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On Monday, May 20, 2024, Richard S. Wernig, age 59, of Dalton, N.H. passed away peacefully at home after losing his battle with cancer. Rick was born on Jan. 29,

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CORBIN — Mountains — or at least part of a foothill — had to be moved to create Cumberland Run harness track. But once built, the first horse-racing meet in

Mountains -- or at least part of a foothill -- had to be moved to create Cumberland Run harness track. But once built, the first horse racing meet in southeastern Kentucky went off with few hitches. 

Plainville, MA — Eight $150,000 harness racing divisions made up of the best 2 and 3-year-old trotters and pacers bred in the state went postward in the $1.2 million finals of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park on a perfect fall Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 24) and the day produced champions, records and streaks. Rooster

Eight $150,000 divisions made up of the best two- and three-year-old trotters and pacers bred in the state went postward in the $1.2 million finals of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park on a perfect fall Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 24) and the day produced champions, records and streaks.

Racey Rach N (Mitchell Cushing) took full advantage of a perfect trip to cash in the win in the $25,000 Winners-Over pace for fillies and mares at Plainridge Park on Thursday afternoon (Oct. 19). 

Plainville, MA — The third leg for 2-year-old eligibles of the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes were held on Monday (Oct. 16) at Plainridge Park and the roster of undefeated harness racing freshman participants was whittled down to two when the action concluded. In the $75,000 pacing filly division which was the first of two

The third leg for two-year-old eligibles of the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes were held on Monday (Oct. 16) at Plainridge Park and the roster of undefeated freshman participants was whittled down to two when the action concluded. 

The race never seemed in doubt for The Wild Card, who led from start to finish and won the $25,000 Winners-Over pacing feature at Plainridge Park on Thursday (Oct. 5), giving his driver Bruce Ranger a winning hand of three of a kind as it was his third consecutive victory in the bike behind him.