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Massachusetts Sire Stakes action at Plainridge - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Sire Stakes action at Plainridge

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

Every Mans Dream, Keep Asking Stay Perfect In Mass Stakes - Vimarsana News

Every Mans Dream, Keep Asking Stay Perfect In Mass Stakes

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. 

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Detroit Refinery Hosts ENERGY STAR Industrial Showcase

Detroit Refinery Hosts ENERGY STAR Industrial Showcase

Rocknroll Lou Breaks Three Records In MASS Stakes - Vimarsana News

Rocknroll Lou Breaks Three Records In MASS Stakes

Week two of two-year-olds competing in the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park got underway on Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 3) and history was made in three different categories by Rocknroll Lou after a very impressive effort in the $75,000 division for male pacers. 

Day Two Of Mass Stakes Complete - Vimarsana News

Day Two Of Mass Stakes Complete

The second day of the $3 million Massachusetts Sire Stakes held at Plainridge Park on Tuesday (Sept. 26) featured two-year-old performers of both gaits and genders and dominant winners prevailed in most of the events. The fillies went one $75,000 race each on the trot and pace while the colts and geldings had split divisions for both gaits that were valued at $40,000 apiece.