Trainer Jeremiah Englehart and jockey Wilfredo Rohena combined to win five races on Friday’s opening day nine-race card at Finger Lakes. Another Englehart runner, Star Dance M D, got beat a half-length in the opener at Aqueduct. At Finger Lakes, Englehart won the third with Seeking El Dorado ($4.60), the fifth with Malla ($18.80), the sixth with Check the Cites ($4.60), the seventh with Brazen Kat ($5.70) and the ninth with Phantom F Four ($3.10). Three of his winners got claimed as did Star Dance M D. Englehart, 35, said he watched all the races on television from his home near Finger Lakes because he woke up Friday morning with a migraine headache. “I was supposed to drive down to [Belmont] but I knew I needed to relax,” Englehart said. “I got to watch my crew saddle five winners today. It was exciting.” Englehart is the son of Chris Englehart, a perennial leading trainer at Finger Lakes, though he never saddled five winners on one card. “That’s what he told me,” said the younger Englehart, who said his own previous one-day best was three wins on a card, which he accomplished twice in 10 days in 2008, Sept. 27 and Oct. 6.