Philly qualifiers show promising three-year-olds

CHESTER, PA – Some promising three-year-olds and a well-remembered three-year-old from last year were among the harness racing winners in Tuesday (April 25) mornings qualifiers at Harrah’s Philadelphia.

Among the successes were:

· Portulaca, a Donato Hanover trotting filly who was a multi-stakes winner at two, fronting a field in 1:57.3 for driver David Miller and trainer Kathleen La Montagne, the latter co-owner with Donald La Montagne;

· Inter Mischief, an International Moni colt who was the leader of his Massachusetts trotting group, leading at every pole in 1:55.3 for driver Tony Morgan and trainer Jamie Sullivan, co-owner with Frank Chick;

· Tres Cher Deo, a Captaintreacherous pacing filly with a wealth of pedigree on her dam’s side, winning in her first career charted line in 1:55 for driver Andrew McCarthy, trainer Robert Cleary, and Deo Volente Farms LLC;

· Night Hawk, a four-year-old Betting Line gelding who earned $352,988 raing among the best of the “glamour” division at three, prepping for his 2023 campaign by coming home in :55.1 – :27 in a 1:54.3 win while now campaigning for Team Bongiorno – driver Joe and trainer Jenn – and the ownership of JB Racing, Crawford Farms Racing, James Crawford IV, and Howard Taylor.

The Tuesday Harrah’s qualifying races can be seen through the PHHA website, www.phha,org.

For complete qualifier results, click here.

From the PHHA / Harrah’s Philadelphia