Plainridge Park

It was a record-breaking day in the Massachusetts Breeders Stakes at Plainridge Park on Monday, Sept. 30 after three stakes records were rewritten by some of the finest state-bred three-year-olds who ...

Under duress most of the way, Big Box Hanover delivered in the end by winning the $33,784 Open Handicap trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Friday afternoon, Sept. 27. 

Brett Beckwith, who is currently the second leading dash driver in North America, significantly added to his already lofty victory count after winning five races at Plainridge Park on Thursday (Sept. ...

There was $425,676 in purses available for state-bred two-year-old trotters and pacers of both sexes in the first leg of the Massachusetts Breeders Stakes at Plainridge Park on Tuesday, Sept. 24 after...

The 2024 Massachusetts Breeders Stakes kicked off at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon, Sept. 23 with three-year-olds of both sexes and gaits lining up for their share of the $412,161 in available p...

The $3 million USD (est.) Massachusetts Breeders Stakes will begin its 2024 season at Plainridge Park on Monday, Sept. 23.

Sea Can returned to Massachusetts after a winning respite in Maine and was as sharp as could be as he won the $33,784 Open Handicap trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Friday (Sept. 20) afternoon. 

A first-over move and a fight to the finish highlighted Alex Having Fun’s impressive win the the $33,784 Open Handicap pacing feature at Plainridge Park on Thursday, Sept. 19.

Swedish Starlet N left hard and finished strong as she went the mile of her life in the $33,784 Open Handicap pace for fillies and mares at Plainridge Park on Tuesday (Sept. 17) afternoon.

Massachusetts-bred Standardbreds have come a long way since the introduction of the state’s Race Horse Develop Fund and evidence of that was clearly on display once again at Plainridge Park on Monday ...

The feature race on Thursday (Sept. 12) at Plainridge Park was the $33,784 Open Handicap pace where Alluneedisfaith N got a perfect trip and registered his fourth win of the year. 

Early positioning by driver Bruce Ranger put Rodman in the right spot late to win the $22,973 Claiming Handicap Allowance featured at Plainridge Park on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 10.