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CHESTER PA - With the temperature registering just two degrees above freezing, the Banker Volo sophomore trotting gelding Itsonlymoneyhoney provided the heat by winning the trotting section of a pair of $11,200 features in a lifetime best of 1:55.4 on Friday afternoon at Harrah's Philadelphia. The recent import from Iowa via Hoosier and Yonkers had to go first-over, but he proved more than equal to the task, coming his own back half in :56.4 for driver Andrew McCarthy (a three-time winner on the afternoon). Itsonlymoneyhoney won by 4¾ lengths over favored Father Dunn, who tried to follow hi...

Itsonlymoneyhoney provided plenty of heat on a cold Friday afternoon (Dec. 18) with a 1:55.4 lifetime best performance in the $11,200 featured trot at Harrah's Philadelphia. The recent import from Iowa — via Harrah's Hoosier Park and Yonkers Raceway — endured a first-over journey and proved more than equal to the task, covering his own back half in :56.4 for driver Andy McCarthy and defeating favourite Father Dunn by 4-3/4 lengths. The Rob Harmon-trained Itsonlymoneyhoney, a sophomore son of Banker Volo owned by Harmon Racing Stable LLC, Lawrence Kittenplan and Winners Circle Racing LLC, ...

A quartet of $11,200 featured events for younger horses — two on the pace and two on the trot — topped the Friday afternoon (Dec. 11) action at Harrah’s Philadelphia, with trainer Rob Harmon sweeping the trotting top classes. In the first trotting headliner, Itsonlymoneyhoney held off the late charge of favoured Protostar by a length to reduce his mark to 1:56.4. The three-year-old Banker Volo gelding, who notched his eleventh lifetime triumph, was all systems “go” for driver Marcus Miller and the partnership of Harmon Racing Stable LLC, Lawrence Kittenplan and Winners Circle Racing...

Rob Harmon CHESTER PA - A quartet of $11,200 featured events for younger horses, two on the pace and two on the trot, topped the Friday afternoon action at Harrah's Philadelphia, with harness racing trainer Rob Harmon sweeping the trotting top classes. In the first of the trotting headliners, Itsonlymoneyhoney overcame some recent bad luck and held off the late charge of favored Protostar by a length to reduce his mark to 1:56.4. A victim of a break and then an equipment break in his first two starts for Harmon, Itsonlymoneyhoney was all systems "go" for driver Marcus Miller and the combine o...