Chamberlain Bridge Wins at Penn National
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After a longshot local winner last year, the 38th
running of the Governor's Cup at Penn National Race Course returned to
form Saturday night in a big way.
Kentucky-based Chamberlain Bridge, sent off at odds of 6-5, rewarded his many backers by putting away a strong field of 11 sprinters to win the $200,000 five-furlong turf sprint.
A year ago, the 6-year-old son of War Chant out of the Trempolino mare She's Got Class came to Penn National and ran third behind local hero Cardashi, who won at 30-1 for trainer Tim Kreiser of Lickdale. Cardashi defeated Blue Sailor that night, with Chamberlain Bridge never factoring in the race.
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