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Artistic Fella wins Ben Franklin

June 15, 2008

Artistic Fella sped to a world record of 1:48 in the $500,000 Ben Franklin Final at Harrah’s Chester on June 15 with Tim Tetrick in the bike--the fastest mile ever on a 5/8 mile track regardless of age or gender.
Artistic Fella (World Wide Racing Photos)

Artistic Fella (World Wide Racing Photos)

courtesy of World Wide Racing Photos

“This horse does his best work while moving to the lead,” Tetrick said. “Trainer Steve Elliott made a bridle change and it really turned him around. I didn’t quit worrying until I went past the wire; this is a great group of horses. “He’s at the top of his class, and deserved to win.”

The 5-year-old son of Pacific Fella pushed his career earnings to $2,089,355.

“I’m just so proud of Tim, Steven and everyone,” owner Joseph Alborano said. “I just wish everyone in the game had a horse like this. I just love him.”