Plainridge Park

The $20,000 Wood End Light trot and $20,000 Nauset Light pace finals, both for two-year-old starters, were held at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon and both winners were Massachusetts-bred horses.

Whiskey Lindy decided his own fortune as he led the field for almost 7/8th’s of the mile in very even fractions en route to winning the $12,000 trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Friday afternoon.

Four-year-old pacing mare Color Envy has spent all year racing at Yonkers Raceway, closing out that stand with a 3-3/4 length win two weeks ago.

Bet You displayed intestinal fortitude during a fast trip and a tight finish winning the $14,000 Winners-Over pacing feature at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon.

Shorething Fashion bounced back from a narrow defeat last week to score a similarly close win in the featured $10,500 trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Friday afternoon.

Twist Of Fate left and tripped out to a personal best, razor-thin victory in the $10,000 conditioned feature pace for fillies and mares at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon.

Despite making two moves by the half, Mach Doro A took control of the race from there and stormed home the best in the $14,000 Winners-Over Handicap pace at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon.

Whiskey Lindy got a late start to the season as he didn’t make his first start of 2019 until August 16. But his limited number of starts have all been quality wins including his third straight at Plai...

Although she has won at Yonkers Raceway, Bangor Raceway and Scarborough Downs in recent weeks, you’d have to go back to May 16 for Western Stepp’s last win at Plainridge Park. But that all changed on ...

Betterlatethannever put in a strong front-end effort to capture his second straight win after taking the $14,000 Winners-Over Handicap pace at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon.

After getting a slow start early in the mile, Chav Hanover displayed a strong closing kick to win the $12,000 trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Friday afternoon (Aug. 23).

She got away worst but got home first. After a furious stretch drive, Hilaria won the $12,000 fillies and mares Winners-Over Handicap pace at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon.