Category: GC_Results

Grand Circuit racing returned to Plainridge Park on Monday (Oct. 7) afternoon and featured the Colonial Oaks Trot and the W.N. Reynolds Memorial Tar Heel for pacing colts and geldings and Leta Long for pacing fillies.

Sig Sauer plowed forward off a tumultuous tempo and persevered through a weary charge in the stretch to win the $500,000 132nd Kentucky Futurity – sponsored by Hunterton Farms, Stoner Manor Inc. and Menhammar Stuteri AB – in 1:49.3 on Sunday (Oct. 6) at The Red Mile.

Bythemissal secured the lead from post 10 and maintained command to the finish while Sylvia Hanover lowered the track record for aged pacing mares in their respective divisions of the Allerage Farms Pace on Sunday (Oct. 6) at The Red Mile.

Driver Todd McCarthy hustled R Melina forward, refused to relinquish the lead despite swift fractions and successfully bottomed the well on her peers to claim the $301,550 59th Kentucky Filly Futurity – sponsored by Crawford Farms – in a 1:50.1 mile on Sunday (Oct. 6) at The Red Mile.

Favorites My Girl EJ and Rocket Deo both delivered power-packed performances to take their respective divisions of the $233,000 Glen Garnsey Memorial, sponsored by Diamond Creek Farm, on Sunday (Oct. 6) at The Red Mile.

Mirage Hanover posted a blowout victory while McCrunch rallied in time to grab the win in their respective divisions of the $422,000 Tattersalls Pace, sponsored by Cameo Hills Farm, on Sunday (Oct. 6) at The Red Mile.

Both sent off as the second choices in the betting, Logan Park and Call Me Goo landed the spoils in their respective divisions of the Allerage Farms Trots at The Red Mile on Sunday afternoon (Oct. 6).

Lexington, KY — Sound Judgement scored a 39-1 blow on 4-5 favorite Deja Blu in the closing strides to win the second division of five divisions for the $342,000 International Stallion Stakes…

A pair of stunners took center stage from the three divisions of the $300,900 International Stallion Stakes for 2-year-old pacing colts on geldings on Saturday (Oct. 5) at The Red Mile: first with DA Love Boat shocking in a photo and last with Fallout scorching the track in a blowout win.

After faltering to Papi Grad in a first-over push last week, Looksgoodinloulou found herself in Papi Grad’s trail and zoomed through a seam at the inside to win the $81,600 Bob McIntosh Memorial, part of the $245,800 International Stallion Stakes (ISS) for 2-year-old pacing fillies, in a world-record equaling mile on Friday (Oct. 4) at The Red Mile.