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Allan Davis wins Harrington harness racing meet driving title
Driver Art Stafford Jr. guides Unbelievable Kemp down the stretch to win the second race Wednesday night at Harrington Raceway. It was the final night of the fall harness racing meet.
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From a distance, you cannot see the drivers behind these trotters heading toward the halfway point of the fourth race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway.
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Canoe Trip, driven by Ross Shand, leads the field into the turn during the fourth race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway.
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Dude Wheres MyCard, driven by George Dennis, leads the field down the stretch en route to a win in the third race Wednesday night at Harrington Raceway. A $2 win bet paid $77.80.
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Pacers charge toward the first turn during the third race Wednesday night at Harrington Raceway.
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Unbelievable Kemp heads to the Winner's Circle after the second race Wednesday night at Harrington Raceway.
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Kim's Command, driven by Russell Foster, leads Unbelievable Kemp, driven by Art Stafford Jr., at the half of the second race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway. Unbelievable Kemp won the race in 1:59 and paid $11 to win.
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Unbelievable Kemp (driver Art Stafford Jr.), left, and Kim's Command (driver Russell Foster) lead a field of trotters through the final turn in the second race Wednesday at Harrington Raceway. Unbelievable Kemp went on to win in 1:59. It was the final night of the fall meet at the track.
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Trotter Starlight Lounge, driven by Cody Poliseno, cruises to a win in 2:01 in the first race Wednesday night at Harrington Raceway.
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Allan Davis, the leading driver at Harrington Raceway, sports an "A" on the back of his driver's suit.
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Allan Davis, who won the fall driving title at Harrington Raceway, guides Sumkindofmagic prior to the first race Wednesday night.
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HARRINGTON -- Mulligan Stable and Calcutta Stable's Oh Boy , driven by Allan Davis, was a 1:56 winner in the featured $20,000 Open Trot on closing night for the season at Harrington Raceway.
Trained by Jason Johnson, the 4-year-old Donato Hanover gelding made a steady gain first over and hit the wire first in a narrow margin of victory over Fifty Ways and Not For Moni. It was his 3rd straight win and 9th of the year.
It was also the second of four wins on the card for the meet's leading driver, Davis, who won 127 races at the meet and earned his fourth straight driving title.
Tony Morgan (113), Montrell Teague (107), Ross Wolfenden (92) and Art Stafford Jr. (81) rounded out the top five.
Leading trainer Joe Columbo was presented with honors on the Tuesday card, also earning his fourth Harrington training crown.
Live racing on the Delaware circuit will shift 20 miles north to Bally's Dover, which opens October 30.
