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Dougs Babe A Sets Lifetime Mark at Harrah’s Philadelphia

Dougs Babe A lowered her lifetime mark to 1:49.3 in Harrah’s Philadelphia’s feature pace, while driver Bradley Chisholm posted four wins on the card.
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Dougs Babe A lowered her lifetime mark to 1:49.3 at age nine with a 6½-length victory in the $18,310 conditioned feature pace at Harrah’s Philadelphia, according to Standardbred Canada.

Bradley Chisholm drove the winner, who recorded her 34th victory in 150 lifetime starts and brought her career earnings to $818,757.

Dougs Babe A leads the pacing results

Dougs Babe A clocked fractions of :27.1, :55.2, and 1:22.1 before completing her career-best mile.

Factory Girl won the $16,197 distaff pacing sub-feature in wire-to-wire fashion. She posted fractions of :27, :55.1, and 1:23.1, finishing in 1:51.

Rain interrupts card as Chisholm wins four

A deluge caused a 40-minute gap between the seventh and eighth races while the track crew prepared the surface to resume racing. The track condition changed to sloppy for two $16,901 contests for developing horses.

Dominican Sunshine won her pacing contest in 1:53.1, lowering her lifetime mark. Giuseppe C circled the field from last to win the trot in 1:56.4.

Chisholm led the 11-race card with four victories. Tim Tetrick and Patrick Ryder each had two wins, while Kelly Lancaster-Dailey and Dean Eckley each recorded two training wins.

After the card, Tetrick held a 124-122 season lead over Simon Allard in the driver standings.

Standardbred Canada listed the next racing card at Harrah’s Philadelphia for Friday at 12:25 p.m.

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Source: As reported by Standardbred Canada.

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