Chester Pa – In the blue corner (check the color of the driver), there was Lyons Steel (Simon Allard), a well -known lover of the Harrah’s Philadelphia Oval and a winner of $ 868,996 who entered the race. In the red corner, Christopher Dance N (Johnathan Ahle), a recent import of the state that had won his last three races.
In the fast class of $ 13,000, Pace contained in Philly, Lyons Steel received the Inner Post (two versus three) and checked the pace by Dawdling fractions of: 27.3 ,: 56.4 and 1: 25.1. In the piece Christopher Dance N came out of the pocket to challenge, and neither would give a step.
The last quarter was in: 26 flat. The mile was in 1: 51.1. And Lyons Steel and Christopher Dance N were both winners – the photo finish could not separate them.
Lyons Steel, A Rock N Roll Heaven Ruin, is trained by Jose Ramos for owner BD Racing LLC, while Christopher Dance N (Dear Lou) is conditioned by Jeff Cullipher for Pollack Racing LLC.
Lyons Steel/Christopher Dance Replay
In the $ 11,000 fellow function for the fast Pacing set, seven colors had a challenger to him most of the road in the miles, but still held for the victory in 1: 49.3. The son of Stay hungryA winner of $ 1,079,436 including his Pennsylvania Sire Stakes Championship in 2023, passed a: 26.2 quarter when a parked challenger could not find a gap and then finally got him behind in a demanding: 53.3 half. 19-1 Divine Right first went down the backstretch and challenged the winner hard and past the 1:22 three-quarters, but driver Jack Pelling held his horse rolling for the first horse for trainer Andrew Harris, co-owner with William Pollock and Bruce Areman.
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A pace of $ 12,000 for developing male horses saw White Lotus make two speed movements during a: 27 opener, and then go to the favorite packaging a punch to be in the two holes during mid -plits of: 55.1 and 1: 23.2. Simon Allard has the Long dark stranger Three-year-old foal for the piece and has the pacesetter on the way to the best to best reduce his life to 1: 51.2 for conditioner per Engblom and owner Morrison Racing Stables.
In a disability event of $ 11,000 for expensive claim horses, the Auckland Reactor N Belting Juddy Douglas A responded after a claim in his last start and moved to the barn of trainer Josue Garcia, won in 1:51. “Juddy” was sent three -in -the -back in the backstretch by driver Jack Pelling and circled circled leaders for the leaders of the three -quarters after splits of: 26.4 ,: 56 and 1: 23.4, with a safe margin by the job with a: 27.1 Kicker.
And then there was the Dear Lou Ruin Easy Lou in a second soil conditioned class, where he went on the motorcycle: 26.4 ,: 53.4 and 1: 20.4 on the way to lowering his stamp by two seconds to 1: 49.1. Simon Allard today achieved maximum speed from Easy Lou for trainer Eddie Sager and owners Gary Weidelman and Howard Taylor. Allard had four moving victories to lead the Sundy Sulky Colony.
This week Harrah’s Philadelphia raced on Thursday and Friday at 12:25 pm and Sunday at 12:40 pm, and will then take a short break for the renovation of the track, on Friday 10 October. Free Philly program pages are or will be available on www.phha.org.
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