadelphia
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