The conditions were far from ideal as the track was lashed by Tropical Storm Fay throughout the card, but Meadowlands Pace finalist Allywag Hanover impressed anyway, winning a division of the Pennsylvania Sire Stakes for sophomore pacing colts and geldings on Friday afternoon at Harrah's Philadelphia in 1:50 4/5. Allywag Hanover, who took a bye to next Saturday's Meadowlands Pace final, landed in fourth from post six in the second of five splits and was sent first-over by driver Tim Tetrick past a 56 second half-mile marker. Allywag Hanover advanced quickly after being sent two-wide, and he would clear leader Force N Fury (Dexter Dunn) before the 1:23 4/5 three-quarters. Afer taking over, Allywag Hanover easily dealt with a first-over bid from Sombodyitreasure (Andrew McCarthy) on the final bend, then drew off in the lane while in-hand, winning the $39,432 contest by 5 3/4 lengths. Sombodyitreasure held second, with Lou's A Pansy (Scott Zeron) third. A colt by Captaintreacherous, Allywag Hanover is trained by Brett Pelling for owner Allywag Stable. This was Allywag Hanover's sixth career win, he pushed his earnings to $64,199, and he is now three-for-three in 2020 since joining the Pelling stable.  He was the 1-9 favorite and paid $2.10 to win. While unsuccessful in Allywag Hanover's event, Dunn won the next two sections in first-over style. In the third flight he clicked with 3-1 shot Sandbetweenmytoes, who wore down leader and Meadowlands Pace finalist Chief Mate (George Napolitano Jr.) in the lane to prevail by three-parts of a length in 1:50 4/5, and then came right back with 6-5 choice Tito Rocks, who out-fought pace-setter Sea Of Life (McCarthy) to tally by a neck in 1:52 1/5. Sandbetweenmytoes, a gelded son of Somebeachsomewhere, is a Fashion Farms homebred trained by Jim Campbell. He won for the third time in 12 attempts, has now pocketed $54,713, and returned $8.20 to win. Robert Cleary trains Tito Rocks, a Sweet Lou gelding, for owner Royal Wire Products Inc. Tito Rocks broke his maiden in his ninth attempt, boosted his bankroll to $46,587, and paid $4.60 to win. Upsets occurred in the remaining two sire stakes tilts, with 12-1 shot The Greek Freak (Matt Kakaley) coming up the passing lane from the pocket to take the first test by three lengths over Diamond Head (Simon Allard) in a 1:52 mile, and 7-1 offering No Lou Zing (Josert Fonseca) rallying up the passing lane after an inside trip in mid-pack to win the finale by half a length over Captain Groovy (Mark MacDonald) in 1:53. A Captaintreacherous gelding, The Greek Freak is trained by Ron Burke for owners Burke Racing Stable LLC., Piatt Racing LLC., J&T Silva- Purnel & Libby, and Weaver Bruscemi LLC. The Greek Freak, named after Milawukee Bucks superstar and NBA Most Valuable Player Giannis Antetokounmpo, is now a two-time winner from 12 tries, and he has earned $43,250. He returned $27.20 to win. Nancy Takter trains No Lou Zing, a gelding by Sweet Lou, for owners 3 Brothers Stables, Rojan Stables, and Caviart Farms. After a winless rookie campaign, No Lou Zing has three wins and a second in four trips behind the gate in 2020, and he has pocketed $31,816. He paid $17.00 to win.