Bluegrass Stakes

Many of the biggest names in the game – both equine and human – were sprinkled throughout the Saturday evening program at The Red Mile, which featured a host of Bluegrass Stakes divisions for trotters...

The Jimmy Takter-trained Pure Country, who has won all six of her prior races this season, continued her streak over the sloppy track at The Red Mile on Friday, Oct. 2 by claiming one of three divisio...

Night two of the Grand Circuit meeting at The Red Mile was highlighted by four divisions of the $289,000 Bluegrass Stakes for two-year-old colt trotters.

The Red Mile's opening card of the Grand Circuit meet kicked off on Wednesday evening with two-year-old trotting fillies headlining the first round of Bluegrass Stakes.

The entire sophomore division is in the spotlight on Saturday, Oct. 5, with the colts and fillies of both gaits competing in a total of nine Bluegrass Series divisions on the 13-race card at The Red M...

The $289,000 Bluegrass stakes for two-year-old colt and gelding trotters, set for Thursday, Oct. 1 at The Red Mile, was split into four divisions when 25 horses dropped into the box.

Undefeated in eight starts this season, Jim Doherty Memorial winner Broadway Donna tops the 16 freshmen filly trotters divided into two divisions of the $259,000 Bluegrass Stakes, scheduled for the ei...

Despite an hour-and-a-half delay provoked by a blown transformer near the first turn, the $336,000 Bluegrass for two-year-old filly trotters was contested in four divisions Thursday evening at The Red...

The Red Mile's weekend of Grand Circuit stakes wrapped up on Sunday with the final set of Bluegrass Series divisions and eliminations for the Allerage Farms Open events.

Saturday night's sophomore Grand Circuit stakes action at The Red Mile was kicked off by the highly-touted Captaintreacherous, and his performance didn't disappoint.

Creatine is back at The Red Mile, where he made all seven of his starts last season, and trainer Bob Stewart hopes the three-year-old colt trotter is ready to continue his winning ways.