Plainridge Park

The curtain fell on the 2019 live harness racing season at Plainridge Park on Friday (Nov. 29) and Sailor Jerry had the honour of winning the last $14,000 pacing feature of the year.

On Monday, November 25 at Plainridge Park, driver Shawn Gray kicked off the final week of racing in Massachusetts in a big way.

A pair of $12,000 conditioned events for trotters under six years of age were contested at Plainridge Park on Friday afternoon and it was girl power all around as three-year-old fillies Lindy Pearl an...

Driver Bruce Ranger was in top form at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon and put on a driving clinic while winning the feature as well as four other races on the nine-race card, which included a n...

A consistent rain and sloppy track were no deterrent for O So Easy who took an unconventional route to victory in the $20,000 Open Handicap trotting feature at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon.

Three-year-old Massachusetts Sire Stakes champion Crystalline looked in top form two weeks removed from her $100,000 final victory after cruising to an easy win in the $12,000 trotting feature at Plai...

The classic line “Thank you sir, may I have another?” from the movie Animal House seems more than fitting to describe the effort put in by top-class pacer Bettors Fire N on Thursday afternoon after ta...

The team of owner/trainer Joel Wheeler and driver Shawn Gray was prolific at Plainridge Park as the horses they sent to post took both features on the card on Monday afternoon.

After shipping back from a two-week stint at Yonkers Raceway, Bettors Fire N turned up the heat on his competition at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon as he took no prisoners en route to winning ...

Drafting off the pace early in pursuit of a stiff fraction, O So Easy rallied past the half to capture the $20,000 Open Handicap trot at Plainridge Park on Monday afternoon.

After a three-year layoff Whiskey Lindy made his first start back this August a winning one and has repeated that outcome every week since.

Despite wind, rain and six formidable foes, Bet You overcame all adversity to capture the $20,000 Open Handicap pacing feature at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon.