Parx shipper Inspired, the second longest shot on the board, got loose on the lead and barely hung on to score a 16-1 upset in Friday night’s Jenny Wade Handicap for fillies and mares at Penn National. The Jenny Wade was one of four $100,000 stakes on a 10-race card that served as an appetizer for Saturday night’s $200,000 Pennsylvania Governor’s Cup. A special daily double linking the two turf sprints was offered. Combined with Inspired ($35.80), the $2 payoffs to the winner of the 38th Governor’s Cup range from $143 with favorite Ben’s Cat to more than $10,000 with 2009 Governor’s Cup champion Carwash and locally based Philly Bound, a 5-year-old who comes into the race off back-to-back victories at the same five-furlong distance as Saturday night’s feature. Inspired, a 4-year-old filly based at Parx with trainer Allen Iwinski, opened up a 1 1/2-length lead with a furlong remaining, and then was all out under jockey Roberto Alvarado Jr. to hold off Bounding Bi by a neck. The winning time for five furlongs over a course rated soft was 57.42 seconds. Inspired, who did not win her maiden until her sixth try three starts ago in mid-April, was winless in her first three attempts on turf until wiring a group of first-level allowance foes five weeks ago at her home track. Bounding Bi, who was seeking her third straight win, got second money at 8-1 odds, finishing 1 1/2 lengths in front of Suzzona, the 8-5 favorite. Four horses were scratched, including last year’s runner-up, Out Post, and the Linda Rice-trained Ahvee’s Destiny. In the other stakes: Salary Drive ($22.20), who was ahead of just one horse while falling 11 /2 lengths behind the leader after the first six furlongs, rallied under Chuck Lopez to capture the Dauphin Miss for 3-year-old fillies by two lengths over 28-1 outsider Artemus Kitten. The winner, based at Monmouth Park with trainer Ed Plesa Jr., completed a mile on soft turf in 1:36.12. Apple Charlotte ($8.40), coming off a third-place finish in the Grade 3 All Along, came from eighth with 2 ½ furlongs remaining to take the Red Carpet for fillies and mares by 2 1/2 lengths over the Jonathan Sheppard-trained Sugar Again. Ridden by Sheldon Russell for trainer Graham Motion, Apple Charlotte covered 1 1/16 miles on turf in 1:44.23. Jealous Girl ($2.60), left as the heavy favorite when morning-line choice Bold Affair was scratched, cruised to a five-length win in the Femme Fatale for 3-year-old fillies sprinting six furlongs on the main track. In winning for the fourth time in five lifetime starts, Jealous Girl completed the distance on a fast track in 1:10.13. She is based at Delaware Park with trainer Tony Dutrow and was ridden by Jeremy Rose.